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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-22
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CINCINNATI Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNArI. April q.
FLOUR good demand; prices tend
upwat d; family sll 259u 50 at the close.
WHEAT-ln. demand; offered sparingly
at 8 6Old2 IS for Nos. / and Winter; no
Spring IN market.
OAIS-In demand at 76077c.
hYE-Scarce and hrm at g 0092 O5. q
ARLEY-Unchanged
CoTToN-Duu and nominal at eye for
ToBACco-In good demand; sales Of 276
hOgsheads and At BOXES at full rates; Tugs
"a 1903 80; leaf SO l5d3S 60
WHISKY-Scarce and in demand at g ID
free.
DEMONSTRATIONS generally but not
active. Mess Pork wanted at ST but held
at ST 50. Lard in demand at175lc, but not
offered below lSc at the close, and sparing
~ at that. Bulk Meats and Bacon un-
fresh 48a56e. Eggs zoe and the supply ppf
light.
SEEDs-N Nothing done
HAY-Firm at S139l5 on arrival.
BEEF CArTLE-Scarce and in demand at
GoLDSI8s54 buying; market firm.
SC. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April 2I
TOBACCO-Buyers and sellers still apart,
and although prices are unchanged, more
than half OF the bids were Rejected
COTToN-NOminal a I 291zc.
FLOUR-Nery dull and unchangedS SUI
perfine ranged az So SOFAS 80: extra S. 5Og
So %; Xxx 50 sell 20, Xxx to fancy sly %
WHEAT-C Choice Fall steady at 81 6Oa2 IS
Sprins 578c lower, at s. O592 10 for No. I.
CoRN-Heavy aud closed lower at s3g9Oc.
OATS Firm al 70a73c
RYE-Scarce and finer at 81 S0ql 81.
BARIEY-NO sales.
PORK-Dun and unchanged at s26 65@s27.
BACON-Dull; very little doing; shout
ders sold al l3c; clear sides II, generally
held at &c higher; loose sugar cured hams
LARD-Firm; choice tierce I've; keg Is.
WHIsKY-Firm al s. 20.
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Business was rather dull yesterday after
noon with scarcely any arrivals. The ad-
ditional arrivals and departures up to
midnight include the Cum berland, to
Cairo; Mollie Nor on and Newsboy, TO
Henderson; Ada Lyon, from Green River /;
Fanny BTandeis, to Mash VILE; Kenton.
81. Louis to Pitteburg; Louisa, from Wa
bash; Nightingale, Cincinnati to ST. Louis
Lewellin, from EastpOrt; J. r. HOyle,
from Cloverport. r
The Cum berland had a very nice packet
trip out, but was not full.........T The Bran
deis added considerably to her cargo, and
left after dark........The Armada returned
from Newburg, having taken go bales Of
hay and zoe barrels of corn meal. On her up
trip from Cairo, she regist cred 40 passen
gers, l26 of whom came to Evansville in
GLIDING some thirty merchants there to
purchase gOods.....-The Henderson pack
cts had considerable freight and a
goodly number of passengers, but
The Ada Lyon had 6Ohhds. tobacco, con-
siderable miscellaneous freight and many
people. She returns to Green River
promptly on time, this evening....-....The
great Richmond is due from New Orleans
to day THE Kenton, Capt. Dunlap. ar
rived at O'Clock last night, nom st. Louis
ueeply lauen Win lIOu-OfE ana gran
The Louisa had 800 bags corn 200 Of wheat,
considerably miscellaneous freight and
the biggest passenger trip that has come
out OF the Wabash this season. The Night
engale arrived at 10 O'Clock last night full
of freight and people. Among her passen-
ger was large delegation from Rockport
to attend the Sunday Sch oil Convention
The Indiana left New Orleans on Mon
ay-.. The R chmond will be mp tonight
and leave here for New Orleans On Satur-
day The Lewellen arrived a little be-
fore midnight with a good "trip. She will
leave, positively, this evening.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegrsph.4 MEMPHIS. A phil q.
@OOFnox-FairEla "a New Y orlza prices; ast0clz
on hand 81 bales; receipts 70 bales; eX-
ports 26S bales II
FLOUR-Dull and nom naL
PORK-Q uiet Al 81 50.
BACoS - Weak; shoulders 1910; clear
sides 1Sc.
BULK 8EATs-DulI; shoulders 121le;
clear sides l6c.
LARO-l89l9c.
CORN-Firm at 971<cG1Sl 90.
OATs-SGSOc.
BRAN-s3Z OOa93 co.
HAY-Sl7 000lS 90.
Corn MEAL-Sz 4Gd4 co.
PPLEs-Market bare.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO, April q.
FLOUR Firm and steady.
WHEAT-Less actiN e, drmer, and 112d2C
hi.her; sales of Nc. a. s. Il, and No. al
8 O292 0354, closing with buyers Dc 81 0212
and sellers at s. 03 for No. 2. ca
CORN-EaSer; sales of n o. 1 at S615GS715c,
NO. 2 at S44S414c, new at S4149S45<c, ana re-
jected at SIC.
CATS-MOderately active, and &c higher
sales at 6Zss4964c Tor regular and fresh re-
Seipls OF Nos. 1 and 2, closing steady at
RYE irmer, and 5@7c higher.
BARLEY-Qui-t.
PROvIsIoN s-Mess Pork sold at sc 500
SO -, cash, and S27 90, buyer, the month.
Clear PORK at 81 so Rump Pork moder-
ateiy active at 81 90. Lard firm at 171<@
I13c. Dry sailed Shoulders 1I15c, and
Il rams, 81 Sl., oleed ana packed, at lsc-
mon. IS 750s 10 Tor tair to good, and 50 3715
90 - for good 20 cnoice.
BE. CATTLE Less firm; sales at So O60
s. 10 for butchers, and s. 371S@7 IS for fair
STEERS IS OO@9 90 for good to choice,
and 50 1919 for fancy.
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new fork Gold aud STOCK Market

BY telegraph NEW YORK, April p.
NoNEY-Easy at per cent. on call. with
some business late in the day at 3 per cent.
Ii Is generally believed the Erie war Is
ended by a compromise, but nothing is
positively known except within a very
narrow circle.
DIsCoUNTs-A moderate business done at
S49 per cent.
TERLING- Firm at 100l014 for prime
lance next month on account OF the new
coupon 5.20s.
GOLD-Firmer; opening at 1854 adYanc-
Ing TO 1893, and closing at 1875. Large
sales were made by the leading brokers.
Exports to-day 600. Loans We're made
a. to per cent. for carrying and nats 70
70 per cent. for borrowing.
GOVERNMENT Opened a shade higher,
put closed heavy with part of the advance
nexed 4: 80 Quotations: COUPONS of '8I 1929
qlIZ34 do. 62, lllIs9ll2; do. "a, 1925 lO95z
90. %, IQ1EgllO14; do. new, lOS910e1s; do,
Wl061z.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, A pril q.
ToBACCo-Active and Sc higher; sales 287
hOgsheads Tugs at S. 509S7 so; leaf SSt9l6 50 /;
common to fine Henry County S26.
FLOUR-Superfine S. 50Q9 90; fancy SO 80
@l3 90
WHEAT-s2 5092 So.
OATS-73@75c.
'CORN--SS090 soc.
CoTTON-Middling SOC.
WHIsKY-Dull aud nominal.
LARD-l754GI8c.
MESS PoRK-S27 00a27 p.
BACON-ShOulders 131k0135zc; clear sides
171%@1754c.
BULK MEAT -NominaIly unchanged.
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BOARDING,

DOARDANG BY The DAY OR
- WEEK at
MRS. K. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. y Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day boarders can still be accOmmoda-
Jed. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
Ear2tf
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Dwelling House for Sale.

WILL be sold on accommodating
Wv terms Lot No. 3. in Block No. 2, in
the Southern Enlargement Of Evansville
on which Is q new and fDe two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other OUT
buildings, being the late residence OF Jacob
Fl. Miller, on Chandler Street.
Apply a the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
maI26 Il
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ARCHERsS ENLARGsEMENT,
n the northeast portion Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and Is offered
or sale
1T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property Is situated conveniently
o the busin ess. portion Otthe city. and not
ar from the Main Street line OF street
Railr ad. and any extension of said line
may b expected to run close to it. The
ground is
HIGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 70 lies west Of
the LongwOrth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK, and adjolns Il, and is
usi de the corporation line.
We Invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fatr prices,
10 apply hmm ediately.
{ For further particulars, inquire of
MCNEtLT & SCH BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets
or WILLIAM BAKER.
Inarl3 Mayors Office,
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EOR SALE FARM. II have a first
II rate little farm OF 80 acres, one mile
rom BOOnville, Ind; IS acres improved,
and Is acres good timber; One-stOry br OK
house barn. stock sheds three cisterns,
and good fences ali upland and IN good
'Ondttion-goOd for all kinds of grain and
rlttts / viii sell this arm cheap, or ex-
mango it for city property. Several gen.
aemen in this city know the farm.
mare dtf ALVAH JOHNSON.
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~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT
~ John s. e. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engraVings
md eight maps, printed in tint, aud sold
,nly by subscription. Agents will ma
this work that viii sell itself The sub
Jet, author. and the fine style in which
lie book win be published cannot fan to
LAaefal terms 70 good asents- EEIce 70
sui, the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOUVE
"a &C., Publishers, 40 Walnut street, Gin
Ohio. FmarlS diff
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FOR SALE.


A No FLATBOAT for sale cheap;
"a 81. 900 feet Poplar Lumber, Dressed or
Rough;
20.0O0 feet Pine Lumber;
20 600 feetsJ Oista StuGding:
Skiffs &c. for sale cheap. Call imrne1f-
ately or lose a bargain.
OAKLEY & RUST. -
apll div No. south Water st.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l. 1868

/ have, this day, admitted a. co-partners
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, If
this city, and also In e. G manufacturing
business. in Abingdon, Massachusetts,,
Geo. /. Dixon ard 4 j. Hunt as VIII Bf
seen by the above card, giving the firm
names and their objects. --..
Mr.. Hunt, who has n lifelong eZpeFa-
ence in the manufacturing business and q
number one judge of Boots and Shoes, viii
devote his whole time to man ufacturing
expressly for the Evansville house and
the purchase of such goods as we do not
expect to make ourselves.
The firm, by this new arrangement, viii
possess advantages which but few houses
can claim, and VIII be able TO offer induce.
ments TO our trade, both IS regards prices
and quality.
The object Of the different mem bers Of
the firm in this association is not to do
business for day, but a lifetime and TO
accomplish their objects, they expect to do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meriting full snare Of the trade.
= o my old patrons, / return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, anC
hope, by close attention, 10 merit cone
tinuance Of the same in the future.
Very respectfully
FAM r. SENdN IN
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NeW YOrk Dry GOODS Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. April p
DRY GooDs-Market continues dull
owing. in measure, to the continuance
OF the rain storm. Prices continue with
out variable alteration.
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Notice

Notice
Of Order of Council to ContraG
Canal Street from the West Sidt
of Second Avenue to the East
Side Of Seventh Avenue.
-aTOTICE is hereby given, mat the
IN Common COunci Of the City of Ev-
@1SvilIe at its session on the 9th day Of
March, AID. 1858, passed an order To con-
tract or diminish Canal street. in The town
OF LamascO City-nOW city of Evansville
ron the west side Of Second Avenue to
the east side of Seventh Avenue, To eighty
$50 feet, as follows. tO-wit: Tue present
north line of said Canal Street to remain
as the north line of said street. and the
south line Of said street 10 be parallel with
and al distance of eighty $50 feet south
Of said north line.
And should any person agg4leVed at any
time Wi,hin six weeks apply 70 the Com-
mon Council for redress. by petition or re-
mOnstrance left with the Clerk of the
Common Council, and containing state-
ment of the injuries complained Of ana
the amount demanded there or, said petit
ton or remOnstrance viii be considered
heard, and determined oy the Common
Council. By order OF the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, March is, A. ,. 1858.
marl union copysl
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FOR RENT.

~OR RENT STORE-ROOM A fine
stOre-rOOm. No. 70 Main street, be-
cen econ 1 and Ehira, nov occupied by
.ckzrv Brothers, suitable for "a WhOleSal e
retail store. A lease will be given for
20. three, OF five years. For particulars
Quire OF John Enrich, OF the widow OF
m. Emrich.
3pS dtf LIZZIE ENRICH.
NOR RENT - ~TORE-HOUSE - That
very desirable stOre-hOuse, No Main
rect, will be rented to he LIST January
.xt Apply to CHARLES VIELE.
mch7 dat
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Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
in the edge of the City of Evansville
ldiana. This farm is in full view of the
ty IL is IN high state of cultivation,
as one of the finest dwelling houses in
ie country, entirely new, good barn, sta
les and an necessary outbuildtngs, and q
llendld selection of almost every variety
fruit trees, apes, shruboery and How
IS. and plenty Of good water. 1t will be
ia altogether, or the improvements with
part OF the land. For further particu-
rs inquire of ALNAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate a gent, Evansville, Ind.
aIi2g-3m.
N0R SALE-sEED OATS-20OO bushel
. Chicago seed Oats.
marI4 All BAIRD & START.
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UHLHoRN & BRINKMAi

Successors to NJ. A. LAWRENCE,
Established in 1881
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
1arpp AVID TTALLAN MARBLI
and ! superior quality of Limestone fG
bufldfng purposes, window sills,
caps, fronts. door siIls, &C,
Nos. 100. 1872, and fO4 Main Street
Next to Court House.
evansville. Indiana
mcnl4 "
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STEAMBo ATS.



From and after this date the. several
Evansville and Cairo packets VIII carry
fretgntS TO all points hence TO cairo at
p cents Fer hundred pounds,
Commanding steamer Quickstep,
BEN. no VAR
Commanding Steamer Cumberland.
A N. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding Steamer Armada.
April 8 1888. [aPrs dtf
FOR NASHVILLE.
The fine steamer
FANNY BRANDEIS.
49, Henry Miller, Master
VIII leave for Nashville and ali way ports
THIS EVENING, Tuesday, April q, at
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. q. BRO " 81 CO.
HUBBS. PATRICK q co,
or c. r. RUDD,
april dit Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant and popular steamer
So CHATTANOOGA.
= sgs Henry scott, Master,
- Robert Stanley, Clerk,
Leaves tor GRANVILLE and all Wabash
River way way landings on WEDNESDAY,
For freisht or passage apply on board.
ap2l DIT
FOR MEMPHIS, vICKsBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The champion feet steamer
r DEXTER,
llllznt = VIM. HolIcroft, Master;
$3.50 Frank O. Smith. Clerk,
Leaves Evansville Tor New Orleans and
all intermediate ports on WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to W. q. BLOWN Co, tr
apr22 dit agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The deet aud elegant steamer
assa7eet N Tom. Bolus Master;
"a Chas. Crawford, Clerk
ut. Carmel on THURSDAY, PriI sd at
O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on. board.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The fine, feet steamer.
e. R. Hugo, Master; = -
- wa. ii 1go. Clerk, Fl
Leaves Tor GRANVILLE and ali Wabash River
way landings on I'll thursday, April sd.
For freight or passage apply on board.
apr22 DIT
FOR OyVENSBORO, CANNEITON. AND.
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent steamer
go TARASdON.
essaasesF A. T. Gilmore, Master;
- NJ. ID. Warren, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and an way land
1ngs THIS DAY, Wednesday, April 22d, at
8 O'clock Pm. I3I=I#F .E
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to W. q. BROWN g. CO.,
IL Agents,
FOR EAsTPORT.
The excellent steamer
LEWELEIE,
g-sE ]. L. Davy, Master; 1.fr
- j. p. Nesl, Clerk,
L. ayes for EastpOrt and all way land
ings THIS DAY, W ednesday, April I'D, at
5 O'c Ock Pm. 4.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
to OAKLEY s. RUST,
1t A gents.
AMUSEM ENTS.
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RTV Err NE w s

For other Rtver I.ea1s- see Seventh Page.
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Masonic Hall.
A GREAT MUSICAL TREATl
THE OLD ALLE0EEASIANS
VOcallsts and swiss Bell Ringers,
lately returned from Europe,
APE GoEFH-eff


Vocal lsts and swiss Bell Ringers,
lately returned from Europe,
ARE COMISGf
Friday Evening, April 24th.
Bs No postponement on account Of the
weather.
Owing to other engagements, they can
remain positively one Night OnLUI
THE ALLEGHANIANS,
Vocalists and Sl0tss Ben Ringers,
organized III 1916 by J. NJ. Boulard.)
UAVING JUST RE URNED FROM
- gtsiX months tour in Europe during
which time they gave twenty-eight sue
cesstuI Concerts in the great st. James's
Hall London: performed at the Crystal
Palace, on the 9Th of January, before an
audi nee OF eleven thousand three hum
dred and eigh four persons; also had the
distlngu shed honor of appearing before
the Queen and oval Family at Windsor
CaStle), would now most respectfully an
nounce their highly popular musical en-
terrain RI eut, asabOVe.
The Bells used by the Alleghanians were
manufactured in Switzerland, expressly
for them, during their Ia 2 visit to Europe.
AdnlisSTOu-75 cts. ga No extra charge
for Reserved Seats. for sale in QclUuGce at
Warren & COuyngtOn's. 81 Main street.
Gallery 30 cts. Co i-neuce a. 8 O'Clock.
j. NJ. BOULARD, Director.
apis dot u. q. WALDROSs agent.
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VIM. REAVTS.
u. .. Claim Arent.

= . - - = alANHN II Ia
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIkG
AGENT.
Once on Nam street, between Third and
Fourth, No. $50 lover Kelier's Gun Storels
Evansville Ind. sepl@ 60
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u the northeast portion az the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and Is offered
or sale
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
OHlO.

Severe Thundcr storm-DamaGe 70 Property
interruption TO Travel.
CINCINNATI; June.1s 1858.
The heaviest thunder storm known here for many
years visited this city and vicinity last night The
gain fell In torrents from midnight till daylight,
delugng the streets, filing cellars and damaging
sewers number of buildings were struck. by
pghtnins and two were destroyed. Considerable
damage was done to the surrounding country By the
washing away OF fences and destruction Of crops.
ghe railroads suffered to some extent but at noon TO-
Day trains were running regularly on the Ohio'and
1ississippt Atlantic and Great western, Little
Miami and the indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafay.
cite Railroads. Dispatches from Urbana, Spring.
1eld, Lima Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and Dayton
represent the storm as severe n those places inter
1Ybtpg EatlgQeA p0mmupieat and damsGtng QTQplI
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
sooop Agent, cA.dws. Providence -s,rsn.aan rsrsu
ARRIVALS.

RnP0RfHD By rHH AHRALD srHAM YACHTS.
Steamship Tybes. Csuk,u. Galveston June O. with mdss
stssmshp isass Bsi, Bourne Richmond CITY Poin, and
Eorfok with mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion
E.s New Bedford With nds' and
T%su. Esys .s IN s;s
bark bound w stirling .bsft the main chsn. caying
SDs Ss 1S .n ss as. s
ssss ss S-s :s A q
st5t S H. sss q s. s:, l
1SsI: sea c.ost:, k:ssc,n S:2y
s:1 ss Sss hs
asys wiz and moss.ss to Moses Taylor o0-vs''s
# Tsas g. wy 5ass e e. 1s %
light weather ne entire ~ with
s RT v,a,o, with
plaster g CrandsIl, Tmphr.y CO.
sSr sanns ssTEysT ESa; tSpsr s,s.hsr v,sv T:n.
schr Emma, Godfrey, Calais, days, with aths, to
sshr Gen Peavy Armstrong, Calais 10 days, with aths to
schr Com Ksarny, Philbrook, Calais via New Haven.
sohr Alamo, Foster Machias days. with lumber, to Jed
sssr Hslsba shute, orland Me- is days. with ashs to II
sehr Melbourne Robertson Gardiner days. with lumber,
schr silver Bell Bailey Gardiner days. with lumber, to
schr Persis Smith, Munger, Mbrdge days, with ium
ber to Simpson a Capp.
sssT sT .oags ksSs Wsta geGsss Sss!es ss%s
scSr fIassrd' SSi CLARK, afsss'i BasSspor,
schr a NJ Kcker. Hale Backsport.
sSSr lat Toios, ' Day, " B%cksport For Albany
sS ssS Pes Pensa sss sSs fsshspS SSslsnS for Albany
sSsr sSsT ssS5anfSass seaaSsssc Alsn. sn'fcos Rcosand
schr Rllow Lewis Rockand.
sc5r May Day, adams Salem:
sSRr SRr gP1an Wasse lace Kingston, King sS%Sa, %ass
Schr Two Brothers. Lindsley, Nantucket
schr Thomas smith, bowman, New Bedford.
schr MaryJ Mead Thrasher Taunton.
schr Clio, White, Taunton for Woodbridge, NJ.
schr Annie shepphrd, Bowdisch, Providence.
@ schr Edward Dement, Futile Bristol for Rondoat.
Schr y T Wlets Brown Sonngton.
sSS sSSr CSs3 CSn@esss s%s scpss Nsrsis s''nnss0n
schr Mary Anna Adams, Norwich for Philadelphia.
ssSr @ New LONDON for SF
schr Clark Gilbert, New London for Ezabethport
sSbr cfr Hn9@sf n.repia RooRxel @ iaiGo@ Hartford
schr Anderson; Rankin, Portland, CT
@ scsr ndrs SnIwn a Fshe DERBY for pha
sSr Pss P rsnHD csSw@fS @ New New Haven Haven
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The New York herald., 1868-06-19
ILLINOIS,.

Republican Nominations for Congress.
CHICAGO, June 1s, 1858.
The Fourth district Republican Congressional Con-
vention, held at Monmouth yesterday, nominated
John B. Hawley Of Rock Island, for Congress on the
nrst ballot. The Republican Congressional Conven-
zion OF the Seventh district, held ct Tolono nomi-
mated General Jesse II. Moore.
The democrats OF the Twelfth Illinois Congressional
district, In convention to-day at East st. Louis,
nominated Judge william II. Snyder of Bellevine,
Tor Congress. The Convention endorses the state
platform approves the financial policy OF Pendleton
and declares him to be their first choice for Presi-
dent.
Tho democrats OF the Eleventh Illinois district to-
fay nominated g. 8. Marshall for reelection to Con.
areas by acclamation. Resolutions were adopted
endorsing the State platform and declaring Pende.
ton their choice for President.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
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