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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-27


ST. PAUL. June 26, 1882.
WHEAT. Prime No. 5O@53c, Milling 5sc
RYE; 25a3Oc 10 bushel.
BARLEY SOC do
CORN. $50 do
TIMOTHY. 50 10 bushel.
FLOUR. Superine So 90, extra 81 90.
CORN MEAL. % bag 90c.
BEANS. White % bushel 75aSOc.
BUTTER. Firkin % b Case, country, in
NESS PORK. % Dbl. $40.
MESS BEEF. % Dbl. $lOall.
BACON. Sugar cured7aSc, canvassed, 7aec,
plain 5a6c. shoulders, 4a5, C.
DRIED BEEF. 12al3c 70 To.
LARD. S3 ID, 6a7c.
SUGAR. N o. % 10, Ssa99c, Havana l0alOs,
refined, A 4 3, llall5, Cuba, refined, ll5al3,
TEAS Black 40a9Gc; Green Tea SOal,25.
COFFEE. Prime Rio per Id. 2Oa2lc, La.
guayra 23c, Java 25a2Sc.
RICE, 19 Id &c.
SALT, Prime article, 50 so 10 Dbl.
EGGS. 10 doz sal0c.
FRUITS, Green Apples % Dbl So 5Oa3 70 ;
dried. 10 ID Z LAS l-2c Peaches. 9al2 lie !;
Cranberries, % bush. 75al0Oc Raisins So 5Oa
375 % box; half boxes, So; Prunes, 9 Liza
10 IL; Ourants, l2al5c Almonds, lIalsc.
FISH. No. Mackerel, 4s Dbl $40 +; No. 2
Sl4 NO. =, Sl4. Dry Cod, S8 cwt Sc 50a7 SO.
Scaled Herring, S3 box, 75c.
CANDLES. Mould Tallow, 10c 70 Star
15al6; Adamantine, zoe /; Sperm, 4Oa50
TALLOW. Rendered 7073, unrendered SC.
CHEESE. w. r. 43 ID 9alO; E. D. llal2c.
WHISKEY. Rectiied Common, % ga, 25a2S.
Monongahela, 50a75c Old Bourbon, 6Oa75
CIDER. 5P bbl7 50aSS; Tierces, $40.
POTATOES. Neshannocks and pink eyes.
% bushel. 25a30c. Mixed lots, zoe. /.
ONIONS, 49 bush, 25a35c.
UILS. Carbon, % gal., 4Oa5Oc. Whale, S5a
90c. Neatsfoot, 81 so. Lard, 65a95c. Linseed
81. Turpentine, 81 so.
WHITE LEAD, 10 cwt., 81 50aS so.
MOLASSES. Plantation S9 gall, 40a45c. Su.
gar House, 48a50c. Golden Syrup, 65a70c.
LEAD AND SHOT. Pig % ID &c. Bar 7ac.
LIME. Prime Point Byron, $50. Alton,
81 rs.
SOAPS. Common SB ID 43a5c. Family, 5ac.
Palm, 5ia6c. CASTLE, 14al6c.
GLASS. American Window, 8x10, 50 GOA
2,25. l0xl2, 50 25a2 so. l0x14. 50 50a2 rs.
l0xl6 to l2x16, 50 75a3 90. l2x18 to I2x2O.
81 0Oa5 90. Per ton, about s. 00alO 90.
POWDER, FIG and FFFG. Is 1b kegs 80.
l2A ID kegs 5, 81 ID kegs 2.75.
SPORTING, In tin kegs, 81 lbs $40.
EAGLE RIFLE, In cases of rs canisters of
b each, SIS; Half do $50; Quarter do S.
SPORTING, In cases of Is canisters, half mound
each, So, IL canisters one pound each. Z.
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Firing Upon Sick SOldiers-- The Pun
ishment Melted out to the Assassins.

-Four sick Union soldiers were, about the
9th day Of May, fired on by concealed assas.
sins, in the town of Houma, Louisiana
two of them were killed and the others
wounded. Lieutenant Colonel Keith, of the
Twenty'frst Indiana regiment, was ordered
by General Butler to take detachment Of
his regiment, proceed to Honn,o, and mete
out punishment to the offenders. They
managed to escape, but the order relative
to the destruction of their property was
carried out. 1t is as follows:
From the New Orleans Delta. June l.
HEADQUA KTERs DETACHMENT, 2IsT IND. Vol.
HoUMA, La, May l6, 1861.
In compliance with an order from Major
General Butler, I hereby order the follow
ing property of the parties hereinafter
named, destroyed by fire or otherwise, but
in such manner as not to endanger or de.
strcy adjacent property owned By parties
not herein named; said property all situated
in the parish of TerreboDne, to wit:
Buildings, outbuildings, and personal
property of Howard Bond, near the town
OF HOuma. Buildings on the premises Of
Col. Robinson.
Property of +. Gatewood, real and per-
sonal.
Property of DR.. Jennings. Property of
N. Wood. The Ceres newspaper estab-
lishment. Parish jail.
Property of B. Cooper.
Property of Gilbert Hatch. House of
E. N. Dutrall. Property of Crowel.
The parties above named, and whose pro
perty is to be destroyed, are known to be
identified in greater Or less degree in the
murder of two soldiers, and wousding of 20
others belonging to the t3enty first regiment
Indiana Volunteers, on the - day of May,
near Houma. The Jail is destroyed because
permitted to be used as place Of confine
meat to one of the wounded men.
t1 JOHN A. KEITH,
Lieutenant Colonel Twenty.frst Indiana Vol.
unteers, commanding detachment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE 1.-THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.-WILLIAn A. BATcHELoR's celebrated
HAIR Dye produces color not to be distinguished from
nature-warrantedn not to inure the Hair in the least
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invgoraes the
Hair for life. GREY RED. HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, DC.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
hLOR, on THE FOUR SIDES EACH BOX.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET.,
NEW YORK.
(Late 2S3 Broadway and l6 Bond street.) jei dGwly
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DIED..

In st. Paul. on the POI inst. Miss CASSADELIA
PATTERSON, in the 2Eh year Of her age.
Her friends are requested attend her funeral from
the residence of John r. Palmer on the c4th at 10
O'Clock.
Cincinnati and Chambersburg (Pa) papers please
copy.
At White Bear, on Tuesday the 23d inst, VlLLEROY
WILLIAM. youngest child of William Stiles, aged one
year.
HOn Thursday morning, Mr. JOHN PIGHErTI for.
mery of Galena, Illinois.
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co NJ NJ Ell CIAL.


MONDAY. 20. A. NJ.
The wheat market was very dull this morn.
ing and the tendency of prices rather down.
ward. Buyers were generally awaiting ad.
vices from the East, and those who came into
the market were unwilling to buy except at a
reduction of lc from Saturdays prices. No
sales of any account took place at the depots.
The receipts will amount to about $4,000 bush.
els.
MILWAUKEE, June "a.
FLOUR-frm.
WHEAT-fair business and one cent better.
Sales of No l at 8Cc, 76c for No2.
Freights firm. To Buffalo 5000.
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MARRIED..

At St. Johns Church in the Wilderness, White Bear
on Monday the sd inst, by the Rev. DR.. Paterson
WILLIAM c. ASHTON and ELLEN MINOR, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. Thomas Miner Of White Bear
At the Merchants Hotel in this city, on Saturday even
ing the list inst. by the Rev. s. R. Riggs of the Da-
kota Mission, Mr.. ALEXANDER HUNTER, to Miss
MARION ROBERTSON, both of Renvtlle county.
Minnesota.
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MAJOR GALBRA1rH left this city on FRI
day last, for the Sioux Agency, to make
preparations for the annual payment, which
will come off on the 1st of July. The JEAN
nette Roberts will leave for the Agency on
Friday evening.
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j. s. ELwELL, Esq, senior editor of the
Hudson Star, has been appointed to POI
sition in the Quartermaster's department
at Port Royal. He departed last week to
enter upon the duties of his Office.
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ARRIvED.-Adjutant General Malmros
has received from the Springfield Armory
a portion OF the ordnance and ordnance
stores which is now due the State.
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FoR MEMPHIs.-Captain Broom of this
city has shipped, during the last week, over
eight hundred barrels of -four for the Mem
phis market. The Flour was manufactured
at bis mills, at Cannon Falls.
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The Senate has refused to confirm the
nomination to bis former position in the
navy, of Lieut.. E. Y. McCauley, of this
city, who is now holding an acting appoint
ment,
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WIZ. w. WOODBURY., First Lieutenant of
Company K, Second Regiment, has been
promoted to Captain, vice J. j. Noah, re.
signed.
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The editors and publishers OF the DAILY
Enquirer of Leavenworth, Kansas, have
been arrested and imprisoned by order Of
Brigadier General Blunt, on general
charge Of disloyalty. The paper will be
suppressed for the present: .5t p ri b
"a ltes g. .s,F .e,.s.
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Local A If airs.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MIMI,
AryUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, June "a, 1862.

ArJUrANF GENERALS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, June "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. IL.
1t is announced that in pursuance of joint
resolution of Congress and of an order from
the War Department, dated June 2lst, 1862,
and entitled IAN Order to Encourage Enlist.
ments," premium of two dollars will be paid
by the United States for each accepted recruit
who volunteers for three years or during the
war, and that every soldier who hereafter en-.
lists, either in the regular army or in the vol.
unteer forces. for three years or during the
war. may receive his first months pay in ad.
vance upon the mastering of his company
into the service of the United States or after he
shall have been mustered into and Joined reg.
iment already in the service.
By order of the Commander.in.Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant General.
Papers throughout the State may copy
once. 3t.25
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TIE Fourth of July is to be celebrated
at Winona in the old>fashioned way. We
understand that Hon. John B. Brisbin, of
this city, has consented to deliver the
Oration
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 81.
Spring wheat sold to limited extent at 81 4c
for amber Iowa; 78c@77c for No l, and 72@
69ac or possibly 69c (6Sc was the best offer
under some circumstances) for No 2, with re.
winter S6@864c, and No Edo SO4@s0c; bagged
wheat very slow sale indeed at comparatively
inside prices.
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New York Market.

THURSDAY, June "a.
Wheat market l@2 cents better. Moderate
export demand. Sales 94@lO4c Chicago
spring; 9S@l06c Milwaukee club; 1O6@lO9c
Amber Iowa; ll4@ll7c winter red Wisconsin,;
l20c Amber Michigan.
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CAPTAIN SAUNDERS received by the Mill
waukee the clothing for the Sixth Regi-
ment.
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A. B. CURRY, Esq, formerly Of this city,
is announced as the Orator of the Day for
the Fourth of July at st. Cloud.
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BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
ID The subscriber, late of the firm of Fitz Grin.
DALI will costume the business of Building and Joiner
Work of every description, and will superintend the
erection Of buildings, If desired. Repairing and job
bling promptly attended to. Shop Minnesota street,
between 4th and 9Th str Gets. >t7sEI-- - = ~
/ I am also prepared to construct Bridges Of any
length or description, repair the same crve piles
build Floats wharVes anywhere within the State
or adjoining States. tit IA, r. II. FITZ.
st. Paul, June 7th, 1862. -f ~ le7-daw6mo
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Sales Of Western Produce In New York.

During the week ending June Is. the sales
of produce in New York embraced SO 600 brls
western flour, LOO brls. corn meal, 1876 900 blu
wheat and 3S9, 900 bu corn.
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Review Of the st. Paul Markets

Prem -de1pressly for the PIoNKER I'd DRrocRAr and
Correete66y our own Reporter
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IF ORIN,
WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND
G 4. COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in Flour and Pork, Foreign and Domes..c
Liquors and Cigars,
corner Third and Jackson Sibley Bock
..-, st. Paul. j..
B..All kinds of Produce bought for cash,
mar9-d&w6m ID
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ia So o.
Latest from Romney Reb-
: els have possession-Union
troops retreat to Culnber-
land-No news of Burn
. side Prospect. of a Big
River. ..a.a 5000 o z

FREDERICK, ND, Jan. 20.-Theg latest in
teligence from Western Virginia is to the
effect, that Gen. jackson IS near Romney
and partially occupies the town, while Gen.
Lander has fallen back a. few miles toward
Cumberland. There has been no action.
Gen. Williams brigade remains at Hancock
Refugees from Martinsburgh say there are
but seventy militia in that town under
Maddenbush, and that these are anxious to
throw down their arms and Join the u MON
forces: This seems TO be the general senti-
ment throughout that region. ass
Gen. Jackson had i !, 600 men, and few
men, principally mounted militia, were al
otherpoints. At Winchester there were but
two hundred militia -
The MarIinsFufg Republican, Of the
18th, appeals to the Governor of Yir-
ginia to arm the negroes. 1t says that at
the late battle near Bath, the rebel forces
we're met by 700 negroes on the Union side,
who killed three officers, two privates and
wounded fifty others belonging to a South
ern German regiment.
An officer in the 9Th Indiana, regiment
has received letter from. Capt Williams
recently captured near Dam No. A.. He
writes that be is in prison at Richmond,
and desires assistance. He says the prison.
ers have but little to2eat, and ARE literally
eaten up by vermin. s
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spECIAL no TRTRuNE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-An inquiry at
the. War Department to-day, modestly
aimed at contract for manufacturing mus
kets met with The prompt and impressive an
swer from Secretary Stanton taat he means
to find out where, how, and when the mus
kets now in the hands of the soldiers are
going to be used before he makes one, nor
will he consider any question concerning
supplies not needed for the daily support of
tie army and its advance to the enemy's
lines, until he has positively provided for
using the force now in camp across the Po-
toraac for crushing the rebels and relieving
the national capital of the disgrace Of be-
lsaguerment. Aei9 3 ss3 ks
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.

co SENATE. W
SSf WASHINGTON, Jan.s22.
MrgHowe from the Committee on FL
nance reparted back the resolution appro-
priating Sic, 900 for the Joint SpecialOom-
uaittee on the war. Passed. n
Mr.. TrumbnIl from the Judiciary Com
mittee reported back the House bill, in re-
gard to witnesses examined before Con-
gressional Committee. The bill provides
that the examination Of witness before q
committee of Congress, shall not prevent
his examination before Court of Justice.
Mr.. Harris Objected to the bill, as max
ing great innovation on the common law
rule of evidence by which a witness issnot
obliged to testify to anything which may
criminate him. He opposed such an inno-
yation!t &c OFF ssa . 3 ,ssasA
Mr.. Bayard moved to strike out that Por-
tionsof the bill which compels 9 witness to
answer questions which may tend to dis
grace or make him infamous. asl
Mr.. TrumbulI explained that the object of
the bill was to put the Titaess on common
Law grounds. The law IS it now. stands,
enables the greatest criminal to escape, if
be can -onIy get before an investigating
committee and tell something about the
crime. That very case occurred with the
clerk who stole $4,000, o00)of Indian bonds
and he went clear in that very way.
rs WAsHINGroN Jan. %.
HoUsE.-Mr. Blair reporte back the bill
to increase the clerical force in the War
and Navy Departments. Passed. 50 So
On motion of Blair it was resolved that
the President inform the House whetherlthe
act of Congress requiring officers of the ad-
ditional regular regiments appointed from
civil lifeto be assigned to the recruiting
service, has been complied with, and if SO,
how many officers have been thus employed
since. the extra session of Congress. g ~
The Committee of the Whole re-
sumed the consideration of the bill making
appropriations for the executive, legislative
and Judicial expenses. s'''4- a
Mr.. Devin regretted there was a division
of sentiment on the principle on which the
war should be conducted III ~
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.--The river rose ] !
inches an hour, during the forepart Of last
night, but has been rising only an inch an
hour the last nine hourssThere isnow 90 feet,
Z inches water lathe channel==the rise
from o'clock last evening to 40 o'clock
this morning being 19 inches Weather
cool and cloudy. "a zaas ~
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CINCINNATI, Jan. GA letter to the
Commercial dated Somerset 10th says, Zol+
Iieoffer is said to have been killed by Col
Fry of the I'd Kentucky Regiment. We
have taken many prisoners. The loyal
Tennesseeans fought like tigers and have
suffered much. The 9th Ohio is badly cut
up. The Tennesseeans took one battery at
the point of bayonet. 81 ~ Oh es
A pirate dispatch from Somerset received
this morning, says that Col iMcCook ofthe
9th Ohio was woundedsin the recent battle.
Three balls struck his horse, fourth passed
through his overcast and fifth hit him.
The wound is painful but not dangerous.
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Clerks Office. January I, 1852.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
eRpka FoR lPLANk s1pR-wA1E

Dec. 81, 1s6I.AAnd now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side
of Front street, from Pearl to Sixth street in said
City, cause . sidewalk of Glass No. to be laid
dewn thereon within thirty days from the pnblica-
ton of this order. P. BURKEt Clerk.
Clark's Office. Ianuarv / 1862 & |. FL y. . =
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clerks ONCE. J. .nnary /. 1852! 4 -.
dao0 TTCR I0I. 7sIERE o Il RgN.TyNc 9

o. q and laying out of Public Alleys. -Agreea
bly, to the Charter and Ordinances of the City mo-
tics is hereby given that on the 18th day of De-.
, Gender, 1861, order passed by the Com mon
TO e laid oat and opened in Block number Gig hty-
/. tive (Ho. SD in the Town Of Lamasco City, now
City OF Evansville, and that plot showing the
position, width and length of said alleys was APP
pended TO said order, and is now file in this
office. ---..st-+- ? go r. BURKE Clerk. -a
Clerks Office, Jan, s. I862.s 1efzsEs 6W
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NEW YORK, JAM 22.-Specials say the
statement that the Senate Committee on
foreign relations had voted to recommend the
establishment of diplomatic intercourse with
Hayti is doubtless premature. There is
considerable opposition to such a step as
tending. to excite feeling in the Border
States. III 81 rs
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5 MILWAUKEE,, GAM 22.4The 9th German
regiment, COMMANDED by Col. Solomon,
who distinguished himself under Sigel at
Springfield, left, to-day, for Fort Leaven-
worth we'll armed and euuipped 90 . g..
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ReaIfh.--Jhere is nothing more valuable than
health without it, the wealth Of 8 Cresus eau
afford no enjoyment and life, instead of bles g.
ing, becomes a burden. HooRGnds German BIZ
ters, to those afflicted with any disease of the
stomach or digestive organs, will prove more val
liable than a mine of gold. For sale by druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere, at rs cents
nar bottle. ffsesE Jana
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IsoOTsvILLs. Jan. 2z.-Tbe entire Fedgsa

E0oIsvILLB, Jan. 22.-Tbe entire Fedora
loss at the late battle near Somerset was SO
killed and. $50 w6dnded. Gen. Thomas
force took IA cannon and 400 mules and
horses Thomas is no across the OumbeE-
land river IL. pursuit of the rebels g -.
81 The steamboat and eight of the batges
used by the rebels were burned. The Fed
erals are using the remaining barges in
transporting troops across the river. > 90
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

=
Dec. q, 1861.-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Crmmon Council of the City of
Evansville, that the ownersnf all lots OF parts OF
Avenue, from a point opposite Second street to
Front street in said city, sidewalk of cIass
No. 2, tn he laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication of this order. ~
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. January l. 1862. n - 2. - -
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Clerks omce, Jan. is. 1861.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRpER FoR PLANKl sEDE-wALE

ORDER FOR PLANkF s2DE-WAbA.7 :
Dec. q, Is61.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the north side of
Second street, from Fulton Avenue to Fifth Ave
nue. in said City, cause sidewalk of Glass No.
to-be laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication; of this order. ee ---
CIsrk,a once. Jannars j. 1852. N-er !.
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CINCINNATI Market

80 ~'''-' '''''- CINcINNATI, Jans22.
Flour in fair demand A Oo@3 10 for SUI
perfne. R IL .Ie CO
Wheat 86@sR for red and 9O@s5 for
white.
Corn and oats firm at 28c. 90
Rye firm at Coo. assss3 .ssIdaa -
Good demand for whisky at lie; sales OF
900 bbls. eg Fssis ab 0s -
Hogs rather .dnll,i but prices not much
lower. In the morning sales were made st
decline, but on Changer full. prices were
realized-3 O0@3 A being the range. The
hogs now coming in. are unusually Iargey a
lot of 500 averaging 32O lbs. They sold at
8 is. q aaassL .sd3vfa Ce gI
Mess pork is dull at o .62(ds9 rs; 9 so is
offered. ear - - e. 81
Lard 65@64. saaivsa ,s1ssnsa
Green meats unchanged; { 100, 00O3 lbs
bulk sides sold at 4sa rs Of SO
Groceries unchanged and frm.aa 80
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

ORDER FOR PLANK -sIDE-WALK.
Dec.21, Is6I.-Add now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the aC74mon Council Of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the Northeast side of
Front street, from Fifth Avenue to Pearl street in
said City, cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 2 20 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order. $3.50 aE
-. ~ GO s59'a p. 'BURK Z, Clerk.