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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-11
Plan OF IRAMING.


DUPLICATE numbers from to 100000 are placed in
wheel the Is nunbsr wien drawn ont draws Che high
est or first giit; the ii number when drawn out The
next highest, second gift, ac., until the whole mum
her 10 drawn.
The distribution will take place after the Concert.
where $3.50 persons can witness il. committee vii!
be chosen from the ireuCe tske charge of tie
All agents aud purchasers will lac supplied With
correct list Of tho awards as soou rs published.
HOW To OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will lie supplied Ill book ei.rs Drnrgi-tS.
Music Dealers, a"., where ta,y he obtained at 81
each OF 10 quantities at cub rates.
Circulars, containing fulliuutruction- and terms
agents will lie mailed upon the receipt Of stamp i.f
orders may Lc sent to us, lpclcsuc the money from
81 to SO, III registered letter STAMP ncluio a,
ri-k. Larger amounts by poe, office order, draft, OF
eaprcss ut the following club rates;
tickets 10 ono address. Si5v
II Tickets to one address, 900
20 Tickets one address, 1900
~ Tickets To QUO address, i4O0
ASoTia uames Of the agents will he published from
,be central Office. Tickets will lie supplied agents
% II per cent. dlecoyut.
IDtornal Revenue Law. His Honor, the Commissioner Of
Iptetual Revenue, has, upon due proof granted p"r
C@nsyt a.enypt from oil Charge. Shethe from special
tax or other duty 10 respect 10 sIcl 'iIft Concert
Th' y>"mrtion is made upon tbe ground that the
proceeds Of the sale Of Tickets for this Concert
he devoted to charitable object and is but another
evidence vi tho favor aud ,u isritiop which out
cGoru ba>a been constantly met ia Hsst every ircc
tiou.
rLrEEENCfS:
Gen. l. r. Bcanrt gard New orleans
Brig. ten JEFF Thompson, New orIesu,
n H. Gen. ) Is DuclSncc, New Orleans
J. :. Morrow, Publishsr, Baltimore.
&. " stiaif, Piano M.uu', R.ltim"r".
E. Mckrerer i ca, Hs!timpr,,
Cvl. Goo. T. Kane, pi1>iii., Va,
(o. Nun,t,rd, Richni"ui, Va,
VIM, 4. Wright, Augusta, Ga.
Il. :. Mathews ,oun.e,I,r.
\. stirling, j."
All orders and c"p,wuuicaton, should hs aldr sssed
tn the teuttal Office,
sQUTuGRS ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
~ NoLtlpar sIEttrs-
Post office Nox 500 Baltimore, Mi
April 20, lso;--!m
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HOTELS, sc.
TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

Mars. CAROLINE JOHNSON having taken the
III Union Hotel, Elkton, tiurm"rly occupied by i.
Is. Wells will keep Temperance House for the
accommodation Of the Travelling publ" and per1na
ncut Boardtrs. Strangers aud others visiting Elk
ton are invited TO stop at tn" new Temperance
House, where they will find In" Table supplied with
the hest the market VIII aiinrd; and the Stables
attended by ohliging and careful holsters.
The Chambers will be kept airy, clean and pleas
Rut, supplied with good beds, bedding, and all other
necessary fixtures. In word, every comfort and
convenience will b. supplied To guests.
ss'Try tn" new Temperance House when y"i
NL-it Ell.inm. Arrll =, lshI-lN
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FARMERS HOTEL
ELkTON. MD.

TIE subscriber having taken the above wellrknown
l an, popular house. formerly occupied by ". Falls,
rr.pcct!nily announces 10 TRAVELLERS and the
PUBLIC, that h" il prepared t" Accommodate them
III tho best niannrr.
The TABLE will always 10 supplied with every
ltlicacy of tn" season.
The CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS may no
ha. at the Bar.
The STABLES are commodlous and convenient
and kept hy JosEpE HEarHLL. tho bnst hur-einnn IN
the county.
Es-Evcry attention will he paid 10 u" comfort and
convenience, Of guests. JAMES Ii. PRl' T."
ELL I'm MIR lsG---u
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WH.4T rs II COUGHt

II is something that should be attendc to At once
II you ""aF IT may l.sd ~ copsimpti aud fusllv
terminate ia death. Thousands have I'LL
grave through Neglect. Do not delay. but take my
EHprct"taht, at encc, Or it may hs too lat.
Price 81 10 Der bottlr
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PL0WS! PL0WS! PL0WS!

TIE undersigned having on baud large sssort-
] uent of FLOWS PLOW CASTINGS, HARROW =,
CULTIVAIOkS, &C. is prepared TO sell them cheaper
than they eau be had elsewhere IN town He is al>o
prepared to do all kinds OF
wHEELWRI0HTlNG BLACksNITHISG.
aud Country smithing generally. Al,o Agent q" the
IRON HAHN ESTER, with ScNf-Rsko; BifkFbRb
4 VfOFFMAN'S WHEAT DRILLS. and VI" WORLDS
REAPER aud MOWER. one OF the best machines
aver used IN the county
Please call aud examine before purchasing else
where. THOS. I. JONES,
At the Elk,op Foundry,
April 10, 1906 coruer Nam and Bridge SITS.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. nEPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
ONE poV Is SUFFICIENT.

fusllihle in Correcting Irregularities wo~lpg o..
st;IctiumS frrm Wbs,cNer Cans }, and
ALHi Is SUCCESSFUL As / FRI FYS7YtE
ONE RoN u SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THOUSAND BONES HirI LEEN SCLp
HITHfN TlpO YEARS.
TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT BIZ LETTER.
both ny myself aud Agents TO all rrtio u the void
10 which answers have been returned IA which l.Jc.
SAY uotbiug like the above Pills have be kucvn sipca
the sc,euce 81 Mod,ius I,~ued upon tie world,
IN REMOVING DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE To IT'S PROPER Gil tNNEL,
Quoting the nerves aud bru5us hick SO R,sy color
II Health 10 tbs chees Of the ny delicate.
PRICE ~ PER bon. SIX BOXES S.
sold at retail by u. H. MITCHELL, S,ls Aseut for
fllton, aud by all Druggists Sold Bslti,scre T.
COLEMAN ROGERS, l73 West Bsltit lore St.; CHAS
L. BEATTY co, corner Calvert and Frank lin St..
W. II. BROWN BROTHER. No. Seutb Lit.riyi
LOUIS SENT co, So,?. North 9owsrd strees,
General Wholesale Agents.
~ Ladies, by enclosing price, ST. tsrs n the Elston
20, SAP have the Pills sent by mail ,Ieb g; 1is,--ly
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CHOLERA!
DIR. c. &. GlRRISON'S
Ilhul1n.I MI Ia
Cho}erd and Didyrhea I1sre,tic>

Will prevent and cure Asiatic Cholera Cuolers Cb,,
era Morbu-, DiirrIca, Summer Gem hints C,iir
ti"mps and Paius in the stomach aid h. syls Nov l..
hc tune fYr every family 10 have bottle ~ hand You
kno" it how soon You may be attacked wi one Of the
above "i,rise- The cost * hut trfe. 10 not delay
but snnl for hotile al nnre prir. 20 ~ a, . rar LIl.
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~ iilt Nllik. " IiiN
been isovcn by ac
tual crperihient 10
incress the guam
tiiy Il milk and
crsa M twenty per
cent I'D mpks the
buttDr firm and
s~esV In iatteuing.
cattle II gives l,eus
MI appetite, loOs~us
their J ideu' and
uoles them thrive
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-11

VI IT . CtTtaIu
rF"'htit" and cure for the Hog Choi n
Price % Cents per Paper, or Papers for 81.
PREPARED BY
-. n. 1"OTTZ * lI17O..
AT THEIR 4.
WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT. =
No. ll6 Franklin St., Baltimore, Nd.
Tor sale by Druggist. and storetstprr, through.
out the United States.
"a For sal" by DR.. II. H. MITCHELL ElLtoa; T. J.
nlW,kf: and : ~ {. NESElTT CO.. ent Deposit;
l.. W. THOMAS North East
Oct Is, lSUi--ly
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the Lungs, Liver,
&c. this article
ac:s hIa specific.
hy putting from
one hall a paper
to 4 paper in \
barrel OF .vill tho
above d diseases
i'll be sraiica,ul
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GIFT CONCERT.
Grand Charitable Presentation
CONCERT,

Southern Orphans Association.
incorporated hT,h" Legislature I" Virginia. January
TO BE GIVEN IN BALTIMORE.
June II tn, 1867.
Ii, r&ft, Of o,a G'a',t IN 1o otr, 70 the S",'hero
ths ClcrrS "i "lird re rtspoctjdiy raV the
attention. al the l.j'ir,
~" the officers Of the Southern Orphans. As-ocia.
u"n i"r the lnnlIancc and education Of the destitute
orphans Of deceased southern soldiers and sailors earn
r-y solicit til" sympathy and coop, ration in Grand
Presentation Concert o! all who sir" to sec "lou,H
and School, cnai"l to receive ana Tor all needy
ones whu seek its eilolir and protection.
Thanking our friends I thri! pot Contributions and
as-iau", "" again app" to tAen T. help IA in
"Nten4iN" r't"rgi7" It j. the design of This Assor.,
ton to Home and SCnOnl for the nrrnns the
South both mai. and frinal'. rxteu-tye scale" Ia
ia" city "f Richmond. Va As ~ il iur.n"nt 10 ha,r
the bu,liD. heated there. III. Common .unc Of that
city have ru'rtntr" acT's of land IN Elevated
ami hrll'i"l location, nd vi" incr"Is" the quhntity
ofi"nt if needed.
1t With confident hope in favorable re-ponS. to
tins appeal t" pubic "h'.i, ha! n"rw YET fIri t"
sustain Chart hi" institution that wy have entered
INTO an "r'nsrmrnt t. orAan I" a Grand Mutual Pre-.
-entatIon 'nncer, ivr ts benefit and earnestly solicit
III" kniIy "d h" patronage o tho public :" ensure IT,
success.
1t may Unnecessary tn add single word to the
above address bnt l all! uuoa tn qlov" Institutions
have hcen - numerous and prr--in aud the struggle
through Which il Is now passing tn widen the circle of
nH charities, Is Of ruCh arttuVus nature that the
MANA cement cannot too strun urge upon the humane
aud s!mpttieic "N"rSwber" an tive participation i'll
tins iditi"u! mtrnpt To cyi''u the sad condition of
greet numbers Of h"Ipiv>- "hil Ga, rendered thus by
til" terrible tir ugh which have passed. Aud
H-Hnrrdy whatever m hay" been the rrutvr political
views of ltdioA And gentlemen hrrctufutc all must
Ir"" that the children referred To could by
possibility have had any agency in bringing about their
present. d"l!arahle aud destitute, condition aud are
suiiab. OF Jrct- ior the charity OF all per-oS OF what
ever slaI" of political "pni The ilone aud school
which they now more rarri'g.riy seek to establish
and ruluw viii he OF u,ACtlahir hvu-tit by providing
bot uuy food and rai0cnt fut these hr c,s ones, but
liL Use solid and thorough education. thus qualifying
them Tor future Usefulness To- society large. Ia
order that this appeal may he 'cCuHl in eulistng the
n"lre interest aud cop"l ion OF AT classes person.
everywhere. W. hay. concluded to ISSUE for the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-11

To keepers a! Cows this prepare ton il luyaiuah,.
" increase. me QUANTITY and i'm Iroyc. .Ae nualir
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09
New York Market.

By telegraph NEW YokK, July z.
~CorroS-Firm sales, 800 bales at 254 for
FLoUR-Receipts, 1868 barrels; market
10@20c better; advan chiefly on fresh
ground; sales at IS 509S 60 for superfne
State western; SO 25@9 80 for extra western:
IL 20@ll s3for choice western; SO S091I 20
for shipping extra II. I'll. O.; sll lVgl2 30
for trade brands; g 50@l2 90 for spring st.
California, sales of 500 barrels at $40 50@
IL 90. the latter an extreme. Rye Flour
firmer; sales, AS barrels at SO 50@6 20.
WHISKY-Firm. western bond, 3Ocs
W~HEAT-Firm sales 3,402 bushels at 81 50
for No ? Milwaukee mixed spring; g ESQ
rs for white California; g s. for white
Michigan; So co for amber Georgia.
RYE-Sales, 4.e0o bushes at 81 Al for
western; sl55@I % for state.
CoRS-Receipts. 134 ,4l2 bushels; no decid-.
ed change. in the market; sales. R7 900
for small lots of choice western; 81 10 for
old western; S3c9Sl 03 for nsoun west
ern; 81 0S for white western.
OATS-Receipts, 4,3S9 bushels; 1@2c better;
sales, 5000 bushels at 75g7Sc for Western;
SIC for Canada; S2@S3c Tor Milwaukee,
new; SS@s2c for State.
RICE-Nominal.
C~oFFEE-Firm but quiet.
SUGAR-Very firm; sales, LOO barrels OF
Cuba at l3A@lSHc.
PErRoLEUM-Nominal; l6a17c for crude,
and PC for in bond.
P~oRK-Firmer, with a moderate demand;
sales, 1850 barre ) at S2l S7622 90 for new
mess; closing at so, regular; 81 for old do;
SIS 5O9lS 10 for prime; and ss2l@2l % for
PRIME mess; also, 500 barrels of new mess,
Sellers August, at 50 ID.
~BEEF-SaIes OF 200 barrels at previous
prices. Beef hams dull at S3S939.
CUT MEATs-Duli sales, Is packages at
1lMc for Cumberland cut and snort ribbed;
S4g94c for shoulders and l29lic for
hams. -
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales, $50 barrels
at llAmI21lc for new
BUTTER Dull at l0@12c for Ohio.
H CHEEsE-Heavy at 1890.
rs LATEST % p. T..
~FLoUR-59loc better on fresh grouad, and
steady for old.
limited supply; superine
No. 2 at 81 80, and No. at 3 35g2 40.
RYE-Sl 4001 AZ for Western, and lc bet
ter; 76@S0c for Western Ohio.
~CoRN-Quiet, at 81 06Gl " for good to
prime new mixed Western.
PoRK-firm; sales 1900 barrels of mess
at Sd q so for cash and regular, and
closing at SD so regular.
BEEF-In fair demand.
CUT E Unsteady and moderately
active.
BAcoN-Firm; 1OHc for Cumberland cut;
1l5sc for short rib
LARD-Dull, at l2h9l4c for fair to prime
steam.
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New ~COunterfeifs!

The whole country Is being hooded with
counterfeit United States AMI notes. In
~vestigation shows that for half q genera
ton there has not been SO much ."1Queer y
las the dealers call III afioat as at The present
time. Careful ohserv antp people can ardin-
arily detect IL, but the DOR and thelaboring
classe<, who handle SO little money, and
are 50 easily deceived are victimized
largely, and su fer. ip1 preportions . The
latest Is a FIVE DOLLAR imitation OF
the Peoples National Bank OF jackson,
Michigan. a description of which we find
In the New YORK Herald, II isa rough en-
The original, iand yea we'll calculated ITO
Ideceiyer The signatures of both President
and, Cashier are engraved, while in the
genuinethey are written The l~etters"t"
and "s'iyih the title I" Pres't "jnithe gem
ufne are separated by an apostrophe; In
the contiterfeit the apostropiIe Is omitted.
lnthe counterfeit, the neat figure of the
two females. on the lower right, Is almost
1n~yisible; in the genuine IL Is very clear
and distinct The green on the back OF the
bill is pale and p2ori end In The true bin
border, while in the Spurious the wo DIS
are partly printed on heg green entirely
across. The picture plate ~, too large Tor
the border.-Lords Detector or The LIST.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09
Financial Items.

The st. Louis Journal Of Commerce says:
The question of the missing bonds In the
Treasury department is still involved in
m Fstery, Notwithstanding fresh attempts
have been made to cover up the tracks aud
lose scent. VIII these late alarms of van
ishing bonds and carrency. and blunder
of the numbering machinery, be per- tilted
to fade from the M without a salts
rounds the printing division of the Treas
ury is of a very serious character, and
should certainly be cleared away. That
the missing n~fnety-nine bonds were dis
covered by a young lady in a package of
3" beer stamps" after a committee of
careful and confidential clerks had
failed to discover. them, especially
as the 81 beer stamps are about t~woinches
longer each way than the bonds, is quite
as mysterious as their disappearance. How
did the bonds get into such strange COM
pany? The bonds and stamps are handled.
counted, and made into packages in differ
ent departments and by entirely different
parties. The bonds were missed on the Ith
of May, which fact was NOT reported to the
Secretary before the 18th, and then it was
reported by a committee OF confidential
clerks. The Superintendent of the Print
ing Bureau then explained that the bonds
were only printed in fiuts, and were there
the committee reported that the bonds
were entirely finished, with the exception
of the seal and signature The Superin-
tendent of the Printing Division having
report, stated that ne was aware that the
bonds were finished, but had reported
them incomplete in order to avoid
exss'e" eonfident ah That 'n they were
only mislaid, and would soon be found.
1t Is stated that during the time inter-
vening between the loss of the bonds and
the day it was reported to the Secretary,
the Department had no beer stamps on
hand, and several persons who required
them were SO informed. The stamps, then,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09
Notice to Contractors.

TIME COMMON COUNCIL OF yMMs
- City of Evansville will receive as4ME
proposals until Monday, the 10Th Auf a&F
July, 1857. for 9 ading he following s42sNs q
viz. lsu fuBrTnW -gtfnfm4Tf -T-I1r
Grading alley situated betveen csaAD :
and Sycamore Streets, and extsadinr snnnzf
Eighth Street towards Ninth street.
Grading ailesc situated between Pxf.zp
Avenue and Fifth Avenue and exteuacn9g
from FrontStneet To Second street. -
Grading alley situated between Ehea1nEE
ana Cherry Streets, and extending 1sEmn8
Seventh to Eighth 5 rect.
g Grading alley situated between Les xunae
Clark Streets, and extending from Tkfas a.
Fourth Street.
J Grading alley situated between Hiepzu61
Center 1treets, and extending FROM Ez<<D
TO Goodseil Street.
Grading alley situated between theAsSzg1d
grounds on the northwest, and Orr &1t&@-
rIsoh's Enlargement and Ii. Br~inkun&NE&1@
enlargement on the southeast, ami RMm-
tending from Lot ], Block 2, orr AZ EHrts-
sons Enlargement, To Lot is in H. NxMdM@-
meyers Enlargement.
Grading alley situated between SoxnEh3
and Thru Streets, and extending 1nlNl
Gum to cowan Stree.
By order of the Council
A. NJ. McGRIFF, CkzxE-
City Clerks Office, July 9th. 1867. W.
jye union cow
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RIVERs"N r. S
NOr Other River Items see Seventh Page.

d. EII
nCINCISSATI, June 81 p. M.-Weather
| cloudy heavy ram yesterday. Thermom-
| eter, Sy7. River fallen 10 inches; 8 feet OF
water in the channel le 48e4 H
LOUISVILLE, June S.-River stationary:
A feet 2inches of water In the canal. r
There were no arrivals after 8 O'Clock
yesterday. The departures were the Quick
step. to Cairo: the Ada Lyon, to Green
River; the Chattanooga, to Nashville; the
Spray, TO the boneyard. The 'Quickstep
had an excellent trip out, and was full of
passengers, including the first nine of
the Evansville Base Ball Club, and a num-
Der of citizens who go to see the sport.
......Capt. Josh. ". Throop is himself again,
and will resume command of the
gorgeous Mayfiower to-day.....The
Spray was towed to the bone
yard yesterday afternoon. and will
be ~rha -.-..Col. sGutherie is en-
gagged in taking testimony in the case of
the collision between the Ollie Sullivan
and Morning Star. He will be in the city
several days, and will right some wrongs
that have been practiced against steam-
boats, and viii hear complaints, grant liz
.censes and supply all documents that
steamboats,. are q required to carry.
One advantage of the location of Colonel
Gutherie at this place would be to secure
to Evansville credit for her full tonnage,
TO which she is entitled, and which has
been heretofore unjustly withheld from
her, many. steamers that are owned here
and in this vicinity being registered as be-
longing to the port of Louisville. All our
merchants, shippers, city authorities, and
friends to the fame of our city are interest
ed in this matter, and should use their eff
forts to have h office Of the Supervising
Inspector transferred to this city,. .......
Our jolly n~eighbor, Captain John
May, arrived at home" ON SUM-
day, looking as fiAe as silk, and
is able to keep warm without extra ex.
ertion. He would like to (ODwe some man
for a lodge in some vast wilderness, If any
body has got one to dispose of.-..The
Sam. Orr will go into the dry dock and be
thoroughly ~overhauled ...-...The Golden
Eagle was detained, and leaves Cincinnati
this evening. She will be here on Thurs |
day morning, positively. f
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European Markets.

BY Cable.l LIVERPOOL, July 6-Noon.
CoTToN-Qufet; uplan,ts, 1OHd; Orleans
lid.
BREADsUFFs-DuTl and unchanged.
: PRovIsIoNS-Quiet and unchanged.
SPIRITS PETRoLEUM-9d. @N4l
CLOVER SEED-4ls. aat71 ti
LONDON, July SANoon. 7
C~oNSoLS-944; Bonds, 70; Illinois Gen.
trial, 70; Erie, "A; market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. July S1Noon.
CoTToN-Dull; uplands, l01ad; Orleans,
lid. asH
B~READsTUFFs, PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE
Unchanged.
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incinnaaMarket

IL T~eiegraph.l CINCI MATT, Ju1yS
fFLou41In better demand, andno change
l., Pracss; family Sill 5O9l2; fancy a1A59
.WHE&r-fn better demand from country
-tniiieis. About 700 bushel sold at 81 20
. fUIor old Winter red, by sample. No
sew wheat is yet offered. -.
atoRN-In good demand from the South,
~, bot little in market; sales of No. i ar
nc IA cked. ~.r "a fft.t 49,
QArs-v Very scarce; sol at 75e, and at the
toe NC. % tEEht aIA ~f1 EAf =
: RYE--carce and firm at 81 %. v.a gre +
oTToN-Unchanged; middllng 23c.
WHISKY-3Uc Ia bond. AAt ~
PoRK-Mess, 81. and 100 bbls. sold at this
ate: cloSing buoyanL re
BUIK MEArS-E1rmer; sales, 100. 900 ms.
1t S44l0J4c for shoulders; but holders gem
rally. ASK a9l1c. fgetSm Eefr Ghew ~
BAcoS-Firmer; bulk higher; sales of
shoulders at gAGalOc; clear sides l2599Il4c;
CLEAR rib sides, leg and rib, ll$zc. s9EIT y
H~AMs-Firm at l8c for sugar cured.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Halle for Central
Ono and f79lSc for Western Reserve. ~
EGGS as a#f aarrf Tagf
) FLAX SEED-DuH at pc.
LINsEED OIL-Sl AZ and dull Is3 ItbfYl
GoLD-l18 buying. .ttT FffW EeFI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09
New York Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph Isl NEW YoRK July 3.
r Beeves; 1892 Sheep and
Lambs; 1865 Swine.
j. BEEF-Oferings unusually Hight to-day
with the active demand from butchers
there was rather more tone to the market,
and in some cases holders succeeded in es-
tabiishing an advance. The nnmbert on
sale wassabOuL LOCO, which were quickly
disposed of at SIT O0ul7 80 for extra; the
latter an { outside price; Sl6 509l7 90 for
prime, SO 759l6 ,25 for first quality :SI5 254
Is 80 for fair 10 good, and sI4 00@1s 90 FOR or
dinarv to inferior. G1fN U1TlEUg 10 -
SHEEP-As shade firmer, though prices
not quotably higher; demand fair; extras,
81 00; prime s. 5Og6 rs; ordinary and
common, s6'0a96 90 inferior, s. oat95 So Q Q
car a on sale, and quickly sold at 81 30
al ZIG per cwt. Market closed steady.lfaf
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph usas CHICAGO, July g.
1 FLoUR-DuH at ss@l0 SIS for Spring ex-
tras. -
WHEAT-Ffrmer; Ice higher; 81 s5ai 901s
for No. ~ closing steady at 81 SS91 IS. iIHgr
CoRN-Opened steady, and DECLINED I'VE,
and 7S@SJ for No. 2. tAeT5G III - a9N'
OATs-Opened strong at 56k@57c for Nou
2: subsequently, weakened, and closed at
55@5513c. . ~ Hnh 2HH2N
RYE-Quiet and firm; s@5s higher. Sig
l 10 ter No.. l. aar# od4 ii nom~eI aff9
BARLGY-NOminal,
PRoyIs .oNs-Eirmer; Mess Pork, s2l, 800
LARD-Dull at 1l@Ill4c. a2u.f sgo vfrsm,
BEEF CATTLE-Duu at 81 25@7 IS for good
TO prime. z sytf fHJt " n
HoGs- Dull at se logo s7H for good L
.sKEEP-DuiI at "a 5J@5 90 for good to
choice. er .HsA5G aHEDf SE lAIm @t1
RECEIPTS 1000 barrels of -four; 1900
bushels of wheat; 10000 bushels of corn;
l4.501 busiiels OF oats. Hr~Ht4 h]hf HHF q
r~sHIpMENTs = as500 barrels Of fiour; 1000
uusheIs OF wheat. foe atteffaf y4syl
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CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE.

Ys8@ FoR BRICK SIDEWALK
AND now IL Is hereby ordered aEx A&s-
IA reeted by N Common Con- ucf1 otEksnp
OF of Evansvfleetflat the owner 1s11fz
lots or parts of lots, fronting on o. az
Joining the northeast side of First wsag,
between Sycamore Street and Vine &zgxa1
Nor beast side or Sixth Street, becssx1N
Locust and Walnut Streets;
side OF Main Street, be&upnMs,
Fourth and Fifth Stree S, to be repaxrr4G.
In said city. cause IA sidewalks thHE~&zaRn
brought o the proper grade, and lhzHk
they cause a sidewalk of Class No 2rarsos
down thereon Within thirty days auurs
the publication of this order.
Lasp11 A. M!LMoG REF, 0tszE
.tCfty Clerks Office, July 9th, 1857.
Iy6 DIT Union osSnEI