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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

rag The Richmond lVa.) Times ad-
vises the Democratic party, while retain
ing its principles, TO drop its old name,
seeing that it has been diseredited by so
many defeats, and has come to have an
unlucky influence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

Bas- A young lady, by the name OF
JACKSON, aged Is, daughter OF JonN
JACKSON, steward Of. the Bos1enia, com
mitted suicide, on Sunday last, by hang
ing herself in the woods near Richmond,
Ohio She was victim Of seduction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
nsy- Little Rock has had grand May

sJ- Little Rock has had a grand May
day celebration. Soldiers, citizens, pub
lie officials, the fire department and
school children all turned out in process
sion. There was picnic Mt the United
States arsenal In the evening, ALEX.
MCDONALD, Esq, President of the Mer-
chants Bank, gave champagne supper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
HELMBOLD'S
nm EXTRACT HU.

FLUID TRACT B U c II U.
In affections peculiar to =" Females" :s une-
qualed by any other preparation, as in Chlorosls
or Retention, Paintulness, or Suppression oil
Customary Evacuations, liberated or SchiIrus
state of the Uterus; and all complaints incident
10 the sex, whether arising from habits OF dis
sipation. imprudence in, or the decline or
change in life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

Bay On the 9Th inst, terrible storm
visited Shreveport, La, tearing up trees,
unroo6ng houses, and doing much dam
age TO gardens and crops
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

pfB- Gen. CAEBY having revoked the
order suspending him from exercising
the functions of Mayor, JoHS I. MONROE
took his seat. The appointments by
acting Mayor CLARK are 10 be re-investi-
gated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

BH- Gov. FEYToS was hung in eiiigy
in Keesville, Essex county, n. y, last
week. The Republicans of the town are
taking that method TO express their dis
approval Of the Whitehall and Plattsburg
railroad bill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

ras- The people of New Orleans are
very indignant at the Levee Engineer on
account of the breaking of the crevasses.
The whole volume Of the. Mississippi is
flowing through them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

s@- "a pair of pretty eyes" said
CoxcoMB, are the best mirrors to shave
by Yes" replied old HUNK, the
bachelor, land | have known many a
man shaved by them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

nesThe ladies at Eufaula are hard at
work TO relieve the destitute in their
midst. Their fair came off on the 18th
inst Magnificent contributions have
been made by New York merchants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

wrote TO his brother. The members OF
the jury do not know me; ! have neither
friends or enemies among them, Dive
no talent, and when man hasn't talent at
forty # is time to die"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

por ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, formerly
with CHAPPELL, Bruce and McDuTrRE,
was killed at Paris, KY, last Saturday,
bv a man named MERRiMAS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
DIED,

MATHIESON-At the residence Of Geo. M.
Gill, this morning at half past o'clock, Mrs.
Grace Mathieson.
The funeral will take place on Thursday
morning, May II, at II o'clock, from Mr.. Gills
residence. Carriages at Messrs. Holst's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
THE REBELS" AGAIN.

A Nashville dispatch says: "A letter
from a citizen Of Hamilton county to
Gov. BRowSLow states that q private
meeting of rebels and copperheads was
held at Chattanooga on the night Of the
10th. when violent resolutions we're
passed, pledging forcible resistance to
the Franchise law. A noted rebel was
selected as their leader, and he pledged
himself to stand by them to death. Gen.
Thomas will attend to the case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE ON
Il Adams street, containing seven rooms.
Terms-Sl50O per annum. Apply at County
Registers Office. corner Court and Third streets.
tnv1k-1w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

s6- The city railroad companies at
New York are quietly discharging the
drivers engaged in the late strike, as fast
as they can supply their places.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

Gov. HuMpHREYs, of Mississippi, has
received a check for $4,000, from the
ladies who managed the Baltimore Fair,
and will soon receive $4,000 more ~ the
share which has been allotted TO that
Stafa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS

New YORK, May l6-ll AM Cotton,
firm at 35@36.
Gold, opened at sol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
MARSHAL OF CEREMONIES.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

S Major m m P.Wiison. ". ". McFarIan Esq.
w. w. Walker. Esq, Cart. W; W Carnes'
Col Leon Trousdnle, Col J. IL. Mcmahon.
mr. John Frskine. Col. Maxwell,
Col Ballentine, Major Henry Hampton,
Major w. N. Moore, o. K. Bayliss. ESQ.,,
o. Fountaine, ESQ.,, John UveIton; yr' HSq :
Major Il. II Foster, Major Joseph Barbiere,
Henry Farmer, Esq, DR.. James Keller,
Col X. C. Wintersmith, Major Rambaut,
Capt. VIM. Forrest, Capt Dan. Ape,
Cof Sam Tate, Capt. John ID. Leyett.
cal q. W. Edmonds, Col. i. p. Pryor.
Cant. Harvey Mathes. Gen. Jas. A; Smith.
Dr. Robert Mitchell, Col Richard Persons.
p. nj Winters, Esq, DIR. X. W. Creighton,
Dr. irwin. DR.. d. d. Saunders.
Dr. Dr.. Emmett fsns Woodward, Dr.. Ceyansugh,
Dr Frank Rice. Capt. win. y. Woodson.
las O. Jones. jr, Esq. Col. John Mintner,
Mat. Mcclure, Esq, Col. J. 7, Trezevant,
Cd Robert Crockett, Col. L. J. Dupree.
IA "a Sisnaiso, Esq., Col. d. Cockrell.
a Z Wheeler. Esq, j. j. Worsham, ESQ.,,
Robert MeIihee. Esq, John s. Toof. Esq,
Cant. SCHUYLER, Dr. W. g; Bryan.
lanes r. Lanford ESQ. Capt John Mhoon,
Jesse page. IT.. Esq, Capt. r. b. Hutchinson.
S Nn2tn d F 70 Sioei" William Iorsham.
VIM Bowles. ESQ, Napoleon Hill. ESQ.,,
W r GaIbreath, Esq, Il. Greenlaw. ESQ,
| Cant. VIM. Smith, A vaccaro, ESQ.,,
K. o. Eaton, ESQ, Maj. Chas Partee'
Col W. T. Avery, Col. Robt. Looney,
hy' W. %. Tucker, james C. Ward, ESQ.
| Cant Il. A, Cole, Col. VIII Taylor,
| Gen. NJ. j. Wright, DR.. X. l.. Butt,
Dr1 Cleo c. Gray, Sam Jones, ESQ.,,
Cant Tohin Felix Robinson, Esq,
CAPT CAPT john John Mitchell, Capt Ike Ayre..
1t Col. R L Dyer Col. J 96lv cs spsiDss
Major Kinloch Falconer.
Major Mat. S. Ward, Pamela, Miss: ar.
Hon. Felix Labauve, DeSoto county Miss
Ss ac1 n H1 Hsr; SaSssGJP Jackson Tenn
Major John ingram,
Major w. W. Yates. ,,
Colonel White, fernando, Mis-; rouu
Colonel Joe Mosby. Summerville' Tenn.
Major o. @. Williams,
GENERAL J. L. T. Sneed,
Captain Thomas Yancey. Lagrange
Captain r.. F.. Lanier' :.
Capt. Arthur Keller, Tuseumbia, Ala.
Col. r.. ID. Lindsay, Florence Ala
Maj. ". T. Masten, Hunt...yilfe' Ala
SSs s; " 4. G. e. s hIsn1af courtland. Ala
DIR. Haywood Jones, Athens, Ala.
General Tappan, Helenn, Ark.
Gen. Arch. Dobbins, Old Town Ridss
Col. f. NJ. Yerger. Jackson. Miss
Soi " 5. BaTry' Columbus, Miss.
Mai. Dave Armstrong, Columbus, Miss
Col. NJ. 7. Polk, Bolivar, Tenn.
ORATOR OF THE DAY:
MAI. GEN. JAMES r. CHALMERS.
TREASURER
d. A. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
N whom. nj Williamson, Hill a Co.'S, 326 From
street, ali contestants will apply to have thei
names entered.
Seven omnibuses have been engaged for tn
osrssion. and will start from Court Square.
Fare 10 the Tournament and return-.--..-.si 2
Enirlnca "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID TRACT BUCH q
AND

Will radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no
Inconvenience or exposure; completely super
sedng those unpleasant and dangerous reme-
dies, COpaiba and Mercury. in all these diseases
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

pa Disappointment at having two
pictures refused by the jury Of the Paris
salon has led an artist, named JULES
HoLTzAFFELL, to commit suicide. he
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

s65- Sweden is going to send the world
another nightingale, equal, it is said, to
JENNY LIYD-MARIE TAsKATT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

TO THE KNIGHTS.
The entrance Zee for contestants Wal Pc Nv
earh. the names Of whom WI! be enrolled BY the
Tressurer previous 10 the day OF the iourna-
Fab KNIGHT will furnish BIZ own horse and
costume, the costume % 6e o. me hnlsnt IS
n Jamison, Of the New Memphis Theatre, TO
fnrnish costumes 20 all contestants who may
desire them: applications for which must be
made 20 the Treasurer. Mt Williamson.
SPLENDID BAND OF music WILL
BIZ IN ATTENDANCE.
me tts SEXUAL expenses. wall be donated 70 the
puTpose 81 erecting
A MONUMENT TO THE CONFEDERATE
DEAD
a Flnuuod Csuetsry. nylt-ta
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
STEAM BOATS.
For CaIrn and 81. LouIs.

For Cairo and 81. Louis.
r,,HE NEW AND SPLENDID IN
steamer MAGNOLIA. Capt. ge@-sk.z.1.4s
". u. MARSHALL, 4. p. Perkins, Cierk'
leave az above
THIS DAY. the lcih Inst. at4p.m.
rhis steamer has the old reliable fue boiler.
e., Treieht or pasgage apply on board or 20
JOHNSON A WRIGHT. Agents.
n Vpper Wharf-b boat. foot OF J enerson ~.
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For VIcksburg, NateheZ and
New Orleans.

rUHE SPLENDID STEAMER Esg-S
p. W. sTRADER. Captain a A=s>css----A
STEIN, leaves a. above
THIS DAY. the 10th inst Al pm
For freight OF passage apply on p1A hs. ~ 70
mli-lt Upper WhaTt-boat' ioot o. W.
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PRIzE...S5OO DIAMOND RING
Lists Opened to the World

A ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE
n with the proprietors of the Trotting Park
Course to afford every convenience 10 visitors
and participants that the occasion demands.
The Amphitheatre will be fitted up in comfort
able style. .,,,..
the strictest order will be kept. and that moth
ing shall occur to mar the pleasure of the day.
The following officers, a. Committees. nave
been appoin ted:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

A LARGE STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
"A has been purchased in the Eastern cities,
nj Wholesale, [ would say that it will be to
their advantage to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. :.
A. SEESSEL, $50 Main stree
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16
no THE KNIGHTS.

Fare 10 the Tournament and return-''--'-'si ~ y,
Entrance v"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-16

Seven omnibuses have been engeeed loT the
occasion. and will start from Court SQUARE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-21
spirit of tne stock Market.
The Posts money article says:


The Posts money article says:
Gold Is more quiet to-day. There Is little
scarcity for delivery, and the borrowing rate
raises from x to Y in favor Of the lender.
The loan market Is rather more active. but
the supply OF Idle capital being supernatural
ant large amounts are easily Obtained ON
call at 4taB with approved securities Conn
mercIal paper is quiet and passes at 51l99 per
cent. The stock market Offers few features
OF special interest. Governments are STEADY
at slight decline, and railroad shares are
fat except Rock Island, Pittsburgh and
Reading, In which there Is said to be specu-
lative movement. Before the INST session
Canton was quoted at So Cum6eElan1 -;
Quicksilver so; New York Central 1851 Etc
59H. Later-Erie sold at So.
The steamer Malta took out Sa0,OOO- --
The Commercials money article says:
The gold speculation Is steadily subStdings
leaving, OF course, a few lame ducks on the
street. This morning the price opened weak
past one p. m. speculRtors are again return-
Ing TO the stock exchange. There Is moro
activity in Reading, Michigan Southern,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Cleveland & Toledo
and Rock Island, all OF which are fraction
higher. Governments are comparatively
quiet but flIm at the late improvement The
extreme ease in money continues. There Is
rather more inquiry from brokers for loans
on call which Is met at 5 per cent, with es-
captions at per cent. Discounts are quiet.
There Is little paper Offering from bankers
dry goods commission houses or produce
commission firms. Grocers paper Is very
abundant. The rates for prime names range
at 5a7 per cent. Foreign exchange Is nomt
nal on the basis OF IUSS lOs4 for bankers
prime 60 days sterling, and ST loo for long date
bills on Paris
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New York market.

NEW YORK, June %.
Cotton-Heavy at 500 zoe for milling, and
by auction for Government account, Bar
bales of Mobile cotton at 2s1<@3I1l for oriina-
ry to midling fair. Flour-Dull and heavy
for common and inferior grades, while me-
dunn and good brands are without decided
change; 81 50dS 20 for extra State: sg 8OalO .
for round hoop Ohio and SO 5OaI4 90 for trade
brands. closing quiet. Whisky-QnIet ut
81 2692 26H for western. intellectually
firm, rules very firm and quiet, while com
mon and inferior Is dull, heavy and nominal;
prime new amber Michigan at 81 6TS. Rye
Active and firmer at 81 l5Sl % for Wisconsin
and 81 35 for Canada Barley and Barley
Malt-Quiet. Coma light supply; prices
have advanced lac per bushel; Sygs1c IOr
unsound new mixed western; 9i1sC9BI Ior nn.
sound do. Oats-Shade drner, ont very quiet
at 57a62 for new western; latter prices tor
Wisconsin. PetrOleunl-Quieta at nc ior crude
and Hap for refined in bond. POrk-Active
and unsettleCi al sS3dS3 20 for new mess, clos
ing nj sSS ri regular; so 5O93l 90 old do; $50
q % FOR I,rir1es also ESQ barrels new mess for
lime and July, sellers and buyers option at
"a 5lSs3 "a. Beef Hams-Steady at $50 80.
RacnH-OuIet at 10 for canYaSed cut and liz
GiS5Z for snort dbbed-FCut meats-Scarce and
fIrm at I31<9l5c for shoulders, lZ1z9 1917 for
hams Lard-Firm and quiet, sales $40 bar
IeIs at 2o927S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-21
opening of the Home for Unknown
Dead. III.

NEW YORK, June 2o.-The Morgue or
Home of the unknown dead, in con,
temptation for sometime, was opened
yesterday in the new Medical College,
on 10th street. Every effort will be
made to ascertain the name and cause
of the death of the many persons who
mysteriously lose their lives in this
city. r.-,--,--
Roberts is expected here to-day, and
the meeting in Union Square will not
take place until after his return. He
reports that his mission to Washington
has been successful. The O'Mahoney-
ties, it is said, are joining the Roberts
branch of the brotherhood and the or
ganization is to be placed on tirmer
basis than ever. go
Richard Hill, who sold from $4,000
to $50, 1000 worth of government gun
powder from the schooner which he
had charge OF, is still confined on the
receiving ship Vermont.
The second race at Hoboken yester-
day was won by Knighthood against
Richmond, and the third race of two
mile heats, for which there were six en-
tries, was won by Climax.
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The Fenian Organization In wash,
fnrtOu, HE#

1nEIOh.
New YoRK, June 20.-A Herald's
Washington special says: The reports
that President johnson gave the Fenian
leaders assurance that they should not
be interfered with in their projected
Canadian raids are not true. The Gov
eminent never promised directly or m
directly to even countenance VIOLA
ton of our laws.
james stephens has succeeded in
thoroughly reconstructing the Fenian
organization in Washington. The meet
ing mt Odd Fellows Hall this evening
was attended by several hundred
Centres. Mr.. Stephens spoke at great
length and was listened to with the
deepest attention. He concluded by
repudiating all connection directly or
Indirectly with Roberts and Sweeney,
and denounced all men who would en-
deavor to use the Irish people on this
continent for any other purpose than
the liberation ofIreland. The audience
afterwards formed in procession and
escorted the G. o. /. II. to the Metro
-politan Hotel, where he was serenaded
shortly before midnight.
Col. Felix O'Byrne, who arrived in
Washington yesterday with resolutions
on the Fenian question, has been ar
rested on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretences. He was eN-
amined this morning before Mr. Bo-
land, when some amusing scenes took
place. The case stands adjourned until
one O'Clock tomorrow.
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New York, June 2O.-The morning
papers have the following specials from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-21
New York Money and stock market

MUNICIPALITIES more active at 4@6 per
cent. Sterling Exchange-Duu at l01@glOS.
Gold-Lower; opening at l5S; advancing to
1881; declining 70 l52, and closing at 1879.
Total exports of specie to-day S220, $50.
Government StoclIs-Quiet and n shade
easier; $50 coupons of 1867, 1855; SOS, regis
series, lO21I: 1905, third series, 1025s.
Stocks-Firm and quiet; Marietta & Cincin-
NATL LIST preferred, -; Chicago & Northwest
ern preferred SO; Cleveland & Pittsburgh $50;
Illinois Central l2l; Erie IS; do preferred a;
Reading 1O91{; New York Central sS14i Ohio
& Mississippi certificates ~
The following were among the principal
sales at the O'Clock call this p. M: Ohio &
Mississippi certificates ~; 100 Western
Union Telegraph 5514; 200 Illinois Central III;
1900 Erie $50; 500 do 5S1s; 800 Reading X. X.
1851; 200 1855: 100 1854; 80 Michigan South
Il Rock Island 951S: 1870 Cleveland 4 Pitts
Ourgh 49,; 800 S61s; 600 Cleveland & Toledo
lO7; 100 l071S; 400 l07; 400 l071S; 100 Chicago x
Northwestern preferred 591a; 100 Pittsburgh
971k. Gold closed at l52.
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Adviees from tIle west Indies.

New York, June 2O.-Advices from
Port u Pitre Gaudalope, French West
Indies, of the 10Th May, say: The Su-
gar crop had an abundant yield but the
supply for market was likely to fall
short, owing to want of hands to
So fatal had been the ravages of chol-
era among the colored population that
about Is, 600 of this class of inhabitants
had died of the disease on the Island.
The city of Port Pitre was free from
the disease.
When the Susan Jane left the weather
was warm and dry.
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Arrival or inc steamer ArizonIa.

NEW York, June 2O.-The steamer
Arizonia brings Panama dates to the
Everything was quiet on the 18th
mus. The rainy season had thorough
Late dates from the interior had
brought no important news.
President Masquera had arrived at
the Capital and was we'll received.
The news from Central and South
America is unimportant. Everything
on the south coast had assumed pa
cific turn since the Spanish fleet left
and business is improving.
There was no news from Mexico.
The Arizonia brings 100000 in treas
1,ra ..E--# .#.
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COLUMBUS, o., June 2O.-The Union
State Convention met to-day, and NOM
mated, for Secretary of State, William
Henry Smith, of Hamilton; Judge of
the Supreme Court, Josiah Scott, of
Butler; Board of Public Works, John
The following resolution was adopt
ed: That the Union party, who, having
sustained the general government
during four years of successful war
against the united efforts of the
rebels of the South and partiZans of the
North, they now demand peace estab-
lished on such foundations that rebel
lion and secession will never again en-
danger our national existence.
ReSOEUed, That this Convention fully
endorses the amendment to the Consti-
tuition, proposed by Congress to the
Legislatures of the States, as liberal,
wise and patriotic adjustment, and the
Union party of Ohio pledge for it their
united and hearty support.
AReS0EVed, That the nation owes TO
the heroic men of our army and navy
debt of lasting gratitude, for their pa
triotic defence of the Constitution and
Union; and we urge upon Congress the
duty of equalizing the bounties; and
while we cherish with tender affection
the memories of fallen braves, we
pledge to the, widows and orphans the
nations care and protection. ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Market.
.a NEW YORK, June 10.
JoBBERs' PRICES. -

JoBBERS' PRICES.
BRowS MISUNDERSTANDING PC; Allan
tic II &c; Atlantic V 2Oc.
BLEACHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3T15ci
Masonville 33ISc; Wheaton Co. 2c.
PRISTS-Sprague 2O15c; Pacific Dc Amos
keag l6c; American l917c. uL
HOOP SKIRTS-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
S71Sc@SI O5: Empress Trail 81 .; Meyers
9SI 10.
CoRsETs-Thomson's French Woven b B
Sl2Gl3, gold.
Byron and Garrote No. l, Double Extra, Ex-
ira Corrugated, and Silver Corrugated, Sl69
IS: Golds Ism tins Patent; Byron. ~; shaks-
TICRs-Onega b 40c; Everett 321zc.
STRIPES-AmOsIeag 31ci Haymnker DC
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st. Louis Leaf Tobacco market.


The week opened with a bright cool morn
ing and a ine attendance nj the warehouses.
The market was firm and a larRe break was
offered. Bids were pretty free and spirited,
yet a heavy per centage of Fejections occur
red. Sales were 90 hogsheadS, classified by +.
D. Booth, as follows: green Tugs at 81 60; 10
factory do from s. 10 TO s. 80; planters do
from s. 10 to 81; 7 common leaf from 81 10 to
50 IS; 3 medium shipping do from SO 50 10
SlI Is; II good do from sl2 to SIS y; medium
manufacturing from SIS 30 10 SIS so; do at
S2I ., and one do at S55 50 e 100 ms; - hhds
were passed or bids rejected
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CLEVELAND, o., June 2O.-At the an
nual meeting of the Cleveland and To-
ledo railroad company, held this day,
the following named gentlemen were
A. IL. Barrey, d. N. Barrey and Henry
Keep, of New York; John Venoll, Jas.
Mason and w. p. Hardy, of Cleveland;
John Gardiner, of Norwalk, Ohio; I.
NJ. Barry and T. II. Hoag, of Toledo,
Ohio. The officers elected were John
Nurell, President; L. d. Rucker, Su-
perintendent and VIM. Il. Staunton,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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LouisyilIe Tobacco Market.

- LOUISVILLE, June Is.
ToBACco-IarlIet more active, and prices
were sustained for all grades; offered, $50 hhds,
rejections s. Sales, / hid at 260 q at s5g3 %
at Si6I 90 10 at s5659 Z ut $500 50, at STtd
90 8 at SSaS %, at S9d9 50, 10 at SI0gl0 Is, Is
at SIl65lI To- IL at sl2gl2 90 at sl3 25@l3 IS, s
al sl7 GOA 10 ., 2 at so, . at S25 5O9262 y.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-George
Squilis, aged u years, and his grand
daughter, aged IL years, was brutally
murdered on Monday evening last near
Rossville, in York county, of this State.
Mrs. SquilIs' grandmother was also
terribly injured and ut last accounts
was in "A dying condition. An Irish
man named Donovan has been arrested
on suspicion of committing the deed.
The weapon used is supposed to have
been Ratchet. Money is believed to
have been the object of the murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-21
PhIIndeIphIa sInrIket.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 20.

Flour steady. Wheat dull; sales Of good
winter at s393 10, and spring at 81 5O5I2 So
Corn steady. Oats; sales OF Delaware at &c.
Mess Pork sS3@33 so. Bacon, shoulders l59
l6c. Lard &c. Whisky, Pennsylvania 81 81
az 26 and Ohio 81 2S62 %.