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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
u0XETARY& COMMERCIAL
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6y Telegraph.l NEW YORK. May Y.
CorroN-A shade hrmer: sales $500 oaIes
at 2Ss4c tor middlinE upta' ds.
FLOUR Receipts II ,544 barrels: opened
steady and heavy IN tayoT OF buyers; sales
state and Western; s. s596 30 for extra
State; S5 5O5t6 % for extra Western ST 20
Tound-boop ohio 81 OOasSO0 for extra st
Louts; s96s ~ for good choice do. Included
in the sales are 200 bbls. of extra State for
expo 1, al S6 20. Rye hour-quiet; sales OF
$50 barrels at S4 75yG6 IS.
CoEN L-Heavy; sales Of 600 barrels
WHISKY = Neminally lower; 81 90 for
Western free.
WHEAT = Receipts, sass bushels; Ig2c
lower for spring, aud steady for winter;
"a es OF "a, ,0OO bushels at 81 40a1 4l1z for
No. spring delivered, 81 A for No l do.
delivered, sl 40 for winter red Illinois 81 90
for choice amber Michigan, 81 65GI 20 for
white "a ifornIa. and 81 81 for amber Cam
RYE1QGiet; sales Of 1000 bushels west
BARLEY MALT--NOmina'.
CoRN-Receipts IS .74T bushels, and l92c
lower; sales OF 5s, ono bushels at 7O97sc for
damaged and unsOund new mixed west
eIn 20 gsSc for sound do. SSGSOc for west
ern elbow, and S5c for OLD mixed western
oars Receipts 2s,225 bushels; market
unsettled, opening heavy and closing
we tern afiOat, aud 74,976c for State, closing
at the latter price.
[ RYE ulis
| COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Quleti sales OF % hhds Cuba at
/ 1l1aWi2c.
| MOLAssES-Ftrm and quiet.
! PKTROLEUM-Quiet at l5c for crude, and
/ SO1Sc tor refit ed
/ HoPs-Qutet at 6@14c for American.
/ LINSEED OIL-Steady at 81 07(3l OS.
/ SPIRITS TU TUkPENTINE-Heavy at 4614 94Ic-
/ PORK-Heavy and 10 er sales OF 7T5 bar
! rels at S3ia3l 75 for new mess Rclosing at
I S3l cash; S3l for old ditto; SIS 50926 % for
4 prime; s2S l2@2S 81 for prime mess; alsO 30
/ barrels of new mess, buyer June, at S3l 81.
/ BE- F-Steady; sales of 80 barrels at Sses
\ Is 10 for new plain mess Sl29lS 90 for new
/ extra mes. Tierce beef du1l; sales OF p
/ tierces at S2262S 90 for prime mess; Sz6C9S2 90
! for India mess
BxEF HAMs-Steady; sales of 235 barrels
4 at S26a3l so.
/ cur MEATS Heavy; 240 packages sold AT
! aI3c for shoulders; l5Gl5% for hams
I rnidd. e. lower; sales of 500 boxes of long
/ c ear, shert riObed and SLratford, at about
/ l6c.
l LARD-Steady: sales of 40 tierces at l7a
/ 1890, by the Sun all, and lS1zGlS5zc for kettle
4 rendered; also go tierces of steam, selIei
BUTTEa|ouiet at sosS5c for Ohio; s6ss9c
for state.
CHEEsE-Steady at l992215c.
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Chicago Market,


B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, May p.
EASTERN FxCHANGE-I-10 per cent. s.
count buying, and par TO LILO premium
selling.
FLOUR-Very quiet and firm sales OF
Spring extras a. "a 7jG5 y.
WHEAT More active and frmer; 71%M
I&c higher: sales OF No / at 81 l51zesl l6;
No 2, 81 121S9I 1314: closing steady at
81 l34 for No. 2; sales since Change at
81 1917
CoRE-ModeLately active; sales Of No,
al IS g67c; No. 2, 56519571&: rejected, 526g53c +;
and new at SIC; closing at 67c for NO. 1 /;
nothing doing this afternoon.
OATS-Steady; sales of No. 2 at 5S1a959c /;
closing at 5754 d57Isc.
RYE-QQieI and easier at 81 05Wl OF for
No. /: clOsiug with buy eFs at 81 c.
BARLEY-I ul; light sales at 81 50.
HIGH WINS Dull at 9Sc1Sl.
@OLAsSEs-N ew orleans 95cMSI
SUGAR-l3A9I454c for com mon t. chOica.
PEsBVIsIOSS - Dull; Mess Pork quiet /;
sales OF S3t 50 cash closing at S3I 25M3I so.
Lard duh; closing at l7t41lSc. Bulk Meats
quiet. rough SIDES l5c, loose short rib mid
Il es l514 &c.
Hoes Active and shade easier at sS9
IS . Tor common, SS 3Ot1S 80 for fair TO me-
dtum, a. q IS GOES 80 70 lod TO choice.
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Cincinnati Aarket.

By TeIegraph.I CLSCIHNATI. May Y.
FLoUR-DuII; family t5 7596 90.
WHEAT No. 81 49, No 81 239
81 %
CORN AND OATS UNCHANGED.
RYE-Duil at 81 3 al ., and the demand
light.
CoTTON-Quiet but firm at 274Z75&c.
TOBACCo-FiTm ana in gOOd demand
sales of l7fhOg~ heads at q 9jN3j %.
WHTSKY-Held az ISL 026l O3 but buyeTS
at the close offered only 81.
Ai ESS Pork AND LARD u Dchanged and
nothing of Importance done.
BULK VI MEATS-A good demand for bulk
meats at l2149l5c, but they We're held at
l21[llJ1<c, which checked the business
BACON Was IN demand at 49, &c, l615 9lTcs
but held 1<c higher at the close.
BUTTE G-Pienty and prices declining,
closing at z7613Cc.
EGGS-Scarc5 and wanted at lSc.
SUGAR AND MOLASsIcS- q nchanged.
COFFEE-Firm at 2legZ7c.
OILS -Ldnseed oil rlrm at 81 O51l O6.
Lard oil unchanged aud quiet.
GOLO-l3N$ buying.
EXCHANGE-Duu at SOC discount to par
buying.
MoNEY-Malketq quiet at Solo per cent.
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ARTICLE XIV.

All proceedings relative to the SAL
wage of American vessels wrecked
upon the coasts of Italy, and of
Italian vessels wrecked upon the
coasts of the United States, shall
be directed by the cOnsuls general,
consuls, and vice-consuls of the two
countries respectively, and, until
their arrival, by the respective con-
sular agents, whenever an agency
exists. In the places and ports where
an agency does not exist, ;he local
authorities, until the arrival Of the
consul In whose district the wreck
may have occurred, and who shall
immediately be informed of the oc-
currence, shall take all necessary
measures for the protection Of persons
and the preservation of property.
The local authorities shall not other
wise interfere than for the mainte-
nance of order, the protection of the
interests of the salYors, If they do not
belong to the crews that have been
wrecked, and TO carry into effect the
arrangements made tor the entry and
expectation of the merchandise saved.
1t is understood that such merchan-
disc is not TO be subjected to any Gus
tom house charges, unless it be in
tended for consumption in the cOun-
try where the wreck may have taken
place.
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IN w EngIand Wcman's
Stuff age Convention.
Washington IntolIig ance.
Another Batch Of App oint-
ments.
The Presbyterian General
Ass I'M bly,.
Report of the Committees
on Reunion.
News by Atlantic Cable.

ATLANTA, GA, May q. - The
Grand Jury has found a true bill
against j Clark Swazee, editor Of a
newspaper at Macon, for high mis-
demeanor. The bill is prcdicated
upon an inoendiary article appearing
In his paper some weeks ago, and is
based upon that section of the co le
that forbids any person to circulate
any writing that inculcates resistance
to lawful authority, insurrection or
conspiracy against citizens. After
the death Of DR.. Ayers, by negro
near Savannah, Swazee published an
intlamma,ory article calling on Uuion
men to organize for protection.
The penalty is Imprisonment in the
penitentiary from five TO twenty years.
This morning four men at the
Atlanta Rolling Mill on opening an
old she'll ignited the powder when the
shell bursted aud killed all of them.
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The Report or the Presbyterian Con-
ference COMMITTEES on keuaiOn.


NEW YoRK, May 27.-The steam
ship America, from Bremen, has ar
rived.
The Executive Committee of the
National Union League met here yes
terday, and adopted measures to aid
! Union men in the elections to take
place In Virginia and in other South
ern States, and adjourned till July.
The Presbyterian Conference Com
mittees on Reunion reported the basis
of Reunion this morning, which Is.
that such reunion under the style Of
the Presbyterian Church In the
United States shall be on the doc
trinal and ecclesiastical basis, that
the Old and New Testaments be ac-
knowledged as the inspired Word of
God, aud the only infallible rule of
faith and practice; the confession of
faith to be adopted Is the system of
doctrine and discipline of the Church
shall be approved as containing the
principles and rules of policy The
basis of reunion is to be submitted to
the several Presbyteries, and their
votes thereupOn shall be sent to the
next meeting of the two General As
semblies to be held in Pittsburg, the
second Wednesday Of next November.
If tw0-thirds shall then be found
favorable, the two assemblies shall act
accordingly-cOnsolidate the commit
tees, and take other necessary action
for the interest of the Church. The
second Sunday 10 September is rec
oHmended as day of prayer for the
whole denomination.
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May Y.
ToBAcCo-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-SmaII sales; low grades 241a9
26c
HEMP-U nchanged, with sales OF I'M
dressed at 81 l0ll 40.
FLoUR-Dull, with only a small local de-
mand; superhne sold at 81 25G5 -, the lat
ter for ehnics Fall; 81 s5G6 OO for extra
Snring, AX and fancy CLUB; S7g7 50 Tor
xxx.
MHEAT-LCwer ami irregular.
BARLEY No. in sacks sold at 81 OSJk .
No 2in elevator 81 10; for fir TO choice
Fa'l 81 20d so; for strictly choice to fancy
81 sal rs.
(oN est Gu 1lities ac i've al d hieher
I'm, 1o,y gl.-,ies t,ull anu IOwer; III xed in
bul < sold ,t s G61c; mixed in sacks 6Sg7 G;
yellow 7SIS@74c; white 769S0c.
OATs-Dull and lower a. 6o96Sc.
RYE-Firm at 81 l29l Is.
WHISKY-SlOW at 81
GROCERIES Dull and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNS-Very firm, and dry sail
meat active, but there Is only moderate
business in other articles. Heavy Mes
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louisville Market.
By TELEGRAPH

By TeleerRph.l LoUIsvILLE. May q.
TOBACCO - Leaf active; 3S3 hogsh heads
SOLD Today at pr ces ranging from s59I4 p.
LOTT ,N-Quiet; low middIng $40; mid
ding 2615c.
CEMENT-Steady: S2a2 25.
FLOUR-Quiet; superflne s4 75a5 25-
WHEAT Quiet and weak; 81 3Odl 45.
CoRN-FirTn; shelied in bulk 66d70c.
OATS-FirIn 70G72c.
RYE-Quiet; 81 42Gl As.
HAY Quiet but firm SD so on leVee.
PORK Firm; S3l 50a32
BACON Shoulders l3I50l35<c: clear rib
sides lb549l7c; clear sides l714gl71se; hams
flTIn; l911e.
WHIsKY-Raw quoted at 81 O59I 10, but
none in market.
SUGAR Quiet; prime New Orleans I415G
15%e
COFFEE-Prime Rio 2j1[a2Gc
MOLASSEs- Prime New Orleans 75c.
BAGGING-Firm two. pound Kentucky
hemp &c.
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Sew YORK cola and stoea Markel.

by 1eItEftTu.I NhIW JIM Why AFs
MaNEY-MOderate and easy, with most
of the loans AT Z per cent. on call.
STEBLING- -Qultt and firm at 91s885s for
prime to sixty days, and l0dl01S for : ght.
GoLD-LOWer; opened at 800. fell q 3St4
advanced 391S; fell TO 1875, and closed at
39l5. he bears were free SELLERS Carry
ing rates, 44.c. = treasury sale or one
million was awarded in seven lots, rang
Ing rom I3S rs 100 % J. 9 l3 TOD. Ciearau ce~,
Sl07 100000. Exports TO europe S200,0Q, and
10 Havana 500 700.
GOVERNMENTS Opened lower. hut sub
sequently advanced and clos ed firm on IN
formation that the Secretary OF the Treas
ury declines to W thdraw per cents with
his surplus OF currency. Coupons of 81,
12I@l2 y; 60. '62, I2I5z6tI22; do. '6f, 1890
1853; do. '65, 1lS40liS5s; do new, ll9G
ll91s; do. '67, u9Sll91s; do '6S, ll9gus1s ;
lL- us il QnIl4IL
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By IeIegraph.I NEW IUhki My =.
DUY GooDs-Already there has been q
movement In printing cloths, and an ad
vance OF 5s9Mc per yard established. but
there are other CLASSES OF uubleached mus
Inns which are selling at relatively lower
rates, which must eventually advance as
The production is reduced 10 me ct the
linn ted requirements of trade, which IS
generally exceedingly quiet. Ia YORK 90
inch ticks an advance OF lie Is esta bllshed
the va d are now selling at 6c. The W Az
eagOn blue linens have, on the con ran y.
declined from 22}2os To 2lc. Tne sale OF
Lancaster Hercules by auction, yesterday,
was perfect slaughter, the goods being
closed out al 81 62LS per dress OF Is yards.
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Woman's surrage COnventlon.

BosTON, May ~. - At the New
Engaud Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton, yesterday evening, a resolution
was adopted iustrucling the Execu-
tive Committee to take measures for
the o. gauization of National
Womau's Suffrage Association. Ad-
dresses we've made by Julia Ward
Howe. " H. Garrison. Lucy Stone,
Mrs. Livrrmore, and Whiting Girls
vold, Chairman Of the Legislative
Committee, who report in favor OI
female suffrage. The Convention then
adjourned.
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Euronean MarEet.

BY Cable.1 LONDON, May q.
Consols 935S; 5 COS 79l%. The bullion of
the bank of Eng land has increased 81, 200
pounds sterling.
HAvRE, May Election duh and un-
changed.
FRANKFoRr, May 27.-5-2O bonds SOS.
LIVERPOOL, May z. Cotton. midd ing
uplands, II5S; Orleans ll3s; sales I5,OO0
bales. Br . adstuffs quiet; California white
wheat 9s I'd red western IS I'd; corn,
mixed, us Cd; oats IS 4d; barley 5s; peas
3Ss cd : pork zoos; beef SOS; lard 6Ss; cheese
SIS: bacon 59s
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The Vital Statistics OF The United
states

snow that periodical fevers and pe,1te ana
chronic disorders OF the stomach and bovgr.
els are among the most prominent and
fatai diseases in tn country. Dfsohs-
dlence 10 the laws OF health. as r,.0ar,Ie
dleti the use OF peTnictous ttfmui8nfs.
and the wear aad tear OF business excffe.
ment, and OF " fast life" generally have
much to do with the prev lence OF these
Inaladies Ia our cities; while in the " est
and especially in the neW'y-obeued dis
trlcts, they are chiefly due 10 malaria. nm
wholesome water, aud the exn0sure and
pflVatlon incident to life in new settle
ments.
Row, TT 7 FACT that It is as possible to
protect the human system against these
maladlss as 20 guard ii and property
against the incur ions of assassins and
hleFeS. Strengthen the vital Organiza-
ton with HOSTErTEH'S STOMACH BIT
EhS, aud IL becomes as capable of resist.
ing the active principle OF epidemic or
endemic disease as "A fire PROOF safe is OF
resisting the action OF com bustion. This
IS the experience of thousands VINO have
remained un cathed by malarions dis
orders in the slckliest sea ons, while her
nelghbors, who neglected e. tone and
regulate their systems with this nnequaled
meulclnal sllmuiant. have fallen thick and
Iasl around them. Weakness invites dis
ease. Nigor repels il. Help nature to fight
the good night with Infection, whether it
De Ia the air, the water, or the soil, with
Juls HatchIess preparauon--a com pound
ol the rarest yeaetable extracts with the
pufest OF all dinusive stimulants.
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ARTICLE XIV.

In the absence of an agreement to
the contrary between the owners,
freighters, and insurers, all damages
suffered at sea by the vessels of the
two countries whether they enter
port voluntarily or are forced by
stress of weather, shall be settled by
the consuls general, eonsrls, vice
cOnsuls, and consular agents of the
respective countries where they re-
side. If, however, any inhabitant of
the country, or citizen or subject of a
third power, shall be interested in
the matter, and the parties cannot
agree, the competent local authori-
ties shall decide.
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PH1LADELPHIA, May 27-In the
Court Of Common Pleas to-day Judge
Pease read an opinion by Judge ALI
son sustaining the 9th section of the
new registry law, which applies to
hotels, taverns, and sailor boarding
houses. The assessors are prohibited
from registering any inmates Of these
establishments.
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pork sold s3I so. Dry salted Shoulders
loose I2c Hams I3c. Clear Rib sides,
loose. I55Lc BacOn-shOuiders 1910, GEAR
rib sides. I6l4c: clear sides lz14c; sugar
cured hams 20c Lard held firmly, with
small sales of choice at 1Sc.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTTy'S Cmled0ne and ftDl-
PIE Remedy, prepared only Dy Br. B. g..
PERRY 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whGle-
sa1e medicine dealers. mnl7 dSIn, ,w3m
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OFFICIAL.
Lalos Pissed Jy the Third Session Of
the F0rtjeth Congress.
By the President Of tie United States
of america.
A PROCLAMATION.


Whereas a convention defining the
rights, immunities, and privileges of
eonsuls, between the United States of
America and his Majesty the King
of Italy, was concluded and signed
by their respective plenipotentiarles
at Washington, the eighth day Of
February. eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight. which convention being
in the English and Italian languages,
is word for word as fellows:
The President of the United States
and his Majesty the King of Italy,
recognizing the utility OF defining the
rights, privileges, and immunities of
consular officers in the two countries,
deem it expedient to conclude a con-
sular convention for that purpose.
Accordingly, they have named: the
President of the United States, VIM.
FL. Seward, Secretary of State of the
United States; his Majesty. the King
of Italy, the Commander Marcello
Cerruti, &C.; who, after communi-
eating to each other their full powers,
found In good and due form, have
agreed upon the following articles:
ARTICLE I.
Each of the high contracting par
ties agrees to receive from the other
eopsuls general, cOnsuls, vice con
eUIs and consular agents, IN all its
D0rts. cities and places, except those
where it may not be convenient to
recognize such officers This reser-
vation. however, shall not apply to
one of the high contracting parties
without also applying to every other
power.
ARTICLE II.
Consular officers, on the presen-
tation of their commissions In the
forms established in their respect
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCH HE'S,
Freckies, and Tan from the face. use Per-
TYS Moth and kFeckts Lotion. prepared
Oniy by Dr. Il. 4. PERRY Sold by All drug
gists tmhlS dSm ,W3m-hp
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BUFFALO, May 27.-At a meeting
to day of citizens aud the members
of the Buffilo Board of Trade, reso-
lutions were adopted favoring the
construction Of direct line of rail-
road between Portland and Buffalo,
q part Of the tTanseontinental railway
from San Francisco to HALIFAX and
Newfoundland.
Impossible to get any more report.
Storm Is general, and all lines work
ing hard.-OPERATOR1.
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ask it, to search, arrest, and imprisol
all persons composing the crew whom
they may deem it necessary to con
fine. Those persons shall be arrested
at the sole request of the eonsuls ad
dressed in writing to either the fed
eral, State or municipal courts o.
authorities in the United States, or tc
| any court or authority In Italy, and
fsupported BY an official extract from
the register of the ship, or the list of
the crew, and shall be held during
the whole time of their stay in the
port, at the disposal of the consular
officers.
| Their release shall be granted at
/ the mere request Of such officers
made In writing. The expenses of the
I arrest and detention of those persons
shall be paid by the consular officers.
ARTICLE XII.
In conformity with the act of Con-
gress, (5 March, 1855, to regulate
the carriage of passengers on steam
ships and other vessels, all disputes
and differences of any nature between
the captains and their officers on one
hand, and the passengers of the ships
on the other, shall be brought to and
decided by the circuit or district
courts In the United States, to the
exclusion Of all other courts or au-
thOrities.
ARTICLE XIII.
The respective consuls general, con-
suls, VIce4aonsuls, and consular agents
may arrest the officers, sailors and all
other persons making part of the
crew Of ships of war or merchant yes
sells of their nation who may be guilty,
or be accused Of having deserted said
ships and vessels, for the purpose of
sending them on board or back to
their country. TO that end, the con-
suls of Italy in the United States may
apply In writing to either the federal,
State, or municipal courts or authori-
ties; and the cousuls of the United
States IN Italy may apply to any of the
competent authorities and make a re-
quest In writing for the deserters,
supporting it by the exhibition of the
register Of the vessel and list of the
crew, or by other official documents,
to show that the parsons claimed be-
long to the said crew.
Upon such request alone, thus sup
ported, and without the exacuon OF
any oath from the consular officers,
the deserters, not being citizens or
subjects of the country where
the demand is made at the
time of their shipping, shall be
given up. All the necessary aid
ADD protection shall be furnished
for the search, pursuit, seizure, and
arrest of the deserters, who shall even
be put and keCt in the prisons of the
country, at ths request and expense
of the consular officers, until there
may be ans opportunity for sending
them away. If, however, such an
opportunity should not present itself
within the space of three months,
counting from the day of the arrest,
the deserter shall be set at liberty,
nor shall he be again arrested for the
same cause.
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ARTICLE XVI.

In case Of the death of a citizen
of the United States in Italy, or
of an Italian subject in the United
States, without having any known
heirs or testamentary executor by
him appointed, the competent local
authorities shall inform the consuls
or consular agents of the nation to
which the deceased belongs of the
circumstance, in order that the
necessary information may be i'm
mediately forwarded to the parties in
terested.
ARTICLE XVII.
The present convention shall re-
main in force for the space of ten (10)
years, counting from the day of the
exchange of the ratifcations, which
shall be made in conformity with the
respective constitutions of the two
countries, and exchanged at Wash
ington within the period of six (6)
months, or sooner if possible.
In case neither party gives notice,
twelve (l2) months after the expira-
ton of the said period Of ten (10)
years, of its intention to renew this
convention, it shall remain in force
one % year longer, and so on from
year to year, until the expiration of
a year from the day Oh which one of
the parties shall have given such
notice
In faith whereof, the respective
plenipotenfiaries have signed this
convention, and have hereunto affixed
their seals.
Done in duplicate. at Washington,
the eighth day of February. 1868, the
ninety second year of the independ-
ence of the Unifed States of America.
! [Seal. WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
[Seal.1 MARcELLo CERRUTI.
And whereas the said convention
/ has been duly ratified on both parts,
and the respective ratifcations have
I been exchanged;
Nov. therefore, be it known that I,
Andrew johnson, President of the
United States Of America, have caused
the said convention to be made pub
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
Moth Patches. Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY foi
nose brown DIsoOLoRA rIONs on the lace
PeTrD's Moth and FFeckle LOtiOn. Pre-.
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street. New York. Sold everywhere.
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