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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02
Eew Kork MarRal.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. April /.
CoTToSG,,--Fully &c lower; sales OF 2,lOO
bales at 2S54c for mlddling uplaBds.
rLOC k-hec -lpts 2,l71 barrels; sa 'es Of
6,lGO obs at . 759s6 20 tor superfine state
and western; 60 z5Gs6 80 for extra state /;
S. 2597 % for extra Western: = SjQiS 90 for
white wheat extra: s6 6Oa7 II fOr round
hoop Ohio; IL 00G8 50 Tor extrl IT. l. uis; +;
| s9 OO9l2 Tor good to choice do. closing
quiet. Rye Flour quiet; salfs 22j bbts al
IS az 10. the latter an extreme
CORN NJ MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Nominal.
w sAT--No receipts; duh and heavy,
ana prices 3l94c lower; sales of 3, 600 bu sn-
els at 81 42gl = for NO. spring, delive ed
81 80 for No. 2 60 delivered: 81 5S for No /
ana 40. IN store; 81 % for am Der Micni-
gan.
KYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-DulI and declining: sales Of
l,2lO bushels German, ou time.
BARLEY HALT-Qut-t.
CORN-Itecelpts 800 bushels: market less
active at Ilq2c lower; sales OF 1900 busn-ls
II Sl99Ie Tor new mixed Wesl ern, CHIEFLY
e9g,9lc, and 9t99j15c Tor Old do. in store
and aHOat.
Receipts 100 bushels; market a
shade nrmsr; saies Of p ,O0J husn at 75i$c
Tor Western, IN store, ana 7547754c Eor d..
RICE Quiet.
COFFEE Dull.
sUG GAR- Heavy; sales OF 2I2 hogsheads
CUBA at l21z9l212c.
MoLAssE- Firm.
., PEFRoLEUm--Quie at ISIzc for crude, and
Sic tor refined bonded.
HOPS Quset al gI5c for American
IINSEED OIL-Unchauged at 81 0J0I o.
PORK-tlrme er and l. moderate demand:
safes Of l,9oO barrels at S3l 81 u3l - for new
mess; 80 7oa3l 10 for Old do; S26 Oga27 90
i9r prime; IS 1900 20 for prime mess:
also, sales OF go barrel OF new III -ss SCI ser
ia>t half OF a 9Fil a S3l 75; also sales OF 500
oarreis do. seller May, al s32 90: the total
stock OF oil and new Is ,775 barrels: last
month, 1928 barrels; last year, 1898 bbls.
BEEF -tuIi: sales OF lS5 barrels 4 sS u8el
eIo W Z new plain mess Sl2 Goals 90 for
new extra IN ssi the stock of old and new
Is 91,lil barrels; last month, G3,337 barrels:
last year 40.3 barrels.
IIEECE BEEF-Dull and he w: sales OF
~ tlerceS at 80 O0lJ30 0O for prime mess
y. Daaf5 % for India ness.
at 80 O0G3I 90.
Cur MEATs-Quiet: sales of I3D pack
ages at l249i3 i31ac for shoulders; I6I51I7c
for hams.
MIDDLES-Steady and quiet; sales of 50
Do1eS snort IIDoei at 1899.
LAkD-tlGieL and firm ales OF so tierces
AZ I>4glo1sc for steam rendered: chiefly
I6Izc; ana iJ4c or Kettle rendered atsO
$ 3les CI 2JJ tierces steam rendered, sellers
four months, on private terms
BUrrER-Steady at 3Ja4Oc for Ohio. 40a
55c for State. "
CHEEsE-Firm at Is G22c
tREIGHTs-TO Liver pool dull and de-
cldediy lower; engagements OF IS 90 b1sh-
els Wheat ana corn per steamer at SD.
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WASHINGTON. April l.


"A y EC...... w ASHINGTON. \ prII 1.
Schenck, from tue Committee on Ways
anu Means. repOr. ed a resolution instruct-
ing that a Committee or subcommittee
thereof to make an examination of the re-
vision of the tariff laws aud regulations
relating to custom houses and bonded
warehouses, with authority TO eXamiue
witnesses, take testimony and sit during
vacation at such times and places as may
be deemed adN dNisaule, wnlch was adopted.
sawyer, IrOm the Committee on COM
merce, repOrte the River and Haroor APP
DrODrlation bin Referred u Committee.
PANE from the Com mittee on Ell ecIons,
reported that MIR. sim pson, claiming
seat from the Fourth District South
Carroll a. Is not eligible.
Maynard in reduced a bill to increase
the revenue from duties on imports, and
tend TO eQuahZe exports and lmpOi Is.
Davis introduced q DILL u define Vacau-
cits in Office, and to provide for filling the
same, ana to r1ZulaJe reSignatiOnS IN
Office. Referred to the Judi ;lary Com
Davis also introduced bill TO encourage
the detection of frauds on tho Govern
mant. Referred TO the Judiciary Com
stevens introduced a joint resolution to
/ legallze certain navy resIgnatiOus Refer
/ red to the Commit tee on Naval Affairs.
The House tneu resumed the cOnsidera-
/ ton OF he bill 10 provide for the organ1-
/ Zs JiOn OF a Provisional Government for
1 NJ ississippI. Ward, Maynard, Whit emore
anu Lawrence advocated the bill.
! Butter moved the previous question,
/ whicn was seconded.
| Butler, who was entitled TO the floor to
/ close the a. bate, yielded u part OF the
/ time to SteVensoa, who spoke in favor of
I the Dill
/ Butler resumed the floor, and projected
/ 10 criticise The course OF his colleague
/ Dawes, It's effect beng to keep the loyal
/ neon e Of Mississippi cut OF the Union.
| Dawes a. sired to ask a question, but
/ R1tter Jelused L. yled, anu continued
1 win his argument. He wurnt d the Re
n1bjjc n IN IN oerS thai if Miss S, ppi and
/ t+-org "a were nOT reconstructed, with 10, al
| Ter,s5atuIes the Fifteenth Amendment
! coIId not lie pa : d, anu they would to~e
! n.t a dozen states. Every man on the
+ of, err side OF the House knew tnaL = ell,
/ AID laughed IN MS sleeve at JneSe
! RrpublcSns whom they got 10 do their
/ woIs, They Ksew right well what they
/ " re ;.b ut: he 6 new tuem OF Old, ana ne
+. used 10 be one of them. lIaughter.I They
/ used the wings IL olden days a. the mon
key Us,,l tine ct1s paw-to pull the cnest-
nuts uuJ pi tne ire Referring u the re-
mars az FuruSw orbn, yesterday, a TO tax
sia", "nr;j men VINO are nov oepu0iIcan as
We actlLS with tie slaVr-ho ding party,
nc saiu JHdi some Ee ans Thought more
OF JGua> t,Sa 1f Il .u3. Brcau q Judas
was the oltes. AAp-tlc of the
| Two. lie lEutIeIJ Wotlte wait. 10 stve { he
/ W. 10 illv " nit ms. ~. he ,S8uIu until
| IT wOuA! be safe for every Union man in
toe south TO sleep IN hlS cabin with the
latch string out, tnen he viii 90 with
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Il ss1NETARy 6 CD gsg}EaCIkA
Cincinnati MarAes.

By 'Isles sraph.l CIrGINNArI. April /.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Are unchanged and
quiet.
oTroN-DulI, but prices nominalIy an
changed.
WHISKY-Duli at 9O69ic
HOBACCO-t1rm, at 1ull rates; sales Of I9i
hog <heatis-
PROVISION Ns-Unchapaed and quiet. and
not much done; prices are nOmInaily uu-
changed.
LARD Prime city sold at ISc, but this
was a 10 ced sale.
BUrrER-Firm and the supply light, at
40ta 45c
F,GGS-Dul, at lS0I9c.
SUGAR-FIrm and in fair demand at lie
16,: fOr New orleans.
I-INsEED OIL-HeId ii mly az 81 O5.
LARD OILs-SI 50.
BHEF CATTLE-DuIl ard unchanged.
$HEEP-Nery dun and prices urOOpirg at
So - o 80 90 per Genital Tor the whole range.
HoGs-Dull, at IS to SO p gross.
GoLD-l3l44 buying.
MONEY-The market is stringent at I00I2
per cent.
ExcHANGE-Quiet,a at par buying.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.


Gold closed in. New YORK. yesterday, a
1875.
Andy Johnson is about to visit Memphis
The new Gait House at Louisville is f'I-
nished and VIII be opened on Monday.N
The feShes in the Hudson River is sub
siding.
six Inches of snow fell at ST. Paul on
Thursday morning, and it was still snow
ing.
Trains are again running regularly on
the Hudson River and New York Central
Railroads.
The steamer Aspinwall brings s3ll ,6l9 in
treasure, and Pauama dates to the 2Sth
ultimo.
A fire at Valparaiso on the 25th ult de-
stroyed property valued at a quarter mill
lion OF dollars.
The yellow fever is raging at Tuscoraro.
1t broke out on an American steam er, and
Pay mastec Cushing had died.
]. G. Oldam was seriously cut in the face,
in Louisville, Wednesday night. by c. f
Mapes, IN an affray.
The mill airy pest at Memphis is TO be
brok Ia up and The troops removed to At
lanta, Georgia.
Four boys were seriously injured IN Los
isyille, Wednesday evening, BY the ex-
plosion Of a flask of powder, with which
they we're PLAYING.
Judge S,-cherland, OF the New York su
perior Court, has granted stay OF proceed.
ing in the case of John Real, convicted OF
the murder of policeman Medich, and who
was 10 nave been executed to- day.
mi NJ -
the Senate have reported against the
trea-y OF January l4th. with the United
States, for the Isthmus Canal. This is the
treaty CALEB Cushing negotiated.
General Stoaeman has been ordered by
tie President to accompany his rsgt Il ent
TO the Pacific coast, he having been re-
lieved from command at Richmond on
Wednes Jay.
The boiler of Keoss' saw mill, near Grand
Rapids, exploded on Tuesday afternoon,
and wounded seven men. Two, named
Albright and Lsich, Will probably die.
Cause of the explosion unknown.
On the arrival Of the steamer Tuscarora
at Bunenicturo, 10 inquire into the out
RACES upon Vice Consul Edder, that gentle
man informed the Captain that the United
States Minister had the latter In charge,
and he believed that complete satisfaction
would be given by the authorities.
The gentleman whose neck was broken
by falling into cellar al Kansas City, on
Tuesday light last. was Thomas c. Bowie.
belonging to the Engineer Corps OF the
North Missouri Railroad. He was a
nephew of aOH. Reverdy Johnson, snd
also of the present Governor Of Maryland,
and was formerly connected with the
United States Coast Survey. His remains
will arrive at st. Louis to-day tn await or
ders from his friends.
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Chicago MarEet.
BJ Telegraph

BJ Telegraph. CHICAGO. April /
EXCH ANG NGE-Eastern weaker; par buy-
ing, i-I0 premium selling.
tLoUR-In light demand; s. O096 37I$ for
Spring extras.
WHEAr-,Q ct. 18s~5sc lower; sales No. 1
az 81 i81a; M. 2, 81 l0159l I24, for regular
ana fresh receipts; ciOsing at q I055 tor
regular. Sale this afternoon 2 / 81 lus{
CORN Fairly active, 55Gszc lower; sales
or new at 53l4 ~ SOC Tor regular and fresh re-
ceipts; no gtade az 5314g5ic for fresh re-
celpts; closing at 5314c for regular ana
fresh fresh receipts OF no grade; at 5314g5lc for
fresh receipts; c Osing at 53I4c tor regular
new. Nothing doing this p N.
OAIs-Duli and fady; - g531Ic for reg
ular, ana 5554 G5j1 2c-fOr fresh receipts No. =:
clostrg a 53aL53I4: fAr regular.
No. l.
BAELEY-Flat; 81 coal s. for re .ular and
fresh receipts
HTGHWINEs Fiat: free sci 5ers at 8Sc.
SUGAR lew Orleans at I49I6c for COM
mOu to choice.
MoLASSES -Sl1l o..
MESS Forks moderately active and
hrmer; a,es a. s3l 20 cash, aud AT t3i ST.
buyer April.
LARD-Quiet at ISglSAc; closing at I7Jzc.
HOGS-LiVe dull.
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CHICAGO, April 1-Gov. Palmer
! has completed the work of examining
ali the bills passed at the receot ses-
sion of the legislature bout 1000
/ in all. He had laid aside l0S Of them
without his approval, most of which
/ he will veto outright when the Legls-
latuTe reassembies, and the rest he
will return for consideration. Among
the important bills which will be ve-
! toed are the Chicago Lake Trout bill,
which gives to the Illinois Central,
the Michigan Central and g. B. &
@ Railroads three blocks of what is
known as Lake Park, and t. the Hi
nois Central alone all Of Chicago Har-
oor south Of Chicago River, and the
bill authorizing the counties and
towns of the State to pay all their
railroad debts in existence, and which
may Re created for the next ten years
out Of the excess of State taxes assess
ed aud collected in excess Of those of
1868.
There has been a mixture of rain
and snow falling during nearly the
whole day, with heavy wind. The
condition Of the streets is very disa-
greeable. Storms prevail throughout
Wisconsin,.
Hon Horatio Seymour is still at
Keokuk, Iowa, laid up By the injuries
he recently received by the railroad
acciden, near Peoria, Illinois.
The Galena Gazette says that Hon
u. b Was6urne will leave there Tor
Washington, on the 18th inst, and
thence tor France, on the 1st of May
The Illinois Press Association will
hold its annual convention at Cairo,
on the 2lst inst. The annual address
will be delivered by DR.. g. Fl. Rsy, of
this city, aud the poem by w. III.
Bristol, Of the Kankakee Gazette. Al
ter the adjournment Of the CONVEX
ton, its members will take an excur-
sion to Mobile. by invitation of the
Ohio & Mobile Railroad Company.
The courtesies of the Mobile road
extend to one lady for every gentle
man, as those Of the Illinois Central
Railroad from this city 20 Cairo.
The Keokuk Gazette says tho ty-
phoid aud scarlet fevers are very pre-
valent in bIOnanince and vicinity, the
latter resuitiAg in the death Of good
many children, and sometimes num-
Derlng three or four a day.
AuS OC. COLd, l1UuSc. at La OEU5S6,
Wisconsin. was burned last night.
boss not knowR 08o or two other
hres OccurrCt sLl1e same night, sup
posed to be the work Of incendiaries.
The NJ issippr River is open to
Reeds Land'Dg, except gorge just
above L. Crosse
The boiler OF Kloe's steam mill at
ST. FIR ncis RIVER, near South Rapids,
Minnesota, exploded on Tuesday.
wounding seven men, two Of them
mortaly.
Six inches Of snow fell last night
In s.. Paul. Minnesota.
4 novel tournament is to come eff
in Chicago some time in May. The
Chicago Butchers Society offer q
solid silver BELT with a buckle of solid
gold to the butcher who can kill and
dress an OK in the shortest time. The
belt is a very handsome one, and cost
$500
Some time last night Wm. Hender-
SOD. living a. 206 Wells Street, while
intoxica ed ell with hrs head over the
curbinr oi the sidewalk a nd broke his
neck. When discovered he was dead.
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New York, April IA Washing
ton dispatch says the President has
decided on the removal Of General
Stoueman from the command Of the
Department OF Virginia, and the nee
essaTy orders will be promulgatde
from the War Department within q
day or two. Lieutenant Colonel
Granger, the senior officer next in
command. will succeed Stoneman
temporarily until suitable officer can
be decided upon. The lattsr's course
in political matters in ViTg MIA is said
to be the cause Of his removal. The
Granger above mentioned Is not Cor
don Granger.
A dispatch to the Tribune says the
fendish malice Of the Ku Klux Klan
in Greenville, Alabama, where martial
law ought long ago to have been pro-
claimed, yesterday eliminated in a
dastardly attempt to murder s. s.
Gardner, Judge Of the Probate Court
of Butler County. He was shot by a
skuskipg assassin while sitting near
an open window. The wound is
thought to be fatal. The assassin, of
course In that town, escaped.
The Times, In speaking of the re-
cent developments In the Pacific
Railroad litigation, says: A great deal
of Congressional wisdom has been
wasted in the pretended efforts to in
vestigate the affairs OF these railroads,
but two or three days work before a
! court Of justice has suficed TO lay
/ bare one Of the most mOnstrous frauds
that was ever perpetrated upon any
Government. The Vice President of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
when forced to testify, admitted that
( construction contracts had been made
of rates varying from S42 900 to
+ $4,000 per mile, prices notOrioysly
equal 10 thrice the actual cost of CON
struction, and comparing these prices
with the receipts of the Company, it
/ will be found that they are calculated
with great exactness to strip the Com
pany of every penny of its funds, so
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IPUBLIo-No. Gil

AN AoT to regulate elections In
Washington aud Idaho Terrific.
ries.
Be it enacted by the Senate ana
House Of Representatives Of ne
United States Of America In Congress
assembled, That elections in the Ter
ritories of Washington and idaho Tor
delegates to the House Of keDresent-
atives o. the Forty seeonl Congress
shall be held on the agst Monday ~
June, ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and seventy, and afterwards bie1ui-
ally on the first Monday of Juno.
and such officers in said Territories
as ore now elected at the samo time
with their delegates shall De elected
for Offices thereafter To be filled at
the times herein specified. uoless
otherwise provided bv the laws Of
said Territory.
Approved March 3, 1869.
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rPnnrIcN No 10

AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An
act to provide q national currency
secured by q pledge of United Sutes
bonds, and to provide for the circu-
lation and redemption thereof" by
extending certain penalties 90 ace
cessOries.
BE it euacted by tho Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America ito Congress
assembled, That every person who
shall aid or abet any officer or agent
Of any association In doing any of tho
acts enumerated in section filty-twu o.
an act entitled " An act to provide
national currency secured by pledge
Of United States bonds, and 10 pro-
vide for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof approved February
twenty. fifth, shall be liarIe t1 che
same punishment therein provided
for the principal.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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81. Louis Aarkas.
By Telegraph.l

by Ieiegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Al priI 1.
ToBACCO-Steady and VIZ changed.
CoTTON-U uchanged 25c for good Ordf-
nary, t.d &c for low middling.
AEMP-N Othing doing.
FLOUR-On > small order business done :
SprIpg ana Fan spperfine and extra sod
S7US so.
WHEAT - Unchanged: fair to strictly
prime red Fail, 81 306e 90; ch 0fce to fancy
40, u 109I %; ring sold at Il IOGI II for
No. 2, and 81 % for No 3.
CORN-Firmer, aud cnOice is higher a.
at 6S9'2c sacked, and 5Sc for mixed in
bulk.
OATs-Higher a 5SGG2c.
Ia LEY = Very quiet At 81 90G2 90 for
RYE-tirm at 81 16.
" HIsKY Steady and firm At SIC
SUGAE-VerY little demand; prices for
LOUISIANA rauge at I3I%Gl4t5c for common
10 Ialr, aud I59l5I2c Tor prime to choice.
MoLAssES-LOwer at 7O9SJc for plauta-
CoFFEE-DuI and unchanged
PoRK-9u1eJ and unchanged at S3I son
So %
BULK AIEATs-DuIl; a small lot Of loose
1870.
BACON = Dull; new order sales were
made AT 1870 tor loose ciiy shoulders, l3c
To- country. city clear sides lie packed ,
and lo$4c for country do.
LARD Country dull and DOmIu8lIy low
er, nut no - es are reported.
CATTLE Unchanged at S417 81.
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sew York Gold ana 8toos aarxer.

Ey Teiegraph.l NEW YORK, April l.
MoNEY-Stringent; very severe 10 dav:
call loans SAP per cent. gold. ana per
G. mt. currency. with commissions OF l-l6@
- per cent The money bank account was
nor made up uutil four O'Clock. The strln-
gency occasionod a general yielding Of
prices on the stock Exchange. The banks
are presenting their three per cent GER
t,hcaIes 70! redemption today. One in
stltuton drew from the Sub-rreasury half
a million in ereenbaclzs. The currency
balance al the close was about eight mil
lions.
s5rIRLIN c. 1 ull: : prime bankers 75E1s7zs
GOLD tlrin, in response 20 an adVanca
o. i er cent. in the rate Of discount and
WashiD2tou te!eyrans, probably feacful
oI q break q the Cabinet and Cuban recOg-
hItlcn: Tine price opened ut l3i5 Is, advauced
70 l3l24, aud closed at 1875. The rates paid
Tor carry ng varied rom 1 to : per cent,
ana lilo Der cent. 10 fiat. Export to-day. To
Europe. $4,000; 10 Havana, Sl65 900. Gear
ancs to-day ssS S000OOO
GoyERSMENTs-DuIl, but steady most OF
the day, but became heavy anu declined
At the ciOSe on The high rates paid for
money Coupons Of '8l, il51fG1I51S; do '62.
iiiiaa1s9llS; do 81, 1890 IA; 40. 70, 1890
II6i 90. new, 1I2z4 9lI25S; do 'G7, Ii.54 gllZ5s
DO. '6S. IlZ54 gll21s; l0-lOs l05 eiC51s.
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TPUBLro-No. COL

An act relating To the Metropolitan
Railroad Company.
BE it enacted by the Senate aBd
House Of Representatives of the
United States of AmericH iu Con-
grcHs assembled, That tho Mcwor1.-
itau Railroad Company, ID the Nis-
trict of Columbia, be, and is hereby.
allowed dvc years from aud afcr tie
passage Of this act for the completion
of It's line OF street railways, author
lied by the acts Of July first, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-four, and March
third, eighteen hundred and sixty
five, anything contained In said acts
or any other act to the contrary not
withstanding.
Approved March 3, 1860.
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that in short time its property may
be sold under foreclosure of the first
mortgage bonds, leaving the United
States to look where it may for its
paitry loans of thirty to fifty millions.
LACROSSE, Wis, April 1.-Incen-
diaries are at work here. Last night
the De Soto House was burned to the
ground. Loss not ascertained. Mr..
Hlngen's barn and out-houses in an
other part Of the city. were also de-
stroyed by fire.
The weather Is very cold. Three
inches OF snow fell this morning, and
is still showing hard.
The ice gorge above the city seems
strong. The river is clear to Reeds
Landing, with that exception.
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zow Fork ury avoas sarart.

By TeloaraphI NEW YORK, April :.
The market remains inactive yet steady
for most kinds OF staple goods. We duols
heavy brown sheeungs at l51zaI61zc for
common 30 extra; printing c oths 71sa8e
Tor common 10 extra; best maGder prints
ll%@I25ac; nous delaines ISse2Jc; New
TuscarOIa pc; MasonvIIIe lSIsc, and Red
BANK AT lZ12c COtJOns are IN limited de-
maud, ana unchanged in prices.
since writing The above, we learn that
AmoSSeag prin have been a,gYauc-
ed 10 ll@4c, Wn1le American is reduced 10
II2+c. Lne trade, on the whole, Is duh and
Unsatisfactory yesterday was truly a bad
day, Tor IL IS painful 20 learn Of the suspen-
slol OF one of the first houses among the
trad, whose credit stood a No. at home
and abroad for forty wears We refer TO
t1e firm OF l.. & Z. Curtis & Co.
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Louisville Market.

By TeIegrapn.l LOUISVILLE. April /.
ToBACCo-Sales of 229 hhds; lugs "A 5OG
SIS 70.
COTrON-2551c.
NJ MESS POgK-S32 90.
LARD-lS1zc.
- -BACoN-SnouIders lie; clear rib sides
lie; clear sides I715c.
BULK MEATs-Snoulders l3c; clear rib
sides ltc; clear sides 1910.
FLoUR-S5 96 90.
WHEAT-SI 459I 30.
CoRN-65c.
ffATs- 63d65c.
RYE-sl 10.
HAYS s0d2I.
SUGAR-Duu and unchanged.
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oFFICIAL

AN ACT to provide for the execution


AN ACT to provide for the execution
Of judgments ia capital cases.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of th8
United States of Amefiea in Con
gress assembled, That whenever
judgment Of death has been. 0r shall
hereafter be, rendered 10 any court OF
the United States, and the case has
been. or shall hereafter be, carried to
the Supreme Court oc the United
States by appeal or writ OF error, in
pursuance of law, II shall be thc duty
Of the court rendering such iudg
ment, By order Of court, 10 postpone
the execution thereof from time 10
time and from term 10 term until lhe
mandate Of the Supreme Court iu
such case shall have been received
and entered upon the records OF the
lower court: and in case suoh iudg-
ment is affirmed by the Supreme
Court, it shall be tie duty 0f .1a
court rendering the original Judgment
90 appoint "a day for the execution
thereof; and in case Of reversal by
the Supreme Court, such further pros
ceedinRs shall be had In che lower
court as the Supreme Court may
direct
Approved, March 3, 1860.