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Important Items from Cuba
A Codnterfeiter Shot in st.
Louis.
Destructive Fire in Chicago
New York Items.

New YoRK. April %. The
HerGld's London special says
the Post has an article on the Cuban
question, and gives currency to the
assertion that Grant desires the ac-
auisition of Cuba, in order to divert
the attention Of Americans from in
ternal distractions. 1t says there
would be no doubt as to the issue of
the conflict, and thinks the acquisi-
ton of Cuba would lead to the final
acquisition of the whole of the West
Indies. France and England will
doubtless determine whether these de-
signs against Cuba will be tolerated.
or whether they will aid Spain in re-
tanning her colony.
The French press has agitated the
question much in the same tenor. and
special meetings of the French Cabi-
net were held on Tuesday and
| Wednesday, which resulted In a spe-
cial envoy being sent Yesterday to
London, with dispatches referring TO
the present complication of events.
A Spanish loae OF e8 900 600 was
| launched in London yesterday. and Is
meeting with good success.
NEW YORK, April 23.-St. Domin.
go advices of the 10Th state that Gen.
Cabril has given adhesion to Baez
The whole population, including
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ERronean Msrker.
Gable

by CabIe.l LONDON, a prii ..
Consols 0j16 for money, and 9SZ for ac-
count; 5 20s steady at 500; talloW 46s 81
llnseed oil E1; petroleum SD: sugar is
easier. at S9s % on the spOi, and 28i Cd
afioat; spirits turpentlns 30s Cd; Calcutta
lnSeed 598.
ANTwERP, April 23.-Petroleum 531zs.
HAvRE. April 23.-Cotton at lbs on the
spot, and HIS aiioat-
FRANKFORT, April 23.-5-2os closed firm
at S75A.
PARIS, April 23-Bourse steady; Rentes
7lf 10 centlmes.
HAvRE. April 23.-The cotton market
closed firner, both on the POI and TO ar
rive; low m1dding 20 arrive l42Ld.
LIVERPOOL, ApIil 23.-Cotton sales for
the week 51,000 pales. OF which 5000 were
for export aud 900 on speculation, stock
on hand 393 O0) bales, of which l6T ,OJJ bales
are American; the market to-day Is dnll (;
safes SO00 bales middling uplnuds mt i2d
Orleans l214d; California white wheat at
9s 2d red western s. Cd -four 2ls 6i; oats
3s sd; barley 5s peas 98s 81 pork lt4s; beef
9ls, lard Us; cheese buOyanJ az Stss bacon
62s; common rOsin 4s cd petroleum Is un-
changed.
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sew YORK pry GOODS Marke,.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April %.
DRY GOoDS-AlthOugh the pr,ces for va
rious classes OF goods have undOubted y
touched low water mark. business Is never
theiess stil without much snap. The ten
dency of prices is wholly IN buyers favor,
but beyond an equattZ atom in value,
there is no furth9r breaK in any class or
fabrics. The greatest depression now is in
uub cached sbeetings and shlritngs and
medium grades of bleached muslins. We
quote AtlantisA A heavy brown sheetiags
at I51le; do. l., fine, l219c; BO0Bh, lie; q reat
Falls ;, ll12c; Kennebec, 9Ec; Lawrence
d. l5c; Mas acnusetts j, I21zc: Suffolk g,
lie: Amo .keag A bIeacned musilns, l6c;
y assau, l9c; Wamsutta, l2%c: Albany
ticks, l0Lc; Hamilton stripes, 2lG22c /;
Workfngmeu's Demfns, 221zc; Bales corset
JuosAs, l21zc: Naumkeag cotton, I7c; Penn
DertOn cottonades. 331z93jc; LacOnfa
brown drills lie; Waunegan cambrics,
l0e; Warren paper do, l21zc; and sta ndard
prints, I26gl21zc.
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Printers on a Strike.

MONTREAL, April 22.-The printers
here,are on a strike, and the news
papers are without hands.
Mr.. Galt's motion for claims against
the United States for indem nity for
damages by Fenian invasions, is Gre
ating DO little stir, and gives fresh
food for speculation as to the probable
result to the country of a rupture be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States, especially, as a telegram has
been received which states that Sec
retary Fish has informed the Spanish
Minister that the United States will
hold the British Government respon-
sibe for the seizure of the Mary
Lowell.
At a special meeting Of the QIebec
City Council, the other day, a disturb
anee took place, which at oao time
threatened TO be serious. Revolvers
were drawn, and blows exchanged.
The Mayor attempted to restore order,
but his authority was defed, and the
police were finally called in, and dis
persed the meeting
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. AprfI Or.
FXcHASGE-Eastern quiet at lie dis
count buying and par selling.
FLOUR-Quiet; Spring extras 81 9Oa6 90.
WHEAF-MOderateiy active; IGl14e low
er: sales of No. 1 at ST I2al -; No. 81 030l
Oh; closing al 81 O32ldl O4.
CoRN-Dull; No. 2 declined &c, and new
&c; sales of No 1 at 56a56tzc; No. 2 at SIC
new 4315G47c; closing at 441SG45c for new /;
nothing doing this afternoon.
OATS-Firmer and 20 higher: sales OF
NO. z at 519b61zc; closing at 5515d156c.
HYE-More active and 1c lower; No.
u gal Is; No. 81 Is; closing with sellers
of No. at 81 H..
., BARLEY Inactive and nominal; ST. 4j9
81 % for No. > in store.
SsEs-Eew Orleans el@I o.
SUGAR-l3@l51zcf for common to choice.
PoRK-Mess quiet but firm, and 25o high
ef: sales at s3l and closing firm.
LARD-Steady az I75<alSc
BULK MEATs-Firm and active: rough
sides l4c loose; dry s tied shoulders
Il13c loose; short rib middles I4c loose /;
dry saited bellies I451c packed: clear baeon
sides l71ac.
HoGs-Active and steady at 9aIOe for fair
to good. ~
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President Baez, favor annexation to
the United States.
Olympic Theatre, on Broadway, IS
burning. The interior IS destroyed !;
now noon.
New YORK, April 23.--The Ma
tional Board OF Underwriters, to- day,
after long discussion, informally
voted in favor of appointing an Ex-
ecutiVe Manager with an Advisory
Committee. to discharge the executive
business of the Beard. Objections
were raised to taking final vote on
the question, which will be further
considered. Various substitutes for
the scheme we're referred to the Ex-
ecutive Committee with Instructions
to report a plan to the Board.
The Ulited States Commissioner,
to-day, refused $4,000 bail for Will
son, who is charged with heavy draw
back frauds.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON. April 23-The fol.
lowing is the official list of nomina-
tions which were not acted on by the
Senate: John Ii. Hutchison. Minis
ter resident at the Hawaiin Islands;
A. FL. Markand, Third Assistant
Postmaster General; Jas. L. Foley.
Secretary OF Legation at Madrid; II.
v Bell, Consul at Goderich; ID. B.
Randolph, Consul at Kenkiang; Geo.
w. Swift. Consul at Windsor; E. NJ.
Pixley. U. S. Attorney for California !;
John A. Pratt, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Seventh District Of
Kentucky; Jas. p Monce, Pc sion
Agent at Portsmouth, N. c.; A. New
stadt. Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the Twelfth District of Illinois :;
VIM. A. Davis, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Stockton, California; Ad-
Olson Law, Supervising Inspector of
Steamboats,. Second District; Jas. r.
Seho6eld, Consul at Hokodadi; Geo.
A. Haughton, Supervising Inspector
of Steamboats,, Sixth District; Thos.
McElrath. Appraiser of Merchandise
for New York.
Postmasters-James Kelley, New
York; Robert A. Smith, Honesdale,
Pa; J.. NJ. Ross, Abingdon. Va;
q. p. Wheeler, Eufala, Ala; Mrs. A.
Livingston, Greenville, Ala; John
j. Hazenburg, Greeusburg, Indiana;
Jos. Ferrier. JeffersOnyille. Ind !;
Geo. M Hewlett, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; John lingdfell, Holidays
burg, Pa; Fred. Ball, Lagrange, Ga;
A. u Oliu, Waukesha, Wis; X w.
Caldwell, Rome. Ga Joseph
Mexican, Mercer, Pa; w N Morris,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Major Chas. b. Mix, who has been
Chief Clerk aud frequently acting as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs for 33
years past, has been removed, and is
succeeded by VIM. B. Waugh of Mary
land. The former retires on the 1st
of May.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Wilson has addressed letter to the
Secretary of War, dissenting from
the official construction placed upon
the Eight hour Law. The letter win
probably be published.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Parker, will enter upon his duties
next Monday instead of the first of
May, as originally intended.
The troubles in the Congregational
Church have been amicably arranged
DR. Boynton has resigned and about
l25 members have taken letters to the
Church with free seats, Of which Dr.
Boynton will be Pastor The others
remain in the present church building
with Gen. Howard. satisfactory ar
raugements were made regarding the
property.
President Grant was visited to-day
by large number of Senators and
others. Among them there was son
of Brigham Young and his wife, one
of Brigham Y YouDg's wives, and Mrs.
Little, all OF Utah. Besides these, a
delegation of the German Veterans
Union called TO pay their respects,
aud present him with card Of invi-
tation to the flag festival on the 18th
of May. A delegation of indians
also called, and were admitted to the
Interior Department.
A delegation of colored men from
Alexandra were at the Executive
Mansion, and will probably have an
interview with the President to-
morrow.
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CnnntArfeIIar Rhnt.

ST. Louis, April q. "A notorious
counterfeiter named Louis Dalman
was shot aad killed by policeman
here to-day, while attempting to es-
cape arrest. He fired four shots at
the policeman, but without effect.
Mayor Cole has issued p, oclama-
ton requesting the general suspen-
sion of business between 1 aud 3
o'clock on Monday, the 10th, so that
all persons may participate 10 or wit
ness the celebration of the semi-cen =
tennial anniversary Of American Odd
Fellowship. Very extensive arrange
ments for this celebration are In pro-
gress, aud it is expected to be grand
affair. Several thousand members
of the order will be here from abroad.
Hon. VIM. Wallace. sof Indiana, will
be the orator of the occasion.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telesraph.l CINeINSATI. April %.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT -FIrmer and cArce; No. 2, 81 81 /:
No. l offering.
CORN-Scarce at 6S670c.
RyE-Is lower at 81 80.
OATS-HigbeI; the whole range is 676l7Ic; /;
the latter rate for pure white.
CorFON-Ffrmer; middiing 27Lm271Sc.
HISKY-Firm and in demand at 90c !:
holders mostly asking 9lc.
SEED Inactive; season about over, and
prices nOminalIy unchanged.
OIL-No change.
HAY-Steady at S20(9M.
GROCERIES-Steady at full rates
EGGS-Firm at l6c.
BUTrER-DuIl at 33937c.
CIIEEsE-20922c.
Mess PoRK-SoId at s3l 90, but is mostly
held at S3l .. -r
BULK MEATS-Firmer; shoulders PFC,
sides l41a9l454c; also the latter rate for ex-
ira heavy, but these rates are shade
above the views of buyers, therefore but
little was done.
BAcoN-FIrmer; shoulders can be bought
at l314c, but sides are held at l85zMI714c for
clear rib and clear; these rates, however,
are &c above buyers views.
HAMS-Sugar-cured at IS5<QI815e in the
la arge way, aud ls5%9l9c for small lots.
LARD -lS39eg lS54c, nominalIy.s
GoLD-I3314 buying.
EXCHAGG&-Steady.
MoNEY-M Market close.
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Nnw nrInnns Marknf.

By Telegraph.l HEw ORLEANS. April %.
COTTON Receipts to-day. I,4J2 bales: for
the week, gro s, 2 6j3 bales; net, S039 bales; /;
exports TO O-day. j.s32 bales; for tue week,
10 Liverpool, IO,3l8 bales: TO the GontiD ent,
1851 bales; coastwlse 1850 bales. stock
924i7 bales. Sales to-day IL 200 b dies; for
the weeK, lG,00J bales; market Irregular;
middIing ZS1zc.
GOLD-l3fZ
ExcHANGE-sterling l4454; New York
sight 1s914.
SUGAR Dull; common 96 lO1Zc; prime
l3Lc.
AioLAssEs -Fermentlng, 50g55c.
FLOUR-DulI; Superflne s. 20; Xxx SO !;
XXX T6 50.
CoRN-Ffrmer at T6c.
OATs-Firm at 7Og72e.
BRAN--Sl 80.
HAY-PTime SZS.
Pork Firmer; asking SO 80.
BACoS-Firm at l31a@l7l2c.
LARD Dull; tierce 1S9l9c; keg 1870
O15c.
WHIsKY-Dre Drepreseed and nominal.
COFFEE Unchanged.
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EVANSVILLE, SATURD AY. APRIL 24 1869

MONTREAL, April 23.-The ice be-
gan to move ont of the river last
night, and the water is rapidly sub
siding, being now four or five feet be-
low the wharf wall. Grifintown is
left dry, but terribly dilapidated.
Danv1lle, St. Hyacinthe and st. An.
drews are badly flooded. Two men
we're drowned at the latter place. At
Langreil, several houses were swept
away and two men drowned. Two
men were also drowned at Upton.
The Grand Trunk embankment be-
tween Waterville and Lonoxville, is
washed away.
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Bnried Alive.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Two work
men, employed at the Cement Mill,
below Jeffersonville, Ind. while Dig
giDg a ditch, were buried by the cav
ing in of an embankment. One of
the party was instantly killed, an6 the
other badly injured.
Ga Sunday last five children be-
longing to the f. miles of james Crcs-
we'll aud John Wainscott, living near
Gratz, KY, were poisoned by eiting
wild carrol. The son Of Mr.. Vain
scott, aged twelve years, died after
having some forty hard convulions.
The. remaining four. Mr.. CresEell's
children, are still alive. though in a
critical condition.
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st. LOuIs MARKET.

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, April. %.
ToBACCo-Un nchanged
GoTT0N-Quiet at 2651@G7c
HEmP-Dull: small sales of undressed at
Sl45dl50; dressed S235.
FLoUR-Dull, weak and 109l5c lower on
medium and low grades; Su perff ne so. d at
81 0og5 90; Spring x 81 7595 O0; /; XXX s. 25
OF 90
WHEAT-Lower and dull for all grades
below strictly choice; fair to low choice
do. 81 500 So; strictly prime TO .ancv W mite
Il ?OgZ %; Spring declined Ic; sales at 81 OG
aSl II for good to cnoice.
GoRN-Dull and dropping. at 5495Sc in
bulk, and 63GG61 in sacks.
OATS full at 6215a65c
RYE-U nchanged, at 81 240I 2j
WHIskY-Dull and unchanged, at SIC.
GROCERIES Firm but unchanged.
PRoYLSIoNS-Quiet but firm Pork Is
quo ed sSl 0093I so, the latter for heavy.
Bacon Is loboing at l314c for shoulders and
clear rib sides, buyers last hall OF May,
at I71sc
LAKD-7Firn at I714c for good steam, and
I8c for choice kettle.
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destructive FiFa.

CHICAGO. April %. : Pomoroy's
planning mill, corner of Morgan and
Twenty second Streets, was complete
ly destroyed by fire at about 6 o'clock
this morning. Loss, SIS, 900; insured
for 81. 900 each in the following Offices
Enterprise. Cincinnati; Manhattan,
New York; Phoenix, Brooklyn; Fire
mems, Chicago; Security, New York (;
Lorillard, New York; North Ameri-
can, New York; Excelsior, New York !;
Garden City Traders, New York-in
all $4,000.
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Louisville Marker.

By telegraph LoUTsvILLE. April %.
ToBACoo-SaIes of 2l9 hogsheads at s5a
81 for common and good Jugs; sll@ll SO
Tor shipping leaf.
FLOUR-S5 50G6.
WHEAT-Sl sal 55.
CORN 65M Csc.
OATS-66d69c.
HAY-s2l O0QG22 90
NESS PoRK-s3l 2543l so.
LARD-lS15c.
BACON = Shoulders 1870; clear rib sides
lie; Gear sides l71%c.
BULK MEATs-Shou I214c }; clear sides
l61zc.
GoFToN-2634d d27c.
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New ORLEANS, April 23.-The
revenue officers have released all the
whisky seized on Wednesday, but will
continue their Investigations on sus-
pected irregularities.
The jury to day acquitted Auditor
Wickhffe on the first Indictment for
extortion. Nine other indictments
remain to be tried.
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APoLoGErIc. Owing to the fact
that the burning of our dwelling com-
pelled US to vaeate very suddenly on
Monday night, and we have been IN
disposed from exertion nd-exposuree,
the editorial matter in this issue IS
very limited. Several articles intend
ed to have been prepared are neces-
sariIy postponed. = Henderson he
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RAILROAD PETITIoNs-From the
friends of the measure we learn that
about one thousand voters nave
already signed the petitions, and 1t IS
confidently believed that the names
of three fourths or four-ffths OF the
county will be obtained. As we IN
derstand there is very little opposition
to the measure.-Henderson RepOrteT.
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Sew York cold ana STOCK Markot.

By Telegraph NEW YogK. April D.
The principle feature of Wall Street to-
day, was the sudden change in the money
market. During the mofntng there WIS
an appeara nee of activity. but the de-
mana was promptly met at Z per cent. on
ca !. In the afternoon the offerings were
Increased, and il was discovered Lnat the
supply exceeded the demand. Loans were
freeiy made at per cent, ana before
O'Clock money was offered Al and 5 per
cent, and large balances carried over in
numerous instances.
STERLING-Easier at B5SdSl%
GoLn-W without decided change; opened
at 1857, advanced 10 s3554. fell 10 1872 and
I-32, g. 3-6l 10 tiaI, ahd ll6 per cent.
Clearances sizes. 90, ,090.
GOYERSMENT5- Steady throughout the
day egletered bonds n increased demand.
Coupons; ~, ll715all75k; do. '62, 1000
III; do. '6i, ll81sQIl614; do. '65, IIs1SglISH
do. new, 1855 gll5A; do '67, Ii591I514; do.
68, ll59ll51S; 10 4Os, l0i1SG IG614.
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mr.. BRANsCoMB. who was very
strongly recommended for Postmas-
terat ST. Louis, obtains the Consulate
at Manchester. Mr.. JOHNSON, candi-
date for Marshal, obtains the Consul
ate at Hong Kong. aud General PILE,
also candidate for Postmaster, has
the nomination for Minister to Bra
zil. St. Louis seems to be especially
favored in foreign appointments.
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~ FISH that he had not heard from
his Government on the subject, when
the Secretary informed him that war
would ensue if an answer was not
forthcoming soon.
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EVENING SESSION.

BosToN, April %. - The gunboat
Seminole went into commission, yes
terday, at Charlestown Navy Yard, and
took on board a crew preparatory TO
her departure for Cuba.
The Boston hotels are already re-
ceiving numerous applications from
ali parts of the country for accommo-
dations, in June, in anticipation of
visiting the National Peace Jubilee.
Efforts are being made by the execu-
tive committee to secure the attend
ance of Strouss's famous band, from
Vienna.
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TaE Lebanon. Tenn, Herald says:
We still continue to hear the most
eucouraging news in regard to the
growing wheat crop In this county.
An unusual quantity was sown, and
il has passed through the Winter
without injury. 1t is thick upon the
ground and of fue color. With a
favorable season from now until
harvest, the yield will be equal, if il
does not eclipse. the famous crop Of
1915
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 23.-In She debate
on the Constitution in the Cortes, tire
amendment for the censorship Of the
press was rejected. The article guar
anteeing the liberty of the press, free
dom of meeting and association, and
petition was adopted. 1t is expected
that the duties on cotton and coal
will be abolished.
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IT Is reported that the Spanish
Minister called on Secretary FISH
"Wednesday last, and demanded that
a proclamation against fillibustering
should be issued. The Secretary
promptly declined, saying he saw no
reason for hindering persons from
taking up arms in their service. The
Spanish Minister, some days since,
promised full reparation for the in
suits to our fleet by the Spanish in
Cuba. Tuesday he informed Secreta-
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. April % In the Prussian
Diet, yesterday: Count Bismarck op-
posed a proposition for the publica-
ton of the official blue books, but
consented to lay the public documents
before the Diet if the members in
sisted on seeing them.
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BosToN. April 23.-Governor Claf-
lil has appointed VIM. A. Richard
son, now acting as Secretary of the
Treasury. Justice of the Superior
Court, in place of Judge Morton,
promoted to the Supreme Court.
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TORONTO, April 22.-The narrow
guage railway scheme for Ontario is
meeting with great success, aud the
prospects are that the road will be
pushed forward at once.
A meeting Of subscribers to the
projected Dominion Telegraph Com
pany has been held, and the course of
those who permitted their names to
be used as Directors censured, and
resolution was passed to legally resist
payments of further calls Tor money.
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WORCESTER, Mass, April 23--The
body of Otis Hall, buried short time
since, having been found dead, has
been exhumed, and gives evidence that
he was murdered. the skull having
been fractured. The Coroner is in
vestigating the case.
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Hint 20 A,,YerIisrrs.

Bonner, owner of the New York
Ledger and Dexter for this week, y
has slready expended $4,000 in ad-
vertisipg the latest Ledger story,
Rad Knife, and will probably
swell The amount to 100000. What
do our Evansville advertisers think of
this?
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San Francisco, April 22.-The
Republican Convention of Washing
ton Territory, net at Vancouver yes
terday. They adopted the platform
of the last National Convention at
Chicago. Mr.. L.. Garfield was unaHi-
mously nominated for delegate ID
Congress.
Gov. Seymour. of British Colum-
bia, has appointed six Commissioners
to revise the custom tariffs of the
colony
Late advices from Kodiok Island
report unusual quantities of ice and
snow.
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CONCORD, April 23.-Gov. Harre-
man does not propose resigning the
Office of Governor until his successor
is inaugurated in j une. He will then,
if there Is no objection by the Gov
ernment, enter upon the duties OF
Navy Agent at Boston,
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ONO RIVER LAND ZOE sALR.

UgTE OFFER FOR GAEE TWO
w tracts Of land, unimp proved, heavily
timbeTed and rich soil lying on Che bauks
OF the ohio River, ana adjoining the lands
County, Kentucky each tract containing
about 300 acres, and ADJOINING oaCh other.
miles from the above. bnck from the rlvof.
well umberod, unimpfOvcd, Hud medium
sOil, con utatning about 900 Hcres Il band
on the river we VIII Eell Wt Hl1 UEF urre.
ana that back from The river Ht aG per
acre--One-third cash lu hand, aud hHfnuco
ia one ana two years win notes bearing
Interest at the rate OF per cont. pnf ans
mum, and secured by lien Ou fho bend or
good personal security. MeasrH. T. lf. nud
VIM, Wallace, who i've ncnr fur lu II. viii
point out TO purchase the location. Ads
dress JAMES = WEBB. DycushuFg ky.
or SANFORD DUhCAA, Cincinnati OhtOs
aprl2 dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

A BOARD OF TRADE has been or
ganized at Paducah, Kentucy. This
is a sign of perpetuity and enterprise
on the part of that city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24
New York onItle aarket.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, April %.
CATrLE-For beef cattle the mark ct ruled
duli and heavy at 13WlCc.
HOGS Firm at I01SaIlc.
REcEPTs-867 head OF cattle, and 800 head
OF hogs.