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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20
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terlstics OF the person She reads your very
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unveils the dark and hidden my steries of the iu-
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OF the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens
at the time of BIRTH she educes the future destiny
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. p. o. DRAWER 299,
Aprh 10, loSI-dly-cfs BUFFALO, NY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20

EB- A number of enthusiastic people
are anxious to hear from Kansas. At the
annual meeting of the Equal Rights As
sociation, in New York, dispatch was re-
ceived from there saying that ''wlth the help
of God and Lucy STONE we will carry
Kansas" The god here spoken of says the
Chicago Times, is not the God of the Bible
or of religion, but thes god of Radicalism'
1t is the same god that Rev. Mr.. HATFIELD
thought had assassinated Mr.. LINCOLN. 1t
is the god whom Radical chaplains and
preachers are always electiOneering with
and trying to induce to come out on elec-
tion days and vote early and often.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20

There cometh glad tidings OF joy TO all,
10 young and 10 old, 10 great and TO small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
By the use of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20

s9- y poor lohite woman, who had no
"bureau," was sent out of the Memphis
hospital, on the 9th inst, with a child in
her arms, and after walking the streets the
entire day seeking something to eat, but in
vain. The Aralaache says, when night
came she was sheltered by the fallen angels
of a house of ill-fame, who fed and lodged
her safely, and in the morning gave her
five dollars in money as she left to hunt
still longer for home. She walked up one
street and down another with her baby in
her arms, Then she carried it to his honor
Mayor LoFLAND, who kindly cared for the
poor m other and burial of her child,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20

g5s- The New Albany (Ind.) Ledger learns
''that the widow Of the late Mr.. EVANS, who
was killed at Bedford, by DR.. NEwLANp, re-
Gently erected fine marble tomb stone at
the head of her husbands grave. A few
nights ago, some sacrilegious miscreant
destroyed the tombstone by breaking it to
atoms.
That beats Dayton!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

On toe uvttn-slds VI Sscvnd Ssfoss, -
swsee Brsdy ssd Perry.
1rADE or ruE BsSf FLOUR, DY TIE
MI nsss expsr,snssd Baksrs. sad especially
For Family Use.
- Pasuss s1ppiAso VI sue so0rseos oosee.
SssS loue Cr1~s
aaA - uin ~ promptly titled oyl
jUCO0 HAHN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
M0cTn CAROLINA.

RALEiag, N. c., June 5.-The President
and party departed for Chape Hill this
morning.
JUICE Chase, who comes 10 open the
United States District Court, arrived THE
afternoon. and was met At the depot by
1000 freedmen. with banners and national
flg- flying. bands play ing and assemblage
cheering. A procession was formed and he
was escorted through the princi, al streets
To the hotel from the balcony Of which, in
response TO vocilerous calls, made the fol
lowing sseech
my friends, thank you for your kind
reception on behalf Of the citizens Of Ra.
leigh. aud rej'ire that have the opp0rtuu
ny to meet you and meet you with all men
upon equality and EQUAL before the Law.
We have passed through . fiery trial, but
with the peace which has followed We have
freedom and let US all, without exception
OF color, aid in restoring our whole country
that believe and ever will be the desire
OF my whole heart. thank you again for
the Kindness Of your reception
The crowd. as he retired, gave him three
ronsing checre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

JrHcrIos CHv. kas June 1.-THE
excursion party LEFT Lawrence ct IL s'slsst
Yesterday .. n. After riding over tsSo,
and ses.se al nnsiceobls plsees. spent .
hour or ,wo a F.. Riley. end arriving here
iook supper and spest the night
A considerable number OF promm>
ent citizens Of kasass have iosn
ed ~, including 0sv. Crowfssd
end some other STATE Offices. Gel. nsss.
Congressman Clark and several Judges and
other psrsies. leave here this ossning fss
The end Of the track, thence to 50 Haskss,
six miles. they will bs conveyed in cesshss.
A public meeting in honor Of the excur,
siolists was held u Lsvre' CO night before
last Al which several hundred citizens wers
present. Speeches were made ~ lions
Vim. N black ard Hubbard. W. Virginis
Van wyek. Of New York, Hen ierson. Pc.
Newconb and Brauscomb Of Me-, J,dg,
smith Of Xmas, and others, shss vhiel
. hop was given. Everything passed u
delightfully."- the weather was charm.nI
and no accident occurred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

Gen. Grant favored the sdn.Ioisssasien Of Z
reprlmand to Gen sheridan. cautienirg him
TO greater psudsree in the future, instead
Of rdcring him to he removed.
Hcrsld Montgomery. Ala specisl ssys:
Three cases have been brought in the Cir
cut Court Of Msr'g merv county. sgsinst
Judge Bus'eed for ALLEGED legal conver,ion
Of MONEYS. conspiracy a. desrsud . ain,if..
ard corrupt abuse and usurpsiions Of the
ofic. of Judge.
Attorney 9 neral Martinda'e has ;nstitu
ted an action in the namc az IN, State Of
New York against the Atlantic N Ill Co 10
di-solv. the Company and apnul ice charter
for alleged exceeding and m'susing in corr
po'ate sush.ai,y. A receiver OF the pr,p.
er,y Of the Company 10 dems ndei ny the
Attorney General. and IN injunction has
been issned BY the Supreme Court erioin.
ing it, Directors from dispo Ing Of the o.
ses's q she Company during the psoyfess u
the suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

NEw ORLEANS, June 5-The board OF
Levce Commissioners appointed by Gov
Wells, perfected an organization by elect
ing kobt Still. President an6E II. Argo-
mer. Chief Engineer.
Gen. Lonpstrret publishes a letter this
forenoon Containing The following para
graph The military bill amrpdme nts are
peace offerings, We should accept them as
such, AMI place ours Ives upon them as u
s'ariirg pnlnt from which Ia me. the future
political ISSUES a. they arise '
Gov. Wells publishes letter. addressed
tn the President. protesting against his re
moval, AL another very caustic address 10
Goa oh.f aan, in which he say, there is
unt a word 81 tfdth IN The charge that 1T
was Impeding the execution of the laws ti
Congress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

Coz I'd and Brady ST.
- VI opposite Davenport Ne
.S,a-'.f =. . era bank.
f,& So. ilaslng lad an expsr-
t'.Y,f-n ~ ~ ienee If iG veais in the
~ - rrneitee Il Dentissry, !
as confident Of gisrg
..... ..s..,se.,on. ifsou expect good work
....-...- 80, -nr-a r.rsstltlortrs oplr. sgztly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
Foreign News by Atlnnaic Cable

LONDONDERRY. jane The steamer Hi
beFnian, from Quebec arrived.
VuEENsrowN, June 5-1he siesme'
Worcester rec. nifty left Liverpool for Bal
0nore put into this poit TO day, with her
machinery disabled.
BERLIN. June 5-It is SINH officially re
ported That the Pruss;un Government refus
Ell 10 comply with the expressed desir,
Of Emperor Napoleon, that it would
pledge itself against any future arm
in /, OF the fortress iiadstadt.
LONDON, JuNe 5.-Evening-LordM oncl
has been appointed Vice Regent of CanaGa
1t is understood that It is the intention o
the Sultan of Turkey to visit Queen Vic
toria some time 10 July. after he has com
pleted bis visit to Napoleon and the Psril
Exposition.
BERLIN, June 5-Evening. "A plan o.
Zolverein for al Germany, including
the states OF South Germany, as well a.
those in the north confederation has beer
formal. The Chamber Of Deputies of Hes
Sc voted in favor OF entering The North
German Confederation
FHANKFosT, June 5.-Eveniug-B
closed Al -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

Which was adopted AID claims ordered
paid.
M. Apologize from the committee on
Bridges and uighwsys, made che following
Report:
Your committee 70 who's The elsin fos
damages in the wilson road eaoe from
C'sona tswnship was rsissssd, ssee00snd
the appointment Of Gee. 0rsos, The0sG
Graham and D. B. Csa,slly, oil d
Liberty Township, = suitable persons
Tor Appraiser 70 examius end report 70 thil
Board, and that they proceed 70 view the
said cad on the 21.h dsy Of June 1867 d
NEE: At the house Of @. w. Enler. Justice
OF the Peace, at II O'Clock Of said day
which was adopted.
Mr.. Stearns from the Committee on
Equalization made The following report:
Your COMMITTEE 70 whom was referred
the claim Of George LongSosto,n astisg poll
tax TO be refunded. have examined she
same and would respectfully report adverse
y 10 the prayer If petitioner, which va
adopted.
Mr.. Bir hard from the Committee or Ac
counts and Expenditures made The following
report:
1VuS OOWuIt'e0 los WYNN w. s0IOsSeV
the order Of the Poor House directors in t.
vor Of Henley ke,ns have examined the
contract with tho Pose House Directors,
made May ls., 1867 fes building barn Oh
the Poor Farm aud find BY the provlasons o.
the contract. there is due HenIsy 4 Ksrns
the At m Of eight hundssd $500 dollars and
recommend the pay nsnt Of the same.
Upon the passage, the yeas snd nsys were
demanded, and were q fellows:
Ysss-Messrs. Applseste. Baker. 1aw-
den, B.rchard. Davis, freeman. Fry. New
ton, Lau. Larimes. Aatthes, AcNamasa
Murray, Pinnso, Ross, Schmidt. Stsasns-
II.
Nays-Nene; 90 the report We adopted
and claims ordered paid.
On motion Of Mr.. Baker sdjousasS IN
o'clock P. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
VIZ. a. FOSTER.

sse9g-'. Noys' and Cht1drco .
OaOrul>a Of the beet material and IN > manner
TAT esnaot f.i 10 giys satisfaction. Ii era
patrea.4e rsspcr,is,l'v s.iicited. Imy2l-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

hoard or ssp-rvi.sss-.ssrgas ses,Ssn.
AFrERsonN skssloN.
Board me, at . o'clock pursuant to al
iournment
Upon calling the roll oil the meml'ers
were present except Aessrs. Lau and Wat
kins.
The. Board being u"der the consideration
of road cases 81 tie adj,urnmen this fore
noon. whersupon the Barr road case Of Lin
coin To- nship WAS taken W. After dis
cussing the advantages Of the vacnti u and
relocation OF said road. Mr. Apologize moved
To dismiss said road case; which was agreed
to.
Mr.. Freeman moved to take no the claim
of r. Isaabe for medical services. Where
upon Mr.. Apologize moved 10 amend that
the bill be paid tom the Relief fund.
Upon the passage Of the amendment the
yeas and nays were demanded.
YsAs-Messrs. Appleeat-. Birchard, Free.
man. Larimer, Moray. Bawdep. DAvies, Fry,
Matthes, Schmidt, Stearns-ll.
NAys-Mesers. Baker. AcNsmara, New
ton, finneo, R0ss-5.
So the amendment Was adopted. Where
upon the claim was ordered paid - amend
ed
mr. Schna1sAnoved that the claim ar 0eo.
I VuittOtbOS Soousy COMPLIMENTARY ~
lowed yesterday, n reconsidsfed. Whsch
was lost.
Mr.. Murray offered the followed resolu-
ton: Ia
Reso,wd. That committee, to cossist Of
oil the members ri this Board, he appoint
ed TO visit the Poor Mouse and Farm TO-
morrow aftGrnOt n.
Mr. Ross moved 10 amend the resolution
that each member go foot
Mr.. Bircharu moved 10 amend the amend
ment that Col Ross ~ foot
Passed Unanimously.
Whereupon Mr. Freeman moves 10 lay the
matter on be table ill To morrow afternoon
Which Was agreed 10.
On motion of Mr. Baker, adi,urned I'LL
O'Clock Tomorrow morning
SoUsln DAY.
Upon calling the roll al the member
appear. d except Mr.. Watkins.
Minutes Of yes,eriays proceedings reed
and approved.
NJ. Freeman OF the committee on finance
made the following report.
That they have examined the f.ll0winG
accounts and recommend ,ha, The same b,
paid:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
OHIO.

tLEyELasD. June The Episcopal CON
veiiion OF tins diocese met in this city
to-day, Bishop 1ellyane, of ohio, presl
ding
there is large attendance IF the churches
OF the State. The morning was devoted To
reilly i"us exercises: III the afternoon an ad
dress from the Bishop. giving an exhibit Of
the church aud clutch enterprises in the
diocese
A. burned till tn-nnrrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

III Wae early IN the epsinR OF hy that this csui-
aicsed With lsriiatlos ~ the throat ,tsendsd wi
. dteagssesble coagh. I had Tor some monfhs pre-
vfous Thought that preparation having for lite bnsis
the tuside barb ~ while pine might be compound
I'd To be very u-efu Ia diseass Of the throat and
lungs. To test the value Of /. In the alluded 10,
Compounded email quantity OF the medicine that
had brsO piaouinV. and Il a. t.nrpo"nful do
zee. The sesult overwhelmingly gratifying. Within
days che irritation ~ the Ihrosf removed,
the cough subsded and a speedy ~ effected =
HUon after this cent 10 lady In Londonderry.
n, Who had been suffering for some weeke nom
. lad cough. occarioned ny . sudden cold. ana hsc
raised mucous stscnked With blood She soon found
relief aud sent for more She took ahont ten ounces
oft. end got well b Clarke. ESQ editor 81 she
Msnehe-tsr Daily Mirror made trial ~ the Same
ps-para alton a. the of cold and wn-' nred
lmu.ccn,rly. ue w. rn highly peased with ih- re-
suite aud eoundent Ia success attending IT. -sl--,
Il arcA before he public, that he dna'ly per-uaded
a. give II name. aud send II abroad u oenrht
the sun-sing. In November 1888. nrrt advertised
n under the f White PINE Com pound. IN two
yearr frtn that time there had b.. en- whul~-rrl ia
Mnuehe, ter alone one hundred dnars WORT. where
Il took the lead all the coush remeaic. Ia The
Net and 4 .iiil INA ntaiu- that ln-i hon. There ir
good Tor THE " y soot NJ and h. ling
H. IL aturc l. wsrminV To III stuinn,h and plcas
~lthsl to the ia-te aud J. exceedingly cheap.
AZ a remedy tor kidney cnmpiri L. The White
PIN Cnnipouud stands unrival,d II Wa no: oft.i
L1tei fH iliat purp"r- IN n f-"n usne " Mr
cough not "uiy cured ~ scaugh. hut was glro
tofed 70 AitBtl diiieu. Of ten years stand M
SAGE ths' aer 9'al disroVtry many Thousands have
4 ~ u Z ti C,sfnt sini aud hav, been
'e'ei, cured
Stu, then. All Nnshesicr the White riuo Con-
llii6 ha- taken the lead 81 ali Cnuth rsmroi-.
W y - pr llrsfion ftr ih' cure -! h'dp+, dim al
t.s escry cits. town. village and tsfn!ei Though
out tn Nm ENGLAND .taie-.
fhi- ten,, lie saio aai pieasant Ia tes, a. Il IL
q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

The symptoms OF chronic dysrepsis are IRE.
quens d,sc, arees generally, wrh some pair sni
gripping. rrstiesu~ss, hint. poor srp"tnr. dsoi-
~. loss Of flesh, dry. rough, and som. what PAL
low skin. the tongue drv and cask c. loved The
10. d of 60 passes IN, suph the bowels nearly in
The eeudi,,on 10 y hicl Il cas- - allie we'd. Illus
showing thst the ga.tric iuics IL e',hsi not gro.
Grated in salicicsi quantity. OF that Il has not
the solvent properties nscs ssary 70 decs mprs ;
the nest Gated TODD. The liver - gene y our
order and the bow els shi'ctsa With allow Rssce
OF Inflammation
Under these circumstances a medicine ffpht
" aperient ~ yell as tonic and snti bilious. -
absolutely required !; end svch . medicine 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
HOsTETTER's BITTERS

Let il Be borne ia mind. however, that chron.
ic disrrhGa, - well - the acute form o. the d's
s-se which leads 20 II. may sl~sys be avoided
by kesring up the t,ps o. the stomsch and OF
the muc GUS membrane Of the intestine ~ h this
salu,ary and hsi MESS inv iaorsni. nisas great
thing I, restore 20 rex ularty adis"rderrd iotc-
ton but il Is still better TO exclude the nee sci
" for restoration by preventing irregularities.
All siugss, d. rtqui' " BE- ,'imola'sd; shd
subjected 10 urs,rent Which IN the nj IN.
cress-s their torpidty. and renders
easily cured in the b~ginnirg ob.tibs'. y tbSn
ic L.. the c,nstiI AT. d beware Of d'ssut pulls
and pGtionp. They invariably tgs, avHt~ ibe ois-
order A combiust, on OF . ~hOlt some stimu
lent Nth a mid, soothingt laxative il what is
aeaAeA In
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muyMPWnEv's
Hommopathic SpeclncS

=. a.. ,rc.s ample experience an
n es.s-s sues~.s -irple efsisni sns n, nm.
They are the only s,,st m.,ahs. esnaa be made 10
Ia 80. !" harmless - !" be r., i'o ~ csnfer.
- 70 erin, - % he sl,s'- I'm eli ',,e III,
: r. o. h.'sa r.s,,. fs~,s,n Cent?
+ 3 / GUS Fevel... Congestion .-...,.--- Y
. :. xx-,-,,- Worm fcser. worm Code. e
a. .,5,,u ,olie. h-stfins 81 Infants -. %
f,...,-ri,ss.s, ofchiidren ar ad ATS. 20
!. d. i,,.se,,t.rv "trip NJ piltua- collie ~
81 4 II oI..ssa- " os.bns- Nast-es -. 20
f-.tights. tpi,a. Hrynei'sa $3.50. y
Neuralgia. Tvosa4ch :. i'rt cache, 70
Sc IJeasfaches. sick iiendache -
f. % iDy-pepsin. Billions S'omrch. y
81 = suppressed Hcants. !. snidl .,eritcs y
s. ~ = .s,icorrh s,sn or Whltss....-..,... ~
" ia t.frotlfs hDsrSe cough ..-...-. 70
" sail hhenr Erysspclas. x HItioos..- -
- 10 D. heufnati@rn Rh"gra''r pains. ~
- rs :. Fever AID ApBs Chih Fever. "
- IL +" Piles. Internal and external,
IS /" Ot,heai sn y. core t~fs1sed cycs-..... ~
~" 1s.tarrh scuevr chronic infu-rces. %
M /" NVhooIlux-oaeh.sea snsodic cough o.
Il Assh,ns,. oppressed. :........ o.
~ Ear aI-rhar.r .imp~irrd hearing. .
rs -crof,,i,.. Enlarged slsOd-. -
- :. General d. ,iiity. ph. -'cnl weakness -
Il :. ,rsop-ey. rcsusy s'rrrtl"n- -
q :. Sea-si. knee, or sirh ness !som riding. =
N er~eg- D Desiii;, = ninai e,;sions
involuntary disrhaSsse.. 4.s. .......-. im
n sore Mouth or Canter !. ......-.... 20
i Painful Prriodr, even Win .ps-ms y
~ Suh..r'in1s at rhanse o. Life >. 10
70 Epilep-y, .pnsm-. ~ Nitne dance lu
"a Diptheria. liberated Sore Throat. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Gaze OF 80 yias morocco book complstc go 20
Gaze "faU large ,isi-. In morocco and book -. Go
Case o. 20 large viais. plain ca-e a. 49,. fnn
gnse OF rs box~e Noe - 49, :. 80. "a
Thee remedies by the or single box sent
- any part Of the o,nn'ry b. mall Of express free
ehs,g.. on scss.pt - pro. Aedres.
1T apHREY'S specific HOMEOPATHIC MED
lCINE COMPANY.
Ofsice and Depot. No. 5F9 Broadway. New York.
Pr sale bv every Medicine bes'er.
~ HUMPHREYS ie consulted daily ~ HE ONCE
personally ~ letter. above fer all srus Of dis
eate- dec i-deodxwiy
HARRISON Il STARkS, As.Iis.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, June g. The Legislature met
to day aud organized by exciting Gen
Grimm, republican. speaker of the House.
and Hon WIN. T Parker, republican, Presi-
dent nf the Senate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 6 The journals Aurora
special says: Official returns Of the Judi
cal election give Wilcox lG4 majority in
Kane county. and ! ] in DuPags.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

There is scarcely any didsrcpcs Of opinion
anorg regular phy sicians - regards tho treat
heretofore recommended table, poon'ui or tea
spoonful Of brandy 70 b. given sew | iimes
day They one and sn admit thu, ssfinRen's
and tones are required. This being adm I'd.
the main thing is to give ite best tonic aad as
uingelt that cen be procured; aud ,sAs has
been proved hy experience and u,d'r the b.s,
III. uieai tests tn he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

sDavesvera N1arkes Report.
Osvpcs ~ Snn DAvsNpons OsuocnAs,
June S 1857. I
Flovn.-SsAso.-
kessil bulk ols.2o.
Socko, paper, CAS- 90.
Dbl t,S SO.
a. Sus'ght brsnd gil 20.
Missouri White w'o'es, In sacks, ols.
Whoiesale cVcss per bol lees.
Coax MHAL.-ser 100 rs. 4s.2VQ12 90.
WssAr.-Re Receipts nominal ana vricss unset
Nos. | and prices
range iiom. .i.7sto2 30 per busbel
roAS -. .....-.-.. s5Ml.v
nnAfss;.........-.....- tug 20
b.sLRs . G.elllo
burrsa Per 10 sea Csc.
enas.--Psr dozen. Ice.
WHirs BANS. Pr me- navy &l.75-to e2eo
Hsf.af.r ton. Timothy ls.vc Upl and Pra-
ureen Alples-2 90 PER bushel.
coat- b, the load, sigzzc, ~ ysrd, lee, de-
hsered, 2oc per bush.l.
Chicago Nlnrkesu.
b. Telegraph Jube Z.
Flour Market unchanged some hoiders Of
choice brspos are not Hing TO sell At pr. seut
pisees; oIhesss m en- xieus 70 realize, but buy.
rrs rre scaice Sses white " .ster Al ,55 =
spring txtis a. va ls.ee, Auper6ns s.Vv0elo.-
whsat-Orened paniciy s9iec. bsisw yes
terda, = closing psic.:. No % ring, 6rss ssies.
%. deel ned to W. ciosins AT 1 sol FL
very LITTLE done IN other grades. aud e 10 I'M
possible to kise reliable quotst ems.
Germ Lower. 9eDsi Ne. CLOSING st sloslkc
No closing Al ss1s a sax; rejected iowss, u
,o07lc.
oats No. lower, closing a. soc. for bstA
regular and fresh.
n.r.ey-unchaoged. co inquiry whaasvee -
ths n0nirsl price OF 40. = il = c.
kye7- lnll. anu . shade lower.
Proviscns-Wesk and lower; but more active
on Nts> Po,k and Lard; the N .rsiss h.vise
run OUT number Of lots were forced - market
and ssid.
Cut Msats-Besi prices cffe ed; closed steady.
Aees Pork--Saes At ~. 0uQas.25.
Isl. Louis Market.
By Telegraph June 8.
Tohacco-More active, medium ehispiog loof
tc@s.oe; manufacturing ? coal. o.
fIour-Lower. sup.r. e.ot@ IS; \, sseD
~ 50. XA II epQtl on
Wheat Lower. prime and choice fell 2.2s !;
No 2 spring 80.
Corn-bet'cr for perfectly dry s1dppiDg lots,
p'ime 10 choi white ?jMss; yellow s91s3.
Oats Prime ant choice e5(GSSe-
Rve-Uull. aAd CSC. lower, oaloo u extro
choice st $50.
Provisieaa-ouist end unshanss6-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

sTRAsBURG, Pa, June The trial Of
Alex. Gould. William Ackersor and Henry
aeekss, for the murder OF Catherine kerch
aer, fesutei in verdict of acquittal.
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