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p q Knowles of Jacksonville. IL. was
roi,sa Of check for ss0fe the Union SOCK Yards ia
CiSaso ON saturday aud tho thief drew the money AZ
Ia hank aud dsoslnRad.
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TO TIE Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Can you inform me by return mail Con. j.
XpscN. address, Rso yoa will eOss favor on yonr' respectfully
Laye FdR. NJ r., Dee 10, 1858. JAM" NJ sArH
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Nv NAT INDIA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

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rae wATIoSAL aAILRoAD,

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sas referred 20 the Special Coinrnistee on hall
va It Incorporates four companies 70 Dc knowh -
t,s National Raiiroad-the North NATIONAL the SoAsn
National. the Chesapeake Railroads, and the NSuohA
COfutany-wlich are authorized Ithpec-
Soly 10 build the fOllow ing lines viz From hashnkeo
20 point on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad east y,
Harrisburg; from Washington TO point on any rarVse
et Nd and from the canal in Georgetown to some pen
tho Chesapeake Bay The capital stock OF the nrs
Companies fixed at "a 900 each, ana Of inc hst
two st $500 900 each Onehaf OF all these amounts 10 70
Dc subscribed by the Corporations Of Washington ana
eorgeto w. aud the Levy Court Of Washington COenty
proportion 10 their taxable property: and said eorpo
rate authorities required TO Issue 20year l0 per
bonds " borrow money for such purpose T1e con
pAnes authorized 70 issue preferred stock 70 the
their roads completed In i've years -.
Mr. CONKLIHG rep, N. VA bill TO repeal the act
fixing times for the regular meetings oil Congress.
Tabied and ordered printed.
AMKNDlEG The NATURALIZATION LAWS.
Mr. FERRY rep, Conn)->A bill To amend uaturazas
fsn lava The bl provides that every allen intending
20 apply for 20 United States
Court shalt at least month before such appeaion
rs with the Clerk Of the said Court notice that no In
tends TO apply which shall particularly set forth name
age Dafionaty occupation, residence personal descrp
tom date on 6iinR his declaration OF intention, go
Toe biz prescbes In detail the rules 10 be followed IN
s9nesting applications for admissions " ctzenshlp
The psrsons description Of the grantee shan Do AeEted
ipsll certificates OF naturalif ration ., a. u.o.s-
cary Of the Treasury 70 inform tine Senate what VS. ne
aggregate each issue "a United siaes ponas
~ their respective dates and the rate VI hie' piDo
~ thefn feepectVey. A1sid over. =, q -.
Nj kEIlDaG--A resolution requesting TIE segis,aiy
OF Va 90 solafnanieae aY Information rsesfS "a "u''
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River Dispatches.

CAIRO, Aug. Port List-Quick-
step, from Evansville to return, z
P. NJ; Commonwealth, New Orleans
to ST. Louis, II p. NJ; G. A. Thomp-
son. Cincinnati to Cairo. II NJ; Sam
j. Hale, Cincinnati TO Memphis, II
M; Tacony, Tennessee River to St.
Louis, 2 A. NJ. Marble City, Memphis
to St. Louis, s A.. NJ; City of Cairo,
st. Louis to Memphis, 5 P. NJ; Cum
berland, Evansville packet, ZP. N.
The river fell 4 inches. There is
a prospect of rain. Thermometer 90o.
CINcINNAT1, August 1.-The river
has risen 8inches, with z feet : inches
water in the channel. The weather
is showery. Thermometer So.
PITTsBURG, August i Noon
River % inches and falling. The
weather is clear and pleasant. Mer-
curry 83o,
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The river
Is rising, with forty-oue inches in the
canal by the mark, and thirtv-three
inches over Portland Bar. Weather
warm; rain expected soon.
MEMPHIS, August 1.-Clear and
warm. River falling steadily; u
feet to Cairo. Departed-City of Al
ton. 8 P. NJ. and Julia, 6 a. NJ, for
st. Louis; Rubcon, for Vicksburg, at
noon.
NASHVILLE, August River fall
ing; 33 inches on the Shoals. Wealth
err warm and rainy.
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PERsoNALs.-Gov. Conrad Baker
arrived in the city by Saturday nights
train, and will remain until to-mor-
row morning, the guest of his broth
CIR Ex-Mayor Baker.
General James q. Veatch arrived
from Petersburg by Saturday nights
train, and i'm mediately left for Rock
port by the Tarascon.
Gen. Raum, member of Congress
from the S~hawneetown (Ill.) District,
arrived from Washington City
Saturday night, with his family, and
is stopping at the Sherwood House.
he will proceed by the Quickstep
to-day, for his home in Harrisburg,
Illinois.
General Raum is a candidate for
re, election, and will open the can
vass at once after reaching home.
His competitor. Colonel ,Crebs, of
Carmi, is already in the field, and
has been making speeches. General
Raum's chances for reelection are
considered very good. He has made a
good Representative, and is a sound
Republican,
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D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N1oHr..

POLE RAISING SATURDAY NIGHT
Two more tall and beautiful poles
were raised at Babytown, on Saturday
evening, with steamers bearing the
illustrious and talismanic names of
Grant and Oolfax.
One of these was raised upon the
premises Of Adam Weitzel, the other
on the premises of Andy Koch. Both
are beautiful, tall, straight, aud tough,
and were raised without any trouble
or accident. The Crescent City Silver
Band made preparations to go out to
make music for the occasion. but
were deferred by the heavy rain that
set in just as they were about leaving
The artillery boys were out, how
ever, in strong force, and fired a
cheerful salute that was very distinct
ly heard in all parts of the city
There was a very good crowd present
on the occasion, though the rain in.
terfered somewhat.
Speeches were made by Capt. Q
TomhemeIt aud Capt. W.P. Hargraye
The latter is represented to have beer
one of. the very best that Capt. Har.
grave has ever delivered, and received
as did also that of Mr. Tomhemelt
liberal aud warm applause. The fire
of patriotism are beginning to burr
brightly, and the old enthusiasm Q
'64 is being rekindled. Returning t.
the city at a late hour, those from thu
city and the artillery separated a
Turner Hall, after giving three lou
cheers for Grant and Colfax. Bake
and Cumback.
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nIsasfer FnIinWs NegIect.

Whoever feels the p~remonitoIy symp-
toms of sickness Quiz remember that IL
adds the agony OF self reproach TO the
pangs OF disease 10 remember that they
might hare been preUented.
Languor. debility. and low spirits are
often the precursors of terrible disorders.
They indicate an Immediate necessity Tor
q tonic, and the best tonic In existence Is
HOSTETTER.S STOM
Sick headache pain in the right side,
aud yelIowness of the whites of the eyes
are unmisfaEable symptoms OF an APP
proachtng bilious attack, and. in order TO
ward il of, common prudence dictates the
propriety OF Iesorting to the most efica-
cious OF all anti bilious preparations -
HOSTETTER1S STOMACH
~FIatulence, nauSea. oppression after eat
ing iTregulafity of the bowels, ard a dis
taste for exertion. denote a d~isordered
state of the tomac which, If neglected,
Is sure to eliminate in chronic dyspepsia,
but which may be relieved in a few hours,
and enttreiy cured in a few days. BY lax
ing half a wfneglassfnI of HOSTEFIER'S
BIfTERS at regular intervals.
All physicians admit that tnnumerable
lives HIe sacrificed every year that might
nav e been saved by precautionary medfcG-
tim. Remember that one OF the principal
uses of HOSHETTEE'S BITTEtSS is to put
the system II a condition to REPEL DIS
EASE. 1t rec uits and restores the waning
needed during b season when intense
heat makes such heavy and constant
drafts on the vital principle.
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. = The
regular monthly meeting of the Hor-
ticultural and Pathological Society of
Vanderburgh County was held on
Saturday afternoon in the Commits
sioners' Court Room. Seven men,
bers only were present, with Judge
Law in the chair. After reading and
approving the minutes of two previ-
Gus meetings, the amendment to the
Constitution previously submitted by
James Il. Walker was considered and
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. William @. hewitt exhibited
three beautiful hand bouquets, COM
posed almost exclusively of verbenas,
comprising over sixty different varie-
ties. He also exhibited a beautiful
specimen of the Marshal Neil ross
and a specimen of California potatoes
said to be of a superior quality and
very prolific.
The potatoes were grown by MI. ID.
Horrow, of Warrick. who has this
year about forty bushels, the product
Of ten potatoes, planted last year.
They are a handsome. round potatoe,
ola light yellow color when cut, and
mature early-say By July 20
The mammoth tomatoe, grown By
Mr.. James Watts, of Union Town
ship, was also exhibited. and was pro-
nounced of extraordinary size. 1t
will be remembered that it weighed
one and three-quarter pounds. After
a protracted free conversation on the
prospect of the growing grape crop,
and a discussion of the merits of
various varieties of wine, the Society
adjourned to meet on Saturday, the
fifth of September. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that so few of the members of
the Society attend these meetings, as
they are always interesting and in
structive.
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New COMPOSITION. - Sing, oh
Daughter of Zion.'' the anthem sung
by the choir at the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church yesterday norm
ing before the regular services COM
meneed. was composed by Professor
Tinker, of this city, expressly for the
Walnut Street Church Choir. 1t
possesses several passages of exquisite
beauty. The bass solo, as sung by
Mr.. Mason. cannot be surpassed, and
aduett, sung by Mrs. j. M. Shanklin
and Mrs. Blythe Hynes, was equally
beautiful, and stamps Mr.. Tinker as a
composer of more than ordinary abil-
ity. The entire anthem was admira-
bly, executed by the choir, and riveted
the attention of the entire audience.
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AN INvEsTIGATIoN.-A rumor
reached the city on Saturday-eveuing,
that a mans hand protruding from
the sand, on the tow,head above the
city. had been discovered, and yester-
day morning Sheriff Miller, Coroner
Havliu, Frank. Morris and others
went up to investigate the matter. It
proved to be the body of a negro who
had been long since buried there in a
grave. SC, shallow, however. that the
sand had been washed away until one
arm and a part of his head was left
Exposed. Sheriff Miller had sus-
pieions that this might be a clue to a
case which he has for some days been
quietly Investigating, but he was mis-
taken. o a3gut Ill g
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WHARFBoAT SOLD. = The fine
wharfboat of Hubs, Patrick & Co.
was sold at auction on Saturday by
Joseph p. Elliott. auctioneer. and
was Knocked down to Mr.. HI. Ell. Um-
BILE for E. w. Patrick for $4,000, sub
ject to a mechanics lien of some 1875.
Mr.. Patrick will continue the bust
ness, and is a worthy gentleman, who
will merit, and should receive, a lib
eral share of public patronage.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

8J- Among the things that Hiram
Nelson sells at auction at his auction
room to- morrow morning at 81 o'clock,
are two fine sofas, two bureaus. a
marble top center table, toilet table,
new carpet, a good cooking stove, &c.
aug3 dit
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
FOR TEETHI

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation has been used
with nerer failing success IN thousands OF
cases.
II not only relieves the child from pain.
but 1BVlgOTateS the stomach and bowels.
col reefs acidity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. 1t Will also instantly
relieve GRkPIS IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Collie
We believe II is the best and sttrest en-
edy IN the tooTtd in ali cases of DySeaterg
and Dt0T7hoEG in Children, whether arIstns
from teething or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using viii
each bottle. W
Be SURE and call for "MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the 6uc-sinl.
lie OF CURTIS & PERKINS" on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
ie24 dAw6m
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tom.
Bolus, of the Louisa, informs us
that the accounts of trouble be-
tween him and Maginley & Carroll's
Circus, published by the Louisville
papers, were greatly exaggerated. He
says the only trouble was to raise the
money to pay him, but that the
most cordial good feeling existed be-
tween him and the Circus Compa-
ny, who, he says, proved themselves
honorable, high-minded gentlemen.
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Mass MEETING.-There will be a
Republican mass meeting at Haub-
stadt tomorrow, at which Governor
Baker will be present and address his
iellow-citizens. 1t will, no doubt, be
largely attended. The Republicans
OF old Gibson are wide awake.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INo.I.lg7.l
United States Marshars Notice.


United States MarshaPS Notice.
United States OF America. District OF In
DIANA, IS:
WTEEREAS. a libel OF Information
Eg was flied IN the District Court of the
United States for the District OF indiana,
on the 18th day Of June, 1867, by alfred
Kugore, Goverpmeng Attorney. on behalf
OF the United States, against the steamer
Morning Star, seized at said District for o.
violation of the revenue laws of the
United States, and praying process against
said gOoOs, and that the same may be con-
demned and solo therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court, TO me
directed and delivered, l do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or IN any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the aid the District Court
OF the United states, to be held M the city
OF IL dianapclis, in and for the District Of
Indiana, on the first Monday of September
next, at ten O'Clock OF h forenoon of that
day, then and there to fnterpose their
claims and make their allegations in That
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. g..
Attest: j. ID. Rowland, Clerk.
aul dit
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|G0 DRowEED.-A young Polander
named Hyman LAWN, who arrived in
the city on Friday last, and put up at
Singers Hotel, ION Fourth Street,
having a small stock of goods which
he proposed to peddle out. went below
the Marine Hospital last evening to
take a bath IN the river. As soon as
he entered the water he commenced to
sink. Parties who were with him
made an effort to save his life, but
failed. He has a wife and seven chill
dren in Poland. At II o'clock an eff
fort was being made to recover his
body. We did not learn with what
success it was attended.
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no. ,292.l
United States MaTShaPs Sale.


faE YIHTUE OF AN EXECUTION
80 issued out of the Office of The CLERK OF
Tie District Court OF the United states for
The District of Indiana, IN favor OF Ste
pnen Groves and others, and against An
thOny J. Lavender and Others, / will. ON
Saturday, the stu day OF August, 1868, be-
tween the hour of 10 O'Clock AN. and
i O'Clock Pm. of said day, at tine door of
the courthouse in the city of Evansville,
county Of Nanderburgh, and State of In
diana, Die Tor sale al public auction the
rents and profits, for a term not exceeding
seven years. OF the following described
real estate, to wit:
Lots numbers 3 and 4. In Block 1873, on
winch is situated a steam saw-m mill and
blacksmith shop, in Bamasco, in the city
o. Evansville, county of Nanderburgh,
ana State OF Indiana.
AMI should said rents and profits not
sell Tor "a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, L will at the same time and
place offer for sale the fee sim pie of said
premises. BEN. SPUO YER,
u. =. MaashaI:
jyl5 dtAuSl By SAMUEL DAY. Deputy.
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REMovED.-Miller. Karges & Co.,
have removed their Furniture Ware
rooms from First to Main Street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets, OPP
posite the Court House, where they
will keep a large and well selected
stock of their own manufacture con-
stantly on hand. jy2Selw
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SABBATH School. PICNIC. = The
children of the Sabbath School in
Independence, under the control of
the N. E.. Church, had a pleasant
picnic, at the grounds near the coal
mines. on Saturday. Rev. R.. Andrus,
Of Trinity NJ. E. Church, delivered a
short address. 1t was quite a pleas
ant time, and the little folks enjoyed
themselves we'll That School is in a
prosperous condition.
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THOMAS /. FENN0 a. On

Nos, So and 81 Elm Street,
ROSTON, MASS.
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United State Marshaps Notica.

United States Marshal's Notice.
United states of America, District of In
diana SIS.
EETEaEREAS, a LIBEL OF IN
EE formation was nled ia the District
Court OF the United States for the District
of Indiana, or the 9th d Y of September,
1867, by Alfred Kilgore, Esq. u. ;. District
Attorney on behalf of the United States,
AGAINST the steamboat Morning st r."
her master and owners, seized At said Dis
tr1cL tOf a violation OF the revenue laws of
the United States, and praying process
against said steamboat, and that The same
may be condemned and sold therefor.
NOW, therefore, in OF the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and delivered. I do hereby give
public notice to ali persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof or In any man
nef interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF The United States, TO be held at the city
of indianapolis. in and for the District OF
Indiana, on the ISL Monday of September
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims II make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, u. $.
Attest: }. u. ROWLAND, Clerk.
auI dit
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0penIng lunch.

Hank Morris & Co., late of the
National theatre Saloon, of Cincin-
natl. will set a grand opening Lunch
at the ST.. NICHOLAS SALOON, First
Street, between Sycamore and Vine,
on WEDNESDAY, August 9TH, at 81
o'clock A. NJ, to which they invite
their friends. Choice brands of wines
and liquors and fine cigars at the bar.
Dan. K. Jones, late of the Del
monico," is caterer at the 81. NichO-
las. au3 3t
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REcoRDER'sCoURT.-A man named
John Erne, for an act of public indie
cency, was fined and costed by the Re-
eorderA on Saturday, to the amount of
s. 40. It was an aggravated case Of
that sort, and the man unquestionably
got off cheap enough.
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hAlN'-Another glorious rain was
vouehsaied to the sweltering inhabi-
tants and the thirsty earth in this u;
einity on Saturday evening. The
rain was quite heavy, and seemed y
have been pretty general. 1t laste5
for an hour in the evening, and there
were light showers during the night
1t modified the temperature greatly.
and rendered the night pleasant. The
mercury yesterday barely touched so
at noon.
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49, BoARDs OF INTERCHANGEABLE
Boards of Registration will co Commence
their labors o-day, at the usual places,
1t is important that all should attend
to the matter of registering their
names at once, Let the Republicans
look to this matter, and see that all
the friends Of the Union cause regis
ter promptly.
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DRUNKENNEss.-Some three or four.
arrests for drunkenness were made on
Saturday night. The parties will
have a hearing before the Recorder tc-
day, and their cases disposed Of.
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pop , > E1aHrH WARD MEErING.-Tbe SOL
diers Of the Eighth Ward will hold a
meeting at the corner of Mary and
Franklin Streets, at s o'clock this
1920 VI evening. which citizens are invited to
attend.
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ARREsTED.-The man named
George Anger, who obtained some
5000 or 500 of Mrs. Bragler in this
city, of which mention was made some
days ago, has been arrested in Louis
vile and lodged in JAIL. He will be
brought to this city for trial.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT PETERS,
BURG.-The Republican meeting at
Petersburgh, Indiana. on Saturday,
which was addressed by Governor
Baker, was the largest and most en-
thusiastic meeting ever held in that
county. The Republicans in Pike
are wide awake, and will roll up a
Oig majority for Grant, Colfax, Baker
ana General Veatch. Let the good
work go on.
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SEVENTH WARD RALLY TONIGHT.
The Grant Guard and Grant Club
of the Seventh Ward will meet to-
night at VIM. KoIle's, corner of Full
ton and franklin Avenues, to arrange
for the reception of Carl Schurz to-
morrow. Every Republican in the
Ward Is requested to be prest
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IMPRovING-We are glad to learn
that George s. Nelson, Conductor on
the E. &C. R,R,, is recovering, and
he will soon be on duty again.
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erpromptl

GEN. WAdNER.-General Wagner
speaks at New Harmony to-day at A
o'clock. The accounts we have from
old Posey in regard to the Republican
cause, are of the most fattering char
aeter. The meetings in Posey have
all been well attended and character
lied with earnest enthusiasm.
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CLOCKS.
WANTED.

IA GENTS WANTED = For the best
- Lives Of Grant aud CoUdI yet issued,
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME, by o r.. ID.
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of the Cincinnati Gazette, and "Veterai.
Observer" of the New York TimeSl. Two
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illustrated, with hnlbJeH9dtic Tile Fooe
SEeet Portraits aad numerous Maps; full az
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and Letters of Acceptance. Price LolO. to
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cannot be excelled. We guaranty they
VIII cut rs per cent. more that common
Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
send for circular and prices to LIPPIN-
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