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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Columbia, G. e, H. Dec Sn Der 2cgi5.
Iatur bon SiOsG0roIina purbc bcutc cine &cio-
luton cingcbrdAt, bic Den 0Oupcrneur rmddti9t
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
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Sefentli6e 8enbu.

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9'tabrte, trslepolle p'IiTn1ids &issntbum Silent.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

sO- -g8ir MAIDEN biceni9en unIere 2eIcr ipede
Selb anSSnIeiben bdben auf bic CUTE 0eIc9enbeit
oufmerflaln, bic ibnen burb ben Serfauf bon
$4,000 ScnbS 9cbotcu 1T, ibr @clb portbeibaft
uno Iibcr anSulC9en
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

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ipurocn uulerc 6ifCnt6cn SbuIcn, pc9en ben
cintretcnocn 6ctcrtdgcn, 0uf Slpei SSchen 9e-
fdoBcn, uno iperbcn Dabcr crit an @onta9 ben
4. Sanuar pic0er bcginncn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

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bon @dItcn, Gil 19idbri9cr 9remicr auf einem
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
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Den glit9liecrn Der 9ebisb Gountb @eaen.
leitisen Yferbc 'Seriidcrlln98> >@eleaIdaft pirb
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4. Sannar 1869, al bem Sfsnti6en S,aule bon
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bon IL Orettcrsn fhr bas iommenbe Sabr, abb
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a Sbcs. 6. Sreini9, Sec.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Tipiecnec-0ic Morri5 unb Gilcg. Giicn-
bdbns Gompagnc bat cine Oipbcnoc bon 4ro.
sent crtldrt, bic am 28 D. M in bcrcn Sffce in
0cbofen, ". s. 3ablbar it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
3e61 Gauntp Natrtpt.
Stn0t I'LL cnn0.

Ri9entbumo D1rfauf .-SObn Ginger bCr-
taufte cin 0rnnDlif in SaIjbur9 nit S6misbe
unb gS09ucrucrEitdttc barauf all g8m &nebeI
fir 81, 600.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
Dsm 6tfdnania ilbermisfsr

8ittpc GIiiabetb Slider bic ipe9en &inpeSmorb
in llntcrlubung itcbt, unb in ibrcm SauIc nnter
Srrbdft gcbaItcn ipurbe, 1T IeBten Sonneritag,
mad Dem e auf cin pcrIdufgsS &crbDr ScrSidt
gcleiitct, uno nht i'm Stanbe tpar bic pcrlangte
8ilrgibaft Su itcacn, Dem @efdn9niB iiberlpielcn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

gsy- 5acpb Siu9mcitcr pcrgauftc cincn gau,
plaS in Der Ptnn StraBs, 3piGcn 9amlIon II.
l8alnut, oil Mr. ,0dnnum.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
pFidten Der 5d,uleirsrteren.-

pHidten Der Sbutoireftoren. DER
lcBten Summer bes YennlDIpania S6uI.S Sour.
mails ertncbmcntpir fcl9enbe Wtdbnung al S6ul'
birettcren Der bdufige Seiu6 in ben Sdulc1
1T cine Der pidtgitrn Yfidten, ipeIde ben
S6uloircftcren bel SeripaItnns ibres llmtes oh.
lie9t 0aS @elcB bcItebt auf GrfilIuns bicicl
Pfidt uub Slicmanb iclte baS slmt cines Sdul-
DIRECTORS annebmen, Der nibt gcipilIt lit, bieIel
na6jutommcn. Die gSirtun9 bicler 8iIitaticr
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S6hIcr gu 9rOberem @ifcr ansslpannt, unb BIZ
Scritebcr pc5 S6uItpeienS 9eipinncn baburd
bccbrcnoe ginbIide in Den algcmeincn Stanr
Der S6ulcn. &on iucI6em RuBcn bicIc Sc.
1ude finc, benefit Der llmitanp, baB in bcr
S6nIen, bic bdnfg piiitirt tpurben, bic S6flcl
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bel lcnlt 9Icibcn Spung5mitclu unb 9Ici6cl
6dbi9tct Der Scbrcr I'm peuigltcn6 filnf,il
Rroccnt i'll iDren &cnnmiIcn porduS Inp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Sdltttlte1l gtie1ttDddren !!
aIs: gtaidinen gum Bnrfmaden, iIeine
S3lsifiteire. S6Iadimsfier S6Hpf QDTsI,
Sdaum.eofel, gteiler unO @abeh, SadrneiIsr,
9is9eIsiisn, &aiFctiniblsn, &rantbobeIn, Snpa
PEN unb sbeelDfTcl, &Oblen Icbs, SG,eeren, 8ar-
petltan9en, unb pielc anrere sIrtifeI nctbpenbia
in elmer SausbaItung, iinb gu baben bel
S. 9. Wofer,
Samilton StraBe nd6ife Sbilrs 5n gdeimer
uno Cos Stobr. Sec f5.-nobp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

@Scp0ro ipirb ndt europa gCbcn, iobalo
Grant ms SScibc SouS cin9CSc9cn it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
Sefentli6er 8erfauf
BON elmer ,pertbpo0en Sauerei.

sluf 9onncritas ben 81. December, 1868, lin
1 llbr &abmtta9S, ipiro auf Dem YlaBe ieIbff,
edS lntcn bei6riebche ipcrtbpoIle Gi9entbum Of
fentIid pcrtauft iperOen:
Cine anS9cjcdnete Sauerei, geIegeu in @ei.
Ienbur8 3cwnidip, eebigb County, nngefdbr
gtciIcn bon Der Gdtaiauqua unb SogsSpile 81.
ienbabn, nnb un9efdbr MeiIen bon Der OF
YcnnlDlpania Giicnbabn, unb un9efGbr 2 Welen
bon 8ctbrctSpilIc, 9renjenb al 9anb bon SeiIe
Grim, unb Dem berItorbenen 8sp. 6. O. Scrr>
man, nno an 2onb bon 9ebi Ystcr nnb Charles
&cin uno ancCrcn, cntbaItenb uugsfdbr Spei
Sunocrt unb ,tp6lf Ndcr.
Die Serbcilrnn9cn parauf beItebcn aus jtpe
%RA 9uter, bon Steincn crbau, AnzA
s:;iEM. ten Sdalcrn, elmer grcBcn E:::
ssasE 6rdmlbcucr, cncm 6rdm I.Ill
Staa unb cinem 9utrn SprInsbauS NIT mic Der.
iie9enocr SuclIc, Stpci gSaibbduicr, Sdweinc-
itGllc unb anbcre Nebengebdube
llngefdbr 80 Nfcr iinb SoljIanb, bsitanbcn
nit lhpncn &altanicnbdnmen, pcrl6iebenen
Gdcn uno dnoercn Soljartcn, unb ungcfdbr 2
ODER Is Nfer linb 9Scicn9runb.
Gin porf9libcr Sb0garten 1T ebenfaQS ba.
bel, uno cinige tlcnc SdGe Iaufcn burd, bas
9ano, pcbon cine gerabe all bcm @obnbauS Dor.
bei gebt
6ernsr befnbCt iib Gin l.it6dlses 9IodbauS
uno Stdll nod auf bem 2anb.
Die game Sduerci befinbct ii6 in hem beitsn
3ultano, it in 9sei9nete SeIber abaetbct, bic
ale init 9utcn SenScn umgebcn iinb.
80 mar ods Gigcntbum bcS 8critorbencn So.
nathan &Icn, unb bic Sepin9ungtn perben am
TcrtauISta9s bstannt 9cluabt unb Nustunft tpirb
9c9ebcn bon
Sames s &lein, Gree.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Sg9ie llmsegcno bon alamo, @id., mrb
our6 gSplfe 10 uniidcr 9emaft, baB bic GARNER
cinsn S6uBbercin ba9e9en 9cbiloct bobcn untcr
ocm 9tamcn u, g8ofDcreinS'. Sn turjer Belt rro
cine al9cmcine 9rcBc SScIfo9o itattfnpcu
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IA SaDrcl, pcIde iid pur6 SpsIcn auf Der
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bic &drS duf eincm Onbercn Sraf bcobo1tctln,
fam Gin &ar rf6wdrt5 unbcmcrtt ourd) cInc
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terc Snbc brad bcioc 9cinc unD itarb om anoern
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Ncr5tc Soffnun9 fir feline g8icberbcritcaung
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

perfonlibce -0crr Q. 81. 2ofc, bclIrr be.
fannt inter Dem Hamcn 4CtrcIcum ". 9la5bb "
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fanntltaft bicic5 brritbmten @unnc6 Su MAIDEN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Quite Shobcr.-@ur S8. w. g8eoptr IN
gc9enpdrti9 nicpcr Ouf icincr 98anbcruno purd
infer GonntD, uno bietct bic fclgenocn Icbr lebr,
rcidcn uno crb0uIibsn Sf6cr gum Scrtauf,
oil
ullcbcr ben @l1ifppi"
nunlcrc Scrrfbcr unb unicre 8c6tc"
rG0S 2cbcn i'm SociIi9en 2anpe."
uScnncni6cn uno S6otten in slrp gort :
II l. ip, II /. ip.
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o6ountain %cnS" (SintenbaItenbe Seoern,
init welden man cine 9crdume Belt forti6rcbtl
tdnn oDne oaB man nctbis bat lic icpcn Nu9en
bid in bic Snte 81 taud,Cn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22

Shsrif s:amtsftubs, Hlsntaun,
December Is, 1868. robG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.

The House met at eleven o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. RANDALL, the Comp
troller of the Currency was instructed to
furnish a statement of the amount of divi-
dends declared by the National Banking
Association since their organization, and
the amount carried to real estate account,
&c. .se
The SPEAKER proceeded, as the busi-
ness of the MOI ming hour, to the call of
committees for reports of private char
acter.
On motion of Mr.. CLARK, of Kansas,
the President was asked for further infor-
nation relative to the treaty for lands of
the Usage Indians, and requested to with
hold the treaty from the Senate.
Mr.. LYNCH introduced bill to amend
the act of July %. 1850, to provide for hold
ing courts OF the United States in case of
sickness or other disabilities of judges of
District Courts. Referred to the Judiciary
committee.
Mr.. JULIAN introduced bill relative
to lands sold for non-payment of Federal
taxes, or under judgment of decree OF
United States Courts in States lately in re-
bellion. Referred to committee on Public
Lands. -
Mr.. LOGAN gave notice that he would,
on next Monday, move to suspend the rules
to offer resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment of committee to select site
for the Capital of the United States, on ac-
count OF the disregard of law on the part
OF the disloyal element constantly showing
itself in Washington, an such bitterness
toward the loyal nd disregard of authority
of the United States.
The House, at twenty minutes past twelve
O'Clock, went into committee and resumed
discussion of the tax bill. The debate was
closed on sec. 40. when the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 13.-At Radical
convention in Alexandra yesterday, the
colored men nominated an independent
candidate for the State Senate
Senator TrumbulPs bill extending the
time in which men guilty of capital of
fences against the United States may be
punished, was passed.
/ Opinions continue to prevail among
members of Congress that the bill will not
pass, owing to the want of time for both
Houses to act upon the measure. 1t Is
thought. however, that several of the sec
tiOns with regard to whisky aud tobacco
may be embodied in separate bills and be-
come law.
WASHINGTON, June 14-Sometime ago
William James, Collector of Internal Rev
enue for Richmond, Va, was suspended
from office, butthe Senate has not regard
ed the reasons assigned as sufficient. Mr..
James is restored to Office, and Gen. Null
ford, late Commissioner for the exchange
of prisoners, who held the position in the
meantime, retires.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

LOOK. OuT.-We have been furnished
with some specimens of swindling circu-
lars sent out from New York to persons in
this city. One contains proposition TO
constitute the party receiving it an agent
for the sale of lottery tickets, and Offering
him, to dispose of them, prize Of twelve
hundred dollars, provided (and here Is
where the fraud comes in) he will send on
$40 to pay for the necessary certificate
Another offers to sell q fine diamond point
ed gold pen and silver mounted ebony
holder for fifty cents, to be remitted In ad-
vance; while third presents brilliant
scheme for distributing gold watches and
other valuable articles BY lottery, at ridicu-
lously low prices. Having repeatedly ex.
posed these swindles, we shall say no more
now than chat whenever any such circular
comes to any one, the best thing for him to
do is to pay no attention to 1t whatever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
From san. FrancIseo.

e San Francisco. June 13.-The opposition
steamship Nevada arrived from Panama
this morning. Three terrific water spouts
crossed her track in sdissgreeAble prux-
unity.
this morning resulted In several being
wounded, one losing hand. and another
nearly losing his life. Several arrests have
been made. The trouble was caused by
two drunken ruffians trying to clean out
the sailor boarding houses. szIk
The steamer Montana brings $l60.0O0
Mexican dollars from Mazatlau. Reports
are prevalent of a scheme tor the secession
of the Northern Mexican States. Foreign
ers give gloomy description OF the condi-
5tion Of the country. Fe47flzR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

Democratic County COnventi0u.
The Democratic County Convention met
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, agree
able to call. in the City Hall.
The Convention was called to order by
Lot L. Smith, and B. L. Rees, of Hamilton'
was elected President, VIM. Huffman, OF
the Seventh ward, Secretary. Thomas
Bergin, of the Eighth ward, and Dennis
B. Straight, ofPlain township, were elected
Secretaries. zae
The chair announced the first business in
order to be the appointment of commit
tee on Credentials. w. Fl. Gaver, Seventh
ward, Jonas Pletsch, Sixth ward, DR.. M.
Stimmel, of Hamilton township. John
Duffy, Eighth ward, and o. P. CLANCY, OF
Madison township, were appointed such
committee. so
Mr.. Purcell moved that a committee of
three on Resolutions be appointed. Messrs.
John G. McGuffey, John Madigan and Jno.
Huffman were appointed.
The committee on Credentials reported
full delegations. from each ward and town.
ship in the county.
Nominations being IN orueri messrs.
Matt. Martin, w. r. Rankin, c. Lowenstein,
j. C. Richards, 8. w. Andrews, John Fisch-
er and Samuel L. Quinn were placed In
nomination. ~
Mr.. Wright, OF washington township.
after stating that he had been informed
that a rule had been adopted by previous
meeting that nominations should be made
viua uoce, denied that one Convention could
bind another, and he therefore moved that
be made by ballot.
Mr.. Purcell was opposed to nominating
By ballot. He wanted every delegate to
vote openly. that no man should afterwards
be able to say, If defeated, that he had been
stabbed in the dark.
The question being taken by call Of the
wards and townships. 1t resulted-yeas AZ
nays ia. So the Convention refused to
vote by ballot.
On motion of Mr.. Helpman the various
wards and townships we're directed to Sc
lect a chairman to cast the vote OF such
wards and townships. @ y hi
A ballot being taken, 1t resulted as fol-
lows: i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
tuS-Ouiet and steady at 27@aSc.
Ciuciunati market-June n

81. C1ncinnatf market-Jume Is.
FLOUR-Very dull, and prices are NOM
inally 25c lower; family SO 75@10.
WHEAT-Neglected. and prices NOM
inal; was offered at 81 1902 10 for No.
and l.
CORN-Firm, but quiet at 93@95c for
ear and shelled.
OATS-Dull. Held at 76@77c, but buy
ers want them below these rates.
RYE-Dull and lower at 81 so for No. 1.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal at
&c; no demand a .islss 81
PORK-Mess quiet but firm at $2s.
BULK at 12@1414r; heavy
sides 1415c. ~
BACON-In moderate demand at I3c for
shoulders, and 1615@17c for clear ribbed
and clear sides.
LARD-In demand at 17114c, but held at
171ac.
BUTTER-Firmer and 2@3c higher;
Ohio 22@25c; Western Reserve 25@26c.
EGGS-Firm at 2lc.
OILS-Linseedsfi firm at 81 10.
PETROLEUM-33@34 for refined free.
GROCER1ES-Steady; no change in
prices. - ..s - 1f
HOGS AND CATTLE-Dull, and rates
tending downward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
FROM NEW i YORK.
Sentenced for Highway Robb

Sentenced for Highway Robbery.
NEW YORK, June 13.-fn the Court oi
General Sessions yesterday, James MUIR
ply, a notorious character. was sentenced
TO the State prison for 20 years, upon a
conviction of highway robbery, perpetra :
ed on the night of the I'd inst, in Park
Row.
.E New Trial Granted.
The Supreme Court has directed that
Margaret Welsh, convicted and sentenced
to Imprisonment for life for the murder of
policeman Robert McChesney, shall have a
new trial. ...5
The July Interest.
The Treasury Department is busy pre-.
pairing schedule for paying the interest
on the $40 and the 81 bonds, which falls
due ON the lst OF July. The amount of in
terest which the Government will pay out
amounts to $32,000,000 The Treasurer
will anticipate the interest and begin pay
ment toward the last of the present month.
Delegates 10 the National Saeng-
erfest. -
The German delegates to the National
Sier gerfest, at Chicago, visited the Mayor
Yesterday at his office in the city Hail.
Complimentary speeches were exchanged.
They also visited the Custom House, Bro
ker's Board and other places. ~
Sues for Damages.
A suit was commenced in the Supreme
Court yesterday by Charles Knox against
the Mayor and commonalty, for $4,000
damages for loss sustained by plaintiff in
his business in consequence of the erection
of the low bridge at Broadway and Fulton
streets. &.
Arrived.
+. The steamship Columbia, from Glasgow,
and the Hermann, from Bremen, have ar
rived.
COlOred Republican Convention.
A call has been issued for a convention
of colored Republicans of the border States,
in Baltimore, ON the 4th of August, for the
purpose of effecting an organization of the
colored people of those States to agitate
the question of equal rights.
Rain Storm.
Considerable damage was done yester-
day in the Orange Valley and the Low.
lands of New Jersey by the heavy rain
and flood. Many inhabitants were obliged
to leave their domicils and seek high, +
large tobacco factory and several other fac
tories were stopped, access to them being
only by boats. The canal, above Trenton,
burst its banks, and caused some damage
to property. No lives are reported lost.
Delegates 10 the New York Con-
ventfOn. ~
The South Carolina Democratic Conven-
tion on the Sth, elected delegates to the
New York Convention. Among them are
Wade Hampton, j. B. Campbell, X. B.
Rhett, Jr., and NJ. A. CAREY.
Yacht Race.
A fine yacht race took place on East
river to-day. The distance, % miles, was
accomplished by the Eliza i'll the fast time
OF five hours and twenty minutes, for
prize of $500.
General Hooker.
General Hooker and wife have gone
abroad. The health of both is still poor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
CLEVELAND d market-June fs.

FLOUR-Dall and tending downward,
but quotably unchanged. We continue
previous quotations City made Xxx red,
Sl2 50@13 90; Xxx white $l4 5O@15 90;
Xxx spring Sl1 O0@11 so. For standard
country brands Xxx red the range is $ll 90
@l2 90: Xxx spring SO 50@10 90.
WHEAT-Very quiet, heavy and droop-
ing. Sales car No. red winter at So 81;
2 cars No. 2 at 50 22-closing with sellers
of No. at 50 80 and No. at 50 20.
s1gCORN-Lower and dull. Sales car No.
l, on spot, at 93c; 2000 bu, sellers june, at
92c. .i1sf saze sa d .fa-t
OATs-Dull and lower. Sale 1 car at
71c from store.
PORK-Quiet. No. mess at s2s SO;
No. 2 mess $27 so; Clear $50 so. s.
LARD-In light demand; city rendered
1S9@19c. 4
SMOKED MEATS-Demand moderate
and market steady. Sales 1 500 lbs sugar
cured hams at 20c canvassed, 10c uncan-
vassed 1000 lbs plain cured hams at 19s
canvassed, lSc uncanvassed; shoulders 15c
canvassed, 14c uncanvassed; bacon 49,;
dried beef 2lc canvassed, 20c uncanvassed /.
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New York Narket-June "a

COTTON-A shade lower: middling up
lands 2S1s chiefly at s9c.
FLOUR-Closed very dull and 5@1Oc
lower on common grades.5oh -7gsD :
E WHEAT-nonlinal No. Q So 1902 IL.
No. spring 50 1902 20.
70 RYE-Lower and dull at 81 9S@2 90.
OATS-Dull and heavy; western afioat
at Soc.
CORN-Dull and heavy; new mixed
western afioat at 81 0S@1 0S1a; old do in
store 81 14@1 15.
PORK-Dull and heavy; mess at $2S Is
cash S2S % sellers option for July clos
ing at $2S l2@2S 20 cash and regular
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
cur MEATS-Irregular and unsettled.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Quiet; fair to prime steam 17x
@17Lc. r 81
EGoS-Ouiet and steady at 27W2Sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

MINLTRELs To-NIaHT.-Don't forget
that the popular La Rue's Cornwall Min
strels open their budget of queer sayings
and doinRs and delightful harmony to-
night at the Opera House, and that they
will remain during the week. La Rue's
minstrels have always been favorites with
our citizens, and we doubt not the perfor-
nance tonight will be up to the usual
high standard of excellence. In addition
to the ordinary performance 500 in green
backs will be given away to holders of
lucky numbers. Don't we wish we could
strike lucky ticket just once.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15
New York stock marke,-Jupe,

New YORK stock Market-June rs.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS 80 prices ::
Coupons S1s1p 81, 81 lls1@11sY do 81 ,s2 il22s@
ll0R; do new 1885 OLA; do '67. 1880
lob; To- 40s, 106@1061166 7-30s, l091S q l093SS.
There Is considerable short interest In the
market, especially In, 5-20s OF '67, the treas
ury is largely behind in its delivery of
these bonds. The time for converting the
second series of the 7s30s has been extern
ded to July first -, s,1,g
254; Adams 56A; American So; United
Sta tes 5l34; Merchants %; Western Union
Telegraph 373s@371ss; New York Central
l3424@135; Erie 70I4: Ohio & Mississippi
2955@29T;; Wabash 4714@4s1ss;; Michigan
Southern s95s@s924; Michigan Central
l2l @l22; ILLINOIS Central l541a @l55; Toledo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-15

Boy KILLED.-A boy four. years old, liv-
ing on Mohawk street, near the City Parl /,
named Bauer, was killed on Friday even
ing, under the following circumstances
A mare and colt, belonging to Mr.. Daner,
were browsing on the commons near
where the boys parents live, when the
little fellow commenced playing with the
colt, chasing it around and throwing at it.
He finally caught it by the tail. The
colt, frightened, ran to its mothers
side. The mare turned on the little boy.
and kicked himin the side, ipjuring him so
severely that he died on Saturday. His
body was inferred yesterday.