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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

ETAT DE Id LOUISIANA. PAR.
'otsse Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Gin
quaenae District. Mad. Pauline Aillet,
epouse, vs.. Augustin Aillet, epoux.-
No. 1884.
Cette atfaire ayant etc Requirement as
signe pour ce jour ct ce jour appele d'a'
pres son assignment ct la loi ct lie temoign'
age etant en- favour de la demandresse ct
contre lie defendant, il est ainsi ordonne,
adjuge ct decrete qn'ei y ait jugement
contre lie defendant Augustin Aillet, pour
la somme de sept mile piastres, ayec cinq
pour cent d'interet sur lie montant du lam
December 1866, ct que hypotheque legale
ct tactic a la dite dame Aillet pour garan
tr lie dit montaDt soft econun ct declaree
executoire sur touts les prophecies on dit
dit defendant, Augustin Aillet, du 81 jour
de Decembre 1843 : que la communicate
d'acquets ct de gains qui existait entire
les dis parts soft dissoute, ct que Ia dne
iemandresse ait lie control ct l'adminis-
ration ds ces efets psraphernaux, ct
qu'elle SOFT sepsre de biens de son dit
mari. Il est de plus ofdonne que lie de-
PENDANT pale les frais de ce process. La
take Inferno des Etats Unis aysnt etc
pave dams ces procedures. Ainsi fait Ia
1t signe en- Cuur lie Is Decemhre 1866.
tsigne) r T. POSEI
Juge dn 5me District Judiciaire.
Cnpie conforme a l'original. Rureau du
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce q Decem.
nre a. d. 1866. O. II. LIE Blanc, G,efi,r.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth District

STATE OF 10 ISI4N4 PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth District
Court. Mrs. Pauline Aillet, wife, VS..
Augustin Aillet, husband. No. 1884.
This case having been regularly assigned
for this day, and this day taken up in &C
cordance Herewith and after evidence
adduced, it appearing that the law and
evidence is in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant. 1t is therefore ordered
adjudged and decred that there be Judge
ment against the defendant Augustin
Aillet and in favor of the plaintiff Pau.
line Aillet for the sum of seven thousand
dollars with five percent interest thereon
from the 18th December 1866, and that
the legal and tacit mortgage of said Mrs.
Aillet to secure said amount be recogniz'
ed and made exeoutory and to take effect
on all property owned by said defendant
Augustin Aillet, since the 31st day of
December l843 that the community OF
acquets and gains between the said part
les be Dissolved and the said plaintiff do
have control and management of her par
aphernal effects and she be separate in
property from her said husband. It is
further ordered that defendant pay the
the costs Of these proceedings. United
States internal revenue stamps being at
fed to these proceedings. II done read
and signed in open court this 18th day Of
December A D 1866
signed r POSEY,
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy of the original. Clerks
Office West Baton Rouge, this 21st day Of
December 1866, ON Leblanc, Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26
STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH

Oh vest DdLOn hOugc, TlIsH JUDICIAL
District. Mrs. Eliza Flynn, wife. vs..
Charles j Smith, husband. No. 1890.
This case wa. this day taken up in order
to make the default heretofore entered in
the same final and the law and the evid.
ence being in favor thereof, it is there.
fore ordered adiudged and decreed that
plaintiff, Mrs. Eliza Flynn do have judge.
mept and recover from Charles j Smith,
husband, the snm Of one hundred and
sixty dollars with legal interest thereon
from the 9Th day Of February A D 1866,
until full and final payment with privilege
of mortgage on all Of the inmovable prop
erty of her said husband, to date from the
7th day Of December a D 1866. It is
further ordered and decreed that plaintiff
be separate in property from her said
husband and that the community of &C
quets and gains heretofore existing be-
tween herself and her said husband be
dissolved and that she have the full and
free administration of her paraphernal
property and effects. and that she recover
the costs of this suit to be taxed. The in
ternal revenue duty having been paid in
in this cAse. December 18th 1856.
signed r TPOSEY,
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy of the original Clerks
office, West Baton Rouge, this 2lst day
Of December, 1866. ON Leblanc, Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

ETAT De La LOUISIANA, P4R.
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Gin.
quieaae District. Octsvia J. Flynn,
epouse, vs.. Jos. NJ. Beauchamp, epoux.
No, 1929.
Tn Judgement par defaute ayant etc regu-
lierement obtepu dams cette affaire ct plus
de deux jours judiciaires ayant e%coule, ct
le defendant negligenttoujours de parsitre
ct d~'enregistre sa reponse, raffaire fut ce
jour appele atm de faire lie jugement par
defaute final, ct la loi ct lie temoignags
~i'autorisant, il est ainsi ordonne, adiuge ct
decrate que la demandresse octayia-J.
Flynn, ait jugement ct econvre de Jos.
NJ. Beauchamp, epoux, la somme de cent
soixante piastres avec ~.interet legale sur
ce montant du SINE jour de Fevrier a. d.
1866, jusqu'au paiment final, avec privil'
ege d'hyotheque sur tous les biens immeu'
bles de son dit mari du Tine jour de De-
cembre a. d. 1866. II est de plus ordonDe
ct decrete que la d~emandresse soft separe
lie biens d. son dit mari que la commw
naute d'acquets ct de gains qui existait
entr'elle ct son dit mari soft dissoute ct
qu'elle ait la PLANE ct liLre administration
de SEES biens ct effets paraphernaux ct
qu'elle reeouvre les frais de ce process. La
take Inferno des Etats Unis ayant etc
pave dams cette afaire. Dec. Is, 1866.
(signe) RI. POSEY
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
Copie eonforme a l'original. Bureac du
Greiier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce q Decem'
bre q. d. 1866. o. N. Leblanc, Grefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

A true copy of the original. Clerks
Office West Baton Rouge, this 10Th day
of December A D 1866. O N leblanc.
Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

A true copy of the original. Clerks
Office West Baton Rouge, this 21st day of
December 1866, ON Leblanc, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26

A true copy of the original Clerks
office, West Baton Rouge, this 2lst day
of December, 1866. ON Leblanc, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust Of Administrative of the estate of
WILLIAM p. CHASE, late Of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds as the law drects All persons having de-
lnands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
MARY A. CHASE, Administrative.
Portland. June 10, 1857. jy1d1awSw*
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EUROPE.
NE VS. BY THE GABLE /.

LONDON, July 15
A man named Selveria, claiming to be cit
izen of the United States, was recented ar
rested in Paris, at the request of the Portu-
guese Government, and sent to Lisbon. The
American Minister at that place has made a
demand upon the Government of Portugal for
the release of the prisoner and for his return
to France in Portuguese man-of-war.
The Russian Government has sold the St.
Petersburg and Moscow Railroad to Messrs.
Barring Brothers and Hotinguer.
A prominent Fenian, supposed to be Gener-
al Farrell, was arrested in this city last night,
and has been sent to Dublin for trial.
LONDON, July 15-Midnight
In the House of Commons. tonight, the re-
form bill was passed to third reading.
The Government denies that any troops have
been ordered to Abyssinia for the rescue of
the English captives, but asks authority to
use the Sepoys for an expedition.
DUBLIN, July Is.
Reports from the county of Mayo and the
adjoining district of Connemara represent
that tho destitution and suffering of the in
hlbitants are becoming extreme in conse-
quence OF the famine in that part of the Is
land.
PARIS, July L..
In the great regatta which took place at St.
Cloud, on the Seine, during the past week and
closed on Saturday, the Western Club, from
st. John, N. b., rowing four-oared boats, won
two of the international prizes. They had to
compete with three Oxford aud two London
boats of the same class.
The trial of Berezowski, for his attempt to
assassinate the Emperor of Russia, has result
ed in verdict of guilty with extenuating cir
cumstances, and he has been sentenc ed to i'm
prisonment at hard labor for life.
In the course of debate in the Corps Legis-
latif to-day, Minister Rouher declared that
France was indiffei ent to the question of Ger
man unity.
BERLIN, July 15-Evening.
The Prussian Government is taking steps
for the formation of fleet in the Baltic
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
EAST INDIEA
Garages of the PestiIepce at
M1aJfitis&s.
Terrible Condition of the Inhab-
itantS.
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July i6
The ship Chebec, from Hong Kong, with
dates to May oath, has arrived.
The steamer Ajax, from Liverpool, arrived
at Hong Kong May oath, and brought addi-
tional particulars of the dreadful pestilence at
Mauritius 1t was at first confined to the ma
tives and is supposed to have originated from
unwholesome food. When the Ajax left, the
people were dying at the rate of 200 per day.
The disease was a malignant, bilious fever,
similar to that of the West Indies. The state
of the Island was dreadful. People were dy-
ing in the streets. Every other house was
closed, and house accommodations were insult
ficient, miserable and neglected. Huts were
occupied as temporary hospitals, into which
the sick went to die. Quinine was selling at
$75 per ounce. Some of the shipping was af-
fected by the disease. The mortality among
the soldiers was great, and there was COM
plete panic among the people.
Honolulu advices to june 23d have been re-
ceived.
The Hawaii coffee crop is promising. The
blight formerly so destructive has disappeared.
The Advertiser estimates the crop this season
at 100000 pounds, valued at 1856, 900. The same
journal thinks the region ought to produce
millions of pounds year.
that a commentary upon the gospel Of ST.
Matthew in the Hawaiian language is to be
published, which will be the first work of the
kind.
Hawaiian American citizens were preparing
for their 4th of July celebration, which prom
ised to be very general.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
NIisccIlnneous Dispatchss.

SO AUGUSTA, GA, July 16.
Elk Gov. johnson has written letter advis-
ing the people of Georgia not to accept the
terms of the reconstruction act, but advises
every mau who can do so, to vote with view
of defeating what he terms scheme for our
degradation and overthrow of Republican
Government 4t tE
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 49,
In the habeas corpus case of James A. John
son arrested by the Freedmen's Bureau, for
cruelty beating negro boy, Judge Goode has
decided the action of the Bureau was legal
and that the writ of heabus corpus could not
take the prisoner out of the custody of the
Government.
NEW YORK, July 16.
A Louisville, KY, special says George Off, a
well known butcher, was fatally stabbed by
John Smith last night. and James Wheeler, q
moulder, was killed to-nightby John Fergu
son, a plasterer. Both murderers have been
arrested.
Ife GALVESTON, Texas, July 10.
Owing to the continued rain the cotton pros
pect is rather poor. The caterpiller and army
worm are doing great damage.
-l1s BALTIMORE, Md A., July 10.
The brick layers and stone masons of this
have ceased work until the demand Of the
former for $5 per day and the latter for nine
hours to constitute days work shall be COM
piled with.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested that Sewall =. Chase, OF Portland, ON
he tenth day OF January, In the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven by his
de ed that date, which isrecored in the Cumber-
land Registry Of Deeds, book $50, page 1d, mortgage
cd 10 Andrew Spring and Samuel L. Spring, both o.
Portland, cerain lot OF land with the buildir gs
thereon, situated on the east side OF the Western
Promenade in Portland, described as follows: be-
ginning in the line OF the Promenade, point ore
handred feet northward from Pine street, being the
northwest corner of the Inman house lot, thence
northwayd by the line of the Promenade one hun
bred feet 70 land the heirs of Elias Merrill thence
eastward by the Merrill land one hundred forty-tout
and half Feet, half the distance TO street.
thonce soutf.ward parallel TO the Promenade one
hundred feet T., the 1nman land thence westward by
the Inman land TO the place OF beginning Ito secure
the payment OF for piomissory notes for five thou
sand dollars each; that the condition in said mort
gage is BROKEN by reaSon whereof the said mortga-
gees hereby claim q foreS losure of the same
ANDREW SPRING,
MANUEL Il. SPRING.
Portland .Tulv IN 1857 jy11-1awu3w
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PROPOSAL
For Removing a sunken Rock i'm saco
River, We. Sass

For Removing sunken Rock I'm saco
River, Me. s=s
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il O'Clock P. NJ, on Monday, the 22d instant, for
removing supken r0cl in mid-channet of Saco riy-
err near Little Islands. The rock has an irregular
shape averaging about 20 feet long by ~ feet wide
and in height The depth OF water at this place Il
from to feet at mean low water.
The Rock mus be entirely removed from the chan
mel, and Its fragments deposited in such place near
by as may be designated by the Engineer in charge.
Inc work must be commenced Immediately after the
than six weeks from that period. Im making pro-
posals bidders will state the price tor which they
will perform the job
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarante signed by two responsible persons in the
required form, that the bidder win, when called on
ii his proposal be accepted, enter into contract
and bond, with good and sufficient security Tor the
true and faithful performance of his contract The
contract will be awarded to the lowest responsib q
bidder, and be subject to the approval of the Sc
tary of War. 4. rt'
The undersigned, however, reserves the right to
exclude the bids OF any person who, there is reason
to believe. will not faithfully and promptly perform
tho contract: also any informal bids, well those
that arc above reasonable price for tho work. aud
no member OF Congress, officer or agent Of the Gov
ernment, nor any person employed IN the pnblic
service, shall be admitted to any share in the con-
tract, or any benefit which may arise therefor.
Payment will be made on the satisfactory CONF e-
ton OF the work.
Persons DESTROYS to make proposals. will please
call on the undersigned at bis office, in Morton
Block on Congress Street. for forms of same, and
for definite information, if desired; and, on
transmitting them will endorse thereon proposals
tor Removing Rock in Saco River, Me- Me-, rr,o,,
Bvt Brig. General, U. S. A.
Portland nspS Me 0 Jsy i2, 1857 iy1s-edtd
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Further Particulars of the Execution of
.Maximilian.

GALVESTON, July Is.
The following additional particulars of the
execution of Macmillan have been received:
When leaving the convent Macmillan ex-
claimed, What a beautiful heaven. 1t is such
as desired for the hour of DEATH" All three
were dressed with scrupulous care. The off,
Ger OF the firing party begged Maximilian's
forgiveness, saying, he disapproved the execu-
ton but was soldier and must obey orders.
Macmillan replied: "a soldier must always
comply with his orders. thank you with all
my heart for your kind sentiments, but exact
that you comply with the orders given YOU"
Macmillan gave Miramon the centre as his
post.
Mejia's wife ran distractedly through the
streets just before the execution carrying
new born babe.
There is a great antipathy towards Ameri-
cans because they asked Maximilian's life.
The Princess Salm Salm devised means for the
escape of the Emperor, but was betrayed by
anloficer. She was ordered to leave Quere-
taro.
"A fight is probable between Cortina and
Berrizontal for the governorship Of Tamauli-
pas. Cortina has been ordered to occupy the
$4,000 men.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

4 GENTS to canvass Tor The
IA "HAGIC CLEANSING CREAM,o
Apply to N. M. PERKINS & CO.,
june7dtf No Free ST., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
u market lot, Market street, l shall sell HO es,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl %. +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 16.
C0tton-without decided change; sales $50 bales
Flour-,lull and Is g 25c lower; sales $3.50 bbs.
Stale at 700 a II Is; round hoop Ohio at 10 80 q
1910; Western Of 90 q IL 50; Southern at 75 @
II 20; California at II 90 q 10 25.
Wheat-dull and heavy; sales 1900 bush. new
Amber Georgia IS q $50; now White do 5 20 a
IS; White Canada and California 90.
Corn-scarce; sales 5000 BUSH; new Mixed Wes-
tern 1 05 "a 107. -
Oats-lc higher; sales 1900 bush; State at % q
Csc; Western So q safe.
Provisions firm.
Pork-mess at % CO.
Whskey-quie..
Rice-dull s.-'i-i.' iai-
Sugar-fr1n Muscovado at III q 12lc.
Coffee-quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-more active; sales 900 hhds.; Musco-
vatlo 4b @ 53c.
Naval Stores--quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 81 q
5sc; Rosin 62t O. 80.
Petroleum-quet.
Tallow-firm at liz q III.
Freights to Lverpool-Quiet.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
Worcester Reeataa,

u.,. De- WORCESTER, July l6.
Walter Brown has arrived here with his
wherry to row two miles against time, previ-
GUS to the college races, on Friday afternoon
The college crews are in constant practice On
the lake. A beautiful new shell for the Har-
ward freshmen arrived to-day. For the special
accommodation of ladies and families. Mr.
Green, Of the Dread Institute, has, by invita-
ton OF the committee, opened the Institute
building for their accommodation. The three
base ball matches between the college clubs
will be prominent feature of the weeks fes-
tiyites
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
ARIZ INA.
Destruction of A9'i%O7a0 City
by Fl2Od.
Quartefmaster's Warehouse De-
strOyed by Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.
Late Arizona advices state that the Colorado
river is SO high that the breakwater at Gilla
was flowed over, causing the entre des.ruction
unininred on the Fort Yuma side. The flood
has Completely wrecked the Overland Mail
Companys quarters.
The Quartermaster's warehouse at Fort Zu-
ma was d. stroyed by fire. Loss 100000
The Arizona mail courier has been killed by
the Indians
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
TIL e MARI e Il s /.
Financial

Einnnciai.
NEW YORK, July 1916 P NJ.
Money continues superintendent, and it Is fmpos-
sibe to find temporary employment for all the CAPT
tai seeking investment in Wall street. Rates un-
changed. Gold closed firm at lao q 14Os. Foreign
Exchange fraction lower, but closed firm. Govern
ment securities quiet and lower. Stocks little low
er but pressure to sell. Mining shares generally
unchanged. The business at the Sub Treasury to-
$1,o94747; balance, 332, 6l0 The receipts in
clude for customs, $i5i, 700; Gold notes. $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

A GENTS who can furnish Satisfactory references
n as to respectabillty and experionee, are wanted
ton books published, among which lTe the tollowDg
The AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA, with the annu-
three volumes, which is Illustrated with over 1000
engravings and is what every American sh >uld nave
in his house as the standard work Of the war winch
will never be excelled: the HISTORY OF THE NA-
Wy, in two volumes; the HISTORY or THE ARkt
OF THE PoTMAo; Burnside and the Ninth Army
Corps; Gen. BAKERS HISTORY OF THE Sc
CRIT SERVICE; HISTORY OF the FIRST ME.
CAVALRY; and many other of the late publications
on the war. Apply In person or by letter %
Publishers, No. 1 Morton Block, Portland, Me.
EeReturn stamp must accompany every apphca-
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

A PERMANENT HOME for girl 10 wears OF age,
IA bright and good-tempered, where she can make
herself useful, and have the advantages OF a school
Apply at 400 Congress st. jyl6d1w
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17

Mr.. Bradley stated that he did not think it
would be wrong for the Court to see or read
the letter and form an opinion as to its admis-
stability, but he thought it was grave matter
as showing who were the original plotters VINO
had entered into an agreement and signed 1t
together, and directly touching the innocence
Without further discussion, at 2.45 z. NJ,
the Court adjourned till to -morrow morning at
o,o
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
Chicago MARKERS.

CHICAGO, III, July 10.
Fiour-in limited demand and declined 10 q 25c.
Wheat unsettled and declined s q &C.; sales No. 2 at
81. Corn advanced &c; sales at s3t q SIC for
No. and 80 q size for No. 2, closing at "a q s4lc for
No. 1. Oats quiet at a decline of lei sales at 81 q
5S1c. Barley nominal. Proyisions-Ness Pork at
% 50 Lard at 12a @ l3c. Cattle dull and unchanged
Live Hogs active and firm at Is q 80 tor good to
choice smooth. Sheep dull and unchanged.
Receipts-2s0o bbls. -four, 49, 900 bush. wheat, 1877
600 BUSH corn, $4,000 bush. oats, $50 hogs. Slip
mens-9 600 bbls. -four, 5000 bush. wheat, 143 900
bush. corn, 1900 bush. oats.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
Bold Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, July I6.
About o'clock to day three men entered
the banking establishment of Frederick Steeb,
in Third street, below Market, and one of them
entered into conversation with the clerk re-
garding German exchange, and he went to the
desk to make &he calculation. Another one
went around behind the counter and passed
through the door and came to another clerks
desk, and reaching over took large bundle of
bonds, including $500 in compound interest
notes.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
The Surrender of Vera Cruz.

sues CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Vera Cruz, June q, via New orleans, July 10.
To Hon. w. IL. Seward, Secretary of State,
Juan d'Ulloa is in quiet possession of the Ma
tional Mexican General Bevawides. The I'M
perial chiefs and foreign troops have left the
country.
(signeO Ell. SANBoRN, U. s. Consul
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
Washington correspondence.

WASHINGTON July 16.
1t is reported in Congressional circles that
the Presidents veto of the supplemental re-
construction bill will not be transmitted to the
House until Thursday.
Nothing will be done in the House with the
several contested election cases until next ses-
sion. Additional large masses of testimony
are being printed. Qs
Owing to the departure for their homes of
members of the House, scarcely quorum of
members are present
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-17
Commercial.--Pcr Gable.

LONDON, June 15-Evening.
Consols closed at 9t3 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs-The following are the
current quotations fJr American securities: United
States 5-2Os 49, Illinois Central Railroad shares SOL
Erie Railroad shares At; Atlantic and Great Western
23s.
LIVERPOOL. July 15-Evening a
The Cotton market closed without change in tone
price; sales TO- 900 bales Middling uplands 10fd
Midding Orleans 10id Breadstuifs-Corn closed at
an advance of Sd; new Mixel Western Cos Cd Per
quarter; Wheat-California White 13s Id per GENITAL
Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged, Provisions
Cheese, fine American declined to sos per cwt.
Pork steady at 70 Gil; Beef advanced to 1878 Cd per
bbl.; Lard Ats Sd; Bacon unchanged. Produce un
changed.
FRANKFORT, July 15-Evening.
United States bonds closed at ia. 81