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The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-19

FoR Tbs WIDOW Congress has passed
bill requiring that the Government shall pay
to the widow Of each soldier dying in the ser
VICE the sum of one hundred dollars
The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-19

The Chicago Tribune accounts for General
Phelps strange proclamation, by saying that
" he was aware how wide range his predeces-
sors in proclamation had travelled over, and he
desired TO otcupy The rest Of the ground"
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TERMS

ADVERTISEMENTS:
Per square Of ten lines less first insertion IS 90
Each subsequent insertion. Observation-Disclosures. l so
~ liberal discount will be made in favor of
those who advertise by the year.
CT Business Cards inserted on reasonable terms
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Legal Notice.

arE
aANInLIAM RUSSELL, who resides in Tyler
Wv County, Virginia, and Nicholas Biddle,
w no resides without the State of Ohio, and
whose place of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the e2nd. day of March
1862, John S. Way filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, and State of
Ohio, petition, in which the said Russell and
Biddle, together with Ruth Dickerson and
Dickerson Rhodes, both of said County Of
Monroe, are made defendants, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain a con-
struction of the will of Henry Dickerson, late
of said County of Monroe, deceased, and to
obtain partition of the lands of which said
Henry Dickerson died seized, the same being
situated in said Comfy of Monroe. and now
in the actual occupancy of said Ruth Dicker-
SON. and more particularly described as fol-
lows. 1t being all that part of Fractional
Section number %, in township /, of range
a, which Henry Dickerson owned in his life
time, and described on the Real Estate Regis
Ter of Monroe County as fraction number 3 of
said section. The said Way asks partition of
said lands among said several parties in said
case according to their interests, as the same
may be ascertained by the Court.
The said defendants William Russell and
Nicholas Biddle are required to answer in said
case ON or before Saturday, May a. 1852, 9TH
erwise the petition may be taken as to them
as confessed. JOHN S. WAY.
March 26, la52.-L6w. 81 -e f-r
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eW The Republicans in Indiana have
issusd q call for o Union State Conven-
ton, to be held at Indianapolis on the
18th Of June next, for the nomination OF
candidates for State Offices. to be support
ad at the coming October election. The
test in the call is 'those who are opposed
scathe- disloyal action ofstheS8thof Janu-
ary last" The Convention on the 9Th OF
January last was sdisloyai' to'the schemes
of the AbolitIonists. tSwas-for the pre-
servatiou. of .the Union, even ifsevery ne
gro in the country had to be perpetually
aslaye. andzA bolition had to be, destroyed
Thss kipd of disloyalty is the sentiment
Of Indiana sysas,E .a.se.l.sr .'lel.,s
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Legal Notice.

k1 ARGAR AM DUNN, Jonathan Dunn, jr.
,Iil David Robinson and Catharine Robinson
his wife, Mariah Robinson, Mary Jane Turner
Ephraim Ely, Robinson Ely and a daugh ghter
OF Jonathan Dunn, jr. name unknown. will
take notice that on the 26th day of March
1862, James Swallow, as Executor of Jonathan
Dunn, deceased, fled his petition in the Pro
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio. asking
Tor an order to convey the following tract of
land sold by Jonathans Dunn. in his life time,
to wit: Six acres of land off the north end of
the north west quarter of the south west quar-
ter OF section twenty nine, township two, and
range FIVE. Said petition will be for hsaIng
in the said Court ON the oath day of April 1862
r. HOLLISTER. & OKEY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Aprfl q 1S62,--eY. S3 90
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition will
IN bs presented to the Commissioners at
their June meeting, 1862, praying for an al
teration of the Road leading from Winland's 5
Mill to Woodsfeld, commencing for the same
at the head of Winland's Dam; thence across
the creek to the mouth of a run; thence up
said run to the forks; thence up south fork to
the old road leading from Winlands Mill to
the Infirmary, on the lanG of Woodman Okey.
Also. that the old road be vacated from Win
lands Mill to the west end of Joseph Schu-
machsr's Lane. April 23, ls62.-4w
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there Will be
lN Petition presented to the County Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio at their
next session, praying for alteration of the
County Road leading FROM. the mouth of
Barnes Run to. the mouth of Trail Run, Sal.
tO-eommence at the river road in
sec Z, tp. 2, range A. Thence up Barnes Run
about 100 perohes, and intersect the old road
Said alteration is to. AVOID a Iairy place ia the
old road
April %, 1s62.-4w pti A PETITIONER
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E. The Clsv veland efo:) Herald, in
poticlng the arrival in that city of VIM.
Bedell, from Nashville, says: e. Sc
s'The negroes appear to share in-the
hatred Of their masters for Northern men.
Thsy. frequently shout to stranger from
. safe retreat. "What are doing here, you
d-d Abolitionists?',
How do the Abolitionists reeoneilethe
.sanduct of the negroes with their sup
posed irrepressible desire for freedom?
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Morgan. Curtis Estate.

NOTICE is given that the Probate Court of
IN Monroe county, Ohio, declared, on the
18th day of April, 1869, the estate of Morgan
Curtis probably insolvent. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate will present
them for settlement to the undersigned, with
in six months from this date.
49,. HARRISON. CURTIS,
April 30, 1S62.-4w pd Admir-.
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Notice.
Home Testimony.

WALNUT RIDGE, Lawrence County, O., +
April s. 1859.
DR.. c. w. RoBACK-Sir:-FO the benefit of
the suffering humanity, permit me to say that
Lhave found your Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaints Mr.. p. Mye,s of this
place was prostrated with this disease, his case
was pronounced almost hopeless. A few boxes
of the Pills, and bottles of Purifier cured him
SO that he is now able to labor.
See advertisement in another column.
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
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rravsntion Of Cucumber Bugs.

East spring tried the following ex-
pesimen, ~ /. procured some coal oil as it
ran from ths retorts, strongly o6orous.
Waa thisI saturated pieces Of paper and
cl"sh of the size. say of my hand, and
placed them amoug my young cncnmber
vince, In and around the hills, putting a
small stone on each paper to keep it rom
blowing saways and taking care that no
oil touehsd. the vines. The bugs did not
trouble tlose faes Some days after, I
found bugs amoi!g other vines IN another
part Of the,garden. placed oiied papers
among these, and the bugs disappeared, !,
aud then I placed the preventige among
ell my other. yipes,. pumpkins, ,sQuashes,
e,c Not ODE 4@ss- injared by sths bugs.
Aldf ell bore good crops, 9e,a s,.1 ~,
II Ishosld, state that senle time after the
frst application, when the oil had evapo.
fated, and fhe. odors was nearly gone. l
saw very few Dogs among the vines. but
on re- ssturating the papers with oil. they
disappesred.s The oil should be renewed
occasionalIy until the vines, have become
yigoress. The vines of my neighhors
were, injured by the bugs IS in other sea
seps.e - .s L.s.
MY,expsrimeht seenied successful, but
Iwiil nos warrant 1t "a sure, until q fur
sher trial kskf&s fs-gt2TSg ~ .Ts2Ss.,-,1
szoaBasId, April aelg stA ME-
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ROAD NOTICE,

THERE will be Petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at
their next Session, praying for an alteration
in the County Road leading from Neihart
School Houseto Miller's MILL on Cranes Nest,
in Center Township. Said alteration il to
embrace much of said road as has become
impassable by a slip on the hill sida;: to be
laid ofon good ground as near the OH tract
as gooi road can be made.
April 20, 1862. A PETITIONER.
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RADwAr's REM
EDIEs combine all
that is REQ uired
for the purgation,
publication, reg
ulatfons sinvigorat
ton. and hafmo-
snizationsof I'll the
organs Of the hui
man body. !
RADvAy's REA-
pY REIfEF,h taken
as a preventive,
! fortifes the frame
against the infu-
ences of bad air,
bad water, damp,
sudden schapges
Of temperature,
: and species
. Of Infection. 1t
calms the throes
# agony as oil
stills the waves.
Taken at the first
ou t s e t of q MY
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Notice

VNO all whom it may concern, hereby warn
i all persons against buying bartering or
trading for q note of hand by me executed to
Alfred Bishop, bearing date March 18TH 1862,
calling for fifteen dollars, payable on or before
the lst day Of March, a. D. 1863, as the same
was frandulently obtained, and | am deter
mined not to pay it unless compelled by law.
af tsss 3 DAVID WARD,
April ?, 1s62.--3t. pd.
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TIE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to- take
thei- papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill and ordered them disconn
tinued. - -H. 81 IN E5X 4
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publishers, and the pa q
pers are sent to the former direction, they are \
held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that refusing toH
take periodicals from the office, or removingE
and leaving them uncaled for, is prima facie i
evidence of Intentional fraud 9, sf
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NOTICE.
John Treadwells Estate.

~
NOTICE is hereby given hat the. subscriber
1v was, ON the 25th day Of April 1862, ap,
pointed by the Probate conrt of Monroe Conn
ty, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate ofiJohn
Treadwsl, late OF, said Comfy. daceased,
PETER DILLON, Admit
April 80, l862.--St. . selseg f
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sgADwAss REasU IA TING Plilfa

-haD3 Ar - hEGUI Ia IlNGE f4BLS
Are the great regeneratve medicine Of the
age. Ladies fr yearsths yioiilns Of depress-
ing 1iie-cOnshfnfng complaints or a Special
nature, are restored to health and vigor by
Etheir,use EAn the ordinarys fec tionssofz he
Istomach, bowels, and Hvsf. isldk kto tl.s6 6rst
or second dose. Six Pills suffice in the worst
cases, and stheysope ratesin from thee tpssix
hour more efsctaa Il " thans3o of tie dfaSsic
class given in Espch naussattng qnan ttles
atedawiths ssweetgumthe Ellis hass mods;
agreeable favor. They not only cure Costive
ness gu ickly but perm snently aud in Bilious
ness they are infaiiible .Dyspeptics who havs
Suffered for years, recover u afsw weeks un.
der this painlesssope ratiou.ss They acts power
fully upon, the circulation of the blood, rem
dsring it uniform and equable throng hout til,
''''ir s. Ah !
pa NV VIC RENOU ArTTNn RE
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sex .sasffea SGfSs oif % h<<sstT 81
1r rARGzARHFsHomEIGs ssas~ SesAarsn
Nl eHoWeH sdsssassd Ssjsknss II ioxeisslsmes
hpxell.. sYhomas HoweA HasEisos Hpwsll,
Mary R3scoes Elizabeth YohQs and Daniel
Ypha her husband, Rachel Richner AMI
Nm. Richfier her . husbaud, sAngeRnsi Nvert
and, Jsce6 KiSss4 ksrsRusband9pfs ths cennty
of Monroey aud Estates Of Ohio snas lydia
Aasss, sai John Hayes her hnshsn a the
State;of Virginia, will take notice thss patti
ton was fled against them ton1 the 9tk day Of
April Az n S52, IN thss coust ssof 3orumeu
sPlsaswithin and for she cenntg sef Monroe.
and Charles Eivsrt' ana Nancy K:vert his wife,
and Rboaas sKivssit ghiswifs. and ChaFlsas skivert
and Nancy Kivert hisawif 0demsnd payti:iou
of, and has the legal right to, and isseispd In
y lss ssIp's 9 s's 4s ~ i0'',.S"s y Hssesa 81 IS "
The east Half sofsshse sousas stsqasz<er Of
section thirteen, township i've. and raasslfvc,
continuing eighty acres, pore or less; also
part of the west half Of the south east quar-
ter ofsectionf thirtssn, stoWnshipp fss and
faugssf se, oontaaniagi {sS) thisty sthsse sores;
alsJ, the north west corner of ttz6 6WeskAAlf of
thss south sesssl quartz section twelve.
texnship fya and rage f0pr containing (2a)
two and hall acres, more or less; also, the
north east quarter of the north east Quarter
of section eig hteeA, tewbship five and rang~
fsnr, sap.aiaing CAP thirty nine aeEss. ~'''e
6 Snasssf asss issn sYs. svsa, sa, ss's an
sSgs ~ &C. ssses s n
saa 5SSss Com eSSmsa fiss. sSs @ Va ', ,ass
Kivert and Rh0tl4 ~Kfvert his wife and Chal los
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disease, it cures aLone. Administered later, it
suspends the disorder. and affords an oppor
tunity for the other remedies to exercise their
benign influence. q
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e IMpoRT4NT TO pARENTs.

Every parent shoul keep sassppplysof Rad.
ways Ready Relief sonstantIysir tfes house.
II not only cures bnt.. will " ard off attacks of
Feserand Asue. Coup, Inhnenza, sofe Throat,
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever. and
Eother ihalignsnt diseases, and in, oases Of
Rhematfsm Neural eiaz C ramp, spasms., Pains,
Aches, and other infrmities, an application or
the Ready Relief exte ernaiI y. pf teaslso oonfnl
lin little water as drink, wiItstop the most
excru 5iating pains. in from sfvssto fftssp min
utes. ArE SaA5sS&s<& 80 &Ska
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria-or
Sore Throat PlagusGRadway's szRe afyg Relief
wiil<alway 8. save lie, and qnickf cure he pa
tient. :
For worms there is no medication 80 quick
as af6ose Of fSRadw ay Is Ready Rsliefa y
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ySOL VENT "a
Searches the diseased blood and purgessit it o
inf am nlatory and eorrpping particles. Fol
Chronic disease, ,suppdsedft beinfxed In tte
flesh and tissues past all help, it is the, one
sole invariable cure. There is mot fesh o.
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectent. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Tubereies on the lungs, allforms of uiceratior
inward sor outward, snccumb before its anti
septic an nti-inf amnlatorv action. sRNE i
S Radway's Rem dies are son BIZ Dsuggis.s
everywhere.
RADWAY s. CO., % John Street. N. II
j. M. RKBRIDE,
J. T. JUDK1No. Agents
May Z, 1s62.-5t sA-N h
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eozwHlfsui Johnsoaeosf rTsEIB saidoE oEaissSeth
ks0 Iazagaiast 10 sss@ i sohnsonis hereby
Sc Elisabeth johnson. notified, that William
Johnston, has fled in the Clerks of once OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mohroe g6un-
Fly, aohio, Ills petition for Divorce, beosuse of
tlel Kiful absence Of said defsnftant for more
than three years. said case will bs for hear
ing at the May Term of said Court. "
r.. 1.'h''sf' - EDWARD ARCHB0ED;s
fsstsass ~ yaas 10 Atty Tor PlsfstSR
lsssisDAsIzL " ACTON, ,Clerksssssa sot7 yu9
tsuAprh 2elss2%-s eve ala $50. .sA,ov sw
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Notice of Appointment as Admins
TRAITOR.
HhtsTihk kRAT8.-...-. ...-..-NM NJ HEiLA A
KRATZ g HEILMAN.


MANUFACTURER AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrnstng Machines, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND,
EEVIE PROPRTETORS OF TIE CITY FOUh
~ dry beg Leave TO inform their friends and thu
public in general, that they are prepared to do oil.
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
add everything appertainiDg to the Foundry bust.
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AM
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw MID
Machinery and Mil Gearing of any size Distil.
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Ttrashng Machines, Malt Mills,
Hcrsepc wers Corue he!lers a hinery of all DIS
mado and repaired. Iron aud Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefrcnts Cellar G ares
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware Dog Irons, &C:
Supplied with every description of Copper anc
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RSfrigcrators
Attemporstyrs, Sparges, Stillhesds and Worms OF
an Improved principle, Columns for Alcohol StilA
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons, Re; Copper, Load and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of cvt q
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, e Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent 10 all parts 70 fit up work and a,
repaIrs on steam Boilers, Copper and shset Irci
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens lmrros
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Mach
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hoec, a
of the best kind; Tinplaie, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Bsbit Metal SpeIter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the bost Machnet,
and worlmen, and will give all work entrusted e
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
RS- Office and Sale Rooms, No. so Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard az I Machine Shop on ins
street, between First 1econd streets, Evans.
vile, Indiana. decT
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Gunhont Heroes.

We are glBd to see Capt. Graham, Of the
Tylor, gallant officer, 10 our city. He and
Lieut. Worden, of the Moniter, are the two
heroes of the naval portion of the present
war the only difference tsing that the lat
ter was protected in bis fearful encounter
by iron walls and was severely injured,
while Capt. Grshsm, commanding merely
a wooden gunboat, maintained FOR fifteen
miles, half the time without any support, q
running fight with his formidable iron-clad
adversary, and ESCAPED without scratch.
From the mouth of the Yezoo to Vicksburg
the fighting distance between the Arkansas
az the Tylor was not less than two hun
dred yards. The rifled shot and shell plung-
ed through and through the Tyler, fortu-
nately touching none OF her machinery, but
Gripping her by several shots through her
smoke stack aud through her escape pipe.
IL is Capt. Grsham's impression that sumo
of his shots passed through his adversary's
iron sides, as be counted FIVE holes through
her starboard side, which was not EXPOSED
10 the feet. Issfauas3
Captain Graham takes command Of the
Mound City to day, and has transferred bis
crew to that vessel. BE says the Arkansas
will never again dare to come out-for if
she does, she is certain to be taken. He is
confident that, with the vessel which he
now commands, and one of tquaI power, be
could take her without any difficulty. Two
boats together could crowd her ashore and
strand her, and then she would be useless.
We hope the opportunity may soon be Civ,
en- Memphis Bulletin. aris
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GoINs TO SLEEP.-As we feared would
be the case we regret to say our merchants
and citizens in general are fast going back
into the state Of apathy and self-security
which existed when the raid was made on
Newburg. We have told our people, time
and again, that there is danger menaciug
rs. They disregard it-disbelieve it, and
return, the one to his farm aud the other to
bis merchandise. We now tell you again,
citizens of Evansville, and of the whole
border OF the lower Ohio, you are sleeping
over a volcano, the internal fires Of which
are heaving and swelling. We speak adj
gissdly, and we warn our citizens of their
Hanger. Will they regard it, or will they
sleep till destruction over axes US and our
city?
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River News.

Still the river declines, and new bars are
beginning to raise their heads above the
surface of the water. The rise above is SO
light that there will be little of it reach
here, and in the meantime unless we have
heavy rains, we may count on low river.
But few boats made their appearance yes
terday. s-.,...--
The Courier arrived from Cairo at 9
o'clock yesterday morning, with magnii-
cent trip of tobacco and cotton. She left
at noon yesterday with email trip. p
The Eugene arrived at 6 o'clock yester-
day morning from below, with a fine trip
of cotton and tobacco She leftat 6 o'clock
last evening with good passenger list and
some freight. t rs s'os ~
The Matte Cook, after q heightened So
journ up Green river, arrived at our wharf
yesterday afternoon, With full cargo of
tobacco from Ceralvo.
\ Capt. Drinkwa,er, deeming the naviga-
tiof of the river quite safe, will probably
leave for Ceralvo and Woodbury. this after
noon. al5a.. 1e-
. The Big Grey Eagle, crowded with pas
sengers, end with some freight, arrived at
81 O'Clock last evening, and proceeded to
Henderson,. She will return 20 Louisville
with load of mules and wagons for the
Government.
The steamer Tycoon will be at the wharf
at daylight on Thursday morning, en- route
to Memphis. Freight intended for her
should be left with John B. Hall to-day.
N The Government steam gunbont Mooar,
with Government supplies, went on a cruise
along the Kentucky shore last night
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1ln.on Executive Committee, First
Ccurressi6naI Distrtc., appointed
by the Dslegates from th.s District
to the Upfan statc Convention,
june rs, 1s62. u 49,. : EsFs.
! sDauiess C5nfy.--Princs iDal, u W. Burton;
~ 7tingeut, Michael Riley.
Dvso.,,t County Principal, HatVt " ofeen
Conringrn,. sahn Aebriuger,
Gibson County, Principal, VIM. Kufiz;
Contingent Willis How, 7 49,
Knor Comy.-Principa,, Sas Y, bu'cn-
inson Contingent, Martin AgneN,.r ,r..- -
Martin County, Principal, Hen,.y ..
Johnson Contingent, Thos. Brown.
Fike County. Principal, Goodlet Nor
gan Contingent, Thomas Knight.
Poscy County Principal John A: Mann;
Contingent, Lawrence James. > y - AAt
Spencer County. Principal, L. s. Gil.
key; Contingent, J. s. Houghland.
Vanderburgh County Principal, James
E. Blythe; Contingent, Jas. Fl. McNeely.
Wdrrick County, Principal, Alyah John
son; Contingent, DR.. W. L. Barker. - !,
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NEW YORK MAKKET
New YORK, July 30.

VIEW 1OhhI July 90.
FLOUR less active, without important
change; 5 25@5 40 for common to me-
dium extra western; 5 1905 55 for CON-
mon TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio 5 5000 SO for trade brands,
with no buyers at outside figures. ~
WHEAT lie better, with good export de-
mapd. Private accounts per the Ksna are
quite favorable. Milwaukee Club l6M
20; white western red 2s@l 80; white
Ohiol 36@I 81.
RYE firm.
BARLEY dull and nominal.
Corn lc better at 56@57 for old mixed
western.
COFFEE 6rm at 223 for Rio. lITE-
SUGAR firm; Cuba at ls4@s2; New Or
leans s5@lo.
E Pork opened quiet and closed a shade
hrmer at 10 S7@ll 90 for mess, and 90
for prime.
MONEY abundant and rates easier at 566
per cent on call. Sterling exchange dull
and dropping. Bankers bills l 27}@
l 273. American gold lower, opening at
at LOO and closing at 53(9I55.