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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

OF A subscription for the purpose of pur-
chasing sword 10 be presented to the Gal
liant Capt. Walker, of the "Texian Ringers
in now opened at fhe Commercial Exchange
Among The subscribers names already appen-
ded, we notice many of our distinguished
citzens-N o. TrOpic.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

Or We give up our columns to-day to
the news fiom our army, and from Washing
ION relating thereto. |, will be found inter-
erting to our country readers. Our town
subscribers will be furnished with an extra
should additional particulars be received be-
fore our next regular issue.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

erGov. Brown, of Tennessee, has issued
Probation, requiring the Volunteer Com
panies Of that State to hold themselves IN
readiness to answer without delay, any call
that may be made on them.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

rThe Texas fever is raging in the cas-
tern cities as we'll as here. In New YORK
several companies Of volunteers are being
raised, and the walls are filed with placards
headed "To arms! to arms! Mexico or
DEATH"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND DEArm--
We learn from the officers Of The Steamboat
Belle of Illinois, which arrived here on Sun
day night last, that about the mouth of the
Wabash, deer was discovered swimming the
river, when Mr.. c. II. Bedell, of Mt. Carmel,
clerk and part owner Of the boat, sought his
rife to shoot the deer. Doubling whether
the gun was loaded, he placed the mussle TO
hi mouth to blow into il, and pushed back
the cock with bis foot, which slipped and the
cock came down on the cap so hard That it
bursted and fred off the gun. The bali en-
tered his mouth, and ranging upwards, pass
ed out the back Of his head, causing death.
His remains were conveyed from this place 10
Mt. Carmel on Monday. He was a young
man of promise, and has left numerous rela-
sjyes TO mourn his uniimeIy end.
0TAt ST. Louis, 600 Volunteers are rea-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

OF The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore American writes under date OF
the IA.
Major General Scott, it is rumored, has
been placed n the command of the amy
upon the frontier, and the President will al
once order out thirty Thousand of the 6fiH
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

E We return our thanks to the gentle
manly officers Of the Tom Metcalfe for Their
constant favors. The Metcalie is constant
ly increasing in popularity with the public,
and she deserves il.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

INDIANA MovING.-The New Albany, Qa.)
Spencer Grey's have held meeting and de-
cided TO tender their services 10 Gov. Whit
comb to aid Gen. Taylor.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
9.400
TotnIoGreouisition,

Gen. Gaines. with the promptitude which
churacterizes all his actions, has requested each
of the Governors of the above States to ANrIcI-
PATE the requisition of the President Of the Unit
ted States by mastering and forw arding the men
called for even should that requisition not reach
them before they are ready. Thus waving all
formality SO as to aid in procuring prompt and
decisive victory over our Mexican foes.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

~ The race between Fashion and Orator
over the Canton course, Baltimore, on the
l4th, was won by Fashion, in :36, Z :5l.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
REMOVAL.

We have removed>our Office few doors
lower down on First~streets to the large
frame building, formerly occupied by T :
Amory. Jr.. where we invite our friends to
call upon us.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
GLORIOUS NEWSM!

TIE MEXICAN HAWKS DEFEATED!
VICTORY OF GENERAL TAYLOR. 700
OF THE ENEMY SLAIN! MATAMOROS
IN ASHES!!!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
Total amount OF men.

The above are all to be Infantry and Ritie.
men.
And one Regiment to comprise ] 900
mount ed gun-men. TO be raised IN
Louisiana, under command of Col.
Lafayette Saunders, an sold veter-
amp who was with Gen Carroll du-
ring the last war, and performed
most valuable services, add to the
above, isOuO
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

erAt ST. Louis, 600 Volunteers are rea-
dy for Euarch and fight
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
OA BAGS Prime Rio Coffee receiv.

Wv ed per steamer Glencoe, and tor sale by
may 2l-tt. STOCKW ELL g. CORBET.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21
GEN, GAINES.

REauIsrrIoS FOR MORE TRooPs.-We learn
that Major General Gaines, commanding the
Western division of the U. s, A. has made
reqnisi,ion upon the Governors Of the following
States for additional troops,to proceed as soon
as ready 10 the Rio Grande.viz;
Tennessee to furnish 4 regiments,
of 600 men each, 10Y 10y
Kentuckeyth same, E,sOO
Missouri two regiments isSOO
Mississippi two regiments, isao oo
Alabama two regiments, izoo
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-21

TIE WAR BILL. The following is the
form in which the bill, declaring the exis-
tence of war between the United States and
Mexico, has received the sanction OF both
- s
houses of Congress:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24

man by the name of Cole, belonging to Capt
Stewards company, who had been sick for
eight or ten days on the ship, was dead. He
is to be buried this evening, at shutdown. The
ceremony at the grave Of Beacham, was per-
formed by our fighting preacher, Allied Day.
He delivered an excellent address and admon-
ton to the men.
There is on this Island, about so Mexicans,
men and women, poor, detected and ptiful
looking creatures, about copper color. The
thermometer ranges about l0l deg. here.
am very sore from the effects the sun, but in
excellent health, with first rate appetite. Our
Island is about miles long and half mile
wide, with scarcely blade Of grass on it-not
even chapparel as high as your knee We
expect to leave here in a few days for Barita,
but don't know how long we will stay there
We shall soon be on our way to Matamoras,
whele we all want to 60. There is on this ISL
and, about ., 800 soldiers, from Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and Alabama, and last, but not least,
HGrytand-they are all militia, without uni
foims. When we marched on the Island, they
thought we were regulars by our discipline.
The Col. of the st. Louis Legion told me that
he never saw a better drilled and better look
ing set of mon in his life. One Of Paul Rue
kles sons is here in Tennessee company, and
DR.. AdreOn is surgeon to one of the Missouri
Legions We are going to take the rag off the
bush among the volunteers in this campaign.
1t is very pretty sight to see 500 tents on
our Island, which being so exceedingly level ,af-
tords a splendid view.
The whole battalion is in good health o.
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er heretofore invented. As proof of the correctness
of this assertion, no public advertisement has been
made of its virtues since its invention, from the fact
that few having been tried under the advice of some
medical men, the reputation the article attained was
at once, great, that the supply could not be Kent
up equal to the demand. Having now, however
erected large steam factory, and completed all his
arrangements tokeep up a constant supply for home
consumption, as well as for expectation abroad, he
has thought proper to place before the public for the
benefit OF those suffering under tn terrible disease
of rupture, the fact Of the existence of an instn-
ment from which certain relief can be obtained.
This TRUSS is warranted TO work well. in all its
parts, or the money will be refunded For sale at
the mandatory of
G. G. REINHARDT & co.
Cutler and Surgical instrumental Manufacturers,
No. 9 Light street,
adjoining the Fountain InR, Baltimore.
IL is deemed unnecessary TO say more than to sub
init the following references, and to add that certif
Gates of cures may be seen at the store.
REFERENCES:
NJ R. Smith, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery; Jno. w. r.
Dunbar, NJ. D.; Richard w. Hall, NJ, d. Charles B
Gibson, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery II, Willis Bailey NJ
D., Prof. of Medicine; Sam. Amman, NJ. D., Prof. o
Obstetrics, Pennsylvania University; w. K. Handy
NJ. D.. Prof Chew; Prot. J. c. S. Monkur; Dr. Milten
berger; Drs, John and Thomas Buckler; DR.. Hintze
Or. Baer, and number of others, ma29- eO2m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24

Should reflect that a sound and body are The most
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubial happiness
Indeed, without these, the journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
ems to the view-the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy reflection, thai
the happiness of another becomes blighled with our
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

WWHERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for GonOnhe, elects, Structures, Sc
minal Weakness, pain in the L ons, affections of the
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if moi
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body, Thisremedy will alps
cure ImpOteDcy, and every symptom Of a
SECRET Disease.
A CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from BatmOle-st., 2nd
door from the corner-rght opposite the Poce office
Be particular in observing the name ont ne deoI
and window, or you will mistake the place,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24

This Truss, for the
cure of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered to the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object it
nrnfacSns Than ony ~
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Naval. The U. S. brig Truxton, Comman-
der Carpenter, sailed from Havana, on the 9TH
inst, on a cruise around the Island
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24

BIGAMY. Joseph Mortimer, who halls from
New York, has been convicted of bigamy at
the Old Baily, London, and sentenced to seven
years transportation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24

THE END OF Doc DAYS. Three hundred
and seventy-three dogs have been killed in N.
York by the authority of the mayor, within
very short time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24
BRAzos SANTIAGO, july 4.

BRAZos SANTIAGO, July 4.
| embrace this opportunity to send letter
home. To-day has been gloomy one on the
Island. Yesterday, Capt. Kenly buried one of
his men, who was drowned in the surf. His
name is Richard H. Belt, from Carroll county.
Just as we were about to start to the funeral,
one of Capt. Piper's men came up to him, and
told him that one of the men was dying. Capt.
Piper Immediately went to his tent and found
that life was gone. He died from excessive
heat and exposure, by lying in the sun at noon
day. His name was Benjamin Beacham. He
lived in Old Town, and has left wife and
children. Capt. Stewarts company attended
the funeral in body, with all the officers Of
the battalion. We had hardly returned from
the grave, when we were informed that young
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PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

VdT VIII DC dLIHCTItu 70 Inc freight ITHIn, GaVlng
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock
PM arriving in Baltimore about half past7
Q3-This line will also enable citizens Of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning NJ all Train, to devote
Grace or Port Deposi'e, and return to Baltimore by
dusk,
T4*Fishermen and Sportsmen generally will find
this very seasonabe train 10 return early in the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-24
THE BALTIIORE VOLUNTEERs.

4 IEN4 ASItI1 ANIU1hhI v OIU IT EIlItS,
Health Of The Baltimore VoI,mteers-Shock of
an Observation-Disclosures Of Gen. Taylor The
Mexican Forces, Sc. We have been politely
furnished with the following extracts of letters,
written by members attached to Capt. Pipers
fine company of volunteers, and received by
the arrival of the steamship Massachusetts, at
New Orleans. We are glad to learn from 9TH
err sources, also, that the battalion under Col.
Watson is in good health, and "eager for the
fray"
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BRAzos SANTIAGO, July 9, 1916.

here this evening, for New Orleans, thought
would write few lines by her. We are all
we'll, and perfectly satisfied with. our situation,
being comfortably fixed in our tents, which are
all up. Our Captain, James S. Piper, Esq, is
highly esteemed here, as an accomplished otfi-
GER.
| visited Point Isabel yesterday, and went
through the hospitals, where | saw all the sick
and wounded-some without legs, and others
with only one. also inspected all the mus
kerry that was taken by Gen. Taylor from the
Mexicans at Matamoras, besides various other
things which were captured from the enemy.
have very little news TO communicate from this
"Island of sand )" but have determined TO write
letter, even fit contain nothing that is new.
A shock of an earthquake was felt here on
the night of the 4th of July. The guard tells
me that tho Island rocked like ship at sea.
No damage done.
We leave here the day after tomorrow for
Monrovia, above Matamoras.
Having no place to write on, have hastily
scrubbed the above letter on the top of box.
Yours, S.
P,S. have just learned that Gen Taylor
starts in few days from Matamoras towards
Monterey, where "a 900 Mexicans are station
ed. 1t is the opinion of the officers in the ar
my, that the war is just begun, SO that we are
just in time.
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THE G GREATEST INVENTION KNOW WIN
REINHA RDT'S
PATENT GLASS PAD DOUBLE AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-25
A CARD.
mn. BANNING win continue hi, snx a, ,hs

III IL. bANNlNG VIII continue his Etay nj the
~ frthans. drfrE week ai-o. he
nuously IN rrfc enfe b he cf he Bodv
o1tg ul.tlu, N'aaue ~ ICE, ~. Of
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and wshstes ~ tbs body Tni b
tE 80 shn ~sain OF the pin
enc AMI s-ode accompanied by tsrns. sf The
ind nr wa cling rans part uar'y In Of the
by 60 dn-ss IA feet nunbne.
sId o. of u1tVa especially towards cveriBE eLD,
weakn' o. ehii Iue rrau
tou'y fr lea diys rs Confederation refunded
ocCssioned.
Tie In tfsmFnt o9sutss rpy, support n the
bach ani iHg ' nksn pie Of orEsLs proper place
Medical men ar invited to call
Armhe 10 'ance.
Rtue eiiizers Of Richmond a IN III
nmei ais effect.
TRoN rSoEssE1E GODDARD or PHILADELPHIA.
have cinnned bt Larnnss insum'nt ft the
atd Brssfieel sgssyiss OF The
ami am sstonphsa ice H. ed IN b..
views OF 1pPl cab 81 ane nh
them 10 be gy impOiisn therefor. daily r-ermDend
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STEPHEN =. KIRBY,
kEARNEY RODGERS.
srEPHTN BROWN.
ALIEN. a. WHITING,
de lS--u N. MCLEAN
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NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Fs !. ~ n: r rs az ey: s2 Sy az =
Drawn Nos of Nonon-aIa No. ST:
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Dawn No. Of y. D. I-, O' No ,oo-p.e. I'm.
81 81 65 20 IL IS 80 10 II 81 50 50 65
wha;s Nos 10 ~ So aPn'e Of 'i2' .Od and g.d ~
Pawn Nos IF A.er,n.ria R. Dee Isth' 800
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T'ese" Mo- "a D -. Capital sold and paid BY
Dawn No. OF Lsessurs. No. 81, Dec 81
Ticket Nos 81 -, arr Of 500. sod aad pad By
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Thur-ay-New Jersey No TO-? Cnriala 10000 Of 5000
Of $50 Ct 2OOO of 1900. of 1900 70 Nos, "a
drawn. Tickets Is; hnye, so qu.re-l2S.
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62e quarters 3le-
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% NO LorrERy-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
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Pm. ao $500 $1,000 Pine ss.: 1sG
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Of % who.e' sisS halves 60; glaren 30.
Leesburg Lottery g. for I545 to be drawn at Rich
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- NO. LorrERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Prizes .sl2 600 10 Prizes ........ sSnC
10 ....Jl......... 1000 20 -. 10 =. ........ 4OC
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OF RuyerI rerel my Prles which /, eri--r,t
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drawing when r'qlesed-
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New Year Gifts for 1917.
$4,000, 20 each of 5000
Maryland Lottery for the bsr.h 81 sl,quchann Canal
Class No g. 10 be dawn Bahimo 2 J,nIaIy 9Th I-i7
~ Nos n DRAWN
Capital .ssooCO 20 Capfa's .......s 400
90 Capitals of......... 600 90 .eo........... 200
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Tobacco Sorrows, Pres,e, aud Fixture.
Ivy wellington sioddin. Auct.
VALUABLE PAMUNREY FARM FOR SALE.



INTENDING 'orem5ve peimansnty TO- the
health % the 'si'te t'ccal' puh by Of NJ.
the comfy OF Al'tH a- IA MordIy the 2sih day
esmbef nett al - oe0ck ~ u n lly there
aier 81 II Puzzle Auc upon pr-!aes WOODBURY.
sIAlE lying the PamuLkcy Eire Iniy Hanover
three miles fellow the Courthouse, and cry Richmond
The rte contains 500 o.
IA lEd the gnan o, growing TIiIR
~ Bu-HELS oF WHEAT To IH9 ACRE. TIE lind : IN 4,
good s1ie o. AMI the crop Wheat present
year on one OF the .rts has produced 1900 hu he's
There . SNAIL d~c ling HNus" oC o-r rrua
win SasIs Barns &c. and numter NJ com Die
Cab n for coube tie required es;lt Cla1-
Gus 10 The house. OF the sprnTs wafer liver Viz.
gina The neishbohOcc highly Intelligent; nd arrr ne.
Atihe sane limo and fsce shall Pusi ely b-iwe F,nv
and sixty varahe Scvcs sting Of Men men a-d chi IT, n
WA such kinds Of SOCK may remove =ad the
crops Of Cor. Fodder, *, &c.
TERMS OF sALEs-Ths and viii b. 500 on ere lf- c.. ere
two ami hrc wrh by bend ami 70
proved p rsorai y :ru-t on the land The
sve TOT cash and tie 'tocks and - moatts
20 sI'uais ovrs s-nl with bond an security.
vi Jones tire m1ra-r o. the any one de-
'iro-s Of seeing T. snd si'e every Ii.Im wsa,d.
l6 A S,FVENsOS
an dsosei 20 Rent for term NJ sc r. the Cr,s
Week Es-al- ADJOINING Wood5 and r,ai refner OF
W ans Cater Esquire. cont saG 700 acres -rs
liE o. n"ta'ey on ne Panuuk"y There rec ere
this i on Tire an; tttys- aud 900 bushels en- Tenn
Of Ease most ihal 10 cooi sgrcJIs esaat the object
heitr rather improvement @ 40 .urst.a NOD.
The sale VII be CONDUCTED BY Go sn 10 whom reference
Re MADE no I'D,
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BRooEtyS, Jan. %, 1916.
Me''u. ions WISER Co,
HANDSOME PRENENTS.

F0r CHRISTMAS anil Nor YEARS DOUi
NAJ a. T.. MOST GuC csrsrt 'uly the
W Public Errrin u, hu hr his hand, @ SIN ore
No i6i, Nan Sfr't asoI'n Of Musical lns5ur- e.
sting n ynr'y, n amo every &c erptou n
Nhc sIieh" Ter Chtif md sew prrs
ACCORD oNH, vtuisF In prce from ? 10 $50. Tho most
b-autlf auorm nj tfsfed Tor sale IN the
GIIIARS % French Spanish Ani Grnsn Patterns. u
unsur1-fsef.
TLUrrS AM CLARIoNETa OF dasrrni un's from The ripc
Ksyd 60" he A. So 'be clear tossed Pco, whatever
prcs y1u p'esse.
FLAGEoLEIs and double great variety, ,fes'
IS cts q, eie
In itrge Nvoftucn' ~ ROOF NfpLlNEtn b. cty
4 rr.t variety Of ftrfS u.fayd IRIS. &c -.
BR sea lNFTRuMUNTff ry.f e, tc'crpupu
MS CAL BUNfs &c, SC.
4 NUN .ct Of popular SONGS MARCHES wAtTZEs. Ge. o..
cet fn a-arrci M to,c 1 SO ard ~ each pt,es
ton 80 cfs ~ $50, vc fusb. os prcsnt
~ yolrci,r NJ c SsH Of hr G,Ecn tye No tG Mau &C.,
o1prsrc b. M. 49, De -
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RECRTTTS-PECRTJTSy

WANTED. OBe Hundred strong. active Young
w MEN 10 ,cre with Rocket AMI Mountain Hogg,l Bate
preparing By the UTtn DeparH. immediate
plEtuTc.
In p,y provision, and ,'hng b. corps te superior shy
yet d. and OF used constantly
with TIE atSaurc 0i the arnr.
The highest era Tor courage aus physical ability
required tor admission the Apply r. l. K ny
gi o-Snlnee Ps1 Gunion Franklin Capt
smith. 'hc r chmoad Rcniczyous.
premium Of two dollars viii be paid any bringing pro
. he Rendezvous d.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRLroRrEp ooRREcrED FoR wriG.l
DEeSHBEk IS, 1916.
TOBACCo-No change in the market.
fLOUR-hed at S5t
WHEAT-iV0aI05c for prime-inferior s0a95e.
CORN-55c.
oArS-33a35c. from DcpoI-in demand.
CUT NAILS to Ate.
TEAS-lm Imperial and GunPowder soc. to 81 IS; Black
25a50e.
wHiSKEY-Bbls. 2le; Hogsheads Csc.
MULASSGS-N. Orleans &c.; PoruJ Rico .Sa3Oc.
Cuba l6a22c Stock very Light.
cANDLEs-sperm a7s2se.; Patent Sperm doc; Hulls
Patent lie; Tslow lOal2s.
COFFEE-ln anticipation that Congress will place n
duty this article the market very hrm with nm
vance Of l q We quote sguayTa etasle; Rio saS4c;
Java lOalI5 ]; ST. Domingo 6bs7.
CLOVER SEED-S5.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
PIG lRON-S25 To -.
FlSl-ilorrings, No. l, 81, No. 9, 81 receipts over
Oll.-Winter strained oil best lis cts.
PROVlSlONS-BacOn. Smh6eld 81 cents; Western
Sides 6iGts; Shoulders 4ia5 and Baltimore sides
6a6tc Shoulders i1a5 cta; Hams 61,7i; Lard sastc.
FLASTER-tron the Wharf, s3i2b per ton do.
Bssn 81 to il21.
'sUGARS--The cargo of bark Ph0nix from New Or
leans 1870 hhds sold ut So 30; r. Rico brings "a
9.c.: St. Cfox 9alOc.
SuOT-5aj3.
SALT--Sa has become very scarce and would to-
day command 81 ,s0aSa.
CArTLE-Bccf from S3t to A; Sheep from s. to 81
HCys IS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-25
lotteries.
ID. FAME a. CO..

D.PAsNE 81 CO.,
MA Frs OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond. ya.
CnRISTuAs PnEsENrs FOR rstG.
TENHE following Cnd SShuss prf,atei u. poas Of
u Foitun.'s HoHs They offered P.-ssnta
asd oss NhI jesous Of obsnnr them for
a snail should make ,.ieeton forward ottrr to
q. W. PURCELL. kishrnaGd, Wilma.
$50 OCO 10000,
Is Drawn Nos o. a Oh package e rs Tieksts
SPLENDID FOR PACKAGES
Grand Cons daiej IDlrt Gas. So Saturday
December 26ih 1896 a Whining o
rs NUMERALS DRAWN
PTEe of......... $4,000 10 Prizes
.do............ 10000 10 .do........... 400
.do........... COCO 10 .So........... 100
-. .dp........... 1000 10 .do............ kOa
....do.......... 1900 400 .do............ $50
10 .do............ $500 ke. &c
Ticket. $40: qraiterl So a package