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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
T. Z. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

T. Z. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
VTIII.L Buy ana SCI town, city property. rarms
mortgages contracts title bonds, &c.
~ AIlproperty advertised without charge
Ito. 1. dne farm in Liberty Township, abou
! hveA miles from Delaware, and known as the Hon
! " Hyatt farm, contains 1ITz acres all under
/ balance timber land. House, Stable, out buildings
young orchard, wells TunniH4 water, &C, Pos
/ session given october first. Th.- - offered al
I a great bargain. Enquire on the prem or
T. E. POWELL, Real Estate Agent.
No. O. A desirable dwelling house on william
Street, near the o. ". +. College. A New Stone
House, two stories high, and contains some seven
Or eight rooms with the usual conveniences, sta
oles out buildings. &c. on the premises. This
place offered for a short time very cheap.
No. 4. A good lot on Washington stree, at
No. 5, Two fine building lots on william stree
very cheap.
No, s. Several large tracts OF Western land Tor
sale very low, or for trade rbr town pfopertv hi
Delaware or farming lands In Delaware County
7. Z, POWELL,
June 14l8TtU Real Estate a gent.
No Z. very desirable farm about one mile
north OF Delaware, contains 81 acres OF land, as
acres cleared and 50 acres good timber, good
frame house, barn. orchard. Spring, we'll, cistern
&c. This ts one or the best locations Dela~
ware, with good pike 10 town. Terms low and
slime given, Enquire on the premises Of Benjamin
seigiiled, Or Of 7, Z, POWELL Real Estate Agent
No 8. A dwelling house on Railroad St, be-
tween Washington and Liberty, North side, with
usual improvements. Cheap only 500. ENQUIRE
for terms, &C, OF T. E. POWELL, Real Estate
agent. t.TI1nrqI-
No. 8. s. /. CRUICKsHANK'S Farm in Orange
To Enships containing 100 acres, with House, Barn
Orchard, and other improvements. win be offer
ed ior short time very low. For Terms and other
p 6,as5s 6eo5ilg[s - enquire oi r. y. POWELL,
Oct25 '0IN. Real Estate Agent.
No. 10. FOR SALE-A good farm OF / 40 acres
IN seiotO township on Boxes Creek, with dwelling
house, barn, and other Out-buildings young or
chard, lO6 acres cleared and under cultivation /
and balance good timber. Best quality OF soil 4
Eot terms and other particulars enquire Of P j. +
@yeth on the premises or Of T. Z. POWELL, Real I
Estate Agent, Delaware, Ohio.
feb286s.
No II. FOR SALE-A good House and Lot on /
south Franklin Street. House with six rooms and 4
Usual improvements, well, CisteFn. sc. This prop
rty Is offered for sale for a short time, very low.
'ossession given soon. For Terms, &c, call on
/. e. POW ELL, Real Estate, Agent.
Apr.3, ,'6s.u
No. 10. FOR sALE.--A farm Of "A acres on the
larysVtile road one mile West OF Delaware, Ohio,
u under good fences and cultivation, good brick
OuEe with Six rooms, barn 4b feet square, grain
ry and other out buildings, good orchard % fruit
recs. To be sold very cheap, and termH easy.
inquire on the premises or Robert DAvoos or OF
7. r, POWELL,
JuueI26sH Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
Notice

THE Stockholders OF the Delaware & BelIenofpt 4
4 Turnpike Company, will meet al the Office o Z
w. 7, Watson, Treasurer Of Delaware County on
wednesday the Sth day OF July next, at ono
O'Clock, ?. NJ. for the purpose OF eleUtnE officers
and organizing said company.
June u '6S-ItcHw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
A MISERABLEL LIFE

| Is that Of the dyspeptio. Why fuger when Ro-
backs Blood and Purifier, Blood Pills viii surely
cure yOuS They can be obtained from any drug
gisi. N. U. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-12
OUTSIDE EXPENSES


By relief given to outside Paupers, fnoIu-
dug funeral expenses, doctor bills, &c S635 6
Total amount Of Expenses ....-...,.S ,755 o
Add to the above the InGrmary DIRECTORS saIa
rles the last year, as follows
Ezra Riley Dir eotOr and Clerk 500 O
gacoo I Sheets Director.-...... ... I5
James Cox, Director. q. o.. ....... 5s 81
8282 s.
Number Of inmates in the 1nfrmary on the ID
- day or June 1865, 500. -.........-.-..- a
i Number received during the year. =. ...... 81
Making The whole number during the year IA;
Number discharged during the year....-..... q
-a--- AS FOLLOWS s=:-aas-a--.a-s-
By Coqyalescen ts.-.--s So - .-....-.... 5.
By children bou nd out...-.. =. tt......... =.
There arc in the Inrmarv al dato Of This report =
The average number in inhrmary during the
year-'..'''.'' -. '-... .........'..... 81
Making the entire Gost= (includinF hired help,
Superintendent salary, D is. Bill, shoeF, Clothing
and Bedding) 81 58 per week for each inmate du-
ring the year
STOCK ON HAND & PRODUCTS OF FARM.
No. of Acres Corn rs. No. of bush. raised. 900
:" qa's, Potatoes 81 sJg 6, l5o lSo
.. 81 Grass rs: & Tons Z, 2s
g Sorghum 2 3" Calls % a
Number OF acres IN Infrmary Farm. lI2
Horses, 20 Stock Hogs, Z Cows 3 Calves, 20 Fat
Du66p-
There is also in the Directors hands at date Of
this report
One note OF hand, amount t............... ..S 25, 90
Onenote Of hand, amount q. o.. ........ 500 90
The above report we believe to bo correct, and
is respectfully submitted.
E. RILEY Y, Inhrmary
JAMES COX, Directors Of
JACOB SHEETS, D. C. o.
DELAWARE, o. June 3, 1868.
We have this day received from the Inhrmary
Directors the foregoing report, which is hereby
approved.
O.. o. 4. g. RTfGH5h} WfGII1a}, lCom. OF d. C. o.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Recorded on Journal Of Commissioners pages
81, 81 and 50. c. NEIL, Auditor
JuneI2'6S-1t Of Delaware County, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

List Of Letters
ID EMAINING uncaIIed for in the
u Post Office at Delaware, Ohio. June
11tb 1868.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-13
NASHVILLE.
Railroad stockholders Meeting.


NASHVILLE, August IA meet
ing of the stockholders of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany convened to day. The day was
spent in the consideration of motion
whether certain stock owners in
Georgia and South Carolina should
be represented in the election of di
rectors The vote is not yet closed.
The Republican State Convention
met to. day. Hon. Horace Maynard
was chosen President, and Vice Pres
idents and a Secretary were APP
pointed. aasia3
A letter from Governor Brownlow
was read, and a committee appointed
to draft resolutions relative to the
death of Thad. Stevens.
An active contest has been In pro-
gress for some weeks in this Cen
gressional District between 3. u.
Mercer aud w. +. Prosser, candidates
for the Republican nomination.
The District Nominating Conven-
ton met in this city to day, and two
delegates appearing from this county,
both were ruled out. The vote of the
remaining counties was then taken,
with the following result: Mercer, Il
Trimble, (no candidate) IA; Prosser,
8; Harrison, 2. Without taking an
other ballot the Convention adjourn
ed sine die. This unexpected action
of the Convention leaves both can
didates in the field without pros.
pect of an adjustment of the contro.
versy except at the polls.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
new York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August u.
CoTToN-Dun and without decided
change; sales of 800 bales at z91zc for mid
FLoUR-Receipts 9,5S9. barrels; a little
| more active without any decided change OF
| price; sales of s, 400 barrels at 81 40GSS 20
for Superfine State and Western: IS GOA
- 40 for extra state; So 5O910 so for extra
western; $40 909lS 20 for white wheat
extra; 50 O0Gl3 so for round hoop Ohio.
| $40 O0gSl2 90 for extra st. Louis; Sl2 50GI4 so
for good to choice do; closing quiet.
WHEATIReceipts none; without decided
| change: closing quiet: sales OF 28 500 bush
els at 81 lfa2 u for Nos. and 2 for Spring
mixed; y 40 for new amber Ohio and
georgia; y 20 for white Canada; 50 20 for
white Michigan; 81 1892 80 Tor white Cali
fornia; & 30 for amber Michigan.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALr-Quiet; sales 1900 bush.
CoRN-Receipts 2s5sI bushels. 70 better.
fairly active. Sales l66, 900 bushels at 81 II
@Sl IA for unsouDd; 81 17c9I Is for sound
yellow; 81 20 for handsome white West
ern.
OATs-Receipts 2O,25O bushels; dun and
declining. Sales of 5000 bushels at S2c for
Western in store; SS@s314c for Western
afloat. -
CoFFEE-Firm; sales of 25OO bags Rio or,
private terms. =.
eUGAR-steady; sales of 600 barrels Cuba
at l11z9l2c.
MoLAssEs-DUll.
HoPS-Quiet.
r.. rRoLEum-Firm; l71ze for crude; Sic
Wool Without decided change; sales
of $4,000 pounds; 40a521zc for domestic
fleece; 3Sg4Ic for pulled; tubbed 4Sa5lc;
2Sg3le for Texas; 2492jc for Mexican; 269
3415c for California.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole is firmer at
A@29c; Buenos AyTes heavy weights at
29g3Oc; middltng and light 2762Sc; CaIifor-
mia heavy weights 281z@29c.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales 100 bbls.
ct SIS 7592S 90 for new mess, closing at
SO 20 cash; S28 6292S 20 for old do S23 O0a
S23 so for prime; S24 O0@A 81 for prime
mess. Also, go bbls. new mess, buyers
August, at S28 81. /
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 bbls. at SIS OOa
so 30 for new plain, and $40 50a24 rs for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef dull at S2I 90
@s33 90 for prime mess, and $50 O0936 90 for
India mess.
BEEF HAAES-Dull at 25d32c.
CUT MEATS-Ftrm; sales I70 packages at
13@14c for shoulders, and 169I915c for hams /
M1ddles quiet and steady sales 75 boxes at |
1712c: Stratford I6c.
LARD-More active and firm: sales lbs |
tierces at 189lS1sc for steam, chiefly at |
l7ss9l71sc. Also $50 tierces steam, sellers |
SeptemDe at 1S5zc.
30G39c for State.
CHEEsE-Firm at I5@17c.
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NEWARK.
Gov. Ward Writes a Letter TO General
HalStead-DiSeased Cattle Forbid.
den to be Brought into the state.

NEWARK, August 12.-Goyernor
Ward has written to General N. Nor
ris Halstead, President of the New
Jersey Agricultural Society, calling
his attention to the presence of dis
eased cattle in the State, and asking
him to take action under the law Civ
ing certain powers to the society in
such emergencies, and suggesting CO.
operation with township authorities.
in order to secure to the people of
the State the full benefit of our
sanitary laws. In pursuance of the
above. the following notice mas been
issued:
To all cItoD1 1t may concern:
From and after this date. all cattle
from the States of Illinois, Missouri
and Texas, and all diseased cattle
from any other States are positively
forbidden to be brought into this
State until this order be revoked, as
authorized by law. By order of
N. Norris HALsTEAD.
President of the New Jersey State
Agricultural Society.
NEWARK, Aug. IL, 1868.
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NEW YORK.
New Quarantine Ground Selected
ship owners Association.

NEW YORK, August 12.-At a
meeting of the master masons to-day,
the subject of apprenticeship was con-
sidered. A motion to appoint COM
mittee to confer with that of the
journeymen was referred to the Exec
utive Committee, with power to act.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Ship
Owners Association to day appointed
a committee to frame a memorial to
the Secretary of the Treasury asking
the renewal of the system giving
the power of employing their own
lightermen and cartmen to ship own
ers themselves. 1t is now given by
the Collector.
A convention of the ship owners of
New England and New York is to
meet in Boston In December.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee meet at Utica tomorrow to
decide on the day for the State Con-
vention.
Azariah Boody, President of the
on the Scotia to-day, for Europe.
Among the passengers by the Vile
de Paris was Count Iqttum, of Prus-
sia, who goes to Washington as Secre-
tary of the Prussian Legation, and
succeeds Baron Won Kusseran, lately
recalled at the instance of Mr.. Sew
ard, for being engaged in duel with
Nr. Lawrence.
Captain Richard Roberts, who has
had for some time past a. general
agency for collecting pensions in
Hartford, Connecticut, has been ar
rested ON charge of forging the pow
ers of attorney to collect the pensions.
Senator Buckingham, OF Connect
cut, who has entirely recovered from
his recent severe attack of illness,
was present at the reunion of the
Fifth Connecticut Regiment, in Hart
ford, ON Monday. a -aas
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WASHINGTON, August 12.-The fol-
lowing is the letter of Secretary
McCuIloch to u. s. Attorney General
Evarts, and the opinion of the Attor-
ney General in response thereto:
AUGUST 7th, 1868.
DEAR SIR: Inelosed | hand you a
copy Of letter addressed by Mr.. e.
A. Rollins. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, to the President of the
United States, on the 8th of June,
1868, and also copy of the PresI-
dents endorlement thereon, dated
August 9Th, 1868. Under these cir
eumstances the following questions
are presented for your consideration:
First, is the office Of Commissioner
of Int rnal Revenue vacant?
Second, if the Office is vacant, when
did the vacancy occur, and can a sue
cessor to Mr.. Rollins be appointed
during the recess of the Senate?
The Office of Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue being a very import
ant aud responsible one, it is desira-
BILE that there should be no doubt as
to the legal status of the person in
charge of it. desire that you will ia
vor mt with your opinion upon the
questions thus presented to you, at
your earliest convenience.
Very respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
I'll. MCCULLOCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon VIM. NJ Evarts, Attorney Cen
eraI.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. l

by IeIegFupn.I OHIUA6O, aug. Izs
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. ~ 3H
WHEAT-More active, and 2921zc higher;
closing 81 771S9l rs for No. 2: sales this
afternoon at 81 6915CgI 20 for No. 2, sellers
August. .
OATS In fair shipping and speculative
demand, and 2921zc lower; sales at 64149
5612c; closing at inside rates. e.
RYE-More active; sales No. at 81 42@
81 43; No. 2 81 30; sales No. l, seller August,
at 81 80.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchapged; sales
No. z at 81 6917@l 10, and rejected at 81 ~
al 2S in store.
HIGHWINEs - Nominal at 70975c for
bonded, and 81 3j9l IS for free.
MESS PoRK-Inactive at $40 D.
LARD-DuII at lSc; closiug with buyers
at l75<c.
BAGoN-Dry salted shoulders inactive at
l2zc, seller the month.
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ENGLAND.
MONTGOMERY.
Legislative Proceedings.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE
Legislature took a recess, this after
noon, to the first Monday In Novem-
Der. No action was taken on the
Governors veto, and it remains to be
disposed of on the reassembling In
November, the day before the Presi-
Dental election. The new State Con-
stitution provides that registration
of votes shall be had before every
general election. The Senate, o-day,
passed the registration bill, but the
House laid in on the table.
The members have nearly all left
the city.
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RALEIGH.
State convention of Democrats.

RALEIGH, August 1.-THE State
Convention of Democrats and Con-
servatives meets tomorrow. Dsle-
gates are arriving, and large Con-
vention is anticipated. Presidential
electors will be appointed.
The State Legislature is still in ses-
sion. Resolutions to adjourn next
Monday have passed, but it is ex-
pected that the session will be pro-
longed. The State police force bill
was defeated to day, but bill organ
izing a special volunteer force will
probably be adopted in Its place. The
tax bill has not yet been acted upon.
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New York Gold and stock Market.

BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK, August IL.
STERLING-Dull at 91<g91z. No export Of
specie to-day. Uf
tioLD-Firmer; opened at 1865, de-
clsned to 146H, and closed at I47g I471S,
with large sales at l47. The customs de-
mand to day reached S750,000.
GoYERNMENT Less firm, notwithstand-
ing the further rise in gold. There are few
offerings of bonds by some dealers.
coupons of 1881, 1l5s<@ll55s; do. '62,
@llzZ; do. new, I09I4Cg I095S; do. '67, l0914a5
lOy5s; do. rs l095sgI091I; 10-4Os, 1O95s5l0915.
A SPECTATOR in gold is reported as hav-
ing failed.
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New York Cattle Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK, August II.
The Board of Health, with the consent
OF the New Jesey authorities, have select
ed new quarantine ground for sickly and
infected cattle. All such have been re-
move to the new yard.
DIR. Holmes states that no deceased beef
has been on sale in this city for two or
three days. AS Governor Fenton has or
dered inspections at Salamanca, EImira,
Buffalo and Albany, no fears are felt that
any diseased cattle will reach this city.
BEEF-The cattle trade was dull to-day,
and prices are lower, ranging from IL 20
I6c.
HoGs--DuIl at l01z9IIc.
REcEIPrs-l $50 cattle, and a,G2G hogs.
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Political Impostcrs.

The Democrat is of this State have
re~orted 10 Peter Funk operations in
oroe t deceive the people. At Iu-
d a4ap lis they brought out and en-
eoeraged fellow named JONES L.
F.srER or FOSTER l.. JoNEs-he
pa -sed by both names--to make
SIZE ches ia behalf of the soldiers
He made numerous speeches, and was
regarded as trump card. He claim
ed to be a soldier, and said he was at
one time Colonel of the Goth Regi-
meutN. Y. Volunteers. The JOurRa!
Of that city, however, spoilt the game
by publishing the military history of
all the officers Ia the New York regi-
mont, and JONES u. FOSTER was not
t. be felInd among them. The i'm
poster was so thoroughly exposed that
the STATE Sentinel had to go back on
him in the following ungracious man
ner:
THE COLONEL BUSINESS. -" Who
Is COlcBeG Foste ?" We confess that
we are unable to satisfy the general
curiosity which has been excited by
the Inquiry IN regard to Colonel
Jones L.. Foster, or Foster Ia. Jones
- you pays your money and takes
your choice" 1t Is more than prob
able, however, that he Is an imposter
1t seems that our Republican friends
are much better posted In regard tt
him than we are. The shameless
braZen effrontery with which h
claimed to bewhat he is not, is worth.
OF Radical impudence, and If he IS
Democrat he Is evidently out of place
His best hold is radicalism, anC
we advise him to turn his attention
that way, where his talents will b
appreciated.
But the Sentinel is not content wit
one humbug. so it trotted cut anoth
er, in the person of one RIcHAR
TRAvELLICK, who claims to be reE
resentative Of the " orking men. Th
same fellow has bee en invited to thi
city to address the working men. w
presume he comes by invitation
the kid glove az I'd eau de cologn
club," who seem to have taken tn
working men esp ecially under the
charge, Tor the purpose of maxim
them respectable. TRAvELLIcK is
very proper man to represent ii
hard handed and muscular sons
toll at the head. Of that club. Vive
humbug He was here once befor
and attempted to sell out the worl
inr men Of Evansville to the Demo
roy, but made most sig al failuI
He was set down as trase ing hui
bug. and 90 attention whatever pa
t. BIZ speeches gT
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INDIAN NAPOLIS.
Death OF an Old Citizen.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Ed
ward Reynolds, one of the oldest citi-
zens. and father of Major General j.
j. Reynolds, commanding the De-
partment of Texas. and w. Il. Reyn-
olds, former President of the Lafay-
cite and Indianapolis Railroad Com
pany, died at o'clock this morning,
at his residence in Lafayette, Ind,
aoed Q2
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New York Dry Goods Market.

by IeIegraph-J NEW YORK, August Z.
DRY GooDS-There is a steady and fair
demand for wooden goods, at prices suffi-
GENTLY low to inspire confidence in the
maintafnance of rates, and the inquiry
Tor cotton goods are also increasing, but is
not yet very active. Prices, however, are
generally firm, except printing cloths
which have been somewhat depressed at
the East. Prints remain firm, at 13JSmIA15c
for Amoskeag. Richmonds, Pacific Mills
and Sp-agues. Standard brown sheetings
command l7lz9lSc, the latter an extreme.
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MOBILE.
Democratic Meeting.

MOBILE, August 12,-The Demo-
cratic meeting and torehlight process
sion last night was large and enthu-
siastie. The whole city was brill
liantly illuminated. There were over
1900 persons in the procession, in
Guiding many eelored. Able speeches
were made by Gen. Battle Hon. } ohn
Borsythe, and &C. Langdon.A = GOOD
order prevailed throughout the pro
ceedings. 4@a.E stia a4asaa .sg
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LOUISVILLE.
Congressional Nomination.

LOUISVILLE, August 12.-About 10
o'clock this morning. fire broke out
in the Southern wing of Taylor Bar
racks, which was used as a hospital,
with laundress apartments and chap
ell. The entire wing, with its con-
tents, except few books saved from
the chapel, were destroyed. The
losses to the Government will be con-
siderable on the buildings.
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EVANSVILLE SELECT SCHOOL.
MISS HOOKER AND MISS HOUGH

-wwYIr.H. COMMENCE THEE 20 UkEH
w wear OF their school on wednesday,
September. 2a, in. the building p9rchased
IF Mr. II p ElIioft. corner ofChestnut and
SSiSS-tti Sfraafs7- irhey feel certain that in
ssecaring this homelike location, they have
insured the comfort ad ana dnta5pPiness app ne, ,,s Of
III ns,tronage which has heretofore sTls-
Famed the Institution will still be cor
sqnuadT : A limited number of yOGng
sia,ises from abroad can be acnommodated
vi Tn rooms in the Seminary. For Ctrcu-
lars, Catalogues, &e.i, apply 70 tya,,,,,,
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their visit, and referring at some
length to the question of labor, and
that efforts should be made to elevate
it. The President INDUCED in no re-
marks of political character. The
interview lasted about three-quarters
of an hour.
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Election Notice.

ATOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
" an election viii be reid at the office
of Ben. Stinson, on the nth day of August,
1868, between the hours of one and five
o'c oek PM, for the purpose of electlp g
seven Directors and one Secretary for the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of VAN
derburgh County, to serve for the ensuing
year. BEN. STINSON,
au5 yvInr SacreiarV.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIECTNNATI. August II.
FLoUR-Unchanged ---.I
WHEAT-Unchanged.
CoRN-Duli, and prices dropping; ear
9l992c; sheIled 93Qg94c.
OATS-Steady at 53(955c
kYE-Firm at 81 359I 30.
BARLEY-Scarce and In demand at 81 l09
50 10 for Spring, and 81 20 Tor Fall.
TOBACCO-Steady.
CoTToN-DuiI at 299291ze for mIddIing.
HISKY-Held at zoe, but no sales at bet
ter than Csc in bond.
MESS PORR-DuIl; not much demand; 100
barrels sold at S2S 75.
LARD-DuIl and prices nominal at 1870
1870.
BULK MEATS In fair demand at l21<9
141zc TOR shoulders and sides.
BACoN-Steady at 1870 for shoulders, and
16Lz0171Zc for clear rib and clear sides; q
good demand for su gar cured hams at 2l(d
2c; the latter generally asked.
BUTTER-In fair demand at 3593Sc.
OILS-Linseed in demand at lTc, and
lard at 81 40@l 45. rr ~
GOLD-147.