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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16
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HERsAND0 Insurance CoMPAHY.--The
stockholders Of this worthy and pros
porous home institution met on the 18th
inst, and elected the following Board Of
Directors Messrs s. H. Danscomb. w.
B. Galbreath, A. Vaccaro, d. II. Town.
send, Joseph Bruce, r. s. Jones, E. f.
Risk, N. Fontsine and L. Hanauer. At
the meeting of the Board elect on yester-
day, s. a. Dunscomb was reelected
President, and W. B. Galbreath Vice
President. Ben. May was reelected Sec
rotary and F. M. Nelson Assistant Secre-
tary. These gentlemen all stand high in
the esteem and confidence Of the entire
community, and they are competent to
conduct the company 10 still farther sue
cess and honor. The fernando is an in
stitution which deserves the liberal pat
ronsge of all who take an interest in home
companies and enterprises
To THE PUBLIC.-Having increased my
facilities for the more perfect success in
mechanical dentistry, in aUits branches,
/ will state that those wishing artificial
teeth can be supplied at reasonable rates
with firstclass plates, and no Yankee
humbug to trap the unsuspecting. All
mechanical operations guaranteed to fl
and answer all the purposes of msstica-
ton, or no charge. Teeth extracted with
out pain by the use of ether vapor, and
no fears of insanity following. / shall
devote my especial attention to the den
tai chair operations, and this branch Of
my profession needs no comments from
me, as my success in past years speaks
for itself. / have not left the city, as has
been reported, but can be found at all
hours at NY pleasant suit of rooms, No.
225 Main street. V. f. ELLIOT.
refer to the editors Of the LEDGER
and thousands of others. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

SrLvER-PLATED, fve-bottled revolving
casters for two dollars each at the Revo-
luton One and Two Dollar Store, 29S
Main street. 93t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

Beautiful grenadines, emily zoe per
yard, at vendig d Bros. S8-t
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WHITE Marseilles crib quilts, 81 so, 80
and 81 so. M. KRAus d Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

LADIES white hose, 81 rs per dozen
worth 50. NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
GOT Corner Main and Adams
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

MEMS and boys straw hats, various
kinds. Your choice for SOC.
NJ. KRAUs & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

THREE-BsrrLED breakfast casters for
one dollar at the Revolution One and
Two Dollar Store, 2ss Main street sst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

the cheapest place I'm the city OF
Memphis for linen goods, counter.
panes, dress goods, etc., at vendig d
Bros IS, 220 Main street. 8St
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YARD-wIDr bleached domestic, l23c
per yard. M. KRAUs 4 Co.
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"SToSE's CHILL Tonic. NO cure, no
nav. 81
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wEATHER-RIvER-COTTOs.
weather.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

ITyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibbeu & Bro- 2sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

Two good duck coats for one dollar at
the REVOLUTION One and Two Dollar
Store, 29e Main street. 93r
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"srosE's CHILL TosIo. NO cure, no
nav. 81
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In order to close out the balance of our
spring and summer stock during the
present month, we have reduced all
classes of goods to prices that must com.
mand ready sale.
N w Iao.. 4 o. IL
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BOAR DIN c .
CENTRAL HOTEL

NENTRAL HOTEL
Board. with lodging. reduced after the It O.
June. Geptleman and Lady, per month, ny
angle gentleman, per month, ysO. fayapile
weekly, invariably. OF 9sS .kneeessrrNns w
charged. bPPES hAoSANsmnoi
MGv 81, 1869.
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8. WILLET T'S,'
No. 81 Adams Street.
Billiard and Bowling Rooms

pwrhe most Elegant and Complete i ks ,,.
l,,shr,snf Of IL Kind In the Mississippi saiiey
81 The Tables and Alle "a any nsR Re"' "A- v
m ~ TI Fieesnt Private Pariors for gentlemen
-,rhe Wines and Liquors are Of the Best vuaii'S
-, LH. wILLEFr a co.
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River.

The barometer is rising. which indicates that
rain Is not probable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

HuCK towels, 90 so and 50 per dszsn.
GOT N. KRAVs h Co.
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FIFTY picture photograph albums for
one dollar each at the Revolution One
and Two Doilss Store, 2sS Main
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sTkTKNExr-yUxE Is.

TEE-ouARTKR bleachsd sheetings, SOC
per gard ID. ARAVs d Co,
9O-t Corner Main and Adams
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T. W. JOHNSTON & Co.,
9l-96 BAT Main street.
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CoRsErs and hoopskirts at manufac-
turers prices.
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WANTS.

WETANTED--A NO. / COOK. WASHER
w and ironer white. Apply at Nc. Nv
Madison street. 20 ~
rarANTEp-A oO-PARTNERsHIP in
w some profitableihusiness IN this city. Car
fnrnish about 5000 cash. Address David,
postol6ee. with name and place Of bnsiness: q
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,E1oR SALE, EXCHANGE Or RENT-MY
blaze four miles out on the fernando road,
containing twelve and a half acres good lan9.
well icaproved; new house. kitchen, servants
house, smoke-house. corn-crib, earnese mouse.
chard. raspberries. Strawberries end sraees ;
Sne clover lot. grass lot. garden. stc;. tT9
splendid cisterDs and horse-pond; will DO soid
on easy terms, together with hay. kiienen ana
.srtg. or rented TO O good tenant; For partieu-
Ears, apply to Is. MhLLmo nf;,s
PUBLIC LEb0Ek Oucos
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OLD HATS made new at 1884 Main st. I
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MONEY LOANED at ses Main. l1o
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CLOSING OUT SALE
N O ticO.

THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE MEM
i mis- and 81. Louis Transnortafion Com
pany having been subscribed. meeting Of the
stockholders Of said Company Is called on Sat-
urday. June 10. lScg. at 10 o'clock an. At the
l6 Madison street, 10 elect ave director, Tor
mausginE the Affairs Of said Company In pur-
y. S. DAVIS,
JAMES LEE, ST.,
II NJ. j. WICK6.
p. N. PATTERSON.
= Memphis. June II. 1881 Cooperation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

NOE sAI.E.-J HAVE A SPLENDID
Eyn,ne 90 nd buggy and saddle horse. In
On , order. at a bargain. Can be seen st Colonel
forie'' II. WHITM0RE,.
ao-t Is Madison street.
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LOST.

osr ON BASS AVENUE. ON THE
VSL Of the 9th inst, gold and black
.m nnseS 5r. ,eelet. liberal reward gil be
aa;a sor III den very at rs Main 81. ss.yi-
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T. ". JOHNSTON 4 Co.,
oI-9e BAT Main street.
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FOR SALE.

EAR CORN
IL J.J. LOVIN & SON,
oo.os 1865 Beal street.
NOR sALF-A NO. FAMILY HOhSELL
49,. a vn md harness. MARTIN GRIFFIN.
sS.t German National Bank.
r,na sAIE-I HAVE A SPLENDID
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POUND,

',,So1ND-A PocK RT-BQoK. WHICH THE
AVoNaD1 .sn have by calling on Clarke, Ely
Ca a Front street.. and paEins for to e, a sd-
r.rfieement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-16

P1rrsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. ]
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1896
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.CTuREs. OFFICES ,BAsEMENTS.sLEEP
~ ing rooms fronting Court Square.
w. A. WHEATLEY. ken'al y; Ag pir
5s-140 oeene.l Dle9s.
IOR KENT--A GOOD STORE AZ VEIL
lew rates, in an excellent neighbofnooasl
Cor family grocery. Apply to II, Wetter. q
Co., 10 and Is Monroe street. oo--
DRICK RESIDENCE OK LINDEN ST,
Is W. A. WHEATLEY. Bethel Block.
Se OF. Rental and Collecting Agent.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, w. 7. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Auditor, S. GRlMsuAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEuHArr; office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JsRE. WILLIAMS; Office in tho
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SrRlGGs, office
up stairs in BlOOmer House.
Recorder D. 0'CoEYoR; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, JosEpH MYERS; Office in the Court
House.
Commissorers-IsAAc BERNHARD, WM.
WoaKMAN, +. A. LANPING: office with Auditor.
Surveyor, O. S. SLOAN; Pos stoiice Stafford
Infrmary Directors. WIN. READ, STEPHEN
DouGHERTY, JEssE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOHN MuHLEMAN, ESQ Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Tur D,rrEREscg.-An editor is ex-

The DIFFERENcE.-An editor is ex-
pected to please everybody, and when an
item appears that displeases some one
the editor comes in for his share OF
abuse.
As editor of the Spirit, we comment
independently of the abuse of the "grum-
blers," as they are styled the world over
We aim to discuss and comment fairly
upon National, State and County affairs.
We statedin our last issue that the or
der placing Rooster on the cupalo' OF
the Court House was ridiculed by all
whom we heard express themselves, AT
this. we understand, one individual took
offence and in his wrath talked about
"kicking somebody out of town."
Talk is one of the cheapest commo-
dities in the market, but "kicking" very
frequently results to the discontinue OF
the ..kicker." This hot weather is not
good for such violent exercise, but then
, If others choose to think and act differ
sutly.of course we are not responsible
for the consequences. Keep cool, and
let the chicken fopl
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Proceedings Of Common Pleas Cour1
Acquittal OF Nenn0n--Carr Con.
viCted OF Murder ia the First
Degree.

Correspondence of the Barnesville Enterprise.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, June %, 1869.
Ed. ENTERPRISE After my letter OF
last week, Mr.. Taylor made the closing
argument for the State in the case OF
the State of Ohio VS.. Kennon. The
Court charged the jury as to the law, and
on Thursday evening, after deliberating
over twenty four hours, the jury return
ed verdict of not guilty. This verdict
was received with rounds of applause, ,as
the almost universal opinion among those
who heard the testimony, was that the
verdict was right.
Immediately after the Kennon case
was given to the jury, jury was impan-
neled in the case of the State of Ohio VS..
Thomas d. Carr, who was charged with
the murder of Miss Fox, near Hendrys-
burg, in January last The facts of this
murder have already been given to the
public through the columns of the En-
terprise, and it is unnecessary to give j
very extended account now. Carr wan
ted Miss Fox to marry him, and upon
being refused, he met her in the road and
deliberately cut her throat with shoe
knife, and afterward attempted. to take
his own life by cutting his throat with
the same. Carr was indicted for murder
in the first degree, and was put on tria
for that otfense. The defense was ''in
sanity" but was not made out, though
circumstances were narrated by some
witnesses, going to show that ne was
man of violent passions.
About noon to-day, the bell Of the
Court House was rung indicating thai
the jury had agreed. All then made {
general rush for the Court House. The
prisoner was brought in, and the formal
ity Of calling the jury was gone through
with, and they were then asked if they
had agreed upon verdict. In answer
to this, the foreman arose, and in firm
voice answered, 1--WE find the defendant
guilty of murder in the first degree. y
The effect of this verdict was visible il
every countenance present. The Clert
was asked to call the jury, which with ;
faltering voice he proceeded to do, ane
each Juror, as his name was called, an
swered that he found the defendan
guilty of murder in the first degree.
The counsel for the defendant gave
notice that they would move the Cour
for new trial, and the defendant wa:
remanded to prison.
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New York Money Market.

UUUU Il,
.MONEY-Very firm up to 2 O'Clock
at per cent and a commission of 1-16.
From 2 to 3 o'clock these rates were
alternately coin interest and l 81 per
cent fiat After 8 o'clock money was
offered in large amounts at per cent
and finally rs low as 5.
STERLING-Firm at 109Ia109S.
GOLD-Opened at 1879 and closed at
1877: carrying rates 1-16a3-64 per cent,
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-A shade
lower; closing firm. Coupons Of 81.
121a12,9; do go, l214al22; do ga, 1l63
a11Gf; do '65, 1178a11S; do new, 1l93a
1193; do '67, l19sa1l9l; do '68, 119Sa
1195; I0.40s, ,1075aI0S.
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Special Session of The Board OF
County commissioners.


The Board met in special session on
Friday, the 25th inst. Present-Wm.
Workman, Isaac Bernhard and Z. A.
Lamping.
The following bills were allowed :
Robert McKeiyey 81 for timber to build
a bridge in road district No. |, Green
township. Frame Brothers & Co, 1922
90 for 6l6 feet of lightning rod and erec-
ting vane on Court House. Francis Dorr
$50 for making alteration on the Bar of
the Court room.
Matthias Rucker was relieved of Sc 67
personal tax levied in 1865 while said
Rucker was in the army
The contract for 100 bushels Of coal
was awarded to c. Neuhart at l35 cents
per bushel
Contracted with W. .Yost to grain the
court room, county offices, witness rooms
and jury rooms for the sum of 5000.
The advertisement in the Spirit for
proposals to build abutments at Came
ron continued to July 10.
Issued County Order to John \. Dav-
export for $4,000, amount due for the
Heibling property.
Allowed S25 for Court House vane.
Isaac Bottenfeld was ordered to super
intend slip on road near Antioch.
Jos. Fox and 5. I. Wood were author
lied to repair the road near Eddy's mill
in Green township.
Allowed Superintendent of Court
House S100
Contracted with William Hurd to Sc
cure Clarington bridge.
Adjourned to Saturday, July 10.
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Cincinnati Market.

UCBe II.
-FLOUR-Market firm, with a fair de-
mand; fqm mily at 5 Is; extra at 5 00a5 80;
superfne at 50a7 70.
WHEAT-In fair demand at 25al
30.
CORN-Firm at 66c.
OATS-Sales at 86c.S
RYE-Scarce and firm at l 25al so.
COTTON-Dull; sales at 32c for mid
ding
TOBACCO-In good demand; sales Of
1S9 hogsheads at 5 O0al7 so.
WHISKY--Unsettled and held at 99c
and 93c offered; no sales.
MESS PORK-Sales at SO 75a33 90.
BULK MEATS-Held at l3a16c.
BACON-Sales at 144 4c for shoulders
and 174alSlc for sides.
HAMS--Sugar cured at 20a21c.
LARD-Not inquired for at 19Ic.
BUTTER-FirW; supply light; fresh
at 24a26c and Western Reserve at ga
2Sc.
EGGS-Firm at lie.
OILS-Lin dull at l 03al 04
Lard at | 42al AZ; Petroleum dull a
| 2Sa30c.
SUGAR-In fair demand for refined
but dull for raw; prices unchanged.
COFFEE--Sales at 20a25c
MOLASSES-Sales at 75a90c.
HOGS-In fair demand at 8 00a9 81
gross.
GOLD--1364 buying.
MONEY-Market close, though the
supply of currency is better. =.
EXCHANGE-Steady at LILO diacoun
| buying and par selling.
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DRowNED.-A sad case of drowning
occurred near this place on Monday
Two boys, s,about eight years of age-one
belonging to VIM ?. Bundy, the other
to William Davie-were playing near the
culvert on the new pike, 4 short distance
north of town. a plank was laid across
the stream, and the children amused
themselves by walking across it, and oc-
casionally throwing dog in the water
1t is supposed that they both fell from
the board at once. The water was not
more than three or four feet deep, but
they were probably so terrified as to be
unable to stand up or try to get out
Another child, somewhat younger, has
tened to the home of one of the boys
and gave the alarm, but when assistance
arrived, the boys had been half an hoar
in the water, and all efforts to resuscitate
them proved unavailing. The parents
have the sympathy of the community in
their great ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
| Enterprise.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.
June %.

June %.
CATTLE--Tho market was well sup
piled with cattle, aggregating fully 7S0
head. against $50 head the previous week
The market ruled very dull and prices,
compared with the previous week, fell
down from 25c to soc per hundred, as to
quality. There were fully 150 head driv
en- to the Central Stock Yards. Of the
number of cattle on sale, more than one
half were from Chicago, and the balance
generally Ohio cattle. Some few fancy
lots brought s 25 per hundred and prime
to extra fat smooth steers Z 25aS 90.
SHEEP-The market ruled very dull
on account of the full supply on the mar
ket, and all grades were lower in price,
especially the lower grades Coed fat
lambs sold at full prices with a good in
quiry. 1t was very extra lot of sheep
that commanded over sc per pound. The
general prices for good to choice sheep
ranged between 3a5c per pound. Some
sold as low as l 80 per head. Lambs
sold at prices ranging from ? 50a3 sc
per head for good to choice, and .one ex.
ira lot of q head at so per head.
HOGS-Market dull and without much
change from the previous week. In re-
tail way few sales were made at 9 50a
10 so per hundred. Among the sales
We note one made by Holmes, Lafferty
& Glass, of 50 head, weighing $3.50
pounds, at 8 so per hundred.
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Chicago Market.

June "A.
FLOUR--Opened active and firm and
closed easier; sales spring extras at . 90
a6 90.
WHEAT-Quiet and 3a34c lower;sales
No. at | 25Ia1 27; No. 2 at l 234al
26; closing at l DIAL 244 for No.. ,, This
afternoon sales No, 2. at ! 24tal % sell
ler June, and l 23l seller July.
CORN-Dull aud demand almost ex-
clusiyely for No. >; sales No. Ii at 66fa
69lc; No. 2 at G74a694 reject ted at 59a6Oc.
This afternoon sales No. at 6Sa6Slc,
seller July.
OATS-Dull and 2a1c lower; sales of
No. at 61la624c, closing dull at Ola
614c.
RYE-Firm and &c higher; sales Of
No. at DIAL OS, closing at | 0o.
BARLEY--Dull, with small sales
at 40.
CATTLE-Dulla aud weak at 95a6
81! for butchers stock and s 25a7 Al
for fair to choice shipping steers.
HOGS-Steady, opened active and
closed dull; sales at 8 75a9 80 for good
to choice and 9 40a9 60 for extra.
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From the Register, !
Wheeling Wholesale SgarAci.
June 24.

June q.
Market very quiet during the past
week in everything but wheat, which has
gone up ten cents a bushel. We quote:
GRAIN-The whcat market is active
and prices rule higher; sales at lOal
20 for red and 80 for No. | white,
Corn is plenty and held at 65a70c. Oats
lower and demand moderate; sales at %
aG0c. Rye at CD. Barley nominal.
HAYS held at Is O0a22 % per
ton.
GROCERIES, Cotfce-Rir, ,24a2Gc for
fair to prime. Sugars Refined su-
gars firm; good to choIcc New Orleans
l4a15c; Porto Rico l3Ia145c; Cuba l25a
lie; Demarara 1GalIc; Crushed l75alSc;
\ coffee 162, B coffee 1Glc: G extra
lGc, G coffee l5Ac. Moasses-New Or
leans 80aS5c, Porto Rico 15c, Baltimore
Syrup 7JaSoc; New York do. S0a9Oc;
Choice Syrup | GOAL TO-
PROFlSIONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 O0a33 90, shoulders llal5c clear rib
sides 18c, clear sides Isle, sugar cured
hams zoe, do canvassed BIC, family hams
ISJc. Lard 2Oa2lc.
POTATOES-M Market dull; sales at
soc.
BEANS-Plcnty. Sales Of white at
9 50a3 90.
FLOUR-Malkct shows an upward
tendency. Red wheat is held at 6 20;
fancy at ! -; superfne at ) %. Rye
Flour at 6 90.
BUTTER-Sold at 2oc with fair
supply and demand.
SALT-Dairy 3 -: Ohio River 2 30.
TEA-Gunpowdcr tea l 25al 70 !;
Young Hyson teal goal 60; Black tea
l 00aJ 25
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is, 65a7Oc; bright Is and
los, T5aSCc; fig lump, 7CaSOc; CARROTS
Snuff, 78c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, s so.
FISH-Firm and steady Mackerel
No. . half barrels 10 so; No. 3 medium,
Z rs; No. 3 large "a. Lake herring,
half barrels 20; white fish 0 90; La
brador herring atll 90.
CARBON OIL-Act:ve at 2Sa30c per
gallon and charge Cor package.
EGGS-We quote fresh at 16r16c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 33a4fc, &C.
cording to width and thickness; horse
shoe 54c; heavy hand 4Ia54c hoop and
light band, 6 to / inch, 5a94; round and
square 93a73c; oval iron 4}a5c; half
oval and half round 4aa5Ic; fiat rail,
punched and counter sunk 4 &c; I rail 4 !
a44c; T rail spikes 6!c; nails, brads and
fencing, Toto cod, 4 %; s and Sd A so; ;
6 and I'd 4 Is; and sd 5 90: Sd 8 Is:
ID I 90; barrel, ! inch to Il inch,5 90
az %; finishing, | to 8 incb,,5 50a9 %;
casing, 10 to god, 5 co; Sd 5 25; cd )
80; Al ) rs; fine hlued Al 90, 81
7 90, ID s 90; lining nails, ! inch, 8 -;
clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes so; boat
spikes, cut, 5 90; wrought 0oa5 70.
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spGcjal 5lotices,
To ConsuMlptsycs.

THE Advertiser having been restored TO
health in n few weeks. hy very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
4 severe lung affection, and that dread dis
! ease, Cousumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription usei (tree of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASrHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
/ Object OF the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invaiu-
able; and lie hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, ald
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD a WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-29
Phlaile,pI,ia Cattle Market.

June Il.
BEEF CATTLE-The cattle market
was very dull this week aud prices were
44a4 cent per pound lower. 1910 head
sold at 9a95 cents for extra Pennsylva-
MIA and Western steers, Easy cents for
fair to good, and 5o6! cents per pound
gross for common as to quality.
COWS AND CALVES-Cows were
unchanged; $50 head sold at 45 00a10
90 for COW and calf, and &c 0oaG0 90 per
head for springers.
SHEEP-Were rather lower; 900 head
sold at the Park and Avenue drove yards
at 4la8Ic per pound gross; as to condi
ton.
HOGS-W we're in fair demand at an
advance; 3, 400 head sold at the different
yards; Is GOALS 80 for slop, and IA 0C
per l00 pounds net for corn fed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-29

EgThe Rooster for the Court House
has arrived. 1t would look right we'll on
a nice barn, but on the Court House it
has no business.
p. S.-The Rooster stands cooked up
ON the cupalo of our forty thousand
dollar Court House! Monroe County
is now in fair way to be made sport OF
through the columns of all the papers In
Ohio. The sentiment of the people
without regard to party, is: Take it
down! Will the Commissioners heed
the voice of the people? They ought
to do SO.