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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-20
MenlnhIs Market.

BY Telegraph t. MEMPHIS. April Is.
CoTroN-Receipts, $50 bales; exports, 277
bales. t.
FLoUR-Dull; superhne. IS o0gs 50.
PORK-s2S co..
Shoulders I4c: clear sides lsc
BULK MEATs-Shoulders -I3es clear sides
I6Zc.
LARD-ISBI9c.
CORN 81 90.
OATs--SOG85c. ..fH-E tH -aHT.|
HAY--St7 GOALS 90. neg
BRAN-S8At 90 .HA "as
CORS MEAL-S4 3Od4 60 .f-4vE
BUTTER-05c.
EGGS--20c. .rNIf
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FOE RENT.

TOR REST -SrORE-EOOM A fine
store-room. No. % Main Street, be-
tween Secon and Thtrd, nov occupied by
Viekery Brothers. suitable FOR wholesale
or retail store. A lease VIII be given for
two, three, or five years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow of
VIM. Fnrich.
ans DIFF LIZZIE ENRICH.
THOR RENT ~TORE-HOUSE 49, That
very desirable stOre-house, No. Main
Street. VIII be rented TO he LIST January
next. Apply to CHARLES NlELE.
mch7 DIFF
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Pine Lumber {!
100000 FEET.

WYE DESIRE TO CALL THE Es
w PECIAL al eCtion r. all those in
tendlnp to bu4id .0tpe act that we have
on hand a large sIz.,Iy Of choice seasoned
yellow pine doorlr~, which we viii posi-
lively sell at lower 6gures than IL can De
bOught tor anywhere else In the city.
When it is preferred, we Will furnish the
dressed flooring At merely the additional
expe lse incidental to dressing IL. -
ian24tf J. G. DUSOUCHET & co.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING BY IRE DAY OR
p WEEK, at
MRS. E. Il. BURNs'S,
No. u Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansv4Ie Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
of day bOarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. E. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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},03nIA&Y - g85.}lEhCIAL

To CoUNrRY ElERCHAN Ts.--Xye direct the
attention especially o. country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company FOR printing Fancy Posters and
al kinds Of mercantile wOrE, viz, Bin
Heads, Cards, Circulars, sc. Orders for
work can he sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the partnership heretofore existing
between Henry Richstein and Fred. KargeS,
under the name and sty OF Rtchstein &
Karges, was dissolved by mutual consent
on Monday, April 18th.
The business of the firm viii be settled
by Fred. Karges, who continues the busi-
ness at the old pl ce, on High street, be-
tween Leet and GOodsf0 Streets, and is
alone authorized to collect and pay all
debls. HENRY RICHSTElN.
FRED. KARGES.
April IS. 1868, LaplA d3t
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Sc. louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. Louis. April Is
Il ToBAcCO-Steady an unchanged.
- FLOUR - Weak, anG 25c lower for all
grades below choice. SupeFnue ranges at
" 75957 %; extra s. 50@s 25i double extra,
WHEAT-Held firmly. but the demand is
light; prime and choice FAN, s. 6502 70;
spring ranges al g O392 Is.
CCRN-Opened nrIn, but closed weak and
dun at 6jG9Oc
Oats Firm, but not active at 7O912c (;
and small lots of fancs al 73c.
RARLEY-Prime Fai sold at 81 20.
RYE-The dem nj exceeds the supply,
and prices higher at 81 70dI 70.
fORK- Dull and dropping at SIG S5927 co..
BULK MEArs-Sales, ., 900 pounds of Chi
cagO ana Peoria on private terms.
KACOS-Very dull. bat holders will not
make concessions; shoulders sold at be !;
clear rib I6c, aud clear sides nc; closing
frmer; sa es of 100000 rounds of clear
sides for the 18TH OF Nav al TIC.
LARD-SOfd at TIC for tteroe, and l71<c
for keg; closing frInsr under Eui opean
adViceS.
WHISKY Scarce and firm at 8 20. -
LIVE STOCR-Unchanged
RECEIPTS-FlOur, 900 barrels; wheat,
eco bushels, corn So 200 bushels; oats.
600 bushels; rye, 600 bushels.
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SsTEAMBOA


NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets will carry
freights to all points hence TO Cairo at
p cents Per hundred pounds.
Commanding Steamer Qufcfzstep.
BEN. HO VAR
Commanding Stea mer Cum berland.
A. NJ. DUSOUCHET.
Commanding steamer Armada.
ApriI8 1858. [aprs diff
FOR sOWENSBORO. CANNELTON. AND
LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent steamer
- TARASCON.
$50 A. I. Gilmore, Master;
@sHnS7zeA NJ. d. Warren, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way land
ings THIS DAY, Monday, April Goth, at
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. G. BRGWN s CO.,
1t Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS, vICKsBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The champion feet steamer
DEXTER.
LIS sam. Montgomery, Master;
ss-as Frank D. smith, Clerk
Leaves Evansville Tor New Orleans and
all intermediate ports on TUESDAY,
April 2lst. at Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
apr20 DIT Agents.
FOR NASHVILLE.
The fine steamer
FANNY BRANDEIS,
Elst-+l4 u D. Smedley, Master;
Henry Miller, Clerk,
VIII leave for Nashville and all way ports
THIS EVENING, Monday, April 10Th, at
5 o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to W. q. BROWN & CO,
apr2O dit Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS. vICKsBURG AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The fleet and elegant passenger steamer
~ LOUISVILLE,
Lall--11f+ls John n. Skunk, Master;
ls=@-s9ss H c. Bruce, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orlean rs and all interme-
date ports on MONDAY, April Goth, at
10 o'clock AN.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to VIM. u. BROWN q CO.,
F. II. HUMPHREY & CO.,
aprlS DIT Agents.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The splendid slde-wheeI steamer
CLIFTON.
IT, = Frank Stein, Master;
ss5<S=a5szsEss George Hunter, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all intermediate
ports on MONDAY, A pril 10th, at An.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to F. n. HUMPHREY & CO.,
aprl8 d2t Agents.
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Farm for Sale. 80

a SPLENDID FARM OF 81 A Ores,
IA in the edge of the City OF Evansville.
Indiana, This farm is in tull view OF the
city. II is in high state of cultivation.
has one of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and all necessary outbuildings, and "A
splendid selection of almost every variety
Of fruit trees. z apes, sIlrubbery and flow
ers and plenty of good water. 1t Will be
sold altogether, or the improvements with
A part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire Of rALNAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au29-3m.
T~oR SALE-SEED OATS-2JO1 bushel
Chicago seed oats.
maria dti BAIRD 4 START.
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FOR SALE.
- -

Vi D0IDs
a No 4 FE.ATROAF for sale cheap;
Ia 5000 feet Poplar Lumber, Dressed or
Rough;
10000 feet Pine lumber;
% 600 feet JOist and Studdin95
Skids, &C., for sale cheap. Cali 1mmetl-
ately or lose a bargain.
OAKLEY & RUST,
ap1l div No. South Water St.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

wYELL be sold on accommodating
w terms Lot No. 3, in BLOCK No. 2 in
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville
on which is a new and fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, belI z the late residences OF jacob
II. Miller, on Chandler street.
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
mar28 tt
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Notice to Debtors.

A Ii PERSONS INDIE RTED TO
~ the late firm Of Richsteiu 3 Karges
are requested to call and settle immedi-
ately. FRED. kARGES.
aprI4 fI0t
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ARCuER's ENLARGEMENT.

n the northeast portion Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
REASONABLY PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion Of the city. ana not
ar eom the vain Street line of street
Railr ad, and any extension Of said line
may be expected to run close 10 il. TIE
ground is r
HIGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 10 lies west-of
the LOngworth Tract (the location of the
proposed City Park. and adioius IL, and is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite an persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at taic prices,
10 apply Immediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
1ICNEELT & SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors Office.
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ENOR SALE "A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine and
BOILER. and all the tools necessary (Of the
oest inventiOn) for boring oil wells; also.
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rope, au of
which viii be- old together ~ Separate, TO
suit purchasers, very low address
FISHER, BUS NII&K & CO..
Commission Merchants Evansville, Ind.
febS II
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FNOR SALE "ARM.- II have a FIRST
rate little farm or so acres, one mite
rom BoOnville, Ind. IS. acres inprOvr q,
and 10 acres good tim Der; One-StOry br Ok
house barn, stock sheds three cisteTug,
and good fences all upland ard in good
,ondi tiorl-goOd for all Kinds oEgrain and
Fttits I win sell this arm chap, or eX
shange it for city pHopertyg several gem
lemen IN this CITY know the farm.
marc dtf AIlVAd JOHNSON.
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FOR SALE and FOR RENT.

RVh SAAh IND TUX .8shNI.
"a CEaEAP RUILD1NG LOTS.
lou Dwelling Houses, and Farms.
Ten thousand acres OF Farming Land.
1 buy and sell Real Estate.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
Third Street, E'ransUille, Indiana.
dec22 II .a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
NEWS
BY TELE0R.zPH.
TO TEE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, May e-Sayles A. Bowen,
postmaster Of Washington, was nsmina-
ted this afternoon by the Republican city
convention for Mayer
Col. j. p. Thomas, j. q. Gibbs ana
Col. l.. d. Chiids, representing the Stale
Central Executive COMMITTEES Of the Dem
ocratis party Of South Carolina, came
hither to present to Congress a rsmon-
STRANGE on the part Of the white people
of South Carolina against the constitution
recently adopted BY the rsconstruction
committee. To-Day the committee appear
ed before the reconstruction committee Of
the Heuse, and Mr. Stevens received them
with courtesy. Col. Thomas, chairman Of
the committee, remarked that in many
places the proposition Of the constitution
for South Carolins there were Ia, ob.c-
tons which stoed eut in bold relef-un-
qualified negro suffrage and the taxation
pswer. Give the South fair showing, he
said Restore the States to ths Union on
. joint basic, and again will our people re.
turn with willing hearts to the Union, and
the same ensrgy, that same self sacrifice,
the same valor which thsy gave TO tile lost
cause will they give 10 the Onion, provided
| you meet them in spirit OF magnanilnIty
and concede TO them the rights to when
they deem themselves entitled.
| The A mercan Medical Association al
| iourned 10 meet in New Orleans on the
first Monday in May, 1863.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

CHICAGO. May The Methodist Episco-
pal Conference was ouened this morning by
Bishop Jones. The first business in order
was the ADDRESS of Bishop Jones, giving Al
account of his visit To Europe as u delegate
to the British Wesleyan Conference. The
address embodied many interesting facts
relative To the progress Of Methodist in
England, Ireland and France.
The next business was the special order
Bearing upon the question Of the admiss on
OF the Southern delegates Rev. DIR. Peck
OF Wyoming Conference, Tor nearly an
hour in favor of admitting thoee delegates.
At the conclusion of his address, DIR. f. ..
Haven. Of Michigan followed on the same
side Before the conclusion Of his remarks,
the Conference adjourned till half-past two
this afternoon.
On assembling, DR.. Haven took the
floor and spoke for an hour, endeavoring 10
show by the record that no legal barrier ID
in the way of the admission of the South
eru delegates.
At the close Of his address, Dr. Baker, o.
the Pittsburgh Conference moved the pre-
vious question, which was not seconded.
DR.. Craig, of Louisville, addressed thu
Conference on behalf of the Southern claim
ants He confined himself mainly to the
constitutional aspect Of the case, arguing
that no legislation Of the General Confer
ence would be invalidsted by their admis
sion.
DIR. Nelson. of the Wyoming Conference
| offered resolution designed to equalize th
time OF tue speakers The resolution called
forth animated d.ba'e. which was carrie
on am ii COED dtAl of confusion.
The resolution was finally adopted, ar,
| the Conference adjourned till tomorrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
NEW YORK.
Npw Yol

-NkW VIM s4eF
Weston, the pedestrian was backed ior !
) 900 mile walk, from Bangor. Ne, to St.
Paul aud return to Buffalo. The wager 10
125, 900 side, and the time is 100 days
Hs 10 net to travel Sundays, which i. inclu-
dsd in the 100 days He starts about the
18th Of August. lie 10 accompinsd by six
swsrn judges. A purse Of $50, 900 10 be-
ing also Sa.sed TO be presented to Weston
II he should accomplish the feat lie will
also have 10 walk 100 miles inside Of "a
consecutive hours i've times during the
msrch. and should ihs fail once during the
time he forfsts all claim TO the purse, and
forieits 81 900 for each event to the hacker.
lIe will also walk 90 miles in 10 CONSECUTIVE
hours, aud in each thousand miles in both
Of these fsats no will be allowed trial q
each event.
The Fall Supreme Court yesterday. AZ
nsmsd the order At the special term, deny
ing the motion made by Fisk to remove his
case against the Rock Island Road to tina
u. =. Circuit Courts.
The Tslsgram's special says: A project
is on foot on the removal Of johnson. to ar
rest and try Gen. Ice for treason and mur
der. Il 10 expected that Grant will rsssn
such . violation Of the term Of parole ~ I
personal insult. The arrest 10 to be backs,
by Wade and the republicans 80 as 10 &c
feat Grants chance for President. Tn
plot 10 supposed to have been soncoeted b,
Butler and Stevens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
FEW YORK.

NEW lppK, My s At = meeting Of the
sold crs AID sailors last evening Generals
Sseklrs, CuctIanc, Shaer, Callum, Smith.
Sic q aud Wood ngd were elected Gelepates
Ia the Chicago Convention, on the 18Th OF
MaV.
he ninth anniversary meeting Of the
Airc4n Colonization Society WAS held in
sfanllyn LIST evenings Reports presented
showed the society to be IN II Il 'urishing
cenditior.
Alta meeting Of the Board of Managers
Of the Bible Society yesterday two new aux
ilaucs were recognized, one IN Ohio and
tue otbc. in Iowa. The entire number Of
books granted was II Ago volumes Rev.
DR. Doremus. delegate for the southwestern
society made statement us 10 the need Of
their work
The Chuich OF the Redemption coniro.
vefsy, in which the Church Warden, with
the assistance Oft police, elected clergy
man appointed by the Trustees, has been
decided by Judge Barrett AGAINST the War
den.
The strike of the laborers In Yorkville
| ended in n compromise
| Mrs John Brennan was accidentally shot
| by her husband IN Brooklyn yesterday
| Her recovery is doubtful.
Cnl. A. 5 Hand. powder menufsclurl
of Enfield, CONNECTICUT, died here yestcr
dlv
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Foreign News By Atlantic Gable.


LONDON, May s.-The Ilsrald's special in
an official dispatch from Talanta, April 2lst,
says: Over 80 guns and mortars we're de-
stroyed st Magdaia. The gates were blown
OF and every building In the city burnt on
the 18th.
The Kings widow and son were protect
Cd to the tiger country.
The army Jeff Aagdala on the 18th and
hope to reach Zusla by the end Of May.
The wounded arc oil doing we'll.
The HsrAld's Magdala correspondent
writing on the 18th Of April says: The
King vac buried in Msgdala church. the
young Prince Theodore WAS given to Eng
land, and Gabaziao 10 to be crowned King.
The army will leave for Rome in two
days.
Three other Herald specials, dated re-
positively on the 10th, 18th, aud 18th Of
April, which have been delayed two weeks
on the rs1te, have just come TO hand, and
give graphic picture of the fight Of the
10Th.
When the English came in view, the ar
my we're in grand array. The fight opened
with mortars, and soon after, 5000 Abys-
ainians, with shouts and tsiumphal songs,
dashed down the hill and charged the bat
tsrisa. They were repulssd. leaving 700
killed on the dsld, including two chiefs -
The snemy's courage WAS good.
The King ssnt flag Of truce 10 Napier
asking for peace. Nepier replied that his
terms were unconditional surrender. The
King bat he would never accept arbitrary
terms he would rather eight, bat asked
Napier 10 take the English prisoners snd
g. away, hence all the prisoners were re-
leased, but he king refused TO surrender
himself, ard Mssiala Was stormed by the
British.
The ling tried to commit suicide three
times
The captives say they saw 500 native
prisoners on the Sh Of April.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
FORTlETR CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, May S.-HoUsE.-Mr.
Stewart pres. n,ed protest from the Amer
lean Free Trade League against the bill 10
aid the construction and employment G.
American built steamers for foreign mail
service.
The Secretsry Of the Interior was asked
Tor all correspondence ne to the most i'm
proved method OF irrigation of public lands.
Mr.. Hiebee presented . memorial from
the CalitorRiA Legislature. asking for aid
Tor rail and wagon road purposes.
Mr.. Flanders introduced . bill TO aid in
the construction Of q railroad from Walla
Walla river 10 the Columbia. Referred.
Ar Butler moved to expunge Kobineon's
resolution of yesterday from the journal.
But the speaker stating il had not been 81
tered therein. not having been entertained.
Butler withdrew his motion.
Mr. Stevens from the Reconstruction
Committee reported back the bill to admit
Arkansas 10 representation in Congress.
After some discussion between Messrs. e.
bridge, Stevens, Beck, Baker. Spslding,
Boutwell, aud Robinson, as TO the policy of
delay until members could examine the
Constitution adopted by Arkansas. and the
report Of the committee thereon, Mr.. Ste
veus moved the pr.vicns question. He
then yielded a part Of his hour to close tue
seoase. to Messrs Woodward, Beck and
rue. Who discussed the general subject,
aner which he spoke briefly in reply 70 the
3gG0soos 0ade BY 0essrs. woodward,
- wa Fa,s' - 70 The objsetion from Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

member OF The other side. that they were
not r-aohrcd - vcie On The question. He
saIA II II we're fsnstroraG fer eternity, eter-
nisv vyould stil hnd them unprepared.
There had heen 8 great clsmor against h!s
ACE Of th. House for keeping out these un-
reconstructed states. ard there was objec-
tiou made 10 letting them in.
~. Eldridgo moved 70 adjourn. Tie
House refused
Gfsbll Then passed. yeas 10, nays SO.
y 8 Baker, Loan. Spaldng. aud Will
liaWs ot PeausylyaHis, voted n; the
Seeker voted aye.
Mr.. Robinson moved TO amend the title
so as 10 make it read "a bill to keep Ar
kansas. IN equal an independent State. out
Of the Union unless the people submit to
despotism." Rejected.
The bill as passed has already been tele-
graphed.
MIR. Shanks introduced Join, resolution
TO declare ,ha. the officers elected in South
Carolins constitute the provisional Govern.
ment Of that State. Referred 70 the CON-
mittee on reccnstructiOn
Nj Paine from the Reconstruction Com
mit,ee reported bill to admit South Car
olna TO representation In Congress. Or
dered printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Van Wyck from the committee on
rcirenchment, offered resolution recitinP
tina, the iron clads Oneo'a and Catawoa
hal been recently sold to Swift q Co.. ana
there was reason 10 believe they were 20 OF
| sold TO the Prussian Government, now ~
war will, a friendly power, and requesting
the President forthwith to order the seizure
ami detention OF these vessels until the
u.,ttar can Dc investigated by Congress.
Sir. Hashhurn Of Illinois reported q bill
to supply deficiencies Tor the execution oil
the reconstruction laws IN the Third Military
District Tor the year ending June Both, 1868
| Referred 10 Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union and made the special
order for Monday.
The House at o'clock went into Com
mittte of the Whole on the State OF the
| Union, Mr. Wilson Of Iowa in the Chair
aud VAS addressed by Mr Cook on the pol
| ICY ot reconstruction, defending that o
Congress aud condemning the course OF th'
| President. Adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, May s.--An explosion
Of gss In = street ci,tsrn last night seriously
injured six men, but not fatally.
A mob Of hour men, armed with clubs,
have prevented laborsrs in several parts OF
the city from working over time for two
days past. The Labor Exchange finds the
demand exceeds the supply. The crops
soon to be harvested will create = large de-
mand and the railroad companys are still
calling fsr help.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

TIcHMcNp. May s.-The Conservative
Convention to-iay nominated Robert T..
Wi'hers. Of Lynchbur0, Tor Governor.
Ge1 James Walker. OF Pulaski, Lieutenant
Governor; j. 5 Wayne, r.. OF Spot,syl.
wanna, Attorney General, and Marmsduke
Johnson. Of Richmond, for Congressman-at
large. Withers and Walker are eligible TO
Office under the reconstruction acts Of Con-
Z ess. but not under the test oath Of the
new Constitution.
Delegates to the Democratic National
Convention were elected and the Conven-
ton adjourned. No platform was adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

LONDON. May I'll Is reported that the
Princes Louise, daughter Of Queen Veto
rim. has been contracted in marriage 10
Chrstin Ludene, Prince Royal OF Denmark.
EvENING.-Mr. Gladstone's resolutions
relative to the Church OF Ireland. was
adopted in the House Of Commons to-
night.
DUBLIN, May s.--The case al George
Francis Train was before the Bankruptcy
Court to-day. In reply to a question Train
said that he had no property himself and no
control ever that pertaining to his wife.
He was re-committed for further exauina-
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09
ILLINOIS,.

SPRINGFIELD. May 9-Ths Journal this
morning contains letter from General Pal
mer, accepting the nomination for Govern
or, OF the R-pub' can State Convention in
i, nc says did rot desire a nominal n
for tie office OF Governor, and after an
nouncing this fact was Only anxious tlnt
the choice should fall upon some republi-
can who would be sa'isf eiory 20 the pso-
Pile Of this State. md who could at tho prop
er time, enter upon aud prosecute = vigcr.
Gus canvass without at the same time n.g-
leciirg or dsregarding interests which had
stronc or clnims unon him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

DIS MoiSss. May AT the Judicial con
vention held here yesterday John Richie, Of
Polk county, was nominated for Judge BY
reclamation.
To oil members Of the Northwestern As
sociated Press notice 10 given that tho an
nual meeting Of our association viii be help
AT the Briggs House in Chicago on the 10Th
inst. A general attendance is very desira
bic. f EksRr, President.