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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-04
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW York. July s.
- CoTToN-Frmer.i sales of 1900 bales at
32gS21ac for uplands.
FLoUR-Reeeipts, 1884 hbls; market
for superflne state; 81 60G9 GO for extra
western; $40 609l2 G5 for good choice
hoop Ohio; IS 50@1O 90 for extra St. Louis
$40 00@l4 80 for good to enoIce do, clos
ing quiet and heavy. California -four,
heavy; sales of I.400 sacks at $l09l0 %.
s. Is.
CoRN MEALs-Dun.
WHISRY-Duu.
GRATN-Re Receipts, wheat 1890 bushels;
market M dull; safes of u 700 bushels at 81 So
No. do. white California on private terms.
RYE-Declining.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-NIarket dull
CoRN-Keceipts, 81. .603 bushels; &c better
and osing quiet; sales OF 1900 bushels at
81 029gl % for mixed Western afloat, at
III u5ySl O4l9l II Tor handsome western vel
low.
oATs-Receipts, 14,55s bushels at l@2e
for Western af1oat; 80@s01Sc tor state; S3e
for Western buyers next week.
MoLASSES Nominal.
eUGAR-Quiet
HoPS-QuIet.
Pc, RoLEUnI : Firmer at 1g14@l7c for
crude; S311QI34c for refined bonded. ~
PROVISi ONS-Pork steady; sales of l. 100
barrels a 81 65612 IS for new m ess: clos
ing at 81 40, regular; 81 90Ge2S 90 for old
do. closing at s2S 90, regular; S22 25923 for
prime; S24 00@24 % for prime mess; also,
sales of $50 barrels new mess, seller Sep
tember, at S27 80. Beef, steady: tieree heef
duh t s3I 00933 90 for prime mess; $50 009
S36 90 for Indian mess. Beef Hams, dull;
sales of 50 barrels at rs 00@35 co. Cut
Meats, steady; sales of 200 packages at 126l
l3c for shoulders; l51l9l7c for hams; mid
dies. nominal.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales of 4S0
tierees at l514@lI61ac for steam l79l7774e tor
Kettle rendered; also, sales of 500 tferces
steam, buyer July, at 10 9-I6c -s- go
BUTTER-Steady at 2592ac for Ohio; BOG
9jc for State,
CHEEsE-Quiet at 7915c. a
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ME MPHIS.
Inauguration OF the Governor Elect
Ceremonies 'IOSe with y Salute
OF Fifteen Guns.

NJ EMPHIs, July 3.-The Avalaache's
Little Rock special says: The inau-
gura tion Of Powell Clayton, Govern
or elect of Arkansas, took place yes
terday, about ten o'clock. The pro-
cessi)n formed was made up Of mill
tary, civil and State officials, MEM
bers of the Legislature and few cit
liens. No negroes participated, ex-
cept legislators, which caused some
dissa tisfactiOn among the negroes.
After a parade of two hours, the oath
was administered at the capitol.
The Governor said, in his address, that
a lar ge number of citizens were not
disposed to accept the results Of the
war, and idle hours were spent in IN
vectI YES against the new voters, but
| the Government enacted that no such
| expense should be sustained. The
new Constitution, he said, was an ad-
mira-ble.One.
The ceremonies closed with a salute
/ Of fifteen guns.
A special from Aberdeen, Miss.
says: On Tuesday night, Herbert,
| the Republican candidate for the
| State Senate, muderously assaulted a
free oman who had voted the Demo
cratic ticket. The negro's life was saved
by some citizens During the affair
Herbert shot and dangerously wound
cd / white boy. Henry Schroeder shot
VIVA. Jeracho, a constable ia a saloon
on Adams Street, this afternoon
killing him almost instantly. SHREDDER
was arrested by Jeracho this morning
on a civil process, and meeting hin
this. afternoon invited him to take
u glass of beer, and while he was
drinking 1t Shredder shot him
Shrmder is now in Jail.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CDoIlNATI. July 8.
FLoUR-Dull, lower and nominal; family
50 00d9 so.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 2 Win ter
81 80; No. at g 90.
CoRN-DuiI atSi9S5c for ear.
OATS-At 706172c. and duh.
RYE-At 81 659I 66.
COTTON Steady and in fair demand for
spinners at SOC for n1iddIing.
TOBACCO-Steady and in good demand.
WHISBY-At43 1535c in bond.
PRoVISIONS-TheTe is a better demand at
527 90 for Mess Pork; l512c for Lard IO15c
for bulk shoulders; I3e for sides; lI54c for
bacon shoulders, and j51S@I6c for clear rib
and clear sides, but all articles are held
higher. The Iaet of there being demau
made holders withdraw by putting up the
rates. Sugar-cured hams lS1z09l9I1c, and
the demand is fair.
BUTTER-Firm for that in order a 20I30c !;
the hot weather seriously injuies q large
portion of the receipts
EGGS-DecIined 10 I7c, ana the market is
dull. Il
CHEESE Steady.
PoTAToEs-Dul at e. 759S 90 from store;
supply large.
LiNsEED OIL-HeId at 81 90, but there is
no Gemand.
FLAX SEED-Deelined 10 81 90.
GOLD-At l40 buying.
ExCHANGE-Duu at 1sdl-I0 discount
buying.
NfoNEY-The market is close.
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Chicago Markel.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. July 8. :
FLoUR-Very dull at $40 for choice Min
nesota Spring extras.
WHEAF-DuIl; sales of No. at 81 S09I 81,
and No at 81 IS; closing nominal.
CORN - Moderately active and firmer
A@12c higher; sales of No. 1 at s614a661Sc;
No. 2 at S3129c412c; and rejected 1T 779T9c:
closing with buyers OF No. at S714c, and
sellers at 871zc.
OATs-Qutet: A915c lower; sales at G4549
6512c; closing steady at 654e.
RYE-Dull; small sales at 81 63 for No. ]
IN store.
BARBEY-Not othfng doing.
NJ Ess PoRK-Nom laI at S27 IS.
LARD active at l51z9l554 dry salted
shoulders, 1ll4c, packed.
BEEF CATrLE-Quiet at S. 50@0 75 for fair
TO good sfeerS.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 3
The market was rather quiet yesterday
and firm for all staple fabrics. Heavy
sheetings command I91z@18e for the best
makes; fine sheetings. nke Atlantic ].
l5gl6c; Agawan f, l31zdl4e; Bedford X
bates. Ice. Lantsriale. lsLSe: PeppeTfil'
84c; sheetings, 421z@45c; Hamilton ticks
2oe; Lewiston, SO inches do. 321zc; J ork,
and Boston, 151zc; UncasVllie, 15ISaI61Sci
HaymalSer denfTns, 10000; FranlIin
261zc; Workingmao, 25c; York. soc; Amos
keag corset jeans, l315c; Red Cross Wigans
l5ci Union check, 2z1z@Z711c; American
ana Androscoggin grain bags, 471ae, and
/ Lewiston DO, 521aci carpets cents yard
| niQheF.
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ST. LOUIS.
The North Missouri RaiIrOad-The
Purchasers Pay the Consideration.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-The purchas-
ers of the North Missouri Railroad
to day paid into the State Treasury
the required consideration, and gave
bonds, approved by the Governor, to
the amount of six hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, for the completion
of the main road 20 the Iowa line,
the west branch to Kansas City, and
the construction of a bridge over the
Missouri River at st. Charles. Among
the bondsmen are some of the heavi-
est capitalists in st. Louis and New
York. and it is now certain that both
branches of the road will be finish ed
next Fall.
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zOUSE.....-.....-.....W WASHINGTON. July s.
Mr.. Cobb gave notice that he would
report bill from the Claims Commit
teeto continue the increase of pay OF
privates. so as to be entitled each to
the allowance of 500.
Paine, for Boutwell,, reported from
the Reconstruction Committee a bill
removing certain disabilities from
ed and recommitted.
The House then went into Commit
tee of the Whole on the Senate
amendments to the legislative, exec
utive, and judicial appropriation BILL
MOorehead gave notice that he
would on Monday move to lay all
other bills aside, and take up the Ia
riff bill. I to z4Ta
The Senate amendment repeating
all laws authorizing the publication
of actual proceedings and debates,
was concurred In.
The Senate amendment, to pay for
only such advertisements In Wash
ington papers as may be ordered by
heads Of Departments. with proviso
that the Government advertisements
shall be published only In the three
papers authorized by law, was con-
CURED IN.
An amendment was adopted in
structing the Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings to remove all paintings,
statUary, &C.. now in the Capitol.
The Deficiency Bill was considered
and $4,000 was appropriated for the
Postoffice building at Madison, Wis
consiu; $4,000 for the Postofice and
Custom House at Cairo.
Stevens offered an amendment to
increase the pay of clerks, which was
lost.
The Committee rose, and the two
bills went over till Monday.
Butler made a report from the
Managers, which was ordered printed
and recommitted.
A bill providing for the issue of
arms to the militia IN the reconstruct
ed States was passed
a message from the President, rela-
tive to the practice of the Danish au-
thorities of Elsinore, in sending con-
victs to the United States, was re-
ceived and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
4 bill to encourage emigration was
reported and ordered printed.
A bill repeating section OF the
act of 1892, concerning the registering
and recording of vessels, was passed
Adjourned to Monday.
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RIllNETARY & COMMEROIAL

30 COUNTRY MEReHAETs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile work, viz, Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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New York Gold aad Stock Market.

By Telegraph.I NEW YORK. July >.
MoSEY-Rather more active at 495 per
cent. on call.
MISUNDERSTANDING firm at 101S@102s +
GOLD-Steady; I405sgI40Iz.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, 2SI. .94I. .93I increase, s., Al, ,O9I.
Specie, SII 954 730; increase, 81, 20, ,430.
Circulation, 81 032, ,466; decrease, sic 255.
Deposits, 1921 ,050. .Ss6; ; increase, 6,798, ,599.
Legal tenders, 72, ,l25. .657; decrease, Sl.727,-
364.
GovERNAIE %TS-The market is steady.
Cou ons of 1881, Il314@Il356; do '62, Il30
1875: do i64, lI014@llOs5; do '65, 1II149lllsa:
do. new l0o5s9I0 40 '67. 108zs@I09; do,
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BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter OF David H. Kennedy, Rank
Ftpt.-fn Bankruptcy.
10 aUTtsnl it may concern; rf rsfar
the undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of DAVID
II. KENNEDY, of Evansville, In lhe county
of Vanderbnrgh, and State OF Indiana
within said lstrict, who ha been adj
judged a bankrupt, upon his own petition
by the District Court of said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 23d day of June,
JAMES Fl. EfcNEEIY. Assignee.
DIT q awl @ f. M
In the District Court of the United states
Tor the District of Indiana.
In the matter OF Albert W. johnson, Bank.
rupt.-In BanRluptcy
To 407lom 10 mag concegRss s az
The Undersigned he e5y gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of ALRER~
W.,IorINsoS, OF evansville, in the county
within said District, who has been al
judged a bankrupt, upon his own pefiticn
by the District Court of said District.
Dated al Evansville, the 10th day of Nay,
JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.
d3t 4 a w A
In the District Court of the United state
h5t for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of John w. Hawkins,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To soloni u mag concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of JOHN w.
HAw KINS, Of Evansville, in the county OF
Vanderburgh and state of Indiana, with
ia said District, who, has been adjudged a
bankrupt. upon his own petition, BY the
District Court of said Distrlct.
Dated at Evansville, the 23d day of June,
AID. 1868.
JAMES II. EIcNEELY, Assignee.
d3t IL w
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Hp11mor Doctor,


scrorala, scurvy, salt Rheanl, oarbuncles
and BoiIs Ulcers, and All onstinate
Affections of the SKIN, Inbammatofy
aor C,hro,,tc rheumatism, piles. Chronic
= nfarrbo,a. efercarIaI Diseases, and every
Taint of the system; Dyspepsia, aud
tbase A aections originating in the De-
arangernent OF the Digestive Organs,
viz, BiTions Complaints, Neuralgia, and
nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour. and Depression OF Spirits, Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation.
vETHTES aEXCEEEENT MEDICINAL
.4 Compound was first prepared by DIR.
j. W. POLAND. in 1877, and was then enl-
plOyed with great success in expelling hu-
friend, who was quite celebrated as ply
sician, especially in the treatment of hu-
mOfs, suggested some important improve
ments, which We're adopted, and which
has made il $50 the peorle say the very
best remedy for all kinds OF humors
known 70 " the faculty."
This preparat on. Is composed entirely Of
vegetables, among which are Sarsapar1llay
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, Mandrake and
When Inc originator lived in New
Ham pshire. at Go6stoWn Centre, for the
space OF thirty or forty miles around, and
tor was weil kl own and highly valued for
the numerous AID wonderful cures which
it effected. Though manufactured IN large
quantities, the sappiy was frequently ex-
hausted and purchasers had to wait Tor
more TO be made. In that region, some
very severe cases OF Erysl pelSass were treat
sores, or carbuncles-those ugly painful
ulcers-Rere entirely removed wherever
this MEDICINE was faithf1illy y used. SO II
Humor Doctor cured Them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, IS
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective IN its action.
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New York, July 3. - Arrived,
steamer Columbia from Havana. On
n he Z2d ult. she cOllided with the
5shoOuer 7. S. Grier, hence for the
DelaWare, sinking her in three min
utes "a i han, ; saved.
LONDoN, July 3.-General Napier
is az Windsor to-day, where he is the
guest Of the Queen.
A dispatch from Athens states that
Mr. Ackerman, newly appointed Min
lister 81 the United States 20 Greece,
arrived aud presented credentials tC
the King.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LoUIsvTLLE. July 8.
ToRAcco-sales of I03 hhds. Iugs at 81 25
as IS: Mason County medium cutting
WHEAr-New prime 81 s5@I 20.
FIOUR-SupeTfi 81 CO.
6,0RN-At 90093e. a
OATs-At Toe.
RYE-At 81 75.
MESS PoRK-At SZ7 75a2s egI
LARD-At l6Izc for tierces.
BACoS-Sh oulders l2l%c: clear rib sides
1870; clear sides l651c.
BULK LKMEATs-Shoulders II1zc; clear sides
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European Market,

By Cable.l LONDON, July 3-Eve.
CoNsoLs-For money 951s; for account
951S@9514.
BoNDs-731< <@73ss.
FRANKFORT, July Eve.
BoNDs-5- 20s, 771z.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Eve,
CoTTON-Firm and unchanged. Afoat
bound to this port 100000 bales, of which
American is 900.
BREADsTUFFs-Uncha
PRovIsIoSS-Unchan
SUGAR-At 25s 3d. on spot 26s.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July BIN the Corps Leg
islatiff to-day, the debate on the
Budget was resumed. a brilliant
speech was made by M. Theirs, the
burden Of which was that peace, lib
erty and good management were the
only cure for the financial deficit.
NJ. Magne, Minister of finance, IN
formed the House another loan was
needed to meet the army expendi-
tfreS
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ST. L0uIs Market,
RY TelePraDh.I

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 3.
TOBACCo-Uuchanged
COTTON AM HEMP-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-Very dnli; small sales Spring
Extra at 81; Xxx 81 49l0; latter for choice.
WHEAT-HeaVy and closed IOc lower.
sales at - az Is for prime to choice Fan.
CORE-Easlef at 77@S3c.
OATs-Very dull at 7I@S4c.
RYE-BoWer at 81 3569I 40.
PRoVIsIo oNs-Very dull; Pork 2Sc; Bacon
unchanged; Shoulders l21zc: clear sides
Io1ac; sugar Cured Hams 2015c.
LARD-Held at &c Tor chocfe tierce with
out BUYERS. 81
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. July .
CoTToN-Quiet but firm; receipts, 4 bales !;
exports bales; weeks receipts - bales'
exports Ilj bales; stock 45I bales.
ELoUR-DulI: Superfine 81 80.
WHEAT-SI 1892 90.
CoRN-90d92c.
OATS-Dull, at 75c.
HAY--sI50I6
BRAN-At 25026c.
CORN MEAL-At 81 5094 -.
PORK-S29.
LARD-IS0l9c. ,ss-t-. -,.
BACoN-Duu; shoulders AoS148c' ciedT
sides 165zGI7c.
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- E. GILBERT q OQ.
Gm No. 81 NORTH FIRST HTEtE4 Is
VIII be pleased TO see all their old ouHto 9a@
ers, and as many new ones an VIII favor
them with 8 call. A full aaBortmeut Of
Groceries. etc, always on hand, ana foE
sale at the lowest market py1ceEa
@@-ARents for Stafford Mills tAlahnm@a
Cotton Yarns, at manutacta rera' pF1ceas
We tOtu 0tDe special f1dttcen eHts @ a.L ttoft
buying Tor CASH, zoos
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They are easy to operate, sitting or stand
ing; take but little room. injure no gar
mellts, finish their work in less than half
the time usually occupied, never get out
of order, are convenient in every respect,
and the only Vdshilg Machine that Is liked
the better the longer u is used.
We are authorized to sell them. whole
sale and retail, at manu- facturers' prices
Where machines are bought at retail there
is no additional charge for freight.
Call or send for a catalogue containin g
much valuable in formation, and tesI1mo-
malls from some of the best men and Wo-
men in the county. About two dozen OF
the e machines have been sold in Centre
and Scott Townships, in this county, az q
we are yet TO hear of one purchaser WAo
was dissatisfied.
In order to show that they have all the
merits We claim for them, are gfUe any gt.I- gt
chaser tse priUtlege Of returning them Xxx XXX
are not satisfied after Jour 1Cee6S' tIs0t' ' go
the money Will be refunded W. vs. -, t1.o
tried them in our own famll1es, an L. a q q : :
pleasure in recommendlng- tBS511 tBB31s, " thS
10 73 Nam Street.
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No PAPER MONDAY. to-day
will be observed by the employees of
the JOURNAL establishment in a man
ner betting the National Anniver-
sarv. we will follow the established
custom By suspension, Of our Daily
issue on Monday morning.
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40 M III n R u o Ia
COAL.

v~zxzxe UNDERSIGNED HAS ALWAYS
on hand a superior article OF Bon Har
Der Coal which viii be delivered to ali
2ortS cf the city on short notice, at the
lowest market price.
JAS. H. LETCHER,
Omce-No Is n, Water 81. [mals dly
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EUROPE.
BIZ THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Debate on the Budget Resumed in
the Corps Observation-Disclosures
speech Made BY M. heirs-Prlnce
Napoleon Dimes With the EicerOy
of Egypt.
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BOSTON.
The Steamer C0Ilisi0n-Names Of
Persons Injured.

BosTox, July 3.-The names of the
persons injured by the collision of the
Sound, as far as known here, are as
follows: VIM. B. St. Cleyton, Agent
of Sanford's line of steamers, contu-
sion over the left eye. right arm
slightly injured and internally seri-
ously; j. W. Edgely, of Brooklyn,
scalded internally but not seriously;
Mrs. N. B. Walker, of Jersey City,
severe cut In the foot; Henry B.
Tracy, Of Norwich, Connecticut, right
hand scalded. A few other passen-
gers were slightly injured.
The thermometer to-day ranged
from 900 to 950.
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Law CARDS.

JOHN II. cREBs. CHAUNCEY S. CoNGER
GREBS & C0NGER,
AttOrncYs-at-I4syT, CarEsai, Illinois
viii practtce law in all the Courts OF Ed
WArdfl w h1te, Wayne, Hamilton, Saline,
AID GaIiatin Counties, in the state OF iil1-
nois, and in the supreme Court. Refer 10
@. Maghee, James x. Minor, StockWeu 4
Co., Colonel i. w. Stone, with l. q ID. Hell
man, Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.2
nIaV24 G5,n
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BURLINGTON, VT, July 3.-Three
men employed in the lumber yards in
this city, were prostrated by sun
stroke this afternoon, one of whom
has since died, and the others, it is
believed, will recover.
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CLEVELAND, July 3.-SIrs Victor
lately convicted o. murdering 6arr
brother, WIN. Parquet, was to. dsv
sentenced to be hanged on August
Goth,
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TURKEY

CoNsTANTTNoPLE, July 3.-Prince
Napoleon dined to-day with the Sui
tan, the Yiceroy of Egypt. All Am
bassadors of foreign powers were
present.
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CHINA.

Hone KONG, June 30, via London,
July 3.-Reports from the North
state that the rebels had met with re-
cent successes, and Pekin is seriously
menaced.
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WASHINGTON.

Whisky, Tobacco aud bankrupt Blu
Ren0Tted-NO Change Proposed In
the Tax on WhiSkY-Changes In
fhe Bill RepOrted-PF0elamatiOn of
the President.
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CONCORD. n. H., July 3.-The
Governor vetoed the bill repeating
the usury law,
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wYAVING BOUGHT OUT THE EN-.
.EA tire stock of HAIR and HAIR JEW
ELRY of Miss Powers, L respectfully solicit
! the patronage of the ladies of Evansville
and vicinity. 1 have carried on the busis
ness for Miss Powers for some time, and
feel confident of giving entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor me with q cali, at
jy2 d3t KITTY RoURKE.
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Clothes w asher
UNIVERSAL WRINGEE

OUGHT TO BE IN EVERY FAMILY
4Reu make Money 5y Savf,,g Clothesy
SIA will buy the Washing Machine, and
50 the best Cog-wheel WIinger in exist
ence.
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II e M O V "A L.
S. B. S. C0OK

S. q. S. COOK -
RTAS REMOVED 70 HIS OLD
/ ~ STAND, No TS$ MAIN STREET,
between sixth and Seventh Streets, where
he will be pleased TO see ali his old friends.
A full supply of staple Grocel les, Feed,
and Provisions constantly on had. Cash
customers Will md my Tfrtces as low as
any house in the city.
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Proclamation by the Pres
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would meet at Mofat's building At $50 P.
NJ, and the Executive Committee at the
same place at 3 P. NJ.
The call Of the States then continued, ;.
aud Iowa offered a resolution moving a
vote OF thanks to Gen. John A. McCleT-s
nand, and three cheers were given him.
Michigan recommended a military nom
Inee for President, but agreed to indorse
whatever patriotic statesman NAV be nom :
mated, and affirming integrity of union.
Msine offered a resolution DENYING its
vote to any man who declared. during its
progress, that the war was wrong. Another
denouncing the prostitution Of public
funds to electioneering purposes. Another
indOrsing General Hancock. At this the
band struck up military air, aud cheers
we're given for General Hancock.
A resolution was offered comparing the
extra allowance to the soldiers of thirty
three dollars per month and two thousand
dollars to the members Of Congress, as
showing Radical appreciation of military
service.
The District Of Columbia offered a resO-
luton declaring that Southern election re-
turns had been manipulated TO suit the
necessities of the Radicals, and denouncing
such mutilation, and one declaring against
inAieting on them BY Congress against
their will negro suffrage. Alaska was
called, but if its delegates were present they
were specifies, aud the call of States was
then concluded. ga .-.....
A motion that when The convention ad.
journ, it adjourn till 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, was
carried .... E..f...
A resolution Of thanks to the National
Executive Committee for ample accom-
mediation furnished the convention, was
read and carried under suspension Of the
rules.
Adjourned at BIS.