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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11
a MoDEL aCHOOL BOOK.

Milk for Southern Habes..-.S0me re-
euIiar. Facts about the United States
of Ameriea....The Terrible Aboli-
tionists in Contrast with the Pious
Nigger Drivers.
One OF the southern school-books,
made during the war, was a "Geo-
graphical Reader" The following les
sons for little rebels are entertaining;
THE UNITED STATES.
/. This was once the most prosperous
country in the world. Nearly hun
dred wears ago it belonged to England;
but the English made such hard laws,
that the people said they could not
obey them. After a long, bloody war
of seven wears, they gained their inde-
lpendence, and for many years were
prosperous and happy.
9. In the meantime both EngEsh ana
American ships went to Africa ana
brought away many of those poor hea-
then negroes and sold them for slaves.
some people said it was wrong, and
asked the king of England to stop 1t.
He replied thut she knew it was wrong;
but that the slave trade brought much
money into his treasury, and NJ shonid
continue.n But both countries after
wards did pass laws to stop this trade.
In a few years the northern states,
finding their climate too cold for the
negro 10 be profitable, sold them to the
people living further South. Then the
northern states passed laws to forbid
any person owning slaves in their
borders.
to preach. to lecture and to write about
the sin of slavery. The money for
which they sold their slaves was now
partly spent in trying to persuade the
Southern States to send their slaves
back to Africa. And when the territo-
ries were settled they were not willing
for any of them to become slavehold-
ing. This would soon have made the
North much stronger than the South.
And many of the men said they wopld
vote for a law to free NIL the negroes in
the country, The Southern men tried
to show how unfair this would be, but
still they kept on.
4. In. the year 1850 the apol1tionists
became strong enough to elect one of
their men for President. Abraham
Lincoln was a weak man, and the
South believed he would allow laws to
be made which would deprive them OF
their rights. So the Southern States
iseceded, and elected Jefferson Davis for
their President. This SO enraged Pres
ident Lincoln that he declared war, and
has exhausted nearly all the strength
of the nation in vain attempt to whip
the South back into the Union. Thou
sands of lives have been lost, and the
earth has been drenched with blood; Dut
still Abraham is unable to conquer the
rebels, as he calls the South. The South
only asks to be let alone, ana 70 dlYl9e
the public property equally. IL woulu
have been wise in the North to have said
to her Southern sisters, "If you are not
content to dwell with us longer, depart
in peace. We will divide the lnheri-
tance with you, and may you be great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

ss0 KEGS WHFrE niA PURE JUST
S1N5Eecelved and lorsAie by 9DBERT,t tCh eEn-
i-t erd q Stone 4sridge tar2s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

The house in New York where the
one case of cholera occurred has been
emptied ofits families and privies, and
is to- be thoroughly washed with a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

A correspondent writes that, if we de-
sire it, he will t'send us something to
fill up with" That's just what we
want. Suppose you commence now
with a'good roasting piece of beef and n
BARREL of flour. - - ,-'- 2 - '--
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asae NIX RAFTos 1Hr9 ,
2 Ditalrheea q e Compound.

HME ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
Eol DIFfhed, DySeHte11, Ffteri StfBtBleT
bowels. Incident TO q Change OF Diet or Cii-
mate luyI aEg ent sSi5ltlsiD tfffftf -
Thousands OF czlse8 tDlteTsl all 6kLeJi fe59edi6s
hagsf fgftefp and - sprUpou1lcet by the PUBLIC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

Miss Adah Menken is, described as
superbly dressed inttwo acts of sMazep,
pa, and not much dressed in the third
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11
Eae HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated.) }

pErCentFal Depot, t,sAIneriean Express Build
Ing, 55 Hudson Street. New York. Manufae-
tory Corner Water and Perry Sneets, Hudson,
N':9s, GEO HubssL& sI6S,'sso, &c. (, /,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

In support of this amendment we
quote as folloysfrom PRESIDENT ohm
sons speech, delivered at Nashville
June 9Th, 1854, and afterwards repeat
ed, in njissubstance, to the Virginia legis-
lative delegation last January, oh'the
occasion of theiry visit to him hi at Wash
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

A French professor has discovered
that the earth does not move SO fast as
it did 2, 600 years ago. The learned
man computes that in one thousane six
hundred millions, of years hencs twill
come to a stand-stfll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

5. This country possesses many ships,
has fine cities and towns, many rail
roads, steamboats,, canals, manufac-
lures, &c. The people are ingenious,
and are noted for their tact in driving
bargain. They are refined and intel
Iigent on all subjects butthat of negro
slavery; on this they are mad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

The last wonder of Paris is the equip
age of n late seamstress of New York, ,
which in :i1agnif ificenee snrpasses that
of the empress itself. ya5u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

A scoundrel named Nicholson was
sent to gaol in Manchester. England,
down and kicking her repeatedly, be-
cause she would mot go with him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

A new Photographic toy is having
great sale in London. Some blank bits
Of paper arc sold and, following instruc-
tions, the purchaser finds handsome
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

H Louisvi1le, KY, is 50 troubled with
rats that the city government propose
offering u ,premiumio of one cent for every
head of rat broughtto thecity treasu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-12

EXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
Il Ing and during that time has met with unpar-
a,eei success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known ~
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TO INVALIDS

WTHosE sUFFERINGs HAVE
been protractsd from hidden causes
and mal.treatment, and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
DIR. J. Pc RRA ULT,
Graduate OF the University
OF Queens College, begs to In.
form his patients, and others seeking
medical advice. that he may be con.
suited personally or by letter In all
cases Of Nervous and Physicnl
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedensary habits. excess,
accident or climate, from9 A. ". 10 l2
~, and from Q to 9 P. ~, at his Office.
Armory Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento sts..
Rooms Nos. Q, 10 and II, first floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomery or Sacramento streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-12
DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
PRIVATE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
u. Cor. jackson and Kearny sis.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The Gredl ErddicGtor Of Special Corplairt'. for.
asr!y Of LoeIs Hospital. London EiShi
YlGrs in Sacramento. GEd the
last Three Years in San
ErdRcisc0
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY2
That IN the Question:!

U,HE PRoPRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
Museum of Anatomy and Science" have de.
.rrmined, regardless Of expense, TO issue FREE
flor the benefit Of suffering humanity. four OF
their most interesting and instructive LEG
TURES on MARRIAGE. and Its disqualiaea.:
tons: Nervous Debility. Premature Dechne Oh
Manhood, Indigestion. Weakness or Depression,
Loss Of Energy and Vital Power. the great Social
Evil, and those maladles that result from youth.
IN, follIes, excesses Of maturity, or ignorance Of
Physiology and Natures Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands and VIII be
So-,rard.d FREE on receipt Of Twenty. .ave
cents in postage stamps. by addressing "Secre-
tsry Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science. At
ths Eureka Theatsr. Montgomery stTest, San
FrancIseo." Lsttsrs to bs sent through Wsus'
Fargo 4 Cs. 'Ap
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-12
No apology seems requisite for Of

"pN'Ne'
ferins TO the public an advertisement
" 'na H'''n' ior ~ un''' n
1nowledg"d mat the uea'hen' VI
these particular diseases constitutes branch OF
n.dIcI,. which ha, never been su1acicutiy
,..-I T.. ,.,,.ros =, tho fa,,,diou..
cuitirnteo' IN consequence VI '"e '"'"N''
ness OF the profession, who have abandoned tnese
specultles 10 the care o: unqualified prac-
.r.. .S,,,s b.r. M nov,.r N re.
,,,,... .1 .r,o,,.r, a, me, Who
press 'ne hhp"ue"ee 'n" e"'o VI "'n
are totally incompetent to perform the duties
~ ,,.I, .o.cs,,.d medical practIcr thereby In.
" ,'e" .u.,.I T., eos,
nicnnS uiSeries 10 oes'eo u"paIa''''eN :" ~
other class Of human disorders. Inc ohi! Wa!
,,,.r,hcr NJ IN.
puon. 10 ,'.,,.. ,,.,,a.d
medicni proiessio", 'eS"'
| and who dcvotes his exclusive huenIou W ui'
| eases arising from the undue excitement Of the
,,.. o-ro,. ,oc.,hor ,,,,b ,hos. Incidental
s', ,,'sN-,,.h -, ,,.,,..,.J
stages OF acute oisorder WHICH, ""en Hes's'"
terminate In the horribly wasting form Of con.
.,t,,,,t.,., .Iso.co,,zo,ron nor,or pcrrauIt
''u''o"A, .0 ,.-I,,
mas paid i've most ""Ao I'M"
attention, for the last eight years, to special
branch of study. and his mode OF practice sug.
,..,ad and ,unrov.d bv ..ncrI-nce. and experl.
b''N w =,
ments mnde through tue medium 0' III" n''e'"
scope enables him to detect the presence OF semen
T., ,b. rr,. W. y,i.h IN Impress those who
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nave i@'eu o' re"e' e''e""e''' '".' 's>' 'l"'
rive benefit from examination of the nrino In
case, of Seminal Emissions and Impoteucy, rs
III =, c,r,voI DIs..sss of the RIad,
We" ~ ~ ea'e''' '''' "
der aud Kidneys ana we can a. once ASCERTAIN
the cause Of the patients complaint NO rs 10 pre-
S. eh teNla Il
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MISCELLANEOUS ADV
ANNUAL REPORT
--OF The
PACIFIC
Insurance Company.
$4,000
DEpOSITED in NEVADA

.....,,,, ,.,r,, rup ,C.r nr,
CoMPLIANSE =. r'Sit,.nJI
L tbs LeEi'I;HF" "' ''' 80 =. -. " ''''' =,
entitled IN Aci y"aTStu,ns I"'Po'"'iSns, S
passed AprI. - !N'p me tHrlhc lurur AnSe CS'
pany Of San Franci''" makes 'he 'O''o"'ns A"'
nnM Report
Company !. SEVEN mCNpKEp SNp Flt,
TN THOUSAND DOLLARS anu pad IN N
GOLD .....''..'.' ''oyyV S
u-lhr amount OF !Ge aNses - " SSI Ill M
LioN 49, - -. .,,,;st.>.r, n -
HUNDRED AND l" hNlh pp.LS SHS hnH ~
've" cents 10 ,It:nI -
ul.-Ehc Company mas NJ DENIS.
N-rhe amount OF insurance effected dnrlnS
;S- year, and which remained IN icrce December
81, 1865:
Firc................. ...........-.....S .Sl2,9I1gt!
Marine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ie++uo
This Company commcace" underwriting MA
Tine Risks August !, leoJ.
N-Ihis Company tnSorSs aSGin,I 'ns ;1',I" y
lHS risks, VIZ ~ lLDLNHn. NJ SnS>.TS
FURNITURE, MhhIhSNOt!SS,"' ~, "a
LEASE'HoLD>. ENNE'L IN pr1SSr%T
THEIR CARGDES and @ NtnSF ~, IN ~ CO
IKOPhh = N"HiNS' "''S
Also. on CARGOES' LhLSSG ,S, ~, SOnSiS .I -,
SIONS, PROFITS ana W N H'SST: ,yH,E STIN% 49, ~
ALL MAXINE AM iS SL..S;>G ,SSrS ~ rHS
RlSkr, 10 AND "'" "EH '' '' -"
WORLD. r,,n,,,
Wins Company WIZ '1NS -. W ~ sS! IL u.
CLASS RISh not !" rSetCu S,S,VOy S'Hv 'lt.i''
fixed BY law, anu Nc ~ ARK ''sSs , VIZ ,cIIsu'o
30 an extent consistent wita fMn Df'NSE III
other RESPONSIBLE COMtASiES'
:! HUSri STD% STeS,SenS. S
y y haGS N.' lUS' See'e'Ns'
San Francisco january ~ 1900
,..,
William Aivord' l., D. pTnSnIeE
Abm. SeiiGman. william Seho"e'
Anson q. Stiles. Louis McLane,
IOhn C. RrNV Oliver Eldridgs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-12

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at 4 P. NJ, will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ". for the
Lake Birler Route, will change 10 Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Donner Lake Route AZ
Colfax station: arriving in Virginia. by both
Lines, in 81 hours from San Francisco.
Crossing the Mountains by Daylight
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15
New Orleans Market

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA
New sUGAR-Is &c lower; prime, ls<c
per pound. fs. f i0-
NEw MoLAssEs- Prime SOC, and choice IS
gg0c. IftTl
FLouh-..Is in better demand; superffne
eli 500gli 20. = =
CoRN-ls at higher rates; small parcels
sell at 81 30 per bushel.
OATs-Quiet, and the stock Is reduced .
with sales at Coo per bushel. 993
HAY-The Hay market Is Arm, at $40 50
for prime st. Louis fif
PROVIsI0NS--Are dull.
MESS PoRK-S30 per barrel; shoulders ana
ribbed sides, l6Isc per Id; clear sides, i7s<c
LARD-Is In good demand, at l41zdl5c in
tiercea, and lie In kegs fb
PoTATons- unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15

~ HEEgE T4W
fJiI pHf . IA
80 ID faaH az
ffff9. HN. moo
- Te have the facility of the best Ma
lIr merry and Workmen, and win give an
N * entrusted to as our individual atten-
o. l, I'LL orders promptly, warrant our
az, and charge reasonable pricea.'
Jfiice and Foundry, corner Of First and
Jret Streets, Evansville, Ind.
N. B.-Workmen semitic all paris TO NJ
up work and do repairing. asa
fatr22fm SCHULTZE. TRUMAN a co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15

sByteiegraph.l NEw YORK. Nov. "a.
CorroN--,Fulyic lower, at moderate de-
ens si es iso Is B srreis market
opened i0@l5c better, but closed dull, with
s n fS wester rs l6 oOlS 90 Tor com
uiia mon - medium extra Western; 81 goa
10 40 for extra Houud Hoop Ohio, and Sl2 40
OLA OOfor trade brands a
gstg hyE Eteugp oggi 10y, ~, ,,,so,,eo
WHEAT-~fieceipts II .03l bushels; market
a95c better on spring, with fair specula-
l 0A TseS 5000 bushels; o. ao@2 90
.. for Chicago and Milwaukee. the latter for
very choice, AID W 10 for inferior Chicago
RYH@Quiet; 81 81 for old Western tL
Receipts 78,lM bushels: market
opened Ic better, and closed dull and de-
FOR shipping Mixed Western In store and
anoat, closing At 81 2eQel 30. y
without decided chenee sales 1000 bush
els, at 00@7lc for Chicago and Milwaukee.
rCOFFEEE Quiet.
eugAH-Dnll; Cuba, lO14@ll1ze.
PErRoLEqM- Quiet &c, for Crude, and
3iCg90c. for Refined ia bond.
CoAL-ForAign scarce and firm; sales OF
,1f unchanged at s6@7 75 for 5000 pounds from
',WegL= Heavy sales q .9gQQ.QoO pounds at
T PSIgs 5es Sas ssbe esf s Ss for for
q sCaifornia, Westiza and Mexican on pri-
vac sA ssli'is Iemiosck sole scarcely 80
nrm; a2l@asl4c for Buenos AyFea .lighE
weight; MQla5c. for Middle do; a2Ge 3ics for
California light weight; 49, 9ae3f1gc. for Mid
HstHfs dis dtst ind taeey7c. fOf Heav dQ.zsa~
- g - Pon1t-Opeucd heavy mud daclinthg, and
closed more firmly; sales OF 6,l0O barrels at
"a H422 2regnlar, aud s2ig226 30 for Prime.
er's option, for November and SIS Is, SELL
er's option, for January. 5000 "a
PR0vfAi0NgsAfseef steady si2 50a18 so for
new plain mess, and SIS b0Gl23 so for new
extra mess Reef hams heavy and lower (;
sales of 100 bills lat s3ieei9 lBRcon dull.
Cut meats quiet; sales of lf5 packages at
Dressed hogs nrmer s01zal014 for Western,
chicfiy sD1S9vsf, and heavy.
LARD-Steady.
BuTTEH-SteRdy. st.st.4 i
MoNEY-rFairly active, chiefly ~ per
cent. f. 'atsa
STERLING Dull lOs14@lG014. ns
GoLD-Searcely so firni opening ~ 1874,
closing AZ l4419. ~ .etH ,W ~
STOCKS - Cove. Ament stocks a. shade
easier; lU-i0 coupons, lODl9f 7-3O's, second
SERIES 1851, and 1905 third series, l05Js.s Z
The POsfs money article says.
The loan market Is more active and very
little business Is doing below six per cent.
on call loans, and BQ1714 On dlscounts. The
draw of currency 20 the interior still con-
tinues. UUl
The stock market opened steady became
weak aud closed steady; after the regular
Il Board the quotations were. n We, ll0t4;
Erie, 78A Hudson, rs; Reading. 49, !;
M. O.. li2e4 M, 3. so; Pistsburg, 81 N.
Foreign exchange Is dull; bills at 80 days
~ on London quoted ut l0s549i0Aeh For
commercial, iOeMi00I4; bankers do. at
short sight, l0gt4 ogll0.J
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JOHN scANTLIN,.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Tin Ware, Stoves. Crates,
HoLLow-WARFs, COPPER, SHEET-IRoN, and
JAPAN WARE,
No. G5 Main Street, above Second,
Evansville, Ind.
p'D-J oh Work promptly executed in II
best manner. Orders solicited. Isepl ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15
New York DEFY GOODS Market.
BY TeIegaph.l New YOnK. Nov. "a.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRR, Nov. Ia
The Dry-Goods Market shows more AMI
nation and more hopeful signs for the fu-
tuTe. Yesterday afternoon there were
more buyers In the MAJ iIet, and this morn
Ing there are further increased demands,
causing more activity than since the mid
die or nrst OF October The reduction In
prices OF leading goods by some Leading
jobber, Monday and yesterday. also
caused ah Increased demand from mer-
chants near by; and, altogether a much
more satisfactory business doing.
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st. Louis Market.

By telegraph.l 81. LOUIS, Nov. II.
FLOUR Unchanged; OF low grades a
large supply; prices weak.
WHEATl-Heayy. and millers are stand
. Ing Off IN IA wa
CoRN-Advanced from 95@sI 0s for old.
OATS-Eligher, At 606g52l%c.
PRoVIsIoNS-Unc hanged
LARD-Heavy, at llmI5l4c
WmsRY-S2 81 for free, and 34@35c for
bond.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15

PRosPKnoUs BANK.-zThe earnings OF the
iia First National Bank OF indianapolis for
the last six months amount 10 over sixty
thousand dollars. The Board of Directors
on saturday declared a eent-annual divi-
dend or seven per cent, after paying over
seven thousand dollars taxes, and carry
ing nVe thousand dollars to the surplus
fund. The bank began business about
three years ago on "a capital OF one hum
dfed and nifty thousand dollars aud has
earned for the stockholders since that time
two hundred and forty-aix Thousand dol.
lars, and now has paid up capital Of half
million dollars. But few banks In the
country, n any, have been more success
sfuI.-fadf4nnUOLfH fJa2etfe.
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Attachment Notice.

G% on the 9Th day OF November, 1866, q
writ of attachment was issued by me,
Joshua Davidson, Justice of the Peace OF
Vanderburgh County, State OF Indiana,
and again the goods, rights, chattles,
credits, money, and effects of James ii.
Gardner, and that on the Sth day of De-
at my Office In Pigeon Township, Will
proceed to hear and determine said claims
of William e. French and Others, whose
claims have been filed under said
claims of w. Il. French & Co., whereof said
James II. Gardner and all Others are inter-
ested, will take notice.
1865 6ala $3.50 J. DAVIDSON,
novl4 dlt,w3t Justice ofthe Peace.
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New Names in Old Places
#. G. BRIDWELL & CO.,

lLate OF UWensboro, ky.l
RRAvING PURCHASE ID TIE n
80 Crescent City Drug store, corner
Third and Main Streets, have added there
to a complete stock OF FRESH DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
and will keep constantly on hand ali arti-
cles usually found in a first-class Drug
Store.
Physicians will find 1t to their advantage
to give us call.
We have secured the services of an expe-
rienced Chemist, and propose to do our
own manufacturing, thereby avoiding the
risk In buying many articles of everyday
use, which are so often adulterated and
impure.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours, day or night.
It. g. BRIDWELL q CO.,
Corner Third and Main Streets.
novl3 dim
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We especially call the attention Of
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Greai neclIne In Prlees Last Week.

last ,gas'ir we're eublect 20 most violent fiuc-
tnetionss ON Monday last, No. ] corn rose
as high as 81 10 per bnshel, but the market
0raduaiIy became weaker I'LL, on Hatur-
dav. IL was sold as IS cents per bushei-d
decline Lgthfil aUe dam NJ tt0enitpe cent? per
halshof y tsA ~ gAkA8 sAs sN
DurinR the same week the wheat market
was also unsettled, and we have TO note a
decline In prices OF nc. per buahel on No. 4
hpring. and 2D6b2ie. per buahel on No 2. ON
Monday last, No. spring wheat was sold
IN Lbls market AS high as ~ ~ per bushei,
and on Saturday last IL closed at ~ per
bushei.s tifg .gyataf ttfsM9 aee
Oats declined NC. per bushel during the
81 % per bushei, and closed on Saturday at
s8c.-a decline Within the week OF zoe. per
buahel. No. barley opened on Monday at
Mc. per bushsi, and felt on Saturday as low
as Gc.--clOsing at 660567c=-a decline on the
week OF isg2Oc. per buehel.- Chicago Re
publican, l2fh. iIslf l'aa .iasf tls
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Notice.

-NTOTECE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN VIII apply to the Board OF County
Commissioners of Vanderburgh County,
State of Indiana, at their December term.
for license to retail liquor Ia a less quantity
than one quart, at my place of business,
on Vine Street, between Water and First
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
SAMUEL p. HAYLIH.
move dlt,w3t t,
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sQATEwlc higher; No. 4Sc.
RYE-Firmeft No, | absi 25.

a0ATsr-lc higher: No. 4Sc. -
RYE--Fifmefs No.labI Is.
BARLEY Firm and unchanged.
WmIsKY-steady SIC in bond, and 81 "a
for duty paid. sfkaeG
Hoas-Duil. though but few offered, and
prices are iower 400 head sold in lots at
50 coat 90; gross receipts ], 1907 green meats
declined TO 81 1907 l., and duh. H44
. ! I.ARD--Duil, at l3c. -. s.v
BAcoN--A limited denands for bacon
sides clear 1T f4sk@ei434c, bat holders ask l5c
In most cases NAa
GRocERfEs-Dull and unchanged. afol
BUTTER-- Firm, at 2Stg30c.
EaGs-At3 0e35c, -....
AoLD Al4319a Fl 81 II e #fHff
(,0TToN-DuiI. nothing doing
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Cincinnati Market.

by Telegraph.l CINCINNATI, Non
FIIouR--Dull but unchanged.
WHKAT-Dnll; No. Red ~ ~ W..
CoRN-Firher; No. l shelled at "