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SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

TH7IIIS institution, located in Memphis, Tenn, is based
4 on a Capital of $500 900, (Which may be in
creased ooo fully secured and held sacred to
meet any losses 1t may sustain.
The Officers and Directors selected from the very
best men of the South, many of them wealthy all
perienced in business and the most of them filling po-
stions of trust in Tennessee and Kentucky; they
extensively known in this State, in Mississippi, Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
The success of the Company has been very fatter-
ing and the rapid increase Of its business shows the
great advantage Of having honest capable and public
spirited men in charge of its interests.
Why should we send our money to the North to
strangers who show no interest in whatever, when
we have those at home worthy of all trust and conf
dencc?
This Company has feature in its provisions not
common to others. 1t nsurcs children from one to
twenty years of age.
A father wishes to place his son in business small
annual payment to him beyond contingencies,
say $4,000 or $4,000. His daughter claims the same
thoughtful care.
Now this is effected by just very little economising
Some nice managing housewives will quietly check
the dairy and poultry yard for the little amount needed
and nothing be said about the low price of cotton the
caterpillar or the impracticability of Mr.. Cufy.
This is age of Improvements and Inventions and
high amongst them ranks that of Mutual Life lnsur-
ance, none of them certain to ndepend-
ence at future day. nothing sets the mind much at
rest and nothing in its general tendency (save relig
ion) is more promotive of good morals. Every one
should buy policy that command the means it
is the very best investment extant for it pays all along
and pays largely at the end In FIVE years it safe to
predict the practice will become general with thinking
and practical men.
The subscriber IAN old resident of this parish) is
gent for this Company. Ills office is Milan street,
over the warehouse of Messrs o. L. j. Chamberlain,
where he may always be found, should business
quire his absence Mr.. THOS. W. SCOTT will attend
to his Office business for him.
ROBERT Y. MARYE.
S,rn-n,ort Santnobnr
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'E,Es v FnEAHsODY INSTITUTE,
GREENWOOD, LOUISIANA,

GREENWOOD, LOUISIANA,
w ILL begin its first session on the First Monday
w of September.
The healthfulness of Greenwood, together with its
accessibility by rail- entities it, an educational point,
to especial consideration.
No pains will be spared in the training and tuition of
the young ladies' to insure the degree of moral
and intellectual culture.
Rates Of Board, Tuition, &c.
Board, including washing and fuel, per session Of
twenty weeks, in gold its equivalent -. S6l 80
Primary department, 80. IS 90
Academic - - -. 30 90
Collegiate or higher branches, as Algebra, &c
ometrv Rhetoric, &C. 25 90
French and ornamental branches ............ II 90
Music with use of Instrument in currency go. 81 so
Incidental charges Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Terms-0ne-haf payable in advance; balance at the
close of session.
Each pupil, designing to board IS required to furnish
her own towels, lights and bed-clothng.
For further particulars, address
d.. Rev. $. B. SURRATT .~-
/ au7 If JULIA PLEASANTS CRESW ELL
- Jimplecute and Marshall Republican, give two
insertions and send bills to the institute.
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Shreveport Money Market.
New Orleans Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CITY, September 8, 1867.
The market lively to-day.
Stock left sale-300 Texas beeves 700 calves and
yearlngs GOO hogs, 1900 sheep, and 65 mich We
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Only Reliable Well in Use-Curtin u Burn
ham. prOnrietOrS.

To Whom 1t may C0nc@n.-We have in at our
store one of Coon's Patent Wells, furnished US by
Messrs. Curtin & Burnham and would say to the pub
lie that it gives entire satisfaction, yielding abundance
of water for any purpose. Believing thai its use will
add to the value Of any property where pure and good
water is needed hereby invite any and all to come
to store the Levee the railroad, and salts
fly themselves Of It's neatness and utility.
HOWELL, DURHAM TOAKIES.
Shreveport, La, September 4, 1867.
SHREVEPORT, La, September9 8, 1867.
To Whom 1t meg Conce1n-We have in of
" Coon Patent Wells, sold by Messrs. Curtin Burn
ham, in store yard in this city, which wish to
recommend Tor its practicable utility and cheapness of
construction, giving ample supply of water with
but little expense. HAMILTON & CO.,
Sill 6m and Texas street.
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G A r

GARD.
WEAVING sold the entire interest of our business in
Il Shreveport to Messrs. TEAH & REINSCH, we
bespeak for them the same patronage the public have
favored us WITH for which beg them to accept
thanks ~" All debts due will be collected by
successors. RElNSIElA d MAMLUh.
REFERRING to the above card, We request the con-
tinued patronage of the public. We promise to keep
at all times larger and better selected stock of goods
than predecessors kept heretofore, and at prices
that will defy competition.
One of our firm is stationed at the Eastern cities and
will have superior facilities to keep stock well sup
piled by weekly shipments ---
TEAH & REINSCH.
Shreveport, La, September II, 1867 I5t
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EOGbE4 AZ TINS!
Fine Plantation Cor Sale.

4 OFFER for sale my Plantation On Tensas river, in
Il Madison parish, La, containing RI 30
1910 Acres of the Finest Swamp Land,
500 acres of which are in high state of cultivation
There is the place new Latticed Barn, good Quar-
tiers and DIV elling House Also 30horse power steam
Engine, which can be pet in running order at small
EXPENSE Plows and Sweeps, together with other farm
ing implements the place. The Tensas river is
navigabe stream about five months in the year. For
particulars apply the office of the South Western.
iv17 If A. NJ HUNTER.
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JUST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS,
p u r E w "A Z E r
COeN,s PATENT WE'LL.
Patented August is, 1865.

TIME superiority Of this Well all others consists
u of the following facts:
lst By means Of double pipes the inside pipe being
encased by fine gauze wire, it etfectually excludes
the quick-sand and gravel working into the pump,
thereby rendering the water pure and clear at all
ID 1t is put down below surface water and taps the
pure fountain with failing supply of cold water
3D. 1t effectually excludes all filthy surface water,
and contains vacuum for impure air.
4th 1t is put down with Dispatch both summer and
winter in the house out of DOORS without dirt or
litter.
5th 1t is less expensive than any other Well and
can be put down in from two to three hours -..
9Th There is corroding substance to render the
water filthy impure, is the with most Wells.
We prepared to fill all orders for this yaua-
BILE Well at So 90 per foot.
County rights be had by applying to the propre-
tors, A. NJ. BURNHAM Marshall, Texas.
w. A. CURTIN, Shreveport, La.
O. L. & J. CHAMBERLAIN, General Agents, will fill
all ordersfor this Well in Shreveport and Caddo par
ish, and always be found at their Machine Depot,
Milan street, Shreveport, La. sill en-
CERTIFICATES:
Mr.. Cu'5in-Sr In reply to your communication Of
September 2, have the honor to say that have had
well sunk by Messrs. Curtin & Burnham, on my place
in this city, and it works to my satisfaction and
cheerfuy recommend it to those who wish to obtain
pure water, fo- ckeepness, dispatch and durability
J. A. HAWKINS.
Shreveport, September ., 1867.
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state of Loulsiana---Pari Of Caddos

yEToLFE'S Schiedam Schnapps are sold by all
w grocers and apotheearics. aus 3m
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NEW ORLEANS AND sHREVEPoR TEN

EMM A No. ., in place Of the National
fr@S..".s g. The fine and fast running low-watcr
skSsF5fifstas packet EMMA No. 2, Captain Richard
z2ss-z=Sinnott, f. Findren clerk, will during
the loW-Tater season, make TEN-DAYa TRIPS, be-
tween New Orleans and Shreveport, touching at all
intermediate points. Fer speed and accommodations
she is unsurpassed by any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board au2S If
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i WoLFEis schiedam schapps are good for Dss
wv persia AUS 3n
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$500 RE NAR ID.

WTOLFE'S Schiedam Schnapps are good for
w Gout au2S 3m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
,,Dci5,pdIerune.

sssassI d5illta cen blseuul,QdtfInaathiilllad4 }s1il Sia1laalus;pllMp ,ceas
: anr mi, 1unei1lIsbareM, Wapicr u-Uberz
p;penn1en, bat5err GC5rrpp'bb sirpnn sS}ddfhlriS,
cFr- renltlte1 nert9eiei0tI1 enrlib Den rsh<
ten t9luss,ua >8sfitntenlPlI 6 rNnantlte rs
s1n5UelsYetavd 1etung!H 0tDen9 .tidttaen
,SnbaN sieitr Btsst1t tlitgt leate anil 3teu
:. "? Molbb,tNe son SNineis Nes,GIi lit
rem CT ia9te:" WdHern be8 tpcpiergelz
res:: 1Sai "a s III pa5 Wprt. Dds IT
rie&@ dlempemilapolitif pe rSpeeulaute,t,
Der j8HrlenlpiAer1 Der S0pppieS, Der
8anfsrottear6 uni @plpfe0er lit @auz
t1Street> [lrsl@e: biele &erle. felt 1aadt uno
.pos gplf o1lsplIneerf>, een GduQenser
mditst, unb BEN. GGarmer I'M ben 9pbn leiz
'ner Gr1parnii1e bel9pinpelt.>'i 9tta1 H.
Men1 Die :S9lempemilGpolittf Der
,0elesertpaner er mod mebr% iol9e frdftiee
.8efdmpfer i'm @pn9reB fnben, IS miro
ba5 2ane4 i9weui@ nit rgeno" ether lclz
den' S6le1ape aberi1lttet perrer. t1r2 IL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

etwo6 trdber St'nmuno 1907 70 flor ~
MAIDEN mie Slo6brlbe. Der Wunoerz
mann etbislt cen t~scuuaensn Yreis, taufte
i7truee 5sfdatfr uaS + RTE SAG sB5iftr,
J:ttb'8 msaufs Sa1bsu tribe 8sme(en
r1a.St lnan ppllt'seS fnnsr purbe. ~e1
XDts iou(IN niti nddenfts ftiulS
ElDa0ts bslB5rans:r> liz TEN Wunofirrtaaarn
Eaagsn, ea6 Mthel bdlfs 'ooytrsfft0e @trz
trna gebabt uno eo6 Bisr iti al 5natt-
Der S>s.r m6ee~ MIR fealmena u esanTdauz
EN- Hup foRett.,% Der SER fam cann
aud,; Aing nit tem B}r[auer unp eiinrtefnn
9sutet III }cs>n &tass,rf IN u,n,o fpu, 1ols IT ,m1'iiezz
yer bsrausfam elfldrt baben> fem rTsu fit
iset weAsrei&t, Is sui battsns Ism Sic
YEeur, gfIdmie1t. {
- Der u{martt' ga: Tee" in MfmzNidz
r1ct1e, Wis,' ipte Der 2sler' an elmer anceru'
Stepe aeas 8lette6 fahet,, Sag e cine
Wntabl @bteiteer @n0rcs5@ Geld :ftsbdu(er.
fart aneepumpluao oann bur: gsbronrt
ba'te@ etnens S4einperfau: (e{ner Moo1en
In einen, 8unetsgenO0sn eemadt, auein
qnfsre 81. DauIer baben- auf ete @aareu
Defdla9 0eleat, uuo rpenn rtege1{ate Az
ibren Vunfen entfhetotn tpereen {te wptl
steulia 70 piel bsraus16la9su> als fbre
Go1oerunsen %bettra9eu., e 8, nj + "A
s. unttes. -sMm lebtenr montda
UurDsn I'm Buriau Der Gienrrdl<Mbili<
tat1tu: Is 8cuntp. Joro.runeen pert6tiat
uno an Dunnetftas Sc. Ssosn Sag
ton4rnen lol&e Gorcerunsen nit Der @ez:
1'ebr'teune bon Walbtneton PER ppR su:
r0d, UNI bier puQenrs pbne W>r5us lire
G%rIeoisuus 3u fueen.
,'@a'&ert{(&.-W fr erbieltea be
tr1te drummer oe6 rGt3dbIer am
Mt &t9an," zines neuen Tomilie~<
blatte6 fit u%nterbaltune uno B%elebruna,
bsrau6geBeben bon S. Braun u. So. in
Gt{caao. g. &ebacteur 1T e.. Bubler.
Der Gr;dblsr eridetnt wt1entlid ~ 10
Gent bic Drummer. Dur9 Die poif per<
iano $500 per 5albjobr.
Die {, feNummer entbdlt brn9nfana BIT
@r3ablun9en Gin teutidea Weib" ppn q.
S@rpaer, berr @etbreaen tnpr!en"n. l@raf
S5tnet9, uno "Drt Monaten In 81
fanaeni9ait In Mbplfnten" BON g.: q.
Mpsl. ~
Uerner: "@%s,mildtes," r@tretfihtu
cue Berlin" "6umoriRilae8" unb ben
v.Auaemetnen @bicaacer Aussieer" ol6
Beiblatt. Der Grsdblsr bistet rebt @te>
leg une 0ute6 flr tpenie @elp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
0'tler Grfte Srief 1T 1dSn, eber mir
|eaen pem Se|er NOD ei1en 3,peiten rot,
rcr npdl fhH1pr Il Girln1t hntta ,,x,..

D1elcr GrIte Srief 1T 11Dn, eber mir
leaen Dem 2eier nod ei11e1 3,peiten .ppr,
S. Md, sldhDaer it, s....t0 Gram. batte nam
lid' spn Sbtyiron ciilleu Yrief crDoltIu,
rotlrt Ne,p1S rlsarh 25: SIM. 1868 ifpur.z
rt11 ,1Sbeyirnn RE .2a9r trrj 1llutcnslcuts
UNI freicn 'T5d1rtti9Mni III leiiin,tlnc,1' Itfeeiiilte4n:
ppn %StraS IFS! u,wdBrbaafft:' ssnntleBlib" ra,r:z
gelteut. "|"'1j'@ ,.@N, ,11jH12l !" %1'Nn
Die Ne9ien,n91 ma;tr' grlaFert' his
freie Talbi9e uno %llnipneleute 11piiiireen
n'seer9el1oNen unb in aacrgSriille SER plAt
>penn lie bic Scrms9enbeit bdtten, ibre
MeinunY ous;uipreden: Dicles Gdrei<
ben 1enpet Grant an boS &rieaSminife<
RUM NIT fpl9eaeeryp nu Neiinem5auppttxq1uarz
tier 1867 catirter0 utbei6una:~.
~MGtun9sopu nemz&rieasmtni iter s1l<
9eferti9t. Sbre Nufu1erfiamfeit miro auf
ben She'll Res b%eifolesnpen. G9rcibcne
CLIENT, welder ii9 auf bic Gage ppnllnt<
pneleuten rno freien Tarbi9en in GeraS
uno auf Die Ma4tlrlt9teit Res Militdrs
besicbt renlelben u1tcr Zen pttpaltenoen.
nmltancen Sbub gu 9epd9ren. @p9ar
cie mcrali|de Wirfun9 Der Nnipelsnbeit
oer Gruppen 9ebt ser!cren> unb erlt Ypr
meniaen Ea9en np1rce yor S1rAern ron
Brownsville ouf cine Mbtbeilun9 unlfrer
Splcaten 9efeuert.
Meiner Nnlidt no9 meif bic IN Ser
He9el ni9t muir nt9t bc traft, 1pnncrn
nidt einmal unter1u4te Grmorput9
rpn l%lnipnsle,ten unp freien Tarbi9en
auf 3uitlnce bin> wel9e pfenem Mufrlbr
9%leidfpmmen> uno oa t@ CLAUDE baB e5
rie pFi6t jeoer 9llten Ne9teruns it, Rem
Qeben, BET Trtibeit uno benz Gi9entDum
ibrer8ir9er zduB Su %9epdbren, 10 pIrpe
t@, um ciele iider 31 ftel1en, Ste Yrm
clamdtipn be6 &rie9S9e1ebeS
fir &eras empfeblen. Die
Notbwenct9teit, tr9enD einen Tbeil unlez
res Oetiete5 rurd bas &riessseieb 3u
re9ieren, 1T cine beoauerli6e uno loute eff
a%>,gewenbct werce,l 100 bic Gipil9ewalt
itd unfdbi9 9eSei9t, ben 8lroer gu i9iiben.
Jn iplaem Sale ober se>pdbrtra 6 &riessz
9eiey alien 8irsern pbne 1nterl9teb Ter
STAGE, 5autfarbe UNI pplitil1enM einun9
wen}siten eini9e Sidsrbeit> u1to, t1nnte
in 8eitanp erbalten >perren. bis bic Sc
ieQiGaft lid ieltlt ldiigen fann> pier her
Stat wiecer gang III feline 8%eiiebun9en
sur Union etn9etreten 1T. Die Ginflbz
runa hes &rie9s9eiebe5 1T einen bisler
Staatcn witrpe cine Barnung fir cie
Nncern iein unb tInnte> ,renn n1tbi9, nuf
ale llebr!1en orS9epcbnt mcrcen."
Il. g. Grant General.
Nls bic obi9en 8rfefe I'M Gpn9ree perz
(eien wurcel1, ertannten bic 9eipannt lalz
1bcncen Wit9ltecer> mas AUDI pa6 &plt
crtcnnen Miro 1l1mli6> rap IS feyner feiz
net Grflarun9 Hpn Seiten Grants mebr
braudt Inn itn NIT oticlutem @ertrauen
has Ba1ner Res rootfolen 9cerS in her
n1diten prdiicentencampa9ne in pie5anp
III oehcn.
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Gpneref.

@ Arlington ~. Dec.-Na6 eiz
11er %ldn9cren Dt5fulion Uter bic SiQ, bic
aus pe99enpmmer1en crer auf9eSebenen
Neutrality-suspicious. 9elDlte11 0elper in
SdaBamt5npten uu;uleten, fam rer Sez
nat ouf ben Mntra9 pe5 5errn Drafe
Don Mi7purt> melber rerlanot rob, BIT
8pti1aft te5 Yrdiioenten he Nii9e hes
@on9re0e5 erbalte. Senator Spbnion
nabm bic 8ptl1aft III S6uE UNI biz
Serbanplun9 iberD 8el@lub wurcf
auf Monto9 Yerta9t* ...}..4
Der Yrll irent iiberreidte benz Sena1
etue1 bifen Mftenl tob, Die Orinpe cntbalz
tent, '~,pespe9en Stanto!u] entfern1
murbc. - ....,..I 49,.
SIM @au1c murpe auf @banrlera
Mrtras rte COMMITTEE fir Diittel uni
@e9e infruirt cine 8iQ7f fir 8elteuerun1
von @appen auf &utidet1 e. eftsutez
rldten. ,' a. '':''' .5',.'' g.
Gin ron einem 6errn8eb ei1toebradte1
8clblub, an;ufraoen pb:penniylea1ia uni
Maladulet ts 1,idt nDtbts bdttent," recon-
itruirt ,u meroen,% neil Dttt6bl1tB u11c
90 ton. ret1ttptldttfi1e M}aypr5' catlrablt;
purre eintwetlen BET Seite 9ele9t.
Da5 9au5 weiserte i9, einenY eid(ub
yen MeN1arp, belagenr> rtQB 51 @elancz
l1afta< uno G%pnlulpoiten III ct. aDcmtn@
90, 2iteria unp anrere Nesertaaten 6arz
biae 9enommen ,'Dercen fpQten auf ZEN
Slid gu le9en.r .:.s ni,.. 1..-;I-gY g..
Sim f12ten tpurpe bic Spu Sherman
Yerlaa9tc @ufnabme Der SiQ fir Abi9afs
flung Der Steuer auf BaumtrplleJ nod
furser Debate Ser>pet9ert. :".'' d"#r,"os u.s.
8iQ; pelde bic Bounty 81
bet Yerl torbene @o9cnten beredt9t 'pdren,
ben Nn9sb6ri9et,' cetfelben fher, 1poIirtt
i'm Senat. ,'"'' '1'"""> ~ ~ Y'H'"& s'@
SIM 5auie' 4erpob 1i9 np6t1a16 '.rel,
@treit barber, pb Scbnipn' biEte unite,
Antlass: sefteQt, rrearrenn loqenp {P1rHerr nt9t
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Sic uddnc. rspublieaAiibe


Der Gtreit pariiber> welde Der GtGbte
beS Melten5 Der S6ouplab Der nddlten
9latipnalzG Convention oer Yartet 1ein iou,
pere1 fir bic pr1lipenti9aft nomtnirtc
Ganpiratcn III swei 9rpben Natipnalz
@abll1laGten bil,%tereinanper 9e{ ie9t, lnc
welGe pbne allen 3weifcl 1T cer nIblten
etnrn 9l1nsetreren Griuu1pb feiern wirp>
ais il, 1T vDriibcr.
Gs wirp Don Walbin9ton unter .rem
11tcn December oemeloet:
uDie Natipnal republifanii9e Grefuz
tiSzG ommtttee fam beute Ofitta9 3uiamz
men. Gin Mntra9> Die n1dite Gpnpenz
tipn> bic unatipnolezu ntpn6cpnnenz
tipn" itott he urepublitoniI9e"
st net11,er,, murre ;urid9cnpmmen.
Die .3eit fit Nbbalttn8 ber GpllYenz
tipn wurre auf ben Gotten Mat anbez
raurnt.
Die 9r4bte, Meinun9syerl9iebenbeit
mattc li& iiter he Tra0e 9elteno, ,p .
bic Convention fattF 1ren lplte. Gin
cinnatt unb S%noianoppli6 >paren burd)
belpntere COMMITTEES pertreten.
St.2pui5 rl1rne nur6 cicGpn9rcbleute
Yon Mihpuri befirwcrtet unb BE @prz
5ii9e G6ica9o's wurren turd etnen Don
mebreren Ter oa9eltbenf en 8Ir9er bes
NlaseS untcrietbnetn Brief berYpr9ebpz
ben. 9prace @reele y mar firGmiz
cinnatt wcil BE partei 1T Sbtp itd
i0ma6 Ae;ei9t u>1p ner 9ilfe bebirfe,
rprauf 5err Gppt Ypn SQinpi6 ertpiez
rerte> pab wenn man iib panad rid-
ten >ppue> Me.mzy ity rer plat
fem mii7e> eine9lntpprt meldx ein bpn1eriz
,dcS 0eldater auf &pit item @reeleY6
elre9te,; bet biermit ot1etban mar.
8ei re1 Stem Ballet eybielt GbieaAr 12,
Cincinnati 10 Gtimmen 5uno, auf Mntreo
'purre Die @abl @bica9p6 fir einiimmio
crfldrt. ,..'E ~
MQer 9utea 0in9e miinm crei iein.
3wet Gpnoentipncn, in oerenS .Grfel
9incpln unp 5omlin> in rere1 2s,pettcr
2incoln unr Spbnlot nominirt' >pl1roen,
(pteies lestere Ding" mar bios bali
u9ut"D batter in Gbica9o itatt9efuncen,
SeBt miro bort oud nod bic brittle al
9ebalten. Die nadite parauf aber, 1872
nj II {. in Gt.tp II t. etn. ~ .:'".
Die Gbre,1 Der @dauplab pet b en-, o.
frattlden Naticnal Convention ~
iein, 1ollte pa1,n unbepin9t Sbatppe
baben. :''.'>cz 'ES
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Die @siomm's,M err .purda re
i3sneral, Neiutontsn : 0@iicej rad Wa(b:
tnetpn tsfSroerten ~@rsrobountp Claims
1T 23t1, auser. $50 Glulme ppm Grtsn
oetortener SOlcoten. ,!5ierponr fno fl,
@anien 301 Bentbmfst nno auSSeiablt
"''''"', :o~5a e r4mtsa% ,pt3.
Mfatii6e yantees. - Gin
ealifernti6eS Blatt ldrsibt: Sn @ra6
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na&t moroeu, ba6 fd etutse @bsneieu
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-17
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcINNArI. August 16.
FLoUR-Firm prices unchanged; family,
S1Ua 10 50. eN4Y 46f4e nffE
WHEAr-Opened dull at 81 10 for No. 1;
at the close there was a decidedly irmer
feeling No. 1 red brought to 81 Is; No. l
white, 81 30.
CoRS-Unchanged; not much offering.
OATS-Duil and heavy; prices tending
downward; closing with no buyers over
58c for No. / in bulk.
RYE-Steady at 81 for No. l.
ARIEY-Go deman at 81 15@l %.
COTToN-Firmer; mfddling, 2612@27c.
WHIsKY-Steady at SOC in bond
PRovISIoNs-Qulet but firm.
CUT M~EATs-There was a demand for
bulk sides from Baltimore, and all to be
had were taken at I3c; holders generally
ask l34c, andllAc for shoulders.
BAcoN-Unchanged and quiet; not much
done.
PoRK-Mess lower and dull at s23 5O@
q IS.
LARD-Ffrmer; not much demand; can
be DO ght at l21ac.
FLAX SEE D-Demand at S2W2 10.
. LISSEED OIL--Sl p and dull.
LARD OIL-95c@Sl on.
GRoCERIES--Unchanged and firm; good
demand potatoes uli but unchanged.
GoLD-l404 buying. a
ExCHANGE-Dul for selling.
The weather continues dry
the whole of the Western States, and the
counts from corn are gloomy.