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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-26
RIV Err NE w s J.
For other River items see seventh Page.

For other RtUeT Items see SereTth Page.
P-TTsBURG, June 25.-The weather DUR
ing the day has been very warm, the
thermometer ranging at IS deg. in the
shade.
LOUISVILLE. June 25 River falling, with
feet inches water in the canal, al
feet on the bar. The Richmond has ar
rived from New Orleans, and has laid up.
MEMPHIS, June 25.-The river is declin-
ing slowly.
The arrivals and departures, additional,
last night, were the Ollie Sullivan, Cam
Melton to Evansville Mayflov er,
to Cairo; Sam. Orr, TO Eastport;
VIM White, to Green River;
Legal Tender, Louisville to New Orleans,
and Eau Claire from Green Rlver....--.T The
Mayfiower went out rather light. The Sam.
Orr had splendid trip.-....rhe Ollie Sulli-
van and Hau Claire were full of tobacco......-
The Legal Tender had slim trip, but add
ed considerably here-..--....The Louisville
Cou,fer says thu prospect of the usual June
ri>e is rapidly passing away. 1--WE should
say so.'' in the Ian. uage of Joe McCulloch,
as we had the June rise nearly a month
ago. lt4s4.+ttt
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June %.
FLoUR-Fifmer and 15425c higher; SO 90
(Gl0 90 Tor spring extras. ,s-
-WHEA -Firmer anu &c higher than yes
terday; sales at 81 150l2 % for No. 2, closing
quiet at S3l2@S4c for No..2. ~ lf-A VtF
CORN-2L2c lower; sales of No. l at StG
s2}ac; No. at 79a Sue, closing dull at SIC Tor
No. 1. 4s lt'5 FssseF
OATs-Active and &c lower; 5S@59c for
No. 2. ~ ~. vrfr M tErF SEQ j
PRovISIoNS-Bull and unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE 7Dull at 81 7S@s 30 for fair
10 good shipping..sf.--s... f-ss,T u -nd- po
HoGs-Active and leg15c higher; s. FOG
W for fair to cho lce.-tsrsf 10 isf ed
SHEEP-Modsrate and active at a 656Ii z5.
; RECEIPTS 100 barrels flour. 475 lbaShels
wheat IA 600. bushels nm, 1000 bushels
oats, 400 hogs, =. .s..sst y - s.a.ts,'s
SHp ENTS-3, 0n0 barrels flour. 3 900 BUSH
els wheat, I29 600 bushels eorn, 2,3Oo bushels
oats. -. 80 go 3 =
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L. PERSON,
Dealer in STOVES,

And Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER, and
SHEET-IRON WARE.
Wholesale and Retail,
Cor. First and Vine Streets,
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, une %.
- FLoUR-Firm and in good demand from
. the city trade al iuii prices family -sil %
q l3; fancy, 81 i@l5; the lower grades not
wanted.
WfEAT-Firm at 50 So for No. 2; 81 70 for
No. | Winter red no demand Tor Spring.
CoRS-DuIl aud nominal aJ the close at
7Sc; no demand.
0ATS-Held at CSC, and sold at this in the
-mo,Iing, 5ut would not bring over Csc at
tie close.
RYE-Du1 at 81 90
CoTToN-puil, and PRICES lower ana NOM
inaI; middiing, at &c; market very Iuil.
" IsISKY-tirIn and in demand at 3Jc in
bond.
Mes PoRK-F urn at s2l. but not offered
BULK MEATS Unchanged and quiet at
re for shoulders, 9s4c for Sides ana lie for
clear sides.
- BACoN-F'air demand, with firm market
al SC tor shoulders ana lie for sides, which
are in demand; sales, 40 tierces at Il$zc
Tor city; not much Offering at this rate.
BUTTER Steady at LGsl7c.
CHEESE-Decllned TO l514c for western
reserve. gss~ s0a EI rtA@#
a L INsEED OIL-Dull at 81 459l Is. u "a
a sUGAR-firm and in good demand at
l29l5c for raw, end 7@I753 for hard re-
fined. p 41-f
CosFEE-Firnn at 2592Sc for Rio.
GoLD-Closed ats oTt4 buying - y
MONEY MARKET-rtlaieI and easy tsffe
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MONETAKY 4 CUMMERClAL
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK., June Is. /
CoTToN-Heavy and a shade lower; sales
,10y bales upiands at 26gB1ac;
FLoUR-Receipts 2, l4l barrels; advanced
10@20c: sales 9,400 barrels superfine State
and Western at - 45@s 80; extra Western
SO l5@l0 10; choice SO cog II 90: shipping
II 20; shipping, st. Louis, $40 754l2 90;
Winter el2 00gl6 80; California firmer
sales $50 barrels, at sll a0@lS IS: Rye -four
steady: sales 800 barrels, at S. 259S 70.
WHIsKY-Firm; sales 400 barrels, west
WHEAT Receipts 200 bushels; advanced
choice No. 2 milwaukee, at 81 30; Amber
Winter 81 s.; White California and Canada
at 50 %.
KYE-Dul; retail lots of Western at 81 20
al 10
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-DuIl.
CoRN-Receipts, 1929 bushels; opened
firm and c.osed dull; declining; sales, 81
QUO bushels of new mixed Western AT 81 W
dried, 81; white Western, 81 OS@sl 10; old
and new mixed Western, 81 IL; Old do. IN
OATS Receipts, i $50 bushels; declined Ic ;
sales, 1000 bushels of Western at 7s9s0c;
Ohio. 59@9Oc.
RIcE-N ominally unchanged.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
sUGAR--Quiet ana steady; sales, S75 bar-
reIs of Cuba at ll14c.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL unchanged.
HoPS-Quiet.
PsTRoLEUM-Unchan
PokK-DulI; sales. $3.50 barrels at 81 log
Il 70 for new mess; closing at 81 ~ rega-
lar; $40 81 for old ditto; $40 Is for prime
mess.
i BEEF--Scarce and wanted; sales Clio bar
rels at Sl6M23 for new plain mess; S23g2S
for new extra. Beef Hams, sales 20 barrels,
at S2S.
BACoN-Duli. ia. HFT
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales, It's packages,
al S4@9L2c; shoulders, l2Il32c. 4.
LARD-Hesvy; sales, 100 barrels at NJ
@l21sc 10 new.
BUTTER -Uuchanged.
CHEESE-Dull.
LATEST P. NJ.
FLOUR Closed firmer for medium grades
and steady for other kinds.
WHEAT-Qulei and firm; 81 1892 so for
No. Spring: - 350t2 ~ for No /.
T RYE-Quiet: 81 2Odl 80 for Western.
OATs-Dull and heavy; 7S979c for Wes-
tern So0LS9c for Ohio.
CoRN-Dull and dropping; new mixed
Western, good to prime, 81 09Gl 10.
PoRK-Steady, with moderate inquiry.
Mess 81 10 cash, and q 20, regular; closing
with sellers at quotations.
BEEF-FIrrn and with ar upward ten
dency.
+ Cur MEATs-steady and in moderate
demand
BACo>-Qubet. at l01ac for Cumberland
| Cut, and ilta@Il5sc for snort ribbed.
| LARD-He;ivy, at I21z@l 25sc for fair to
| prime steam i2s4c for kettle rendered.
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= est POCKET BOOK On Saturday.
IL afternoon, June I'D, between j. z. Ell
ll0tt's store, OH Third Street, and Samuel
Orr's field. on the Newburgh Road, black
morocco Pocket Book, cont aiming one nun
dred and one dollars. AS near as can be
remembered, there were three ten-dollar
bills. fourteen fives, and one-doiiar Dill.
returning the money to this office, or TO
j AMkS TALBUTT, at Samuel Orr's, Water
Street. Junzo u
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Huntsville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June %.
ToBAcco-Sales2 6s hnds., at q 55Sie for
c0uim III 1ugs I'm diuTn leaf $50 tor coun-
thy. AA
FLOUR -Superfne dull.
WHEAT \ Ominal. "a =
- CoRN-S66d soc for sheiled delivered.
4. OATS-74c in bulk. $50
Ri ESS PORK-S2l. 81 q t+t -sq-r
BAcoN-Shoulders &c packed, clear sides II
@l214c. hams 1885 for plain, and l41zsl51zc
Tor prime sugar cured.
p LARD-ll1 2@ ll54c for tierce.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph New ORLEANS, June IS.
. CoTToN-Sales of 500 bales middling at
A9241ac. Receipts in three days ], f55 bales;
exports ii SIS bales.
SUGAR-Hel firmly; no sales. NHT
NoLASSES-Held firmly. no sales. . =
FLoUR-Quiet and egfirm. Superb ne
SO 25Gllo so; choice xtra SIS so. - IS $500
CoRN-Eirm; mixed ea9a5c; white 81 =
OATS-Scarce at e1(gSlc. ~-lst. rs eEfE as y4fG
BAcoS-steady. Shoulders lo14c; rib
lls4e: clear BE- Z ,gt -sas-aagfe ~ ~.s-s 4
PoRk--Dall ar S2S-l - AN ~ ~ssus-ssss
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June %.
CoTIoN-Dun at 23@231zc. Receipts 26
bales. Exports none.
h. CoRN-Firm at S5s@97c. et
PoRK-23a24c: clear sides lS7z9l4c. y "a
LARD-l21a@l 4e,
HAY-249z5c.
OATS-73d75c.
BRAN-S4S per ton.
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CoFFEE-23@25c. r
WHISKY-Nominal and unchanged.
GoLD-13S1zta 13S12 Sterling 4S@521a; n. L
Sight Exchange re premium. 49, 81
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st. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, June %.
ToBACCo--Active, at full prices.
CorToN--Dull, at PC for middling.
Ii EMP-Higher, at 81 35a1 80 for I'M
dressed, and " 60a2 50 for dressed. TU rt-i
LoUR--Stesdy; 50 80 for extra; 81. 90 for
fancy. efH7
WHEAT-Firmer; 81 5O0l 621z for No. .
Spring; 81 G5Al 07a Tor No. Il: 81 S593 90
tor choice Fall: a small lot of new, the nrst
OF the season. at - 80.
CoRN-Higher, at S09Sic.
< OATS-Advanced to 6sed75c. g ~
= t.YE-Declined to ii O0(al 10, the latter for
very choice.
PRovISIoNS-Firm and unchanged.
LARD AND WHISKY-Dull, and nothing
doing.
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UHLHORN & BRINKMAN,
z Successors to NJ. A. LAwRENcE, II
Eg Established in ls4s.) ~ so+fc
80 Wholesale. and Retail, Dealers an ID
{ AMERI CAN And ITALIAN MA RBLE
and a superior quality of Limestone for
20 building purposes, window sills, ira
~ caps, fronts door stills, &c, 49,,
Nos. 100, 1D2, and 10i Main Street,
Next to Court House,sss "a 7e ~
II Evansville, Indiana. I'd
CT nfchli ly hnn oY.gE2.Hf bs19ii-i
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FOUND.

rDUND.-A PROMISORY NOTE =
Is Drawn Tor s. 90 in favol. of VIM. Roberts
and signed b >. T. Lowe and w. A. ufter-
back. The owner can have 1t 10y earning
at this office and paying for this notice.
june26 It = f--- t.
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This Company Is constructing, under the
patronage of the UNITED STATES Gov
ERNMENT, the Western End OF the
Great National Railway across the
Continent. 4at

Great National Railway across the
| Continent. s4sa
Their line will extend from sacramento
! California across the Sierra Nevadas, To
| the California State line, traversing the
richest and most 710ptGtous section Of Call or
regions Of the Territories, to the vicinity OF
it forms tue sole Western link of the only
Congress and aided by the issue Of United
States Bonds. @
Their road is already completed, equip
| ped, and running for 81 miles from Sacra-
inento to within II miles of the summit OF
the Sierras; and large amount of the
work of Grading. Tunneling, &C, beyond
The First H0rtgage Bonds OF this Conn.,
pany afford unusual Inducements of Safe
| ~ and Profit to Investors, for the follow
ing among other reasons. viz:
First. The rate of interest is Sfx per Cent
in Gold, payable semi-annualiy in the
| City of New York.
Second. The Principal is payable IN Gold
THRU. The Cost Of the Bonds, Ninety.dve
per Cent. and accrued interest, is Ten
per Cent. less than that of he cheapest
Six per Cent Gold bearing Bonds OF the
Government.
Eroriies nearly hGB the dDsOsiHt necessary
to build the entire road, and looks mainly
{. 10 a small percentage on the future tragic
Firth. Owing To this liberal provision,
accompanied with ELtensfUe Grants OF
Public Lands by which the Govern
ment fosters this great national enter
prise, It's success Is rendered certain, and
It's financial stability is altogether indie
pendent Of The contingencies which attend
ordinary Railroad enterprises.
Sixth. The security OF It's First Mortgage
Bonds is therefore ample, and their
character for safety and reliability is
equaied only by that of the obligations
of the Government ITSELF p.
Seventh. The net earnings OF the COM
pleled portion are already largely In eL-
cess Of the interest obligations which the
Company mill Dicur0n ttUfce the distance,
and are steadily increasing, rendering
til uninterrupted payment Of the Interest
absolutely certain.
Eighth. AL the present rate of Gold they
pay nearly 81 per Cent. per annum on
the amount invested.
The Bonds are Issued in denominations
attached. payable in New York, and are
offered for the present at 50 per cent. and
accrued interest lin currency from Janu-
airy list.
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or
through the principal banks and bankers
in all parts OF the country.
Remittances may be made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tional Bank Notes, or other funds current
in this city, and The Bonds will be forward
ed 10 any address by express, free of charge.
Inquiries for further particulars. by mail
or otherwise, Will receive pupctual, atten-
ton.
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FISK a. HATCH,

Bankers, and Dealers in Government Secu-
s@ r rifles, ft
No. ) Nassau Street, New York.
N.B.-All kinds of Government Securi-
ties received at the full market price in ex-
change forthe above Bonds. Also, WI
HR- AL descriptions of Government
Securities kept constantly on hand, and
Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.
ns- Gold Coin and U. s. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected. ti t- n =
Bg Deposits received on liberal terms
subject to check at sight.
+ pD- Collections made throughout the
country.
!, ef- Miscellaneous Stocks and Bone;
bought and sold at the stock ExchanP.
on com mission for cash.
Bg Special Attention giren to thu
Exchange Of SEvEN-THIRrY NoTEs
Of all the Series for the NeU FIVE
TWENTY BONDS of 1865, ON the most
X fdUoroble terms. ,ic8r eh ri m
: Incfil1 dln-2t aw frl -eg -
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT.

Y1OR RE pT-STORE "A three-story
- brick Store, corner OF Main and Fourth
Streets, suitable for a manufacturing es-
adjustment. Apply AT No. "a Main street.
jUn2l DIV
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T. HAMMRRSTEIN,h -

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
EVANSVILLE ................ -......INDIANA
rAS NOW ON HAND A SPLENDIs
II assoftment of finely finished carriag:
approved styles, comprising uwo-seate
and light Rockaways, stationary ar
shifting top Buggies, fancy light trottink
gies gotten III, extra strong tor country use,
All work manufactured OF the best timber
most thoroughly seasoned, and ironed
with extra refined iron. \ o factory wheels
used ali are made lnstne shop, OF selected
aicrial. and bs' tile best mechanics. a i
work wssrra n ed toaiveeentiFe-satis faction
in every RESPECT. Sales made at lo,pess e1sk
rates PurchRsessswih fad il 10 their IN
terest to gave him aaean before purchasing
elscwhcre. RepsirlHg done to order. Or
ders solfrjtor: apis d3In
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OIeveland market-July es. !,

;FL0UR-Market steady and unchang d. We
quote: City Xxx spring S1l913; red winter sIss,
/ WHEAT-Firmer apd shade better. hui some-
What IRREGULAR. sales Mol winter at q zo92 n;
CoRN-Firm and steady ss9s9c for No sbelled
OATS Dun and decidedly lower: small sales at
roc for No state. = i'E a''TF ~ -
PORK Firm. STEADY and UNCHANGED: No mess
S2l; No 2 do S23; clear SAG. ~. ll.l7 -
BEEF-Steady; city packed extra mess held at
SMOKED MEATS-Firm and unchanged. CITY
sugar cured Hams at 21c do plain at Isc; Shoulders
lac: DIR ed Beef 24c; Bacon l6,. -, =.
trade demaed for choice western Reserve at Ia @
common and central dull at l2@l6c. 4 ~ s1'r
CHEESE-Steady aud UNCHANGED. Held at 10
LAKE FISaMarEe aaes GeasS We Seots white
fish So 90; NO. pckere S5 50; No.2 pickerel $5 90:
trout "a 50; herring 81 so. r5- l.6u- lI= -.
H HlGHWINES-Dull and nominal
ALCOHOL AND SPIRIrS-Ouiet at the follow
ing figures: Alcohol, 9S per cent, - 4094 45 Col
ogne Spirits - 55: Neutral Proof Spirits g AsC9
PETROLEUM Steady and unchanged at 2s ss7.
for standard white in bond; 46947c for do free.
DRIED APPLES-Firm. 7k9sc for good fruit.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet: new held at - per
BEANSmModsrsts request for prime white at
SALTEFirm at 81 % for fine; 50 as for coarse and
ground solar Onondsgs and Saginaw.
TALLOW-Steady and quiet at 91S q LOG for city
and county rendered. :. Cf'i'- -
FEAThERS-Demaud fair and market steady at
T semsSa and Tf @
slI's" $40 Oe; Alabaster' oaloined. $500 per bb.
WHITE LIME-Fair demand and steady at 81 so
per barrel for city and Fremont tl'e 2 ~
WATER LIME-Good supply and market steady
BAKLEY MALT-In fair REQUEST: held at Al Is
| for 2; 81 As for No. l Canada.
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Riotin colnmbin.s.u.

Esw YORK, July 30.-The Times Colum-
lumbia, 5. @, special says: VIM. J. Arm-
Republican committee, and j. A. Thomp-,
son, correspondent of the New York Times,
were murderously assaulted last night inI
the Nickerson House, on account of their
participationint the Republican convention.
n 2 fatal injuries were sustained by the
parties assailed. Governor Orr was pres
ent during the last of the riot and advised,
peace by. urging the assailed to, retire to
their rooms. Ratcliffe, the most. promf-,
nent assailant, is brother of the chief of I
Police. The rioters were arrested and i'm /
mediately liberated on bail. Gen. Burton,
post .commandant, was appealed to, this
morning. He has the rioters now under
military arrest. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

A Pretty THING.-WeI find the follow
ing very pretty verse floating around with
out credit. 1t purports to give the origin
of the motto of Odd Fellowship:
Once on time when Earth was new,
lwanderod forth in Eden's bowers,
And sought for emblems Of the true,
Amid its varied sweets and flowers.
Quick from among the petals rare.
Appeared an Angel pure and fair: . ~ T s.
She plucked too howers-Pinb and White -.
And vanished suddenly from sight,
Another came to cheer the scene,
And chose two others-Blpe and Green.
When she had gone third appeared,
And the bright Cdrdd tdIis reared.
She plucked the Purple dshlia too
And spread them all before my view.
Then all appeared as pure as air
Twined brit ht chaplet, rich and fair
Bound it upon the brow of youth,
And called it friendshtp, LoUe and Truth.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.
The Cabinet Organ bears the same rela-
tion to the melodeon, seraphine and ac-
cordeon, as does the modern grand piano
forte to, the ancient spinnet and harpsi-
chord; and the immense strides made by
Mason and Hamlin in the invention of this
instrument are within the knowledge and
comparison of all of us. We may now en-
phatically add to the list of notions, in the
manufacture of which America has excell-
ed the world, the best reed organ, as the
most eminent musicians have, with singu-
lar unanimity, pronounced the Cabinet Or
gan superior to any other, whether of home
or foreign make.-Chicago Tribune. r IL
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cincinnati money marketEJHI1 ao.I %
G0LD-13s1 buying ,,....z
MONEY-Easy at e@l0 per cent =
fEACAANGE-SLeady. %
new YORK Market-JuIy 80.


C0TTo N-Shade frmer; sales Of middlipe uu-s
lands I'd n a. S71f92sc., -. ,.s lI,9 -3,-'.4,r
grades of old common loe2oc lower: other links n
with decided e6a1ge; m sales Of superfne state ard
choice do $l09IO 80; shipping extra round hoop
Ohio 80 3091025: trade brands $40 30 IL IS: spring
easier at slsS4 e. and choice SIS. Rye aeur stsady
WHEafEsEtss dPd a stssday ssd $50 lower
9 sesh s5foT No spring e 8 %
soSSt1hssgn; e 1922 55for white Galifornia. :.
BARLEY MALT Nominal! 3 II ~ 81 - q, ~
iCoRN-Market heavy and 1elower: 81 Oe8l e4 for
parcels; saeSsl o. for pnsoqnd; 81 ls for yellow
oAISmW ithouf decided change; western ss8s5c
C0FFEE-RiO in fair request and steady; other
SUGAR-Steadv: IlsI9l1xc for Cuba. !.
M0bASSES--No Nominally Unchanged fit
PEIRoEEGd-ouiet Crude l4xe1so. s1esaxo
P0nK-Heavy and lower; sales at sas sOess so /
s 81 SIS SfsPg Is Sr aas g. ss ss d Ds
mess. Also $50 bbls new mess. buyers option; at
St sIEkFE~Firm AkPFEuffi 2
BEEF HAMS-Dull -a- .szstsql 5s
BACON-Jteady; short ribbed. ice cured. in bulk
CUT MEATS-Firm; shoulders II1l9l2c: hams
l591Sc. 40
IARD.steady and quiet at 1211@Is11c; small
BUTIER-Unchanged at lo921c for Ohio. 'sls
tCHEESE-Steady at 7C9l3c. trsl-'f "a
LATEST P. M. 5ge
FL0UR-Closed dull and more active, but with
out pecided change.
WHEAr7Quiet and in buyers favor for spring.
winter steady. Z 81 81 -
RYE-Quiet: western 81 As,
OAATS7Quieti s3Ss5c for western, and s29s<e !,
CoRN-Dull; 81 OPAL os for COED to prime new
mixed western; 93c@Sl O1 for pnsound do 17a-7-t7
.PORK-Quiet: mess S23 s5. regular closwith buy u
BEEF-Quiet and steady. 'ts-
CUT MEATS-Steady. t-' =. ftt
BAB0N-Unchanged. = o. 4aaI
LARD-Iteady; l3k@l35Sc for fair to prime
steam, and 1873 9l3Zc for Kettle rendered. -
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MAGNLEY, CARROLL 6 Co.'s C1RcUs.-
Our readers are informed that this great
circus company will give two entertain
ments just north of the depot on next
Saturday afternoon and night. Our read
ers will remember that nearly all of the
hest performers here with Haight & Cham
bers year ago are with this company, and
we may expect tip-top entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Carroll are hard to beat
as equestrians, and Ben. Maginley is old
jokist himself. Remember that you don't
forget to go and see them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

F1RE.-A fire broke out yesterday morn
ing about half-past two o'clock, in a build
ing in the rear of the res idence of Peter
Hayden, Esq, in the southern portion of
the city. The building was occupied as
wood-shed, wash-house, store-room ard
sleeping-room. How the fire originated is
not known, though it is pretty certain that
the fire commenced in the wood-shed.
Loss nearly $500.
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Necessary to q choice, 4S.

Necessary to q choice, 4s.
Robert Hutcheson having received ma
iority, was declared the nominee of the
Convention for the position of State Sen
ator.
On motion of G. S. Innis, the nomination
was made unanimous.
Mr.. Hutcheson being called for, respond
ed as follows:
MR.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
CoNyENTIoN:-To say that thank YOU for
the domination which you have seen fit to
confer upon me, would perhaps be an in
adequate response to this manifestation of
your confidence and kind consideration; /;
for while you have conferred an honor. Won
have imposed duty and created respon-
sibility;, 1t will be my highest ambition,
as it will be my desire, to SO perform the
duty and discharge the responsibility as to
deserve the honor. Twill detain YOU with
no speech upon the general Questions of
the day, but will be pleased to meet Won
before our common constituency, ana CO.
operate with you during the coming cam
patgns in the promotion and triumph of
Democratic principles. -ia-
A motion to adjourn made and carried
was reconsidered, and Hon. IT. Walling
addressed the convention, thanking the
Democracy of Franklin county for the
highly complimentary vote received by