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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

B6-Judge G. Caldwell, the person who
heads the Conventions listof "Lawlessness
and Crime" emissaries at Washington, it
appears, is "the right man in the right
place." as he himself is guilty Of most
barbarous homicide.
In 1867, the Judge lived in Arkansas
He then held possession of negro man,
understood to be slave of brother of his
then living in New Orleans. This black
man became sickly, complained, and tried
to get out of work, whereat the immaculate
Judge was very highly inoensed, where
upon His Honor applied to DR.. Wilburn to
professionally examine the poor negro who
didn't want to work when he was sick. As
is likely, in Difference to the desire of our
eminent carpetbagger, Judge Caldwell, DR..
Wilburn prescribed five hundred lashes,
and agreed to administer the first half Of
the prescription himself, if Judge Cald-
well would lay on the other two hundred
and fifty. While the tender-hearted Judge
was administering the last lashes, the poor
sick negro fell dead. Call on us for the
proof We've got the documents.
Such men are endeavoring to impress
the seal of treason and crime upon our
people, and exerting their great energies to
make "Texas' name Of terror to emf.
grants from all parts of the world. But,
like Cardinal Wolsey, Judge C. Caldwell,
ct i'd omn' genus must exclaim: farewell, n
long farewell to all my greatness
inflated bladders are quite rotten, must
soon burst, collapse and fall; and in the
words Of John Randolph, "the genius of
gravitation will smile at their descent, and
not a ripple mark the spot where they fell"
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TIE CAMPAIGN.
sFFzilF r'sfln NsHh aaa sssis.
TIE
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL

l. nsS ihs Largest, iiNssi, sHi ChsaIss,
l,rH'orraiie Newspaper raLlishei ia The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival and Departure of the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

DALLAS PDSIuFf1CE. lSbS.
GALVESroN--Arriyrs every Mon,lns. Thursday
and Saturday ,nt5p.M Departs every Sunday, We'd
nesiay and Friday at Z N.
CLARkSNlLLE.-Arriycs every Tuesday at Pm,
and Friday and Sunday at Am. Departs every Tues
day att AN and Thursday and Saturday At I PM
MARSH ALi.-Arrtvrs every Sunday AMI Thursday
at PM Departs every Mnnday and Friday at 6 AN.
GAINSNi LLE-Arrivcs every Tuesday at pm.
Departs cycy Wednesday Mt q AM.
WEATll every Thursday at GP.M.
Departs every Monday at 4 AN.
BUCiIANAN.-Arryes- every Thursday at Pm.
Departs every Monday ut @ An
POSTOFFICE IIOURS-Eyery LAY In the week from
AM. until PM. and every Sunday from to Dam.
J. i. BOYER, Postmaster.
~ ~ ~-~~>N(Nr--'" -N<>~>y->>--rN.
Have you seen the greatest wonder of the
age? The Novelty Sewing Machine COM
pletc with Table for only SD. 1t can be
seen at 922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Agents are wanted, both
local ard travelling. Apply with stamp.
G.mr&Co.-Junc 81, 1SGS-4l:l0w
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BENZ. A. Boris, ...........E. II. CusnIyG,
President. Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

"a Lent 4rh q. s. Cavalry. A. A A
General
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g. "a uEih ~ MrkiSvTT. sATtH.
aF, At"'-I isih lsGs
Gss ! W Tsrers s"Eruv Avn
Jrisss " 4 u Wr,VEH ~
ArBs'ss fus r,nrt,
4 lififlriTlui Glll 10 ~ Git,
" tiNNnNN Hotfl. on Fklbii
INNING, MIIH II,
The l"ung Men nrmscraiir As,
s'elaiioR held .',-siing yesterday
evening" al the MalsFs ullioo, whcn
the following r-Is'ss wss made Icy
the committee aplsinle'l Ia secure
SPEAKERS -Hd aPpniat time far .
general us.esissnl the Conservative
people Ol rol,in ra1nly, FIR ia,
pnrp0ss "f raliHing tho nomina
Il ma ~ Srym"ar aud blair, The
r,mmii,eos rep"ri, - hillnws, Was
unanimously adopted
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II mas hELS CnAlrLLTEiG
r z FL 7 Il ED THROUGHOUT.

i's flilaIisl foice has been bouLlsi. All
az nli t'slwes Trmain unchanged, with
maay Ma sHd ilrilliani Features added 10
ihsm, iis editorial columns sparkle With
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-15
roved. June %, 1868.
( GPUBLIe-No. Sal

An Act TO change the times of. hold
ing the district and circuit courts of
the United Suites in the several dis
triets in the State of Tennessee.
BE II enacted bV tie Senate and
Horse Of representatives. Of tie Uatted
tStdtes Of America IN C0agress assem-
6Led, That the circuit aud district
courts for the district Of East Tennes-
see shall hereafter be held at Knox
vile, on the second Mondays of jan
uary and July in each year; and for
the district of Middle Tennessee. ut
Nashville, on the third Mondays OF
April and October. Of each year; and
for the district of West Tennessee, at
Memphis, on the fourth Mondays of
May and November, OF each year;
and that all recognizances, indict-
ment, or other proceedings, civil aud
Criminal, now pending or returnable
IN said courts, shall be entered in
court and be heard and tried accord
ing to the times Of holding said
courts as herein provided. This act
shall take effect from and after the
first Monday in July, eighteen hum
dred and sixty-eight.
T Approved june %, 1863.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-15
VOL. XIX.

News from Fort Hays is to the effect that
the Indians are on the war path. To is re-
ported that there are six thousand Indians
within twenty-five miles of the fort.
Six cases of sunstroke was reported at
Chicago on the 1Ith inst, two of which
proved fatal.
The Alabama Legislature, which met at
Montgomery, contains about thirty col
ored members. The Senate doorkeeper
and the chaplain of the House, as well as
the sergeant alarms, are colored men,
Governor Smith was inaugurated on the
I4th in the presence of the two Houses
He sent In his message, which IN the nam
Is more conservative than was expected.
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That tte fBh6fts faadis eA Asn 49,
COM 1mlssloaerg appointed 10 IS 49,
and report in relation to the r,aa .5' " ae
any OF the corporations whereto rae q
orence is made IN this act. shan IL
addressed to and filed il the Denorf
ment Of the Interior; and an gncb
reports heretofore made shall be trans
ferred to aad filed in said Department
OF the Interior; and SO much OF apv
and all acts as requires any reports
from such companies, or any officers
thereof, to be made to the Secrefarv
of the Treasury, is hereby repealed.
SEC. A. And be it further enacted
That, in addition to the eight subjects
referred to In section twenty Of the
act Of July, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, to be reported upon. there
shall also be furnished annually to
the Secretary Of the Interior ali re-
ports of engineers, suparintendents
or other officers who make annually
reports to any of said railroad corn
panies.
Approved, June q, 1868.
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WASHINGTON, July IA meeting
of the House Reconstruction Com
mittee is called for tomorrow, at the
request of a number of Reconstruc-
tionists who have just arrived here
from Mississippi, who represent and
propose to show that the result of the
late voting in that State IN favor of
the Democrats was accomplished by
fraud.
A communication was received at
headquarters of the army, from Gen.
Meade, commanding third division,
announcing that on receipt of official
information from His Excellency,
Harrison Reed. Provisional Govern
or of Florida, that the Legislature of
that State had adopted hefourteenth
amendment and otherwise conformed
with the requirements of the act of
Congress of June 25, 1868, he had
issued a general order to the military
commanders of Florida, to turn over
to the civil authorities. the govern
ment of the State, and desist from
any further interference, on any pre-
text whatever. with the civil affairs,
so soon as he should receive official
information that the civil government
had been duly inaugurated. Accom-
panyiLg the letter of General Mead
Z is letter from Governor Reed, an
that the State Government
.dhad been duly inaugurated, and all
fconditions precedent to the admission
of a State into the Federal Union
sshad been complied with, and represen-
o-satives admitted to Congress.
ri A letter from Colonel john Il.
Sprague, commanding the District of
"a, FLORIDA, is also transmitted, bearing
ed late of July 4th, in which he states
he hat he had, on that day, turned over
IL public property, archives, books,
ofecords, etc, belonging to the State
ed i Florida, and everything appertain-
IN. ng to the government of that State
the proper civil officers, and had
at elinquIshed all control over the civil
at fairs of the State.
lir. General Grant, with his family, Ii
ed oW sojourning on his farm near st
Iouis, where he will remain severa
ew 'eeks. prior to his departure for tht
L aFest. He is not expected to return
leyo Washington before the middle 0
stic eptember. @ Is
The force of the Freedmens' Blu
ereeau in all the States where it is il
lty, ,peration will be much reduced In
,vi-hort time. Orders have alread
wn ,een issued for reducing the expense
Kentucky on the 10th inst. b
-ithhat time the bureau will be operates
lenn that State with less than half tn
of last year. 1t is also in
ended to place the other States o
e abe same footing as soon as practice
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

joint resolution authorizing certain
dlstIlled spirits to be turned over to
the Surgeon General for the use of
the army hospitals.
BE a. resoloed Jy tie Senate and
Honse Of Representatives offbe Third
,States ! gf Aq4erica an Congress assem-
@ otedi That the Secretary of the Treas
to deliver to the Surgeon Genersi
of the army all the distilled shirts
produced during the experiments
made by the late commission for
testing meters for the internal rev
enue service to be used for the army
hospitals, and to be paid for at rea-
senable cost out of any moneys APP
proprlated for the purchase of army
hospital stores, the amount received
to be applied toward the expense of
said commission.
Approved, June %. 1868.
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MONETARY 4 OAssaERCIAL
New York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK. July Il.
CoTroN-Du1 and heavy: s les Of 7CO
bales at sc for midd ing upl3nds.
FLoUR-Receipts 3,526 barrels, market
dull and 5g loc lower; sales Of 80 bar
rels at Sc 55G7 90 for supeTffne State and
Western; 81 S00S 55 for extra state; 81 s.
0gl0 for extra Western: SI0 60Gl2 So tor
white wheat extra: S. 40ol2 70 for found
S1095I4 50 for good to caoic4 do: clo~ing
dul. California flour dull ard easier
sales of 900 sacks at SO I00l2 . Rye
Hour duh sales of 200 barrels az 81 6009 So.
CORN MEAL-In fair request; sales OF 400
bbIs at S5 50 for Jersey; s. 80 Tor Brooklyn: !:
IS Is or Brandyw1ne.
WHEAT-Receipti OF ,090 bushels; naar-
Ret more active and q shade easier; sale
of $4,000 bushels at 81 9l@l 50 for No. 2
Spring; No. Racine do, ON prIvata terms: !:
& 5002 50 for white Michigan: y 35g2 81
for new white Southern; q 50 for new
white Arkansas, first ever Tece we'd here;
81 10 for inferior new red Southern -
RYE-Dull; sales 500 buslels; Southern
at 81 IS.
BARLEY MALT-N ominal.
CoRN-No receipts: y shade firner, and
in moderate demand for export and home
use; sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 054I IL for
inferior to prime mixed " estern af1oat,
and Closing at 81 e3gEe IL for sOnnd par
cells; 81 10@l 10 for new white Western;
81 II for yellow Westerns 81 l6 for old
OATs-No receipts; duH and dropping
sales Sll 900 bushels, at 85z68S414e for w est
ern in store; a5c for do. afioat. foi
RICE-QuIe5 and unchanged. f<
CoFFEE-R BIO quiet and steady, and other
kinds nominal.
SUGAR-Favors buyers; sales of I5ohhds.
of Cuba at 1I1Z@1I3Sc.
MoLAssEs- Dull and unch nged.
HoPs-Quiet, st l0a4oc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet,a at 17@1714c for crude,
and 3393316c for refined bonded.
PoRK-Heavy aud lower; sales of 500
bbls. at SIS 25g2S 75 for new mess. closing
at s28 25 regular; s2S 0O@2S 25 for old DO,
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Cincinnati Markef.


BY Teiegraph.l Il 3 CrNoINNATI. July IS.
Flour Unchanged and quiet.
WHEAT-Dull at 81 90651 81 for No ard
No. Winter; new red sod at 81 s. to be
delivered next week; 81 70 bid for August
delivery. m Fs
CoRN-SScaree and firm at SSc for ear.
OATS-Dull at7i@75e.
RYE-5I 5091 So.
CoTTaN = Quiet and unchanged; mid
ding 3I43l15c.
WHIsKY.-In limited demand at Sc to
40c in bond.
PRoYIsI0Ns = Held firmly but demand
Is the best rae offered. Bulk Meats and
Bacon nominally unchanged and ali held
firmly, but not much demand. Lard buoy
ant and sold at lsc, but closed dull at this
rate SD
BUTTER-Steady at 2Ga29c.
EGGS-Duu at 15e9l6c.
GRooERIIss--Dull; Sugar 7g914e lower on
all grades. ea u9 -a
CHEEsE--Dnu at l4Q3I5e.
GOLD-I411z, buying. @
Thunder storm coming up.
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lPuRI.rc-Nn. I'll
An Act relative to filing reports ol
railroad companies.

An Act relative to filing reports Of
railroad companies.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Con-
gTess assembled, That the reports re-
quifed TO be made to the Secretary OF
the Treasury on or before tire hrst
day Of July Of each year, BY the cor
porations created BY or entitled to sub
Sides under the provisions OF an act
entitled An act TO aid 10 the con-
struction OF a railroad aud telegraph
line from the Missouri River TO the
Pacific Ocean. and to secure to the
Government the use of the same for
postal. military, and other purposes. y
approved July first. eighteen hundred
and xty-two, and the acts supple
mental to and amendatory thereof.
shall hereafter be made to the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, on or before the
first day of October Of each year.
Said reports shall furnish full and
specific information upon the several
points mentioned in the twentieth
section of said act of eighteen hum
dred and sixty-two, and shall Re ver-
lied as therein prescribed, aud on
failure to make the same as herein
reqaired, the issue OF bonds or pat
ents to the company in default shall
be suspended until the requirements
of this act shall be complied with By
such company. And the reports
hitherto made to the Secretary Of the
Treasury under the said act Of July
first. eighteen hundred and.sixty-t O
shall be transferred and delivered By
him to the Secretary of the Interior
to be filed by him.
.SEC.a 2. And be il further enacted,
That the corporations created By the
provisions of the acts of Congress
approved July second, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.four, and July twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, aud known as the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company, the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company, and
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, shalt make reports to the Sec
retary of the Interior on or before
the first of October of each year, as
are required to be made by the Union
Pacific Railroad and branches, under
the provisions of the first section OF
this net and on failuFeso to do, shall
he :, ly;eer IL the like suspension. 4
SFc, q. And be it further enacted,
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ST. IOuis Market.

BY Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS. July IA.
ToBACcO-Inactive and little lower:
sales at St 1903 > for sound Iugs; IS zoo
Sl2 90 for dark Ieafi SI5S440 for medium
color to bright leaf, and $40a75 for fine to
fancy.
HEMP-Dnu and unchanged; sales at
Sl35@l60 for undressed, and S2409250 for
FLOUR In better demand; superfne
sold at s696 %: extra 81 50; double extra
SS4l0; treble extra $40 75@l2 So
WHEAT-Choice firm and active but
common grades dull and dropping; strict
ly prime and choice 81 15l12 3215.
CoRN-AdYanced, especially for white
which is ranging at s0g90c, and 9Ieg92e for
fancy.
OATs-Higher; sales at 79@s2c.
RYE-Decl1ned to 81 229I ..
PROVIsIoEs-Firn but quiet; pork sold
al 80; bnlk shoulders in dry salt II3<c: ba-
con, shoulders sold at 13gI3l4c; clear sides
179l74c; plan scanvassed hams l615c; SUI
gar-cured hams 2092lc; lard, very little
doing; choice tierce sold at I75f@ISc
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+ TPUBLIc-NO. 5O1

AN ACT to amend an act tentitled " An
act to provide for carrying the
mails from the United States to
foreign ports, and for other pur-
poses, approved March twenty
tlye, eighteen hundred and sixty
four.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the operation of the
fourth section of an act to provide
for carrying the mails of the United
States to foreign ports, and for other
purposes, approved March twenty
fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, shall cease and determine on
and after the thirtieth day of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight.
Approved, June 25, 1868.
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[PuBLio REsoluTroN-No. 28.1

[PUBLlo REsoIumoN-No. ISL
Joint Resolution authorizing the
Secretary Of War to furnish sup
plies to an exploring expedition.
BE it resolved hy the Senate and
House of representative Of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary OF War
be, and Is hereby. authorized and en-
powered to issue rations for twenty
five men Of the expedition engaged in
exploring the river Colorado, under
direction of Professor Powell, while
engaged in that work: Pr0eided,
That such issue is not detrimental to
the interests of the military service.
Approved, June II, 1868.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Teiegraph-I NEW YORK, July II.
The market is steady and fifm with q
far inquiry for staple cottons and low
priced wooiens for the season; the de-
mand, however, is in no way active or
general, with the thermometer at from 95o
10 I0I9 in the shade; we quote heavy
brown sheet1ngs at l715c for Appleton A
POccOset and Canoe l7cs Nashua Il I8c: do.
x Ice; do. i41ac; Saranae I8c; Broadway
l5c; Atlantic l. l5e; Pacific l. I5c; Great
Fails > 15c; Holden n l5c; Continental G
l6c; Laconia + lie; do. b 141Sc; do. o l41zc;
Pepperell h Ice; do. II I5c; do O lie; do. H
13c; kslierton % Canton flannel 25c; do. n
zee; fremont heavy bleached 20o; do. fine
lbc; Elle4ton Il 23c; new stIyes standard
prints in fair request at l31s0l415c for IA n
cles, while american blue bring I61Se.
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[PUBLTc-No. S.
An Acr relating to the Supreme

AN ACT relating to the Supreiae
Court of the United States.
BE "a enacted 6y The Senate and
Hoatse Of Ieel1resent0ti0es Of the United
States of America IN Congress dsseBa-
6ted, That in case of a vacancy in the
office of Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. or
of his inability to dicharge the powers
and duties of the said Office. the same
shall deFolve upon the Associate JUS
tlce OF said Court whose commission
IS senior In time, until such inability
sba llbe removed or another appoint
ment shall be duly made. and the per
son so appointed shall be duly ouali-
lied, and this act shall apply to every
person succeeding in the Office of
thief Justice pursuant to its pro-
Visions I -fgG- .r8
Approved. j une 25. 1863
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closing at So . regular; so 00022 Is for
prime: s24 OOt924 80 for prime mess.
BEEF--Steady; sales les bbls.; market un-
charger.
BEEF HAMs-DuiI
Cur MEATS Quiet; sales 225 packages
at l21@9I314c for shoulder; 1615@l714c for
hams. Ml1dies nominal.
LARD Quiet and q shade lower: sales
$50 tlerces at l7t91814c for steam; lS1<9ls54c
for kettle rendered.
BUTTER Quiet at 20a2Sc for Ohio.
CHEESE Quiet at u(al51ac.
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Louisville Market.

BY TeIegraph.I LOUISVILLE. July IA.
TOBACCO Sales OF 70 hogsheads at full
rates IS Coz = 90 for Iuss to med una lea (:
heavy count ry7eutHngs $40 90.
$ FL0UR-S6 15027 90.
e WHEAT-SI 98C92 90.
CoRN-93a95e. F#. *f.sEr
OATS-7Sas0c. ~ 49,.
MESS PoRK-S29 90.
Bacon - Shoulders I31Se clear rib sides
lie, and clear sides ITs<c.-
BUI.E MEATs-ShouIders I21le, and clear
sides I6ISc.
LARD-1S9I815c.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegram.

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, duly III.
FLoUR-Steady; sales OF Spring extras at
81 60aII 80.
WHEAT-DuH and unchau ged: sales of
No. at 81 92.9I 94, and No. = at 81 73G1I 7SJ5.
Il CoRN-Fairiy active; demand is chiefly
speculative; m lark ct firmer; l0611Sc higher.
Sales of No. at 92a9zf4c: No. . at 91@9l15;
and rejected at S215@&5c; closing with
sellers OF No. l at 92c.
OATs-Ln fair request by speculators; "a
&c higher; sales at 6614@67c, closing quiet
at 6654.
RYE-Neg1ected and nominal.
BARLEY-Negfected and nominal.
PRoyISIONS-Steady and firm, but quiet.
Me IS Pork sold at S2s so; sweet ptckled
hams l5i2e. Lard l8c, seller September.
Dry salted shoulders l2c, buyer the month.
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Adviees from China say the reoels
have finally retired from the vicinity
of Tin Sing, having abandoned all
homes of taking the place.
INDIA.
BOMBAY, June Is, via London,
July 14.-Feroze Shah has declared
himself the ally of Russia.
AUSTRIA.
BELGRADE, July 1.-the investi-
cations by the authorities into the re-
cent assassination of Prince Michael
still continues. Prince Karageorge-
wiehios, who has been suspected of
completely In the murder, has been
cited to appear before the Court to
answer the charge.
GERMANY.
CARTsRUKE, July merican
Minister Bancroft has arrived, and
has opened negotiations with the
Grand DucaI Government for the rat
ifeation of the naturalization treaty.
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Rurcnean hIarnnf.

By Cable.l LONDON, July 14-Eye.
FINANCES -Consols 9I1z@9l56 for money,
and 945s on account. Bonds 7214@7295. =
LIVERPOOL, July l4-Eye.
CoTroN-Sales Of 5000 bales of uplands
at n1sd: Orleans Iis5d.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork dull at rs Cd bacon
firm 1T ISs Sd.
The weather is favorable for crops.
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fPUBLIo-No. 52.1

AN ACT appropriating money to sus--
tain the Indian Commissfon and
carry out treaties made thereby.
Be 1t enacted bg the Senqte and
House OF Represen tdttUes Of the United
INfates of Aaaerica an Congress assem-
Mel That for the purpose of carrying
fu5 uddp tTeaKb trbes and defrayng te1s the e1
penses and disbursements made by
the commission authorized by the act
of July twenty, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seYen, entitled IAN act to
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Memphis Marker.

BY Telegraph.I MEMPHIS, July H.
COTTOS-DulI: prices nomfnalty un-
changed; receipts 2 bales; exports, none.
FLoUR-Quiet: snperfne, 81 0097 30.
WHEAT-si 75.0 [ go.
CORE-Sl 60.
0AT5-S0c.
HAY--SI7.
BRAN-s24
CoRE MEAL-S4 59@4 G5.
PoRK-Sz9 75.
LABD-IS S150I915c
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establish peace with certain hostile
Indian tribes, during the year eigh-
teen hundred and sixty eight, the
sum of one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars is hereby appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to be ex-
pended under the direction of said
commission.
Approved. June 25. 1868.
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Hon. DELANO +. WILLIAMSON.

Candidate for Attorney General,
wan speak at the following times and
places:
Washington, Daviess County, Thursday,
July 2sd, al / O'Clock P. II.
Vincenees, Knox County, Friday, July
24th, at night.
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Arrival of the Son of the
Late King Theodo-
rus in London.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON.

Meeting Of the House Reconstruction
COmmittee-ArriVal Of Mississippi
RecOnstFuctiOnlsts of the
Late Election brought about by
sraud-State of Affairs In MissiS-
sippi.