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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

CoLFAx AND THB GERMANs.-When Mr.. Cofax
was enthusiastically welcomed home by the Ger
mans of South Bend, he very appropriately re-
buked and put to silence caumny which had
represented him as hostile to our foreign-born
citizens :-"These assembled thousands" said
Mr. Colfax, :sare fit answer to every falsehood
and calumny that has been said against me. l
was struck by the fact, when coming from your
depot this very day, that the hundred and forty
Germans Of the German Grant and Colfax Club
set the seal of their condemnation and their de-
nunciaton upon not only the calumny, but to
the forgery, to which have been subjected here.
You know it is falsehood you know that
never in my public life, from the commencement
to the close, in one year, month or day, have
ever held any other doctrine than that principles
and character, not birthplace and creed, were
the true test for official promotion Men who
may resort to forgery may sign my name with
their felonious fingers, for forgery is felony
You here know that there has not been an elec
ton for the last twelve years that | have mo-
gone to the polls, not with closed ballot, bu
with an open one, and voted for men of foreign
birth, and who worshpped at different altal
from what did myself Here is the only place
where | shall answer that caumny let it bt
buried in the tomb, where are buried calumnie
and forgeries like it, in the graves of the past
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

PENDLEToN.-As Mr.. Pendleton stumped Maine
with effect, it has been suggested that he come to
acknowledgements Appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
PoLrTIcAL FIGURING The Chicago Z

POLITICAL FIGURING.-The Chicago Times gives
up Illinois to Grant, but claims Indiana and
Ohio In Indiana the Democrats claim Illinois
and Ohio, but give up Indiana. In Ohio they
claim Indiana and Illinois, but give up Ohio !;
and that is the kind of figuring resorted to in Or
der to defeat Grant on paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

THE SOLDIERS Vow.-At the ceremony of dec
Grating the soldiers graves at St. Louis, the
brave General Carl Shurz concluded his oraton
with the following splendid passage GO Then,
in the awful presence of these eleven thousand
graves, let US pronounce this VOW By every
drop of blood that has been shed in the great
struggle; by every and sigh of the dying
by every tear that has moistened the pale check
of mother, widow and orphan; by the terror ot
death that swept over battle fields, and
haunted the beds of agony in our hospitals-here
we record the sacred promise that these men
shall not have died in vain that no prejudice
shall move us from our purpose that no obsta-
Gle, ever formidable, shall make falter in
our resolve that will not rest until we can
crown their graves with the monument of the
final victory of the right, until the great Amcri-
can Republic, one and indiyiSibe, is firmly
grounded impartial justice and the equal
rights of all. Yes, marching on with the van OF
the grand army of liberty, lowering over our
banners they advance for new struggles,
quickening our resolution with their inspiring
presence, striking confusion into the hearts OF
our enemies and overwhelming those who have
proved faithless with the deep damnatlon OF
their treachery. So we will march or together
ON and on, united, fearless, irresistible untii
the grand consummation is reached, 50 ,niI
when we Law down our heads mankind may - s
u.s. as we now bless those who nave Pi'eS
n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

~,
WHAT MAKES WOMEN FRrvoLoUs--lne ne io.'o"
ing are timely and sensible words ana @ wo's"s y =, "
profitable reflection - When thcy afti'e az
a..,.;, ooe without habits of application, they
at acouire taste for it; whatever Is seri-
to ne@ sps5 sss Sem EhsTf1 The 'Saa. nona
con''1u. for amusement, which is strong In YOUTH
and the example of persons ad Of the nf same pd age
nasI ,ahorious life They do not understand the
uortance of domestic occupations, unless their
rnn,bers have taken pains to instruct them. In
his state of things girl abandons herself to in
doence. which is languor of the soul. She
accustems herself to sleep third more than is
necessary for her health. Too much sleep en-
feebles her and renders her delicate, whereas
moderate sleep and regular exercise would pro-
duce gayety and strength. Idleness and weak
ness icing united to ignorance, there arises from
this0union Il taste for pernicious amusement.
Girls brought up in this way have ill-regu-
lated Imagination. Their curiosity, not being
directed to substantial things, is turned towards
vain ard dangerous objects. They read books
which nourish their vanity. Their minds be-
come visionary and are spoiled for common life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

" The Boy" is dead the restless heart Is stilled-
Its fierce ambition, recklessness and pride,
And all the sweeter attributes that thrilled
With passions fervency intensified.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
Soeittu Notifes.

81 Trfnffy Chapter, No. 9, Royal .Rreh .us-
meet the second and fourth Tuesday MONTH
at the Masonic Hall. Weaverville. J.C. BURCH, H. p
NJ r. GRIFFIN, Secretary. avs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
SUR G r. r Y.

,,,s, n ofthe greatest trIumphs OF Home-
opa,hy to dispense with the operation OF Ampu.
tntion and Excelsior, In more than tWo'Iniras OF
tSs c.s.s by the radical cure OF tho diseased
parts, which Allopathy would haveeonsisnedt 70
theknife. bo.,.d In
Fractures and serious WOUNDS are nSsea ~
less time, and with less paih' iuun unu'' "u'
other mode Of treatment .,,ho,. and
Hommopathy sfulalling mission who're eng
"a the overthrow of all other modeso cure anu
The tabllshment ofitsown complete ana per'
manentrule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIrE AssURAEcE,@The
nirc.torSof aLondou Life Assurance once
tho General Provident"- at Its recent meeting
hays nIacsd on record their opinion "tnat per-
sons treated by the Homeopathy systom ouloy
more robust health, are less frequently Htsachou
by disease, and when attacked reSoYer moro
rcn,Jiv than those treated by any other system
,hP, .,b re,pect TO tho more fata classes OF dis
sosc, he mortality under Homeopathy Is smallin
comnaTi,on with that OF Al.opathy; that thefe
oss 5,saasos mot curable at all under the latter
sy,tcm, which are perfectly curablo under ths
former: finally, that tho medicines presciioeu w
Hommophathis,s do not lnjurs the constNution' .
whercas asthoscemployed oy AnoPatus nos uu.
frcouentl : entail the most serious. aud IN many
ins,nncca fatal consequences" Tho Directors
fnr,hcr proposo to summon meeting OF the
shorcboldersto lay before them the facts tney
have collected and the decision at which they
baye arrived, namely: ITO open special Sec
lion for persons treated by Homeopathic sys'
tenn. nt n lower rate OF premium than tnst
charged on othor lives"-LoHdon (EnS.) oo'
serusr
TIE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Albany. New YORK. ,Nr SSgs; nc:
GARDiNG MEDICAL TREATMENT a. al
Ssctinu rstes that tho systems of msdicai prae;
tIco as affecting tle duration OF liie. hre won
worthy of con siderstion by Life Insurance Com.
nan,c,' appea, \ 10 us evident calculations upon
data IN our possession show decreased rate Of
mortality under the " Homeopathic system OF
Madeline" We have therefore conciudeh 10
make n deduction Of 10 per cent. from tue taole
ratesupon oach payment Of premium oy tnose
babtunlly using this mods Of treatment. IN
case of medical practice being chanSod, the Iun
rates will be again charged. To those VINO en-
ploy the Homeopathic system when III, TINS
Company will make deduction OF ~ per cent
from tho usual rates Of promiu n feeling saus.
aed tbn,the mortality from disenssls vastly less
under this mode of treatment. From large
mass Of statistics gathered from all parts OF tue
civilized world. aud supplied largely by Aiio'
n,thIc M thori,ies, embracing tho records OF the
treatment Of over 1000 cnses OF disease IL
drawn the following:
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
A FORTUNE FOR SIS.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$1,000, for So!
Somebody Bound to Get Rich.

THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL. JUST In
1 below the Methodist bnd Catholic HI
Churches. Main street, Gold Hill, will be!
rafied of at tho '' ''''s'
GOLD HILL TI1EATER
On Friday Evening, July 10, 1S6s.
One Thousand Tickets at S5 each. Title
guaranteed.
DescriptioA Of she Prepertyi.BaI.
bedrooms on hrst floor; Parlor 1915; ID
Rooms upstairs; Psrlor l6x2o; 3 Hydrants;
size Of Lot 36ixll8 fsetj size Of Building 3ofeet
front by 66 feet deep. O.
RThe Rafie 10 be conducted by . Com.
mittee to be chosen BY the audience: .,-'..
R. @. O'NEIL, Owner.
Gold Hill, May l6, 1858. myl6-M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
CHANGE OF FIRM.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
PubHc that have this day sold out to c. A.
sHANEY my Tailor Shop and Goods, and hope
the patronage bestowed on me may continue and
inerease With him. CHAS. BRODHUN.
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1868. jcl61m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
MEDICAL,

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED
/ icine, based upon tho laws Of nature: seven
half aftho,s diving at an early age can be saved.
Homeopathy cures all curablo dlseases perma.
nently. which have resisted the sSill ofthe best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system,
II Hom@opa,hyaim o.radlcatedlseasesantirely;
10 cure suro and easy, without bleeding, blister.
ING, cauterizing or drugging, to proiohg me ana
Lessen the number Of sick days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
RAFFLE NOTICE.

IN ORDER TO DIvEsT THE RAFFLE FOR
The n Georrc Hotel .of every ycstigc OF nri-
ds,rncss or deceptio1, which too frequently fol.
lows such enterprises, tho following named gen.
ticmen have volunteered to act as receivers for
all moneys paid them by clubs or individual Ir.ii
ncrfcct oriarantcc title IL given to the winner:
j. j. HAYES, st. Charles Market,
EE. WALCOTT, Union Scales, SReccivers.
II. NJ. VESEY, OF Vcsey's Hotel
= I.- r. c. O'EE1L,
ic14 TWO Owner st. George Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Il will thus be seen that Of one hundsod pa.
tients treated by Homeopathic physicians, eight
wIlldi.. while II tho sams number are treated by
Aiiopathie physiclsns, thirty four will die; and
Of the nyrlads who die uudor old school trsat.
ment the world over, Homeopathic treatment
would save sevcnty.slx OF every hundred.
Virginia. March. 9. 1863 mr2'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-01

JOR PRINTING OF all descriptions
neatly executed at the Gold Hill Nzws office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, May Is.
CoNsoLs-Ciosed at a49S for money, and
921sG93 for account ex-dividend; $50 bonds
7O5Sg7O5<;. Illinois Central 945<; Erie 46. Z
gas - Pr ANKFoRT, May 13-Eve.
u. s. BONDs-Firm, at 1873.
------ 4 PARIS, May I3-Eve.
BoURsE-Quiet; rentes SO francs 40 cen
times.
HAvRE, May I3-Eve.
CoTToN-l4S francs per hundred for tres
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Eve.
CorToS-Closed quiet and steady; sales
1000 bales; middIing uplands at ll1s9
1I7ad Orleans at I21S9123<d.
CoRN-peclined to SIS.
WHEAr-Declined to 15s for California
whitei las Sd for red " estern.
BARLEY-Nominal, at Sc Cd.
OATS-4s.
PEAs-g7s.
FLoUR-3Ss Sd.
BEEF-II2s I'd.
PORK-73s I'd.
LARD-69s.
CHEEsE-55s.
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Err NE w s !.
For other Rtver Items see Seventh Page.

The weather yesterday evening grew
even more inclement than it had been
during the day. A Iigh5 cold rain set in
about dark'and prevailed till far into the
night The river was stationary since
noon yesterday and will doubtless be fall
ing this mOrning.-..-.-,sThe additional ar
rivals and departures yesterday evening
were the Armada 10 Cairo; Noble Norton
and Newsboy, to Henderson; John Kill
gOuT, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati; Sa n.
Orr from Eastportj Quickstep, from Cairo;
Ollie sullivan, from CIoyerp5rt ........T The
packets went out lighter than usuaI........
The Kilgour had.a very tight trip. ........The
sam. orr arrived before dark with a
good trip, including a large amount
of Tennessee iron ore for the
Brazil iron Works 1.-THE QuIckstep ar
rived at S O'Clock, having good trip, aud
transferring number of passengers and
considerable freight to the Tarascon! ........
The L-Graham. did not get oHIast night,
though she was full Of freight and had TO
refuse offers She leaves early this morn
tng........ The Chattan Ooga aptain Scott,
viii leave, Oh Saturday evening, for Gray p,
vile and ali way Landings on the Wabash
and for New Haven on the Little Wabash.
I'VE have advices that the Wabash at
VIncennes has been at a stand since Tues
day, being wtthiu~twenty inches or high
water mark Of last year. A great deal of
damage has been done by the overflow
along that river.
MEMORANDA AND MANsFEsT-RaiIroad
packet Quickstep lett Csiro Tuesday Nav
y, 40 E n; boats Ia port. Marble City, for
Memphis: passed TallsmBn below Metrop-
oils; 18th, met Tennessee at CausvlIIe
Root Fulton and tow at Diamond Island
Armada at Atyis's. Weatherfcl Oudy with
occasional showers or rain. River rising
rising all the way up. Arrived at Evans
V1lle AT O'Clock on schedule time.
Have for + & q Railroad. A bbIs spar:
N1ele 4 Co.'S rOlluiE ciotn; FrFendrich &
baccoi Ragon, Dickey & Carson, 4 kgs mo-
lasses; Stockwell & 20, pkgs feathers and
rags Fl X Schroeder, - ok tobacco: Reftz
Haney, tons scrap iron; Brown *
Beicher, II. 500 shingles; r K IIjuu kerson & |
Co, hhds tobacco; Cincinnati, 10 pigs
lead.
Manifest OF STEAMER SAM fRR-Wa-
terlOO 10 evansville, May -. 1865. VIII
helner, = ale boxes Preston 4 Menifee,
leather, bdle dry goods; Capt Duncan
lot scrap trOni Jones q Catch, sacks Of
green peas: E & 9. Railroad, Is tons iron
ole; Weldon Bros, 4 bxs tobacco: Adams
Express Co, 1 box kundrie,; Rrandies 4
Crawford. % sacks corn; Ragon. Dickey 4
Carson, bag feathers, / lot rags: Wright
q Harper, bales cotton; samuel Orr. 100
cedar posts; p. Pretorius. s. bales of green
hides; ). Louis. 1900 lbs. lead. Discharged
freight: At Paducah, hid OF tobacco: at
Shawneetown, LOO II. lumber; at Union
tow l,6lA feet OF -fun Der; at Cefar cree K,
800 feet Of lumber We had good pas
sengers rip. We leave for EastpoFt Friday,
a 4 O'Clock - /
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81. Louis Market.

By Telegraph. ST. Louis. May Is
ToBACCO-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-NominRI; &c for mlddling.
HEMP-StiR sales; undHessed sl409$l50; ;
Dressed $50.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; ranging
at 81 219SS . for super; s. 259s9 . tor x /;
% 5O9Sn IS for XXX; Sl2 009Sl4 50 for Xxx
TO fancy. Receipts Z, 100 0oIs.
WHEAT-Sttn and htghers chQtce and
fancy white e. 9S9$3 05; prime 20 choice
req and white 81 S7719s2 So spring ranges
y 0o9e2 l6lz. Receipts 5000 bushels.
CoRN-Heavy and lower; 90c99lc for
mixed; &c for yellow 92cG94c for white.
Receipts a, 30 bushels
OATs-Heavy at T7cgsOc. Receipts 6 200
bushels.
BARLEY-Qniet at 81 5aG2 62JS
RYE-Easier at 81 TsGSl 81 le
PoRK-Duu and small sales; regular
BA6oN-Nothing done clear sides ofered
al lTc9l71<c.
EHOULDERS-l35Sc.
lot sold was on private
terms.
LIVE STOCK-Unchange
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By IelegraphsI Et a NV YORK, 9las ~ Y.
CoTFoN-A-s shade firmer. with ntOaer-
ate CUISINES; saIe5 efsf 8yg oHlesat ~ Soe
FLOUR RTcelpls ~ barrels; dub aud %
Zoe lower. 6S4ies Of -5ss59 ba3se s: IS n REkGUQ
for superdne state and Western; IS 6og 10 %
for extra Sta-e; 80 599l0 50 Tor extra Vest
eru sll 75NI3 > for white wheat extra /;
- SIGI3 SO for round hoop Ohio: Sll92 80
for extra ~. Louis; 81 j09i6 90 for gooG 70
choice DO, closing quiet. Caniornta quiet
and heavy: 559- sacks sold at 81 911g III
Rye Flour irmer ;-sales Of $50 Do s At y 90
90 IS.
CoRS MEAL-Quiet; city s. 50.
WHIsKY-NOmual.
WHEAr-Recefp 1880 bush. moderate
request export, and prices are without
c ange. sales OF 50 900 bushels; g S7G2 80
for No. Spring, the latter for choic9i 3 -
a. 4S for No. do, inside price for ~ fel lor
- 1912 50 Tor amber. Pennsy wanna; 3 $50
for amber Canada; q 50 for white and am
Der Wisconsin; 50 Is for white Kentucky
50 % for white California
RYE-Ftrmer; sales Of Is 500 bu; Western
and state g 04o92 g71z.
BARLEY-Quiet r-
CoRS-R Receipts g 9O9 bushels; scarcely
so firm; satEs :, fsU bushels at 81 HgI l615
for new and oTt iu Eeu Western . flo Al and
IN store; 81 = Z q 'gll ,l-and yellow south
ern.
OATs-Rece.s ..on. !, shade firm er and
quiet; sales 81 = 1C5 5u~hels at S77s9oSc for
Western afiD.t-
t RICE-FlTIL.
sUGAR-FIrfa-4.ss s@e of 5I,0lO hogsheads
=
Rico.
MoLAss unsteady; Cube 49g52c.
PETRoLEUlf-Firm at Ice for crude; Bic
for refined bonded
LEATH EH--E5 emlOck sole steady at 27e92ee
for Buen0s A EFes,-llght & wei hts.az--4zzz--za
WOoL-In better. demand; sales OF Isl, 900
pounds a IS 5j3o for domestic fleece; 558
Sc for OuIO ana West Virginia.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales of LOGO
barrels at s2S 43g28 s. for new mess, clos
ing at s28 50. regular; 81 50es27 50 for old
do. closing at 81 80, cash : - 50G24 Tor
prime, ami s24 50925 for pri nle mess.
BEEF-Steady; sa es OF SZ5 barrels at SIS
Gs20 50 for new plain mess; so j09A IS
for new extra mess; also, 30 tierces at SS59
SO for prime IN SIS s49ai3 for India
IN ess. Beef hams are quiet AZ sSj837.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of $50 pack
ages at l31zGl4c for shoulders; l75z8lSe for
hams; middles are steady and quiet; sales
Of - oOxes long clear on private terms s
LLRD-Heave sales of SD barrels at I84
i9c; small lots l91S9I9]4c; also, so barrels,
sci ers, June, AT lo5z 4lStsc
BtrTER- Heavy AZ 3J9S57c for Oato, and
38a zoe for State. .-.st --..s
81. CT -EEsE--Steady at l2Gl7c.
Z Fl sights to Liverpool are heavy and
lower: 300 SACKS of wheat we're shipped
per hteamer ri 5s2d.
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WANTEDlEENTS

So ~ ID. MANSFIETD'S LIFE OF
As GRANT" in English az q Ger
man. Extraordinary Inducements TO
Agents 20 sell the e PGpul Al ana Aut len
tic IhfeA Of4 u S.le4FauC.s' tcsah steet Pilates
and maps by Hon. f. u. Mansfield (''E. D.
MI, whose Military Education. close
study OF History, long experience as Edi-
tor and Author. and pOWerfuI and graphic
and perfect authenticity. Sis reputation
alone will sell the book wherever offered.
We deal with can vassers rectly. April
cants for territory t0est 0f Indiana viii adj
dress k. c. AsaBERT, ftssistanu Supertn--
tend ent, BioOmtngton, nj. AT others Apply
to sole owners OF copyright, R. W. CAR
ROLL y CO.. Publishers, Cincinnati.
ap30 div ut a w. WIN
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May Is

% IeIegrapn,I JHICAGO,- ~ az d.
FLOUR-Llttle doing; almost nominal
Sales at 60 25GIe - for Spri g extras.
WHEAT-IOue frmer. sales -of No. ] at
- l5o2 H. and No. al s. OS5403 09j{ clio =
ing steady at 81 $50 o. FOR No 2s-f
CORN DUH atId 25t2szc fowers sales Of
No. at gS@9414c; No. at 93a92t3cs newlat
gl5zc, and rejected at 9lIg521zc, closing at
% za9s49a- -
/. OATS VERY quiet and shade firmer;
sales dt 80 z3lsc. blessing with buyers at in
size price.
70 |TsYE-DulI ana easier; small sales Of No.
Iat 81 -. -t4N@4 ffl@ tfEI
II BARLEY-Qu Ct nOminally unchanged.
p PROYIsT1Ss = DUH Mess Pork Soid at SIS.
Hard held at 1910: sales at SIC. Bulk
Aeats inactive and nominal.
tiHOGs-Eive active and drm, aud I502Gc
higher on all grades; sales a { s. S715G5 621S
for common; s. T5a9 l21z for medium 20
fair, aud SO S75499 s. for good 10 strictly
chOi oa-aGaoEa Cd
BEEF CATTLE Dull; e 25a7 az for light
shipping, and IS 00987 for good shlpp ng.
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vBY TeIeErapn.I New YORH. May Is.
No EY--- Easy; and sac per cent. on call;
demand limited.
Ex6HAEGE4 Sterling 100l01<.
G0LU--atrOHger; closing at l3s54.9l55}6
uuuer Washington advtces.- which are
more favorable TO the conviction OF the
Pres. dent. ~ ..es E -ss.yf~
GOVERNMENTS Are steady, but the de-
maud is very limited. 3 prices: Cou-
t0Bs 81, ll5549lF35s; '62, 1880 1889; "a,
l0Gl54ts; 565. l077s0lO714: new 1095Sgl09zE /;
%. IO93s9lO354; IO-4Js l051s9lO35s; 7-SOs
I075s9l07I2.
The Assistant Treasurer bought zoo, 600 Of
1905 to-day at ~ His sa Is of gold were
trliIng One million two hundred thou
sand OF 30's were CO lVerted yesterday
ana to-day.
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ClRelnnatt Markell,

BY Telsgraphsl CxNCINNArI, MayaI3
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Dull, bat are I'M
changed
CoRN-Ffrmer; ear &c, and shelled 1s2c
hIgher. 49, - - H- -- ~ r. ~ ~
OATs-Excited and held at SIC; buyers
offered SOC at the close.
RYE AND BARLEY Unchanged.
COTIoN5- Held more firmly; S1Se as zed
for mfddhug. 80 .. -t--sE ~ az
BUTrER-Ip better supply and prices de-
Ginning; first quality 35lsa2c, the batter rate
tor Western Reserve. - HAfs- 2 srHf-
EGGs-17c.
PRO Isl OEs-Dult, with nothing doing,
and prices are uOIninaE Mess Pork held
al IS 90. Bulk Meats-42]z@ I4}zc Bacon
1916, l654c, and I1c, for shoulders. clear
rio, and GEAR sides. Lard nomtna lily ls1Sc.
GROC ERI E5-U nchauged and quieI
BEEF CATTLE Firm at 499c. gross; sup
SHEEPh DtAfat Ell 0oSs o. per h eadii sfoss.
com -l3ql1 buYing.
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RiEer lDispa. ches.

CINCISNATI, May Is -Eve.-The river
has risen ~ feet b the past "A hours.
There are now s. feet water In the channel
and "a feet Under the bridge tor passing
s. Gamers. kaiping hard all day. and bust
ness Is almost entirely suspended on the
wharf in consequence. The Memphis and
Nashville PACKETS Agefe eombeILed 70 Law
over. No arrivals outside the regular
packets. and only one departure the Mary
Erwin, Tor Arkansas River. i'7fsf .#-
NASHVILLE, May sI3-4EYe.--The river Is
falling with II feet water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cool and shOwery.
MISUNDERSTANDING, from cairo: Emma
Floyd, HrOm CfnciAhatt.
( Departed ~ NIa.F W 4fte and A. Baker. Tor
Upper CuiIIt erfarid. * a-@ A4-s- ~ - IA
ia Port-Emna Floyd, Nashville and
Umpire. s 44s :. asssoss IL
81. LOUIS, May -Arrived-CommOn-
wealth, y esvsf5 FAeaEIss Minnes0tag 81, PaRt :;
Princess, hort Szn itll Islbsrty n o ~ esI-l
Ang; Peoria city, Omaha. Ueparted-Belle
st. Louis, Memphis; LEM LeotI. Fort Ben-
ton; Wauanita. p ttsburg. Tine river has
risen about 9 inches, and all the upper
streams aqre swell mg z fAFe=t lnsr clear and
cool this morning, but sfHce noon rain has
fallen, with cold north wind. The cOmpe-
th1Dn between tie rival steam boat lines
bstween here and KeOIEHix and St. Paul
continue 50 strong and even fierce, and
ireights are down to mere nominal rates.
LOUISVILLE. May Is. Raining in
eessansfy.h The EiVsfis rising agai n with
1o12 feet Of water tnIths canal; III - 4
PITTsBURG, May 13.-Weather Rainy.
River feet and iuefIes, and failing.
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* FBIIIT FARM-32O acres; 200 acres
feucedE so acres Of meadow: zoo apples
trees, Sc ected fruit frame hohSe5 We'll
cistern, hay barn and rpresss W0Od-shed,
garden of Strawberries, FstspberTfes, grapes,
pears, sc stables, crib; tenant houses
tobacco 81 ed; good oak and poplar tbUibsrs
half mile from saw mill; two mf1es and
half from RockpOrt. Ind; one mile rom
landing on Ohio River; known as the
General Veatch Farm For sale or ex-
change for city property or city orders.
Inquire on the premises, or Of FB. CROSS,
or OF man at BAIRD & STARTS Office.
mayl4 DIT
TOR SALE HOUSE-The dne dwell
- lighthouse on the corner Of First street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot 50 feet 'front.' on
Fulton Avenue, running back 10 feet on
First street. Good stable and other out
buildings on the premises the properly
Will be sold cheap. inquire Of
CHAS. SCHAUM & CO,
Cor. Fourth ST. and Fifth Az. Lamascos
or Of GEORGE -WOLFLINt
ap25 dina = Mt. Vernon, Ind.