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WASHINGTON.
Han. J. M. Buckley Appointed GDlii
it0P of Internal Revenue.

e
WASHINGTON, July 81 Hon. J
nj. Buckley, late Assistant Attorney
General, has been appointed to the
office of Solicitor of the Internal Rev
enue Bureausg6se ga5 60 ,@.e 50 lst
+. Baron Siorekelg the Russian Min
ister, accompanied by Assistant Sec
retary Seward, called at the Executive
mansion this morning, before the
Cabinet meeting, and had an inter-
view with the President. 80
WAsHIEGToN, July 3I.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has
decided in favor of the adoption of
the Tice meter for the prevention of
frauds in liquor distilleries. -zu
8 The Commissioner. of internal
Revenue has issued instructions to
suppress the unauthorized production
of alcoholic spirits and vapors. he
says, under section four of the act
of July 20, which he quotes, no article
to which alcoholic spirits or alcoholic
vapors enter. as ingredients, can be
lawfully manufactured, except such
spirits or alcoholic has been produce
ed in an authorized distiilery and
have paid tax. The largest class OF
cases affected by this section, is that
of the manufacture of vinegar by the
various processes of the distillation OF
many of these.
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NeM YORK Salket.

By Telegraph 80 NEW YORK July 81. =.
CoTroN- More actiN e and flllIy 1Sc bet
Yer; sales of ?. $50 bales at 3oc for middling
FLorR-Receipts s,4l4 barrels Flour 5ca
loe better d ter Il esfi-ground sales 200 bar
Western, IS 4Oa9 Is for extra state. IS. 50ai
slJ 20 Tor extra Western, $40 9Utgl 25 for
white eat extra, s. e0gl3 o. for round
noop Quo, SO 01sQIl 90 for extra 81. Lou Is.
and .SlI 0e.9lf co for good to choice do,
closfDg quiet. California firmer; sales of
rye -Four firmer; sal es 260 barrels AT SIS 90
q -. Cornn1ea. quiet; sales I25 barrels
b ooRlYn at IS IS. = ~ - flEGT -
VIII KY Ky IFirmet;. sales coo barrels in
VII AT-Receipts IS 200 bushels. wheat
lc- bet TEL. and 9lulet; sales "a 600 bushels at
spring, s5 for white Canada, 81 40 for
choice amoer Micpigaus and 81 So for
White California. Asii3 saI =,
RYE-Quiet and firm. -tN nas'3f ~
BARLAl IN omfnal afAEfp ~ ~
- CosSN- Recetpts 0,S52 bushels; less ac-
tive and scarce 50 firm sa les o. n 900 bqsh-
sound mixed Western afloat: 81 III for
West ern yellow; 81 2itgl 20 for white West
erDy til e lat er an extreme. tD
OATS Receipts n g75 bushels: dull: sales
of Q,O00 bushe s al SIC Tor Western IN store;
sssas;i54 al oat also, sales or $500 bush els,
RIcE-a-iea. y At 10 nc for Carolina. l..
- g. eFFEE--In fair request, sales OF i 900
sacks o. RIO q pr yats terI1s ~
7
hogsheads 81 pba3 al / l114c5 f2c. -
J. 8 u Glass Es-7T 2 nchanged. ,.T5 . 3'.a snl
HePS-DulLi 80 ~ 81 -srr
PR OLE. Sf-Firrn atI7szc for crude; s4c
for refined bonded ~ '+'in ~
PORK steady, an d in fair demand: sales
$50 barrels, at s2S 37a628 63 for new dn esS,
and closing at S28 q cash: SIS 00G2S 81 for
old do: 81 50G 25 for prime ;s2ig24 IS Tor
prime mess; also $50 barrels new mess for
seller, October, at S2S 25. rrf -ou -.
BEEF--Steady and quiet. sales ITS bar
reis, at SIS 00dd20 80 for new plain mess I;
$50 50a24 IS for new extra mess; itierce beef
quiet, at SO 00d 81 90 for prime mess; $50 90
2 - Tor lntila nqmbnei aeTs - sao ooaaa a. gH
s CUE MEATS-Steady; salss $40 packages,
at l51zc Tor shoulders; I79lgc for hams. 81,
mIDDLEs-D Dull; sales Is, 900 pounds short
ribbed in bulk at I5c. tt = s7sI4ltssfr s.e..,
LARD F'frmer, and in fair demand; sales
of ,170 tierces, at I752g5l61&c for steam, and
1S1z@1S5zc for Kettle rendered: also 500
tierces of steam for buyer for August, at
1s15c. 80 isef 80
BUTTER-Steady at 25Hc3c for Ohio. s.ff
CHEESE Firm. at 1IMl6c fteff .-rt g.
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alUKEFARY 8 COMMERCIAL
Cincinnati Market.


By TeIesraph.l CINcIENATI. July q. M
FLoUR-Qniet and unchanged; fancy
s. I01l0 25. - go. y 1f'7I.
WHEAT Unsettled; new sold at 81 7Oa
81 81 old In light supply and held a 90c9
u o.. ~ n Tz7E7 1Il,''@SSS
CoRE-Dull closing at S4cgs5c. qa5A u
sRYE--1rTegular closing at 81 90 for new
no demand from GistflIers. ior he
CoTToS -Unchanped 20 s1ef. .1H
ToBACcO-IuIl but prices are not lower: :
WHfsKY-In demand at 55c in bond. and
81 1Uttl Is free. ss-t- 'sAs+ ~ af IH r -Iftl
MESS PoRK-There is a fair demand
sales OF J, 200 bbls. at SIS so. -'FTIl8ET'
I4ARD-In moderate demand at lSc si3 aS
BULK MEATs-FirTn but qt1iet: shoulders
sold at c Ionse; sides are Held at I41<c. .sffH
3 sBACoN-Is firmly he d but the demand IL
light; shoulders I3aI3Lc; clear RIB sides
16I4gl61Sc, ana clear sides lie. Sugar-cure red
hams l91S42012c. fiA ~ i0
CoFFEE-E irIn at 22lHc. ~ At etaE
.sUGAR-1n fair demand and prices are
BuTTER-scarce and in demand at ,O@s5.
EGGS Steady at lSc. lIi'f TOfll
SEEDS-Flax Seed in dem and at 32 90.
Glover Seed held firmly at 14c but blAyers
have withdrawn. - -r1 y ~
Oh AS-Linseed on quiet at 81 O50aI o. 81
GoLD-At 1441z buying. ~ silifs I
MoNEY-The market Is easy ea ftsBA 4
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Go orge TT. Pendleton in
s7S I.'9s. 80 8, - louisville.
He InduIges in 3 few Re-
se5 e. s. @ marks. -
Accounts from Alabama
and Mississippi Un-
t5 ~ faVOrable.
RE EMPHIS.
Horse Thieves Hanged.

MEMPHIS. July 31.-Last evening
white Oensta bic Day, wikhl a guard Of
three men. was bringing two horse
thieves named Christopher q. Bender
and Ben. g Whitfield, from Raleigh to
this city for commitment to Jail, they
having been found riding the stolen
horses, when within two Inilesao the
citythe guard was suddenly srrround-
ed by about forty masked ehorsemen,
Iwho7took the prisoners ordering the
guard not to follow, and left in the
direction of Raleigh. This morning
the men were found near McCollun s
mill hanging to a tree, with paper
pinned upon them Inscribed, {" Horse
thieves, hung by an outraged com
munity.' a,eit-l5 -
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Chlcago Markai.

-.
By Telegraph sa CHICAGO, July 81.
FLOUR Quiet and firm at 81 .5O9lO 90 fol
spring eX.raS. si ~ p = - sgfIf
WHEAT Quiet ard easier; sales of No. ]
aISl 81 Tor new; No. at 81 20 for new, and
81 Izegl 40 1or old: closing at SI 20 for new
ana 81 72a1l rs for old; this afternoon No
sold at 73@l 74c. - - 20 u
CoRN- Firm aud active; No. L opened at
FAC; advanced to 9fi5c; CLOSED at g4c
No sx = 92sss99Sc; and reiectef at S7@s9c; sales
OF NO. since Change, at SEC. h-isss I
-0ATs-In fair demand; Nos L and 2 old
651e@f68 &c !: new. No. 2 at 609621zc; new re-
Jecled 51@5Sc; closing az the Inside figure
sales at 4815g49c, sellers, August. q -
hXE-F1rn1 and &c higher; sales at 81 32a
81 - Tor No. and 81 u for new No. 2
fBARLEY-Firfn; No. in store 81 so. and
sam ple lots 81 291 so delivered and on tine
HIGHYINEs-In good demand; closed
Arm at 55c for bonded; free lots hell az
u loi buyers offering 81 10. ati ti#.-l-
PRoYISIONS-DulI. Mess Pork inactive
and nominal at S28 50l128 70. Lard sold at
l4129l1S4c; closing firm at the outside
14g figure, Dry salted Shoulders nominal at
!. !lREEF, GArTLE-Qu MET at s5 5Oae so for
light shipping stock, and s797 SO Tor good
70 chotce shipping beeves. s-t
HoGs-Active at SO 1215091O 90 for COM
mon TO choice smooth lots.
FREIGH S-Firmer and %6Qlc higher.
clos ng firm at 49zc for corn TO Buffalb: Sc
Tor wheat to Buffalo; Sc for wheat to Os-
REcEnprs $50 barrels flour; I0.5lO BUSH
els wheat; %, ,l35 bushels corn !; Il, ,2Ii bush
els oats: 2,426 hogs aI+ ?
SdIPsfESrs- 4, ,35) barrels flour: $500 bus.
wheat: 15s,i2S bushels corn 800 bushels
oats;s ,27 hogs. i rta f5gsI n
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ENGLAND.

i 8uaa M ENGLAND. ~
| LONDON, July 31.-The House Of
/ Parliament was prorogned.s The
Queen was not present. and her
| speech was fnade by the Royal Com
mission, and read as usual by the
Lord Chancellor, IL speaks of the
foreign relations Of Great Britain as
most friendly and satisfactory, and
1 says there is no reason to fear war IN
4 Europe. There was no reference
made to the United States. The
Abyssinian expedition has yindicated
the honor of the Grown. The cessa-
ton of the attempts at rebellion IN
Ireland renders further use of the
exceptional power granted by the
two Houses needless The Queen
thanks the House of Commons for
supplies voted, and congratuiates
| them on the passage of the Irish and
Scotch Reform Bills, the Public
School Bill, the bill for the purchase
Of telegraph wires, and Others of a
| less important character. -
The speech also announces that the
dissolution of Parliament will soon
| take place, In order that the people
may reap advantages of the more ex
| tended system of representation re-
Gently provided; being confident of
their fitness for their new duties, and
that their voice will be for the per-
petuation of that civil and religious
freedom which is secured to
the institutions of the nation, and
the settlement of the realm in the.
Commons previous to prOrOgation,
The speaker said he had received
through the United States Legation a
letter from Hon. VIM. H. Seward, ac-
companying which was splendid
copy of book entitled "A Tribute Of
the Nations to the Memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln" as a present from the
Congress of the United States to the
House ofCommons. o - So
Lord Stanley moved that the thanks
of the House be sent to Congress
through Mr.. Seward, and that the
book be placed IN the library of the
House. The motion was carried E
The pending political troubles in
Spain have resulted in a ministerial
recess. 1t is understood that the dis
tinguished liberal statesman Espar-
tero has been summoned to form
new Cabinet, and has gone to Madrid
for that purpose. i.as.o
~ The discomfort continues to pre-
vail in Spain, and threatens to break
out into armed insurrection at any
moment Detection is also apparent
among officers of the feet.
-RUSSIAs1ti i-s-e{ alss
ST. PETERsBURG, July 31-Under
the preliminary arrangements for
peace made with Bukart, the Russian
troops are to leave the country at
once, the Khan payinkto the Russian
Government half a million silver ron
bles as indemnity for the expenses of |
the war. 5'saD5 aa
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q :. :. NEW ORLEANS
Legislative Proceedings = Seymour
KHlghtsandu Blair Guards.

New ORLEANS, July 31.-Notice
was given in the House to day of a
bill to authorize the Legislature to
elect Presidential electors. $50 =
The member of Governor War
mouth staff, mentionedin last nights
Washington dispatches is a myth, aud
statements. made in his name are
fabrications. Governor Yarmouth
has as yet no Organized staff. NJ Z
The. Seymour knights. and Blair
Guards, who were represented in the
dispatches as rebel regiments reorgan-
lied, are the names Of Democratic
clubs, Of which d large number have
been formed in this city, eEs -
Wei informed Republicans do not
know who the member of the Gov
.ernor,s staff as he represents himself,
10 - -fsAl vfa-H
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LOUISVILLE.
Arrival OF George II. PendIetOn-He
Makes a Few Remarks.

LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Hon. Geo.
H. Pendleton arrived at one o'clock
to-day and took a carriage to the
Louisville Hotel. A band Of music
was soon there and serenaded him..
He was called on by many of the citi-
zens. Geo. w. Morris introduced
him to the citizens from the balcony.
He made but few remarks, thank
ing the citizens for the reception. He
was urged. to. remain over and speak
here tonight He left the hotel at
Itwo O'Clock in an open carriage, with
Gov. Stevenson and two of our citi-
zeus. and escorted to the Frankfort
depot by the band Of music and citi-
zens. His reception here was a very
cordial one indeed. He speaks at
Frankfort tomorrow at II o'clock.
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Notice to Contractors.

~ received at the County = JldftoF5s ofiil e
uItil the first Mo day in Septena Der, 1868.
for the construction of u bFidge across
Pigeon Creek, near the Crescent City
Springs. The masonry or stone work and
the su erstruc -ure o. wood work will be
let separaf ely. No bid will be considered
unless accompanied by the names and
signatures of the securities proposed by the
bidder. eisl} NJ 10 -
The abu men 8 and piers to be com nplef ed
on or befJre October list 1863 : the SUPER.
structure on or before October LIST, 1870.
Payments equivalent to. cash, and made
upon estimates as the work progI ess es;
p per cent. retained tia complef ion of the
work. Plans and SDeci6 6catiOns to be seen
at the Auditors office. Particulars given
by the undersigned. hT ue73 ea
VICTOR BISCH, -
County Auditor.
Evansville, July q, 1858. IJy2s d6wtd
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- rrv NEW YORK.
- ~ .Falltas
WerlEmeR at the Navy Yard TO be
Discharged.

: New YoRK, July 31.-About one
hundred wofkmen viii be discharged
at the, Navy Yard to morrow, chiefly
IN the Engineer s Department.
A monster musical festival, by
the Northeast Sangerbund, takes
place next Monday, at Jones's Wood.
Twenty seven soeie ties par tticipate.
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Earopean MarKet.
ssss FRANKFORT, July Sieve.
BoNDEDeelined to 76. % ia-ts'


BoNDHDeelined to 76. - ts-ts'is
PARIS, J uIy 3l-Eye.
RENTEs--7Oc. 5-so -5a. sl6 -iio. -
According TO an official statement of
the Bank of France, its bullion has in
creased to 800 900 francs. lIl ipt fse z
80 - s LIVERPOOL, July 3l-Eve.
E sCoTFoN-The cotton brokers' circular re-
ports sales for the week ending Thursday
evening of 5000 bales, including $4,000
bales. to specuiatoTs. and 1000 to exporters;
present stock 55O.f00 bales, ofwhieh 5000
bales are Of American quality. There are
at sea for this port, 79S,000 bales Of
which 70 GEO are from America The quo
tations for The week showed q decline OF
Id. Sales of zTniddling uplands 9Ad; Or
leans sgzs. The market to-day Is buoyaht,
and sla16d higher. with sales OF lS'OVV w
bales. and closing strong for uplahus al
95zd. and OrIeans at 10Izd. a-al.'..
BREaDsrUFFs Corn 35s; wheat declined selll1 ga
ID Ca ffoTnia rs, aud red Wlnter-los so
H. our 27s. on the spot, and 27s'sd to arrive
Barley IS I0d- OatsSs ID. -, i.t4
sppav4sroNs-lIard advanced to Cos 3D. =
bacon advanced to ass Sd. Beef los. Pork
z5s. cheese 56s. Petroleum quiet. Il -.
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OIL CRY, Pa, July 3f.-Ono Of the
most disastrous hres that ever visited
the oil. regions occurred here at z
% clock this morning, destroying both
sides of Main Street from the Post
iofice 10 the National Hotel, including
the Jane House eand a hotel called
the Bergh House, and the Union Tele-
graph office. .aial all two hundred
fered bIt very little.
On Cry, j uly 31.-The loss by
the fire viii probably reach $l50,000;
insured for about $50, 600.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Gen. sFarl SchuFG--A Warm Reception
-TOrchlight Procession = Large
and Enthusiastic Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 31-Gen. Carl
Schurz had very warm recegtiou.this
evening by hrs German friends. A
torchlight procession, amid the roar
of arsfTlery and fire works, escorted
him from his hotel to The hall, where
he was to speak. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic.
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sHM lflaW E11-ff fsffarsf .ff lllFFaafaH
Legislative Proceedings - The KI
Klux Klan. EKsa 8
rhe Ku

. CoLUMBIA, s. c., July 31.-jn the
Legislature, to-day, a proposition to
pay the vile of a ,hiember, supposed
20 have been murdered BY the Kluk
kiux ,Kfan $500 was voted down,
u he colored leaders said they were
determine 7tos represent the people.
-not--the- party. Three-fifths of the
Legislature will favor educationai'
<auailhc cation. should the proposition
be mades z Moderation seems to be
the, order of the day. iSs 81 ~
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RICHMOND.
Republicans dissatisfied.

z1a - .saNss. IT -eEf As
RICHMOND, July 31.-The Republi-
cas- of the State are partially dissatis-
fed at the failure of General Stone
man to remove officers disqualified
under the 14th Article, and an appeal
shassbeen madelto General Grant for
his action in the matter.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph.I Sr. LOUIS, July 81.
ToB AcCo-In good demand and prices
better. = AaaGrsa f-.f..lr.
CoTToN-Nothinga doing. 7 .4s -s...tt.
HEMP-S240@250 for dressed Is ft1 fsf.
FLOUR Il oIders firm, and choice brands
are he'd bove buyers views; transactions
are small at 81 90 Tor super; 81 50u3 00 for
extra; SS 50Gal0 25 for good to choice Xxx;
Sl1 00dl2 so for choice xxx to fancy.
~ WHEAT Dull and depressed; prime to
fancy red ra nges at 81 l5g2 3714.s gn -gir.s.
CoRN-Siow and easy at Sld62c for mixed
and yellow; 90a93 for white +. b. y .fas. +
0ATs-Firmer and higher, at 4SG55c for
new T21ze for old ftfss ls. llrs-,9 -t... !.
RYE-Mea at 81 101I To-. ~ 49, "a
PRov1SIoNS-FirTner; pork sold at s29 009
90 25s bulk meats sells in a small way at
Pale to 161{c; shoulders, rib sides and
clear do, l6L4c; clear rib sides, l65z(9I7c
sugar cured hams, 201z92Ic. -tf !,
4 I1ARD-Choice steam in kegs sold at
iIS1zc. asIlsfss-f.a.
WHISKY STEADY at 81 %. ii,s .ff.
SHEEP-Unchanged fsl ~ s.. 81
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New YORK DRY Goods Market.
s,r..,ssranbI NEW YORK. july sl

There is very little chance to observe n,
prices OF staple goods, ard the demand is
guile as good as could be expected for the
season. and there Is reason TO anticfpate
at I3149l415; heavy brown sheetings IIGSI2c
for good brands and mouse deIairles 2JC.
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Chicago.
es~g-h - -
Effects OF the StOFm-Three Persons
4utp a Killed. bf

( lCHIcAdo. July 31.--During the
storm last evening three persons, In
different parts of thecity, were killed
by lightning. Several buildings were
struck, but no serious damage was
done. EsfAw
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RocKPoRT, Ind. July

RooKPoRT, Ind. July 29th. e
Editors Journal: . ~ ~
To-day fairly opened the political
.HeAElac contest in this county. A beautiful
pole, l105a Ieet@high, was raised in
frout,of theaeonrtshOuse, and from its
~ Ii top feats atiraut and Oofax streamer
At II O'Clock the Stars and Stripes
,. were hoisted to their place. while the
soldier-boys, assisted by the ladies,
is. sangslas in sdaysseofeyore, Rally
Round the Flag. .as There was no
cheering, for it was not called for;
but every heart swelled, with the
patriotic impulses of 2,61, when the
flag signaled brave men to the fieldto
aid in crushing treason. We rallied
then in defense of Right against
ra..t Might, and to-day the principles in
.afasy yoISed in. the struggle against the
Democracy are the same. 5r
The Rockport Glee Club sang some
patriotic airs while the people, who
had come oy huHdreds, crowded into
and densely packed our snaeiaus
--'.a a- Court House, and many went away
las al for want af seats. Major Robinson
then addressed the people for more
than an hour, IN his usual forcible
style He said thatlt was his fortune
.-..t TO urSL see t1e IlgIlJ VI 0iy Mlphin two
~ miles of the revolutionary battlefield
taigo ,li.eof Bennington, where General StaTke,
... M, With his Green Mounfain Boys, :
routed the Hsssians and the British,
Now, after more than ninety years. In
- that vicinity the inquirer may learn
ra g by tradition alone, what familissWere
f' 9 Wings, who were Tories. and who
were cowards; who fought with
ani4 Starke's noble band, who3tooki pari
with the British, and who stayed al
.4sszts a8gaU sf sE
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New York Gold and Stock Marke,.

By telegraph NEW YORK, July 81. 8
MONEY Easy at 3g4 per cent. on call.
-STRRbIEG G. Dull aE 95z@101@. hshigo-
GoLD-Aetive and drmer; ranging at
144s69I451z, an closing at I445z9l45.
GoVERNMENrs SToCKs-DecIined Z@N
per cent to-day, bat closed strong WITH an
increased demand at sharp recovery. Cou-
pons of 1881, II51<GH51z do. 49,, ll41zaII4sz
do '64, 1Il1Sallll4 do f65t ll214qllZ5si do,
new l0S56G l0o1z;. DO. S67, 10916glO94; l0-4Os,
10s5s9l0s5z; 7-SOs, lostz9i0Ss4, ~ 9 +.
.fsFrnt Louisville Market. Yu tnse
By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. July 3D.
TOBACCO = Sales of 68 hogsheads; Iugs
81 1903 IS; shipping leaf Sls 50lgls 20. anL1
fCORN-95c. 4 1Tfsf. f.srasf.gs tft .ss-a .zfs
\ rWHRAT-sI 85@2 90. fAt 46a4
RYE-sl 25 81 laAEt st4 fHU Ea1arfTH
FLOUR : superfine 90 25@6 so; family
MES NJ Ess p PoRgEs5s SS 4 80. CASH. 81 a42
LARD-lS1 IS11c. a ri = uesasaf Vn Arsf'f
.BAcoN-shouiders ls1zes clear rip sides
Buzz MEAfs = Shoulders 121zc; clear
/ ;WHIsKtY-New,. advanced to 81 20 tax
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n; NAsHYIlLI..LlE: I. !.
UnfaVOFabIe Accounts from the In.
terlOr Of Alabama and MiSsiSsis-
slppi - Gatterpiliars at Work =
Heavy Rains. - 1
- - =. q -Il. - q

MOBILE, July Accounts from
the interior of Alabama and Missis-
sippi are unfavorable. Heavy rains
-haye fallen In all sections and the
caterpillars are reported in differens
sections OF Alabama aud Mississippi,
which, il is said, are doingiconsider-
able damage The Warrior River
had rised 80 feet and the Tuscaloosa
20 feet, BY the rise in the Tombig-
bee and Alabama Rivers fears Of an
overflow of the lowlands are euteI-
NASHVILLE, July 31.-In the
State Legislature to-day, bill was
introduced toapp0int an agent to fund
the State debt principal and interest
due, and to be due in five years. - -
A resolution passed the House TO
investigate the issuance of fraudu-
lent State bonds in. circulation. said
to have been signed in New York.
{ millions of dollars Ia bonds,,sit
is estimated, are necessary to pay. for
the mlhtla.al stsua1 ~ HsFul
Colonel Stokes made a Grant and
Coffax speech. at the capitol to might.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-01

PETERsBURGH, .INDIANA.a 1.
dJuiyl q, Z 1868. !

J The fighting boys in Blue are get
\ ting completely organized mold Pike,
We hope by Saturday next, lCOnveu-
ton day. to be- thoronghlys 6rganized
inieach township, THE Boastot Cop
perhead papers and speakers that the
soldiers arc with them, has, the lie
beautifully stamped upon il. il. 'Jeffet-
son township 10 this eohnty..s This
township is strongly Democratic, and
yet after three weeks work at Several
public meeting. the, r.s =. Khate Boys IA
Blue" have butiAiheteen members in
the township. tits but fair, however
to say, they would have twenty if a
certain rebel soldier, who attends an
their meetings. and encourages them
could join, for he is with them! heart
and hand Let our friends abroad be
assured that the Union men of old
Pike are up and doing while it Is
called to-day, and we propose to tight
/ ~ oltt on This ttHe al a'tsnaags
Col. Mccoy made us clear and
logical speech here last week, and
left avery favorable impression among
our citizens. ..-.. i.ssfiA ffts.s.illgaa
~ The Democracy are at work by their
agents from their n Head Centre .
down to the most contemplate snap-
ping puppy In all the land, but their
efforts will avail them nothing. Old
Pike viii remain. true TO her record
of the past three years. .tss...2 tst..sS2
y. Next Saturday. I've hold our County
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-01
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