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Nfth. ou-re-~--Second session.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON. July 3D.
SIR. Nau Wase .l'l-l un % DID rg'l-i1- o.
pensions. which v.- passed. Among other pro-
visions g., CONSTITUTES the pension ..H o. give the
preference jul pensions rl ,la representatives ot
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from the President. rrlr.pirrin. ratification
resolution, OF Louisiana and South Carol.na
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Cd sing correspoDIeu.e between the Department
Of Sttte and Yam V3Ikoplurr American Minis.
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HlISE

MIR. Wilson. Of Ohio, chairman o. .,s ria;1s
AIRY committee, to which was re her, ~ St1tes
81 w 'nt+,,eI rsIl pay from the commencement
- ~ 60, re,ortei a resolution that their pay
,.,,,,e,cs from the date Of their respective
elections: adopted. -. 3, the
NJ PIKE reported an amendment to inc
T, ~. I'm e,. the restoration Of commander 4.
4n,.bes from the rctired list TO the active ls'
Of the navy. ccncurrcd IN.
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The Democracy % Neru lr met .n NeH-Ie "cr
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.-'. ""' -H "''''''- '
eader- hgi made special efforts 'o rally ue w-
.errifel In ,rl .- -o -,- 800. 1000 enthusiastic r.--
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-Ile i.iT -h0N Di -t-''-- l-.l''
arrived nj Montpelier .n inGr-fHy evening. AVID
.hs morning train fr.-. -I.. We. brought Co. .l,-
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-Ir. too. for the Vermont Democracy ,'lli Those
..them who have anything u aa.s 10y being
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are s., extremely prospective that they must
--Utel either with q re.l jeil Of .h-t.u4ey
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..ainA'e, the chairman The eA'"-.h APP
points the committees That are furnished hHn '"
D. Sip ot paper Mr. Atan- makes what ia lions
'rc necessary, except what 'ir- 9.a''A -e'- ai Co
a..k,- and 3. John Cain would stay away from
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congress made short work with the Presidents
veto Of the Electoral College bill. 1t was passed
at once, over his head, by vote of As to s in
the senate, and 1874 to &c in the House. All of
the heE soRt,eru members in both houses voted
against the veto except BOyden Of North Caro-
lima, who voted to sustain the President, to the
disgust Of his associates
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OF Mr. ltalIr.I S. speeches. aut clllci l'i Ui't
cheer. t.r Mr. EeIfaI. which were dHly given
Nr. Cain h,r,t-.cl to call up his resolution;
iuta motion o. adjourn was made and insisted
n. anil ta. Convention aIiuuel 90 after
dinner
NHE>ooN.
The convention re-lss.mb'ei at . o'clock.
After music ty the BAND, Mr. Relheld for
tae committee 90 resolutions. reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
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Ii'-. ,'..i' 'N' ',7''" 3i 1.'i' anu AZ.
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rr.-t-. ,fr r.n-.u',.- Adopted by the National
uaa.cr.ti. Convention at lbs late session BOO the
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liberty -' th. sole guaranty Ui the INTEGRITY "i
.-'....... '... .-........ mi 1r.srit.s. ~ t5.
Clr-ar gentleman. and To- General Blair the
sNl.-.n.ri legislator "qi hero '..leT, who
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md i..f-..u r...,. our hearty and undivided
support
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EooNonY.-The striking out by committee of
the plans and pictures from Gen. Reynolds re-
port on the valley of the Red Stone river, will
save S2O,0 in the cost OF printing tie report.
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pITpT T%GTON w. FREE PRESS, FRIDAY

CaIcG1nia-C. VI Chase, J. NJ. Weeks.
('biHe. 1den-H. b. Smith, VI. Noyes, c. T.
Barton
F5oahIin-AC Brush, ). o. CHAMPION, ?.
g. Skinner.
LaaoMe P. :. Ben amin.
Orleaas-G. ". Aiken, c. II. Dwinen.
Orange. B. Kingsley, DIR. Dodge.
RufInnd-john Cain.
U-asdiaqfon- Charles Sibley, II. Atkins,
Elijah Winch.
U1adsor-W. b. NlcNlaster, Thomas Keep,
l.. :. Partridge
john Cain, O, Rutland took this occasion to
renew motion made by him last year, namely,
that future State Conventions be called as Dele
cate Conventions. He was mortified to see here
but a solitary member from his own county, or
from Rutland. which cast the largest Democra-
tie vote Of any town in Vermont. If delegates
are elected they will attend, and We should then
have larger conventions, more enthusiasm, and
better results He hoped that those that opposed
me motion last year would not DO 50 row. He
wanteI harmony. We can't carry Vermont,
but we can be united, and to that end ought to
have delegate conventions.
Now. this melton of Mr.. Cain was not on the
cut and dried programme, and the cutters and
DRYERS at once objected. Mr.. II. b. Smith re
GREETED that this subject had been introduced.
He would only say that for twenty years the
Democratic State Conventions had been called As
mass conventions.
MIR Hiram Atkins, Of Montpelier, followed
..,.1,-. NTH "a ,u,+ion d, law Mr. Gains re-
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| 1855.
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GRANT gUARD MEETINGS zLAsT
NIaHT-J he meeting Of the Grant
Guards i q Che First Ward, was welt
attended last night. Colonel j. D.
Buchanan was called to the Char,
and tIr. II. j. Groves made Secreta-
nv. Thirty-two soldiers were enrolled,
after which the company proceeded
to the election of officers, which re-
suited in the choice of the following:
j. r. Lockwood, Captain; r.
p. Nc johnson, First Lieutenant;
w. A. Mcfarland, Second Lieuten-
ant; o. Babeock Orderly Sergeant.
That is the way to do. the work, and
it is hoped that in all the wards the
work of recruiting will be pushed for
ward with vigorT and earnestness.
The company in the First Ward will
be filed in a few days. Il
There was a fair attendance at the
meetiDg-of Fifth Ward soldiers, and
steps were taken for a thorough can
vass of the whole ward. Another
meeting will be held at Philip Deck
er's store, on Third Street, on Mon
day evening, when it is desired that
| all shall attend. 1solg'a as-s{s ot ~
SEVENTH WARD GRANT GUARD
AND GRANT CLUB.TThere was "a
large gathering of soldiers and citi-
zens at Kolle's, corner of Fulton
and Franklin Avenues. last night, 70
organize for the campaign. Two
meetings were organized. Il p. G.
Eberwine was chosen Chairman of the
soldiers meeting, after which thirty
eight soldiers enrolled their names,
and 2. c. Eberwine was elected Cap
tain and August Schultz Orderly
Sergeant. It was resolved to meet
again on Monday night to make ar
engagements for the reception of Chas.
Schurz on Tuesday. "a if.o
Phe citizens meeting was organized
by calling VIM Kolle to the chair,
after which 6fty-six names were en-
rolled, forming the Seventh Ward
Grant Club or Home Guard, andWm,
Steineker was elected Captain; Philip
Lausch 1st Lieutenant; VIM. Swart
ID Lieutenant, and Harry @. Warren
Orderly Sergeant. The very best feel.
ing prevailed, and the Seventh Ward
is preparing for a vigorous campaign,
and we expect to hear a good account
of the glorious old Seventh next Fall.
The soldiers expect to increase Their
company to near a hundred, andsth
Grant Club will double its mum.
bers: After an interchange of senti-
ment the meeting adjourned to Mon
day night. '7asa9 - 8a q
In the Eighth Ward, the soldiers
met, aud after taking the preliminary
steps for organization adjourned, to
meet on Monday evening. at the corr
ner of Mary and Franklin Streets.
The citizens are invited to be present
at the meeting on Monday night.
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CITY N w S. /
German Republican Mass
Meeting.
GEN. CARL S c r
pURNER HALL,

VIII address his German fellow citi
Zens at
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THE CAUSE IN SPENCER COUNTY
The Union cause in Spencg County
is progressing WE'LL Anffexcellent
meeting was held in Roekport on
Wednesday last, at which General
Veatch, Col. Mccoy and Judge Rob.
'inson made speeches. The meeting
was we'll attended, and notwithstand-
ing the farmers are very busy just
now, large numbers of them turned
out to hear the issues of the day dis
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Tlme and Place OF ward Meetings.

Third Ward, at the Engine House,
corner of Third and Walnut Streets,
on Saturday night, August LIST, at s
o'clock. "
Ninth Ward, at the corner of Vine
aud Tenth Streets, on Saturdaynight,
August LIST, at 8 o'clock.
Every honorably discharged SOL
der or sailor of the Union armies
who is in favor of the election Of GEN
eral Ulysses s. Grant as President of
the United States, is invited to attend
the meetings in their respective
wards, and enroll their names in the
company organizations. el
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F0R SAFE

EHOR s&LE-sTEaA iB0AT-T steam
- boat MAJ Williams vlIl be sold on fa-
Norabte ferftis- one third cashs balance
~ Elno nnpersr TaEabie ab 8. @. and @
Hlohth% She is snItabIe for d Wabash
IstNtr. and y well adapted TO towing Or
FatlSlhs freight on passengers. For Inc
~ Apply 10 w. =. SHUTWELL,
oioJWeI MIN IS, Union County, ky.
able firm. lauI ffw
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BT"I take pleasure IN stating that
my wife has used several bottles of
Clouds lnvigoratiBg Cordial, with
the most satisfactory results. She
does notshesitate to pronounce it the
best remedy she has ever used. [
therefore commend it TO the public as
eminently worthy of its high reputa-
tion. w. H. GooDLOE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March g, 1863.
jy30 DIT - a unfp
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIr.-The Sab
bath School in Independence, under
the control of1he N. E. Church, viii
give a picnic dinner at the grounds
near the coal mines to-day. No doubt
the little folks will have a pleasant
time. The green in that vicinity is
deliehtfuI.
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New

COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY. for
AOETeung Ladies'. P0ughKeeSsie, n. y.
Re opens September 10. The best features
of European aud home ch0ols fEsuecial
attention to Modern Languages, Music,
and Art. DIR. Lewis's Gymnastics. Situa.
ton and climate unsurpassed For press
pectus, address Rev. GhO. T. RIDER, Rec
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aBo6dHT ouF4John Fl IJahns0h

DUUUdI 'OUI9-JUIH III tHHsUu
has. bought Glenn's barber shop on
Locust Street, and a sSJehn is the best
shaver in town. and intends to keep
none but the best workmen about
him, and enough of them to accom-
modate his customers without wait
ing, he feels assured that he will re-
ceive a liberal patronage He will
also attend to cutting ladies' and
childrens hair at their homes with
out extra charge. iy31 1t :
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watch stolen
from Mr. Peter Nonweiler,zon Mon
day night, was not pawned at Mr..
Wells pawn shop. but was sofered
there, but Mr.. We'll, to ascertain
more of the matter and the value of
the watch, went to a jewelers. on
Main Street, and there met the own
er of the watch, and managed to de-
lay the thief till an officer could be
found to arrest him. e.gss%
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RasIdenee 40 Farm for saIa
.F0R SALE AND FOR RENT.


y OSF-COW ~ Strayed from my resl-
I'D depce, on the corner of Walnut and
SecOhd streets, on Thursday night last, a
large BLACK CoW, about s years old. with
crumpled horns larze white teats. 4 thinE
there - "a crop on each ear and a slit OF
is n good mixer; is kind aud gentle. she
LETT % q cali at home. Any one re-
turnlng said COW TO me wi be literally
rewarded. 41el7l HIRAM f. READ.
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In BUSINESS &.
Bittrolf, having purchased from Prof.
Buck a1fhis store fixtures, will leave
for the East in a few days to purchase
a new stock Of Watches and Jewelry.
which he wilhopen outsa the store of
Capt. Geo. Warren, No. 81 Main
Street between Second and Third,
old friends and customers. Give him
a call; he does business on The old
principle, fair and square as of old.
He has also secured the services of
our young friend, Charles Artes, who
will be pieasedUt tic waitIupon all havJ
ing orders or repairs to leave in his
ABSENCE XEIZ<YWWo1 j53O-Zt
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WOW EALE- H0RSEs-severs fine
hOrses, Tor various purposes, tncIud-
ing a span Of excellent large deauaht
horses, EDr sale cheap by
FORTE q BOWLES,
american Livery Stable.
jy25 div Third Street
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES
Evansville and CrawlordsviIle.

GOING NoRTH.
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FOURTH WARD MEETING.-The
fighting boys in blue will meet at
ID. ID. Doughty's Office; tonight, to
complete the organizations The off,
GERS will be elected tonight. A full
attendance is desired. Let every man
be in attendance, The hour Of meet
ing is fixed at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
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The weather yest9r fay vas delight
ful in the shade, aEaeIidious breeze
Iprevailinga al day from the, southeast.
The Fiverfell during the day about one
inch,-....-The additional arrivals and
departures up fo5midnight were the
Tennessee, Louisville TO Card; Cum
bsrlands to- Eairos Linton, to- East
port James Gray, from Green River;
Ollie SuliYansfrom C~annelton; Ada
Lyon. Louisville and return.+......
The James Gray, Tennessee and Ada
Lyon bad excellent trips....s...The
Ada Lysa1Haa 2e0bausls of sal and
much other freight. She received for
her return trip a 4ihe lot ef freight,
IineEddlhg the ACCOMPLISHMENTS mir
Federal soldiers for New Albany. She
did notlget off til after midnf9ht.
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Z WALFERs's SELF. Clothes
WASHER. Price only 50 SO. Send
your wash-boiler to L. Persons, corr
ner of First and Vine, and have it
fitted. This Washer is Warranted to
be superior to any. in the Market @
iv28 DIFF A@0sAH tzs sAa
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing Is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending July 81. as appears from
the entry book inthe office OF the County
Recorder:
Jacob Meissner 70. John ]. Dennis, part
of Lot 8, BLOCK II, StockweIss ENLARGE
ment, for 81 900. 81
Ingie, Darwin & Martin to AnniNewssm,
Lot N0.l4, Block l, Ingle's Addition, for
$3.50. aftsE.
Gerhard 81. Schultz to Gottlieb Sehnake,
part of Lots /, 2 and 3, Blockl, StockweIrs
Enlargement. for $1,000. -
I ANTHONY Reisto Jacob Gausman, north
west quarter northwest quarter Section q,
Township 6, Range IL, for $500.
-Sophia A. Hall TO j. h. Johnston, Lot 6,
Block Is, E.astern Enlargement, for $500.
.nl VIII Shook to ApolonIa Haber, Lots 80
and 40. Block S Goodseus Enlargements
for 81 ZOO F@fSr 1000
William Baker TO Ehza K. Morris. Lot
r. Block s. Archeris Enlargement, for s525.
Michael Mehr to John -Mehr, Lot 80,
tract of German Building Association, for
Sarah i. Gnkey to sarah b. Earl, Lot 8,
Block g. E1lf0tt's Enlargement, for $500. !
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Z lNo.l,l07.I
/. Unite1 States MarshaTs Notice.

Unitel States MarshaFs Notice.
Tgfted STATES of America. District or In
Ediana, IS: .Etste
fE-YEEEREAS, aslibel of Information
&HW was flied IN tie District Court Of the
United states for Che District of indiana.
I@n-thee25tb day OF. June, 1867, by Alfred
4Hgore, G0yernmenG Attorney. on behalf
Eofrhe Un iredGStaIes, against Ing steamer
Morning STIR, seized at said District for a
" iolatiop of the revenue laws of the
u Tilted ACKNOWLEDGING processagainst
SAX goo6ssRn mi Thai the same may be con
kHennefa nd solo therefor.
Now, Therefore, IA pursuance pfthe mo-
niuou Underline seal of said Court, to me
@dilectedf md delivered, L do hereby give
@pablic notIceIo Az persons claiming said
or ara YSpartthereof, or in any man
EAer interested therein, that they be aud
Eappear -beIore thegSaid the District Court
Hof the United states, to be held al the city
soil peIis. In and for District of
INDIANA on the hrst Monday ofSeptember
Aneezt, item o'clock of the f~oreooomot that
Eday, tnensazsd there to 1nterpose their
Rclaimsand make their allegations In tnat
reg sPooNE.2, Marshal o..
Attest: ,. u: HowLAND, Clerk.
AM DIAL
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PAPER THIEyEs-For several
mornings past, complaint has been
made at the counting room of the
JOURNAL Office by subscribers, that
their paper was not received. The
carriers on all the routes state that
the paper is delivered faithfully, but
that they are probably stolen bybeys
after delivery. This is no doubt the
case, and steps have been taken to
stop this proceeding of the young
thieves. ..4 .F9TS2.
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United States MarsbaTs 8ale.


TIDY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Eb sale, b me directed, from the Clerks
onI @ Of the United States District Court
for tie District ofIpdtaua, 1 WILL on
SATURDAY, the SIN day Of August, 1858,
between thehours of 10 o'clock A II. and
A O'Clock pm. aJ the door OF the court
house, or Main Street, in the city OF
EVamHville, ID The State of Indiana, offer
for sale at public auction the wreck Of the
Steamboat D0idnnch, her engines, boilers
yaWE tackle, appa e, and furniture. now
lying at the port OF Evansville, Indiana,
ordered 10 be sod az the suit OF Gilbert h.
+ Jones against the said steamboat Gold
finch. her tackei, apparel. boats, and fur
mtufe. BEN. SEOONER,
II. s.. Marshal:
BY j. 8. BIGELoW, Deputy,
CHARLES =. MARSH,
Jv80 IT'D Proctor for Libellant.
Ia H~aEra4UN, LADIES As 10 Is my
"a. intention u change my place Of busi-
~ 81 on the l0th day of August, intend to
sell my entire stock of Zephyr Worsted.
Beads, nk Chenille, Canvas Patterns. and
Embfotderiezs etc. at cost prices. Ladies
who ike 10 save money BY buying cheap
OOd viii call at the old stand, on Second
street, between Main and Locust.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE KUECKLER.
Fvgn HTrv