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1 nv fond hopes are realized by the

till my fond hopes are realized by the
knOllege Of your dear presence.
o pardon my forwardness In plain
speaking. my great fault is In speaking
10 plainly the sentiments OF my heart.
Mrs hattieee received your letter they
are all well Jefferson and James are at
home robert left home for 81 louis last
week they all send their love tOyOu pixies
magnificent cpiFa was consumed with a
number Of other buildings by fire the
small pox is raging in our city.
We have had three caces Of chOlira in
our city this spring 7 am at mrs bat
tieces at intervals ! sew out by the week
am at home only at night and sundays
kiss your dear little wife for me tell her |
am aucious to see her.
they all looked for you up TO the city
this spring as can find nothing | think
would interest you ] will Close for the
presant and send you this morsal ofnoth-
ing hoping il may find acceptance If so
shall expect an answer soon
no more but remain your friend hop
ping that peace and happiness may at
tend you throug life farewell, Annie
10 West 9TH street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April the 18th,
1866 Dear Hiss -Aanie-Y0ur consoling
Sheet of the 18th inst Come TO hand a
few days since its precious Gems Ware
received By me With Much affection
Dear Annie 1 donst wish to become any
WAYS Wearysome to YOU at all But as ]
feel il my humblest Gratitude 1 Cannot
forbear responding TO those most pene-
trating persuasiOns hurled into Exist
ence BY the Gentle Movings of your tiny
fingers I promised you in my former letter
I Would not Address you after this man
ner any more But as your most refine
manner of addressing me have did this
execution can but acknowledge it you
Will please pardon me for this time Most
positively VIII try TO Control myself ON
all Other Occasions YOU Seem to Charge
yourself With not having in your pos
session Mental powers for Retaliation I
must Say your beginning Ware amply
persuasive had you gust Continued il it
is true your Remarks Ware but few yet
felt myself Richly Cheered When ]
Saw that Ny address had Obtained an
acceptance With a Lady Of your Gran
deur you Seem TO Express Some desire
Of having an Opportunity to Speak With
Me personally on Which Occasion
Would become more acquainted With
your fond hopes.
Most adored Annie permit me to say
to YOU Just here I do not know Of What
kind of a Nature your hopes May be But
if they mean to be affectionate towards
me at all I think it is Good for me that
We are Existing at a distance for if !
Ware present it might be I Should have
to respect them as 1 do not feel that 1
Could bear With much irritation and
am sure the Great Contrast that is Exist
ing between you and myself by the Law
Of nature Would not permit Us With that
free association that might be desired in
I VIII again ask you to par
don me for my So free interruptance Of
your intelligence as feel myself Some |
what Carried of an am ast0nished at my
Own Self
No more at present Put remain your
mo rfaarn aHff ii
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF, Prssident MemBbis -,
Ohio Railroad F---7 eAN
Capf- c. b. CHURCH.
r. HOUGH, U. $, Collector Tntar,.4 -,
A. u WHITE, Of A. j. Whit = f,- '-.''i venue
mo. l. TAYLOR, of Tayi0r' 49,. ~
g Co. - NERVE en- 1o-
THOS. r. SMITH, OF Piiser hrflr.- -.
y q. " A1s5 s5s.Nl.lt, OF J. h 1Vsr7-e1e. a.,
- A fA5sl.1E., Commission sfe'75i1alf
don. John ". SMITH.
~ T. T0MLINSON, Insnra,r. ..-s,f
". IL. CHERRY ~ a q 2.
A. + i-AcAKs Of Lacey q lLcGhss.
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IUKA SPRINGS.

..,,r.r 4.lra springs aEs again epsn % re
Psblic a1e as s- 49,. n 5.nsri l =. ols
1-s..- ,--,..,r- ri3e rom Mer1puis- Fleasan nl
eeNeA $50 fsliiuE Good society So9d
4Ilfs. ~ q usur l8sas DE iiie-Ei Wig s)fin -
sc1ofz..s. - and isInslias from the death
rNte f..i,,ers. = coming " iuk9'e pins clad
-. Pr Fariice,-is ''1''ssss MILLER
epe-An fska nPriaFa Miss
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.rr,rpf7rs AND CHARLESTON RATLRoAD-Ssse.
rate President. Depot, Pigeon kaosi koadl
heai 81 IeiIsrsoa street Ticket Oftlce, y Couli
street Arrive, z-15 pm; DEPART 10 am
.rv,rusFs ASn OHIO RAILRoAD-Amos Wool
~ u.resident: corner Main and Auction
51reets Arrive lls50 p. N depart s.59 an
1Fr=srssrppI AND IESNEssEE kAILRoAD-F. n
W-bfte President. south street, oetWe cen Main
-rrsaf Arrive b am; depart, 40 pm.
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GENTS, FURNISHING

simoaneeszS Heigcr's Cloth and Cassimeres.
French, English and Scotch Tweeds aud Cas-
smeres.
A large stock OF Plantation Supplies Of every
grade.
All Of which We offer at prices, In accordance
with the recent reduction in gold, having been
purchased within the last thirty days, which
will be sold for cash.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

nish Linens from the most celebrated and
best manufacturers.
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linen, best quail
ity, at attractive prices.
A splendid Lac OF Napkins and Doylies.
Towels and Towelling Crash, at very low
prices.
drop 70 the real double damask.
Wine Cloth, in different qualities.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies'.
MRS. ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUM,
PRINCIPAL
Miss Nora G. Bradford
Mistress Of Music Department.
07 POPLAR STREET, a7

Besides complete course In MafheruatfrV
Belles-lettres, Nateral scienees, History and As
Ionomy, with TIE daily use Of Globes, the
Pencil Drawing. al OF which are reen la1iy and
thoroughly taught, without extra aharge.
ES- Terms made known upJn application NJ
the institute. 3O7 Popiarstreet.
REFERENCEss 1t Rev. q. T. Quintard Rev
Geo. White, Gen. Albert Pike, Dr. ". =. irwin
j. r.. Trazevaut. ausaDT I'm
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APPEAL

FUHL1sHED DA1Lx 3 WEEKLY
~
3 BENJAMIN F. DILL,
Towhom al Lssssrs should be ADDRESSED.
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IRVING BEOCK
VIM. RODGERS, Agent,
Merchant Tailor

HURST FLOOR ever B. ]. semnaes & Co.'S, has
Il Just zeceiSed his spring stock OF Cloths
Casaimeres, Doeskins and Vestings. He would
BE- pleased to see all OF his old friends and Gus
toners and Is many new ones that will give
him cali. All work guaranteed. lanla-lnn
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The sessions Of these Institutions, which are
situated on the summit Of Lookout MOuntain,
Tenn, Will be as follows:
The summer sessions will commence May 18th
and close October ist. The winter session viii
commence November 18th and close April lst
OF each year.
Tuition, use Of books, board, washing. ETC.
500 per session, one-half payable upon en-
trance the remainder on the 18th July and I5th
January OF each ye<r
Modern Language and Music. extra.
As only limited number Of pupils will be
received, immediate application is necessary TO
secure admission. For particulars, address
REV. Il. +. WILLIAMS
marSlsW Box Ill, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Paid in Capital, --- $3.50. GOO
Authorized Capital, Sl,OOO,0eO
OFFICERS:

W. H. CHERRY, Presidents.
A. 7. LACEY. viee-Presldsnt.
&. C. DANIEL, Cashier.
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FROM MEXICO.

A. New Naturalization Law-An
American Ordered 10 Leave the
COuntry--Che Emperor aud
Marshal Bazsine, at Logger
hends--A SkirmIsh near Vera
Cruz. VI" '. -.'' '."' ''..n 80 ..'. "'
NEW York, July 19.-LThe Herald's CITY
of Mexico correspondent OF July Is says:
A new naturalization law has been pro-
mulgated, which gives any foreigner the
right to become citizen of Mexico in "a
hours after his arrival, by renonncng his
allegiance to his native country and
having some visible means Ofsupport. The
system of passports has been abolished.
An American named Jackson, formerly o
Captain in the 34th New York infantry,
was ordered to leave the country by the
Liberals, after having his stock stolen and
his crops destroyed. They threatened to
hang him If he did not leave. a,hI. 10
The capture of 'Matamoras was severe
blow. The Emperor and Marshal Bazaine
are at loggerheads, not speaking to one an
other, the latter being considered response
Bile for the surrender. ... .....
General Mejia and staff who evacuated
Matamoras, had arrived at Mexico.
The Liberals claim that Tampico and
TuXpau are both in their hands, Gen. Ia
madrid, MexicaD Imperialist, defending
Tampico, having raised the Mexican flag
and turned the guns of the city against tlIl
French soldiers and inhabitants. gawy
A small skirmish took place only 13 miles
from Vera Cruz, which created considera.
BILE excitement in the town. ..r.r.... ... 3,
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From San Frnncfsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18.--The cargo of
the ship Hornet was largely insured in the
Pacific Insurance, and it is understood that
the losses are being promptly paid in gold
coin. io ssu5gHI lGn'I EeS FjalyTtl uu 0-4W "
One hundred and thirty three thousand
pounds OF Mol American shipping, grade
wool has been sold during the past week at
prices ranging fromi16 to % cents per lb.--
A large amount of this goes per ship Look
out, loading for Boston. AFL5 .& Il asa
il the case Of Emflgreiser VS.. Irwin Nc
Dowell, Judge Fieldgof the United States
Circuit Court, yesterday gave judgment in
faYorsof the defendant. This confirms the
Government In. possession, of the property
known as Black Point on which fortifica-
ti0ns have been efeeted.I A0t Yea ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-20

eF0Rs MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS, VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. -t.'"1I EFtJ
1t is tho best and cheapest in the world. Price
75 cents. H.97 ien. q 100 U p D4G E.
i II gives beautiful, lustrous, natural color, a,
1t is complete in one bottle rr ..siA ..iom
> II does the work The first time. '.6
1t does not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub off or fade. N- m0 .Y#.
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can Gpplyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process uxnoF only to Mr. hathews), which renders
it infinitely superior to, any dye in market. n
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RU STY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognised when an inferior article
hasbeen used. Of ..anlfl l rio pog -Ec
Invest rs cents. and you will be conyinced.-.
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
,o.,. A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES, q CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents. ayl0.deodly
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Eronaie eaYannmh.

SAVANNAH, Ga. July 19.-The steamer
San Salvador arrived at quarantine yester-
day with 500 recruits for the 7th, Regulars.
There were % cases of cholera among
them, and three deaths during the, voyage.
One death occurred after arriving at 1ybee
bar, and one or two after the troops were
landed on Tybee Island! There Is no sick-
lness among the cabin passengers but the
steamer will, be kept I'M quarantine for tlfr
teen days; Tue troops are all comfortable
I0if shore and the sickness Is subsiding.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Freaks Of lhe LiGhtning--Three
Persons Killed.

" - cEAOMA AAthlcus ..
New YORK, July 19.--The rope factory
OF Henry Lawrence q Sons, Williamsburg,
was struck by lightning yesterday. Four
boilers exploded, two of which were driven
through brick wall to distance of six
hundred feet, destroying several large
trees in their course. The other two pass
ed through a brick stable, which was com
ipletely destroyed, and finally buried in the
ropewalk of Wall & Sons. One man was
killed. Damage $4,000.
The Presbyterian church on Franklin
avenue, Brooklyn, was slightly injured by
lightning. Two persons were killed in the
streets of Brooklyn. .....I
Oil Factory and School House
Burned.
The cotton seed oil factory of the New
York Oil company, Nineteenth street, and
the primary hoOl house adjoining, were
destroyed by fire last night. The macaroni
factory of Mr.. Billings was damaged. Loss
$4,000; partially insured.
The Weather-An Important Case
Decided. ~
The thermometer at A. NJ. to-day,
stands 76 degrees. -.}tl- atH
An important decision was rendered yes
terday by Judge Nelson. in the U. S. Cir
cult Court of the Southern District of this
State. A large quantity Of abandoned cot
ton was in 1865 or 1866 seized in the State
of Georgia, by agents of the Treasury De-
partment, and forwarded for sale on Gov
ernment account. to Simon Draper, Gov
ernment Agent for the sale of contiscated
cotton. The claimants for the properly
moved to have the case removed for adjudi-
cation to the State Court. The motion, was
oVerrllled and the dispOsittOn of the cotton
sold unuer the Contiscation act of 1863,
sustained by the Court. Ash
u The Cholera.
The cholera has made its appearance at
Harris Island. Two new cases in this city
are reported, and foufin Brooklyn, one of
which was fatal.
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New ylo,rIIa M ,SIIl Z, g lIT1,,iyg 10.

C0TT0N--S Steady 81 s69gsc for middiing. r., y
/ FLUUR-l5925c lower with moderate aensnd
tate IS agSS 50 fGi ext ex f Eo T6i6 @ % G5d
70 sO9l2 25 for ltrade t:bfands, market closing
: n NdlsKEY-oqiet at % 2O0a a5. for. State fandl
WHEAT-Dult and nominally lower. New No. /
Milwaukee at ~ 10. r .fgi BEFF rfrs Ewd uggIfg,t
RYE-Receipts none, dull and dropping: Milwau-
: BAILEY AND BARLEY MALT-DpT and
Corn Receipts So 500 bushels with a fair de-,
mand. Sales 1901 600 bush a. S39s31Sc for unsound
new mixed Western. and S49S4Sc; for sound do, in
endug, high mixed ats5ee and losing at s4tc fOre
0HTSHReceipts II $50 BUSH Market heavy sales
$4,000 bushels. at 5O9sic for Chicago and $50 for
Milwaukee. IT f... Z '.tG i'At
I RYE Dull, .... tIEgblmoi Ia3A
C0FFEE-Firmer. ~
SUGAR-Steady at lI@ISc for Cuba, and 1Sc for
NOTWITHSTANDING r. = FFgTr1 Ug
EIROLEUbf-DulI at '2e@e3c for crude, and 81
@99c for refined in bond.
PORK-openef heavy and fower5SsI 12K@sl 81
for old do, and S26 75927 so for prime. Also 1900
brlss new mess, for September. buyers option. at
BEEF-Steady at about previous prices.
| BACON--Du and nominal. . TE FNtE
I CUT 'MEATS-Steady.
LARDrUull at lS@2OHc. ,,..f-e -et,g.f
BUTTER-Quiet at 2VS933c for Ohio, and 2794Oc
~ CHEESE- Quiet AZ a a1oe for State 81
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z CHEEsE-Qaiet HIEIE; At 8 s8lac for State. 2 .
~ = CincimnaII market.


+ FL0UR-QuotatiOn are to some extent nominal
at 81 5Qe9 90 Tor superfne S99lO for extra $40 rs
GIL 25f0ffamy, and $l2Bl4 for fancy. 100 barrels
extra sold Htso So Family. made from old wheat
WHEAf--Q Quotations are entirely nominal; 1000
bush No. Red (crop of 65) sold az 81 Extra Sprlng
would not bring Oyertsl 80 and No Spring 81 50
CORN Mixed Fhelled, in elevator, at s9963c, and
in gunnes at 74c., Pure " hite she led, in BULK,
brings 75c, and including sacks, ss9oOc. Sales to-
and 400 do. prime Wb its do, in bulk, at75cy ~
| OATS-Are yefy dull, and are offered at 3694lc
for NO and No j, in elevator nj thOut bugersI %
! RYE-NQ, may be quoted at csc. . ..
/ EuTTON.Middling 'is held frni at 33c.
PORK Mess sold at $32 Sales to-day Of 100 brlss
BAUON-Ia snail lots. ina joSbus way at9IT,
1917, and 2itsc, Tor Shoulders, Sides, md clear
Sides. I0hhds Bacon ShOudersAt l7c, and 10 do Of
BULK MEATs-There was nothing done in bulk
Meats.
.LARD--IS unlimited demsudl ut loHc, for prime
& j0FFEEa There is fair demand from, the couri-S
w and jobbing trades at 25@3OSc for fair to choice
SUGAR-l29l5y4c fOr Raw l7}49l7Ie for hard
refined.
M0LASSEs-s -sO@9Oc for Porto Rico. :,
BUTfER-We quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at "a al2Gc. -
CHEBSE-A steady market with fair demand
at l4Sl5c per pound, actual tare, for Western
Re' serve and Hamburg
EGGS-The demand continues fair at Isc pertdoz-
en-, shippers count, for prime.l -1i1"iIi 40 "
! HAY--There is fair local demand for primo
Tiyal. g.Lat SAD
I WHISKY-Bonded at 27c. and duty paid at 81 25,-
=, !SEED-flM is steady at p 20. vlOyer and
Timothy NOMINAL, - ReA Hsa EaaA
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Where can always he found,
Reputation Established ! 7


/ Mrs g. A. .GIEeiS Is ts'Iylyfg "a T
public beSaeINctrcSS. and Aesf5
9cOnGIe1.flsL Steccess Is EntIFe+t
|cedented. 10 Her fame aud
her dt8eopetses haze lgORci
abroad, and fO-dSIY she as
ina scs. line me VHrseSt 3'tCs1tso
I4fuc CsSreSS issttIse aeOs.lSJ,y al9ss
Everybody Interested d:s .t''3 %
YOsth and odd age are alike
DeaseIiEtts. ,by ,the ts$ecf .REi.5'
s! IL. isAIIesG's Worlds HAIR,
Re$t0reI. GlsH Tgair:1% y Dress
nag They act directly 1IpOSs'
the, roots Or TIE hair, CtSstSistg,
IWrssTGG1UsgrOaOtsdIsfE beGSv-l
IT, Y'OWs, h0ir,ff EEsGliS SsI 10
grey O1. 1UEstEe 6y SiCitssesS or
other causes, ,sCfu sOOsl be 1'e-5
stored to ats 9s0ETFGE color,
and beauty. DftssCsrsstye eySgSl-5
tc0ted GOrever. ,7Ne.s KKegiS'
falling stopped. Tae altOst
delicate he0Cs-dreSS0 or. t6O9e.'
ecE cam JeaVo9'as citAOtEg EeTfs
OfSOtIisg. TVso9sOSg delight
fisL. F1.NSrNnCc, TO, lIte harris
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FROM BALTIM0RE,

PrOIhInemt7H1 1ersOmHgeB' en- route TO
Washington.
BALTIMORE, July 10@- Hon. C.lb. VaIlan-
dighams Hon.J. d. Bright and Hon, o.. J..
Faulkner passed through this city last eve
ming en route to Washington for an inter
view. with the President. A gentleman
who Travelled with them says that one of
the objects of their mission is to recommend
the eappoinhnentof Hon! j. B. Weller, for
merly Governor of Ohio, now OF Califorr
mia, as Secretary Of War, in view OF the
anticipated retirement ofsecretary Stan
ton. gJt ~
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.lI[jf'.l[{(g:;a!pbt(. .lI[j'.l[{(g
O. FROM WOOSTER, OHIO,

Democratic, c,dC1ndldate Il for Com
gress I'm the FOmrSeeGh DIpGriet--
delegates TO the fPhiIa deIphia
! Convention.
Especial Dispatch to the Ohio, ,Statesman.I
,.t. WOOSTER, o., July l9, q
John b. Young, Of Medina, is the Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress in the Four
teenth District. His competitors for the
nomination were. Bliss, Critchfeld, Kenny
and Pappleton. The nomination was made
on the twenty third ballot. ,i1saar q I
Judge Bliss, Of Wayne, and ThomasrJ J.
Kenny, of Ashland, were made delegates
to Philadelphia. The Convention was full
and harmonious.
/ IO o. ..E ..... ..... ..fI..T ...
] ...Ir.. f.f...T .lJA1 NAN.
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HAGAN,s mAcNOLIA BALm.

This the most delightful and xtraordinsry article
ever discovered. i changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the dis
ttngUs appearance SO inviting in the city belle of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles. pimples and
rOughnesS from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
tera injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. 4. HAeAN. Troy, N. Y
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES l. CO.. New York.
oct9-d6wly ,rI g- r|H...
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New YoRK, July Is. The steamer Mo-
ro Castle, from Havana thei14th, arrived at
quarantine last evening, There are thirty
vessels now In quarantine but no cases of
cholera or fever on board of them: 59lg 4! !,
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raVFhvVCumnr,l stenmcrvrxry

BosTroc5S, July 1g.-It Is r1mored that the
Chpara seamerywilh be IjthJrawnfroH
Boston on the termination Of their postal
contract, and run from Liverpool to HaliSi
fax and New York! 1d 80 sWalF
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% FROM INDIANAPOLIS a
Stock of National Banks not Liza
~ bic 10 Taxation.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 19-The Court of
Common Pleas of this county, in test case
made up by the National Bankers Associ-
alton of Indiana, decided yesterday that the
stock of National Banks of this State is not
liable to taxation for State or municipal
purposes, under present State laws, not
from defect of power, but from detection
of the State Legislature. A -.4ae3t IA
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cleveland Markct.

FL0UR-City made Xxx re $l39l4; do Xxx white
$l5@l5 so; do Xxx spring $40 50all. Ooun6ry brands
Xxx red range at $40 5GSl2 50, aud Xxx white $l3 SO
0@9t5.
/ WHEA EAT-Sales 2 cars No. l Milwaukee spring at
g.; car ordinary No. red winter at 81 rs. The
ITGRN"ouiet, But held firm at zoe for NO.i from
store. s,.-74c-g,v vs a s,a,rr
L RYE-Qyiet. No. ] held at Soc.
II P0RK-Sales 80 brls No ! cty-packed mess S33;
No 9mess S32; prime mess $50. 80 n. 'E.-re
LARD-City rendered in kegs e2Hc; do in tierces
22c. ''-''~
,HAMs-Sales 5000 lbs sugar-cured canvassed at
SHOULDERS Steady, and demand fair at lSo
'BAGOS-.G Gity-cured canvassedfrn at 2Oc. . 81
/ DRIED BEEF'-Saes $500 lbs city Smoked in can
BEEFEFrm and steadyat $50 for city packed
BUTTER In rather better demand, and firmer
at 28G30c for Western Reserve.
CHEESE-Quiet and steady at l09l7c for COM
mon to choice dairy and factory made. H 30 sr Id.
EGGS-Held at 159lsc. according to condition,
HIGHW lNES-l In moderate demand, scarce and
IA1O0H0L- quote, a 1904 81 for ss per cent?
Cologne Spirits, 9S per cent, 81 6294 81. Neutral
Proof Spirit 81 45eBs ,5O.,E =, o.. n r, - A
PETR0LEUM-Dnl and nominal at 33cfor Re-
fined in bond; 53c for dofree,
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Bnffalolmarket-JhIyI8. Bn Q

FL0UR-Dull. .--.----.---
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4Oc; Wisconsin at 44945c.
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NAitRIA ann, CELiRACV, an E,4-
say of Warnin and instruction for Q Young Men.
Also hDiSeasesan Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
POWERS with, sure means Of relief, Sent free ot
cbAFge in sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr., u
SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Association, PhiIl
adelphia. Pa. 5AtAA 2tl<TAJ u aprllfd&wSn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-20
CONNER ClALT MATTERS
Neyt YORK TSney M arK . MY M

| M0NEY-Marke easy at per cent -lr7 II. ,r ~
I STERLING GEXCHANGE-DuIla al IOs Aa1f0k.
! G0DD-sAs efFmeff fooening at lB0JS, advaht4
ing t0l50k, an closing at 1505<
GOVERNMENT SP0CKS-W Without decided
change. 0Gcr .N j. 1cT......... .......... .pssTqr
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NewYOrIs stock mark st4.Julyrfo. ).

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90 North esterh SB16; doprsfetfed e5K; Michigan
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30s2d series 1887; Ohio Mississippi eeFtca tes
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Sad CaIamity-Two Young Ladies
Drowned The Mother OF One
Goes 10 Their Rescue, and is

GREAT FALLS, N. H.! July Is. Last even-S
ing while two young ladies, Miss Stone and
Miss Maddox, were bathing in the river,
they ventured beyond their depthand were
drowned. The mother Off Miss Maddox,
wbo, went to their rescue, was also drown
recovered after remaining in the water
about four hours. UsEO q ED9F s1Er.r,