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ST. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST LOUIS, March IS.
ToBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
COTgoN-NO sales.
FLOUR Firm aud quiet with supefIne
az 81 1508 so: extra at IS 1903 IS.
20 WHEAT Firm and unchanged at 81 TIC
S27O fCr Prime to choice red ana white " IN
ter; s 0082 10 for prime TO choice spring
Constructive and weak, but not
quoted lower; sales at Ga 90c.
OATS--Dutl at 6e1072c-
EYE-Steady and firm at 81 20.
Ba Riley Scarce, with sales OF choice
Spring, to arrive, at 81 80, a large advance
PokK-Dull at s23 1924 %.
BULK MEATS-NerY little Offering and
small sales; sweet picKIed hams at I65zc.
BACoS-Very dull and dropping with
small sales; shoulders 10549ilc; clear
sides l4c; sugar-cured hams l6Gl7c.
LARD-Dull al l412 for prime country.
l. LIVE SToCK-Cattle IN fair demand at
4C9715e gross; sheep 81 00@6 90 per head.
RECEIPTS Flour 800 bbls; wheat 1900
bushels; corn II 600 bushels, OF which 80,
0U0 bu> hels were in transit from Illinois
River to New York and Liverpool; oats
1900 bushels; Barley 200 bushels; rye
$50 bushels.
Weather clear and very warm with q
high wind poTteuding rain.
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56neraI COMMISSION 4aoL0h an o.
Nos. 20 AND = BROAD STREET
NEW YORK
80. 81 Matden IN.


Nei0 York, Dec. Ia, 1851
In my Card Of Nov. /, 1867, stated
that, % for the purpose of more 1ully
mUup7vfnsy 1ane wants Of Ehe public
and I'm order 20 prevent umscruPm-
noV4s dealers nom paAHazfmss on IN 1e-
riOr and worthless goods as tAe
Morton Gold PenSs I shall here@
AFTER sell no goods at gv1OlesAie
except only 20 duly appointed ano
authorized Agentsss etc To th1s
plan have since strictly adhered
In accepting Agents, great 9are has
been exercised to appoint those whos
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public have learned to
Mace confidence. These Agents have
aRreedto keep a full assortment Of my
pens. and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get q full equivalent for the money
paid. g..
Noag is appointed to travel tron
place to place, or canvass the country
so that all who want a Morton COLO
PEN must get il from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency ex-
oept In conformity TO the above, the
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
Ouacient 11aducemeut to all others
A. MORTON
4
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CIHoTgEATI, March 10.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Held firmly Al g so for red
Winter.
CoRS-Firmer and the demand better
ear SIC, and sheiled Soc; but holders as ked
lc higher at the close.
BARI EY-Scarce; No. Fall would bring
81 70
CoTTON - u changed and quiet; mid
ding sold at 23c.
BAcCJ-=teady sales Of 40 hhds. Jugs
al 81 50Ult Is; leaf, Si2G23 90.
Provisions Quiet; country mess pork
sold 70 the extent OF 500 barrels at SO so
delivered at points in the Interior, from
whence the freight 10 the East is the same
as ON this place. Bulk meats held firmly
at l09lz'i but no demand nor much offer
ing Bacon dull; no demand for shoulders
or sides excepting clear sides, which
would bring 1919 next month. Lard held
AT BIC, not salable at over I5c. Moderate
demand for su .ar-cured hams at l70lsc :;
l71aGlSe.
1oLD-l3S1z, buying
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
Ne,e York Maraet.

/ BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, March Is.
CoTToN-Opened very firm, but CLOSED
duil and q shade lower. sale. Of 2.S0I nalei
1 as PSI e 40 nalddling uplaBds
-Four Hecelpls ). $50 barr is market d
/ shade irmer for low grades; dull and
/ dropping Tor good to cboIc brands
! sales Of $500 barrels AT IS 8Oa9 &
4 for superfiue State and - esLeru: SO 0Q0i
/ SIC 65 for extra state; 50 S0asIl 80 for extra
/ Western; 81 00g4 90 for white wheat ex-
| ira /; 80 909l4 GO for round hoop Ohio; $40 W
/ 9l2 % for extra 81. Louis; Sl2 00Gl4 rs Tor
\ good TO choice do, closing firm; CahfoT-
! MIA, d,iui sales OF $50 sacks al So 509sl4 90
/ RE -four steady; sales Of 80 barrels at
81 z5a9 60. r-sF
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
HIsKY-No minai
WHEAT-ReoeIp 5,ls6 bushels; dull.
| and declining sales 1880 bushels; 81 81
for No. ] in sto e g 62a2 671S for amber
PenDsy and about So 20 for white Cal
RYE Quiet: sales of 500 bushels south
ern and Jersey 1t 81 So
BARLEY Ann MALT-Scarce aud drrn.
CoBS.-,keeelPLs 1883 bnsheis; market
coo bushels a.. 81 24@I % for new mixed
ern yellow; 81 i7gi % for stTa@-colored
OATs-Reeeipts I.7I5 bushels; market
FIRM sales 1890 bushels AZ SIC tor Western
II store.
STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat 1852, 1870 bushels; corn l, 658.OOl !;
oats !. 564, 40; rye S,s4si barley 5,6lI; malt
q, 938; peas 4,l84.
hICE-Dull.
s6GAR-More done and less activity /;
AssEs-CEuiet ana steady; sales of 200
bbIs Muscovauo at 50953c.
HoPs- Quiet.
and 251<c tor refined, bonded.
PORK Heavy and dropping; sales Of
Closing at "a 81 for regular; SO 25@23 81 Tor
old; closing at SO . cash; s0921 for
prime; So 259s23 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales OF $50 bblS previous
prices; 100 tieTces az s34 for prime mess s37
s39a4O for India mess. Beef hams firm !;
sales of go obls al S3AgS9-
RACON-Quiet; sales of Us boxes at I2c
for UNI berland cut; l3c Tor short ribbed !;
I4aI4ISc for short clear; l3@I31Sc Tor long
clear; sales o. 1000 pounds on private
CIrT MEATs-Firrn: sales of 80 packages
at l015@ll34e for shoulders; I41S9 l55ze tor
DRESSED Hoas-Quiet at lI4@lIs4c for
Western 21zdll314c for city.
LARD-Q ufei; sales of $50 bbls at 1910
l5Jsc; small lots at 100.
BUTTER Firm; S594Sc for Ohio; $4,000
FREIsHrs TO LIvBRPooL-Quiet and
firm.
FLOUR Closed sc better on low grades,
WHRAT-Very dull, with a declining
tendency.
RYE-Nominaly unchanged.
0AIs-M Moderately active and firm for
Western in store.
CoRS Dull and heavy ; 81 249I 25z< for
new mixed Western afiOat; 81 1s0q9I Is Tor
Old mixed Western In store.
PoRK-Firmer; S23 25@23 81 for old
mess; s24 4OgA so for new mess, cash;
S24 50C924 90 regular, and S24 95gJ 90 sell
ing for May; s;a es 100 barrels.
BEEF-QUiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-N ominslly unchanged.
BACON-Quie, and steady
LARD-Dull ana heavy at l53z@1554c for
fair to prime steam.
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CncISEArr, March s-Noon.-The river
has sen IS inches since yesterday. . here
are 10 feet water IN the channel, and rising
about An inch an hour. The water is now
up TO the fronts of the houses on the
wharf. There has been heavy rain at in
teTvais all morning. Thermometer 64o.
PTTrsBuRG, March l6-Noon.-The river
is rising t.st. There are 10 feet. large, wa
ter In the channel. The rise nom the
Allegheny Is over The weather is cloudy
and " ct.
PtTTsBURG, March I6-P. M.-The weather
is warm and raining heavy. The river has
been rising fast throughout the day. By
the suspension bridge mark, there are IL
feet 9 inches, nd stfll rising kilograms
from up the river report raining algday,
ana very high water. By the Mononga-
hela bridge marks there Is feet water in
the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March I6.-The river is ris-
ing. There are IS feet water in the canal
Weather wet and very warm.
The river continues to rise very fast. The
Transfer Company, under the efficient
management OF Messrs. Hodson & Saber-
ton, cleared the wharf pretty wen or the
large piles of cotton that had been dis
charged since Saturday morning .-....- The
only additional arrival since 3 o'clock, was
the Alpha, Nashville to Covington. She
discharged $50 bales OF cotton, consigned
to the famous house Of r. K. DunkersOn &
Co.. and was still loaded to the guards with
pig irOn.........The Linton, for GAINESVILLE;
the Quickstep, for Cairo, and the News
boy aud Noble Norton, for Henderson,
departed, ali with nice packet trips...---.....-
The ST. Patrick lies over till Friday, and
the Mayfiower leaves for Memphis
this afternoon, her regular time.
The Cobb Webb did not get of last night
having some repairs to Inake.....-...The In.
diana deferred her departure from Louis
Vile till last ever ing, and win be here to-
day. She is one Of the best boats afioat,
and is commanded by officers that cannot
be surpassed. From Il TIL y O'Clock
last night prevailed one Of the most fearful
storms we have ever experienced on this
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
New York Gold and stock Market

~ telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
MONEY Steady and cay al co. per cent.
on cali
sTrRLIN G-Aetive and firm al qs5as1z
for prime bankers
. GOLD-SlightIy advanced. Opened at
la914 rose TO 1897, and closed at 1899 IA 1890
GOVERNsf EETs-FirLn. II is reported that
The Erie Company bought, Saturday. a
large amount of 30s for temporary in
vestment fund received on sale of stock
which, true. may eiease.
Gov ERIN BENZ STOCKS. ~ Henry Clewes
& Co. furnish ne annexed 4 80 j. NJ. quo
tations. Coupons OF 1881, IiI56@llls<: DO.
'62, lIU5s41lOs4; do. 81, 10s140i . 4 do. 10,
I08tE9lOo1ss do. new. 1911 ald75S; do. 20 1917
@,lU735; l0-40ss I0l1<9l0i5s 7-30s l061z9i065S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
TIME VERY IMPORTANT n ID
IL extensive improvements which have
recently been made In this popular Hotel,
the largest in New England, enable The
prOprIetOrs to offer to Tourists, Families,
and the Travelling Public, accom- mOda-
lions and convenlences superior to any
Summer additions have been made of uu-
lnerous suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators,
the pest ever constructed, conveys guests
to the upper story OF the house n one
minute. the en- ries have been newly and
richly carpeted. and the entire house
thoroughly replenished and refurH1shed,
making it, in all its appointments, equal
to any hotel in the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls, and
Cafe on the FIRST floor.
LIE MS RICE & SON, PiopT1etorS-
Eah / 1Sf2-fahE 3n cod
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MONETARY i t0HAERCIAL


1NASCIAL-Mouey is more easy in our
money market than for "a any months
past, but the demand Is still difficult TO
give emp. oynnent 10 The capitai- seeking
investments. The rates Of interest Is gen
g ally TO er cent, butin some instances
p is cnarg d.
New YORK Exchange has been very
attendant, and rates may be given at LILO
discount buying, and par 10 10 premium
selling.
Gold continues steady at from l39 70 al.
The buying rate to-day is 10; silver, 80.
Government bonds are quoted as fol-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March Is.
The Dry goods market is without partic-
ular change. The trade generally Is
without much animation, and prices
steady. Black alpicas and mOhairs In
good request, as are gray and eaene effects
n worsted dress goods. Foreign makes
are selling at fair prices. The carpet trade
is becoming more active at Ice or cross ia
pestry Brussels; 81 50 for extra 3-ply Low
ell; 81 80 for superior do, and 81 Is for me-
dunn do.
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LOCUST GROVE COAL.
A. HAZEN & co.

A RE PREPARED To FURNISH
~ to steam boats, at City Wharf, or de.
liver to families or factories in any part OF
the city, a fne article of well-screened
Coal. on as good terms as 1t can be fur
n1shed bv any one in the city
Office 10. IS Water Street, with +. ID.
Ehrman & Co.
JAS. A, McGILL, Agent.
fe29 diff
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border The wind blew most fufiously,
tearing down signs, and hurting them and
bulletin boards through the air ike wing
ed arrows. The rain descended In torrents,
while vivid lightning ami deep-rolling
thunder accompanied this Wild war Of the
elements The wind veeled to the north
west, and We win have cold weather this
morning
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March l6.
ToBACCo-Sales Of u hhds leaf; common
Tugs 10 medium Leaf, S5C9l6. srar'
COTToN-230g2314c.
FLUUR-BuperGu IS Seas 70.
Z WHEAT-S2 5502 80.
OATs-Dull al 6S070c.
CoRH-Duu and unchanged. ltr
LARD -i5o iE tierces.
MESS PORK ED at So.
BACoS-ShouldeFs,I 115c: clear sides, lee.
BULK MEATs-Dull and nominal.
European Market.
BY Cable.ls LoNDorS, March 16--1s2o Pm.
CoEsULs-3935S.
BoNns-21S9214.
FRAsKFoR1. March Isl 20, Pm.
BoEDs--Firmer at 7514g7535.
LIVERPOOL, March 16--l 20 Pm.
COTTON Quiet and unchanged. -
PRoYIsEoH5-Lard and petroleum duh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PROVISIONS Quiet.
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Partnership.
THE UNDERsIGSED HAVE THIS

NH z Q NDE hSHb NED IL ' = HIS II
IL day forI- ed a co-partnershlp under
the firm name and style OF Fahnley,
Kuhn q Co., for the purpose of carrying
on the Brewing and Ale Bottling business,
In Evansville, Ind. The business hereto
fore carried on by Jacob Fahnley 4 CO.,
viii be continued by the new hrn. The
Western Brewery, heretofore owned by
Pfuhl d Kuhn, being now owned by sald
new firm, they are prepared 10 make the
pest quality Of Ale, Porter, common aftd
Lager Beer, Of their own manufacture, IN
quantities TO suit purchasers.
JACOB FAHSLEY. g.
VALENTiNE KUHN.
HENRY SCHS rIDER,
Fnarz-dgw LEOPOLD FORSTER.
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RwTE ARE THE Only FIRM SELL
w ing Rock port Coal in this city. Or
ders left with our Agent, q. Speer, corner
Water and Division Streets viii receive
prompt attention. Delivered to any part
OF the city al Ice. SEEER a co. =
marie dim
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DIR. II. NJ. HARVEY,
NewbnrgIl Oal.

WYELL-RCREENE NEWBURGH
-" Coal delivered 10 any part OF The
city PIC. All orders left at the Rockport
Coal once VIII receive prompt attention.
mario dim VIM LOVE Il co.
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The ,toIIoWlng QuotaiiOns are rom The
office OF WI. Lowry q Co, Bankers, NO.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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Political Items.

o. T. BAKER, Esq, the young
Democratic Representative of Knox
County, is making political speeches
IN the central counties Of the State.
THEREsarey no lack of aspirants for
the Democratic nomination IN the
First Kentucky District. among
those. most prominently mentioned
are Judge TRmBEH. the, present in
cambent, e. Judge Bennett, Judge
DAeNEY, and COL OSCAR TURNER.
q The Democrats papers join with
the Republican press in commencing
Gov! BAKERS conduct in so effect
ually putting a stop to the iCoBURN-
McCooLE prize fight. The bruizsrs
are still in jail az Eawrenceburgh and
the Governor has positively refused
to grant any respite of the sentence,
SENATOR GRIMES will spend the hot
weather in New Hampshire. His vote
on impeachment is too hot for him IN
Iowa.
THE New York World said of the
next President (befere the Republic
cans nominated HIM: He has with
in him every manly quality, which
will cause the name Of Lieutenant
General GRANT to live forever in his
tory"
ExT Ff k f5-ss
Wendell Phillips is on the same
platform with the Democracy, oppos-
ing the Presidential ticket. He once
called Mr.. LINCOLN the slave hound
of Illinois; and he now joins with
the Copperheadsein sdenunciation Of
General GRANT. --.-
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A WRITER in the Henderson (Ky.)
Reporter is doing his utmost to stir
up an envious spirit of opposition to
the Evansville, Henderson & Nash
vile Road. Referring to the build
ing of the track through that city to
the bank of the Ohio River, he says
What has Evansville done for the
interest of your citizens since you be-
gan the building of your road to
place you under such tremendous OBJ
legations that they cannot be cancel
ed, except by resigning an interest to
her, which millions of dollars should
not be sufficient to purchase? If
your prosperity was sought and pro-
tected, Henderson would become a
wealthy, thriving city-one worthy Of
honor at home and abroad. And Ev-
ansville. also, would be vastly en-
riched; but she would not be permit
ted to take the lions share, and
your depot, ticket office, &c, would
be located as other cities locate them.
and not endaDger the lives of your
people by running the cars through
the streets of your city, and into the
river to meet the Evansville packets
so that she may receive all the
profits. SPECTATOR.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday at
l4O@l4O3S,
The reportof the FouEdling Hospital Of
Montreal shows that out of 652 children re-
eeived during the year 6ls died s--s.s ,..-
BY the explosion of tank IN the Cres-
cent Alcohol works. of New York, on the
6rd inst. the entire building allied with Ii
quors, and SIX tenement houses adjoining
were destroyed. Loss S2J009. -~A
The American Dental convention. now
in session in New York, viii meet next
year at.Sew Haven, Conn. o4.iala .l
The oneial vote at the late Michigan
election is inst published as tolIows: For
the Constitution Il 1865, against ll1,5s2; an
nual sessions 25,O79, biennial sessions iIo9,-
8I4; prohibition 2,47S, against q, l43.
A FIRE in YonKers. New York OF the 4th
destroyed the buildings occupied by
Haokle & Co., furniture manufacturers,
Stein, piano maker, Geizleman & Co., to-
baooe merchants, aud Others. Less s5e,0O0
The old Empire Clab has reorgaidzed.
Isaiah Rynders, the leader, has declared
himself in favor OF Chase for President.
The English system of betting has been
introda ced by the American Jockey Club.
The transactions are reported quite brisk
il view OF the approaching races at Je-
rome Park.
Q The Commercial Exchange Association
OF phii4delnhiss has adopted a resolution
asking Congress to reduce the whisky tax
to zoe, 10 be collected in distilleries.
A powder mill at Newburg, New York,
containing fifty tons of powder, blew up
on the Sd inst. The only workman on the
ground was instantly killed The report
was distinctly heard "a distance of forty
miles,
Inc German Catholic Union, which has
been in session in New York for some
DAYS. after appointing a Committee to
draft an address to the Pope expressing
gvmpathy. as well as their conviction thai
the maintenance OF his temporal power
was necessary to his independence as
spiritual head of the Church, adjourned
or the an to meet in Chicago next year
Odicial dispatches from General Ma
piers Abyssinian expedition, states tina
he was stin evacUating the country. tn
rainy season had set in with the usua
violence and disastrous. consee FENCES t.
the inhabitants of the lowlands; 500 ma
lives hav tng been drowned in one noun
tain gorge.
Senator Sumner has written a letter to
gentleman in Columbia, 5. c.. in answe
10 an applica ton for the removal of polit
cal disabilities, in which ne says he is nc
sure the time mas yet come to make exceI
tions 10 the general policy. The door ono
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An /. GdFIsorE, DeIegate.

General CHARLES #. MAKDERsoN,
one of the best Ohio soldiers Of
toe war. was placed by the Con-
serv alive Soldiers Convention, .
which met at Columbus recently,
upon the list Of delegates as an Ad-
visory member, y to the Conservative
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
New York on the 4th o. July next
which is to be a sort Of hand organ
accompaniment to the National Dem
ooratie Convention Whe, eupon the
General, who is GRANT and CoLFAx
man from the top Of his head TO the
soles Of his feet, takes advantage OF
his position as an advisory member to
give. the following advice through the
Columbus Joatradl, to the Democratic
soldiers;
| adetse that IF there be such scare
ity of material among the late Fede-
raj soldiery of Ohio that the Conven-
ton is forced to go into Radical ranks
to select representatives, that il goes
! into one OF our. errIng sister States
and make choice of some who wore
the grey, 20 respond on the Attn day of
July at New York, when the roll of
Ohio's delegates is called
| adUise that the rebel Forrest-the
modern Herod, who massacred the
innocents gt Fort Pillow. and whose
name was cheered by Conservative
Democratic soldiers in convention as
sembled at Cleveland, would be a
proper man to represent Conservar
| tism. 900 e
4 Z adrise that. =" for the cultivation
1 of fraternaI feeling" and complete
forgetfnlness ofthe late little unpleas-
antness," there be a union Of those
three aConservative societies - the
White Boys in Blue, the Knights
of the Golden Circle, and the Kuklux
Khan
| adUise that Democratic Conserva-
tism form its ranks this Fall to make
the fight against Grant and Colfax
under the old colors, the stars and
bars. 'and under the old leaders, the
rebel General Lee and jeff Davis.
Lastly, let me ddUise that propose
to continue to fight on the old line,
and vote and work for Grant, Colfax
and Victory.
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All letters 90 the Journal Company,
whether intended for the Editorial,
Business, or Mechanical Depart
ments, In order TO secure prompt
attention. should be addressed to the
Evansville Journal Company"
Letters, unless on private business
should not be addressed to indiVid.
nal members OF the Company.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05

THE Democracy of Henderson
County have called Convention to
nominate candidates. They are IN
willing to leave the people free to
decide between the merits of several
aspirants belonging to the same party.
Fears are entertained that the result
would be contrary to the wishes of a
few self constituted managers OF the
county. They know they can control
a Convention aud make it do their
bidding, but are not so sure that the
people, if left to themselves, would
not elect man who would not do
their bidding. The people can I
be trusted, but the party caucus Is
always reliable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05

THE Greensboro Mona or learns that
majority of the voters Of the Liv-
ermore Precinct, in Mclean County,
petitioned, on Saturday last. to sub
scribe $50, 900 to the stock of the
Greensboro and Rassellville Railroad
the charter of the company, by act
Of the Legislature, making it legal
for majority of any precinct in any
county on the line of the Road to
subscribe stock either By vote or on
nAtitinn. w.
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THERE seems danger that Senator
TRUMBULL vote in favor of the
President will have back action not
pleasant to some of his friends. 1t
retained JOHNSON in his position, but
it is about TO knock Mr.. Brown,
Sergeant-at- Arms, and one of Mr..
TRUMBULL's particular friends, out
Of his. BROwN realizes that the SEN
ator's impeachment gun is more dan
gerous az the breech than the muzzle.
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Republican convention
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF THE

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Notice IS hereby given that there
will be a District Republican Conven
ton, held at ~
Princeton, on Thursday, June 18th,
1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidate for
member of Congress from the First
Congressional District Of Indiana. and
for the transaction Of such other BUSH
ness as msy properly be Brought be-
fore the Couvention. Sa/ 98EeW53A
It is earnestly Fecommended that
the Central Committees aud active
Republicans in the different Counties
Of the District will take prompt and
vigorous measures tos secure a large
attendance.
By order of the Executive Com
mittee. JOHN J. CHANDLER,
o. - CBairnfaf.
JOHN w. FosTER, Secretary. oaa
Republican papers in the District
will please copy and notice editOrially