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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.

hAlhitOADG'
Commencing Nav 18th. 1860 H
CO.,
, 'oi'' 49," N'D hAsi'
Leave "a'eaDury at OH z'oz ana lo'4o
NJ
Mail train leaves st. Adams at G, 25AN, and
connects nj Burning ton wIthike Rutland Road
AZ hle River Juuction and Bellows Fails with
rain lor Boston. Worcester, Springfield, ana
Win trains on rassump'ic railroad; arrives Al
New York at A.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08

AGENTS WANTED to sell New Book per-
tanning 10 Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts Ellt-
cd ~ GEO, I. WARaISe. ESQ.,, the distinguished
Author aud Agricultural Engineer &c the NJ Y. Cen
t'al park. Nsthing like II ever published 20l on.
rkingncn Of all classes. Active men md wntncn
are cQining money. send for Circulars, f. ID
TREAT Oos Publishers "a prs4dwav N, "
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WANTED!
Fifty Agents Wanted Immediately, tc
Canvass for '' =
SGERwIS's FAMILY PorAro WASHER!
Neat AMI Convenient Article, that is d. siined
o go into Every Family in the Land None can
'urpass it. 1t will wash peck Of potatoes il.
ONE MINUTE without wetting the fingers. No tub,
2,nor basket being required. Tothe housewife,
If Vermont | would say: DON'T BUY ANY
ANY OTHER TILL YOU SEE THIS, FOR YOU
WILL CERTAINLY WANT ONE. Call on, O,
address L. Il. sllERMlN, Hyde Park, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale valuable sugar-or-
chard, consisting Of nine acres, with good sus aI-
house thereon, two miles from johnson village, on
the road to Hyde Park, via Perkinsvillc.
Also,
Forty acres pasture, wood and timber land, 81
miles from johnson village.
ALSO,
Che choice building lot Of l-2acrc, on Main Street
Johnson village.
ALSO,
Eight acres pasture and tillago land, en- the La
noble river ruad near johnson Village.
NJ. 0. HEATH.
johnson, Fob Goth, 1869. IA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08
Legal Notices.
Catheriue Tottinaham's Estate.

Catherine 1ottin9hamS EStdte.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, held
LANoILLE DISTRICT IS. at johnson III saiu
District. on the l0ih day al May, A. 1902
Chauncey " arneT, administrator oi the estate
of Catherine Nottingham late OF johnson. IN "a
District, deceased. presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, ahu
make, application for decree OF distribution
and PARTITION OF the estate OF said deceased
" hereupon. it is ordered by said court that
said account and said application be referred 10
session of sai Court to be held at the Prooaie
Ufi~e in said Johnson on the LIST day OF
May, lsG9. for h airing and decision
thereon and it is further orsered that no'lre
hereof be given to all persons int rested by pun
LEGATION OF the same three weeks su ccsively In
the lamoIle Newsdeaier, a newspaper pub
ed at Hye Park previous TO said time arPoinied
or hear NJ. that they may appear at san time
and place. and show cause, il any they may
have. why said ,ccount should hot be allowed
and such decree made.
% o. Attest. Y. G, CHADWICK. Judge.
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NEW TIN SHOP
AT NORTH HYDE PARK

And all kinds oft'n furniture made in work.
maulike manner, Of the best of stock, and sold foi
reasonable prices.
ag- jon WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
RAGS, HIDES and the usual lines q larter tak en-
IN exchange and the current rates paid.
CALL AND EXAMINE our goods and prices be-
fore You 90 FURTHER ANDfARE WORSE
wM. MAxfIELD.
No. Hyde Park, March LIST, 1869. lotf
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nEMoRrsrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE Is

! lEM0REST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE Is
UNIVERSALLY ACKh0WLEDu Ed the Mod
81 ParlUr Magazine II Amorica, devoted to Urigina
Stories, Poems Sketches, Household Matters Gems
Uf Though Personal and Literary uOssip Iinoiud-
hg special departments on fashlOnsI, Instruction,
II health, Muse, ADJUSTMENTS, etc, 10y the bert
authors, and ptulusely illustrated with costly En-
rawlings, useful ana rt liaoic Platforms, Enbroideries
.nd constant sson Oi al tstc novelties w. IL
ther useful and entertaining literature.
No person vi refinement, economical housewife, OF
idy Of taste can afford t. do without this Mode
ionthll. Specimen copies Ii cts, lied free -
yearly, 80, with a valuable premium; two c, pies
81. 0i three pies, s. ., five cup cs, SIR aud spion-
I'D premiums for ciuts at 50 each, tn the first
Iremiulns to each su seriner. G1y-A new Baltra1
flntOn SEWN. Machine for ~ subscribers ut
ach. Pu liclton Office s]s broadway "
DsmOrests Monthly and Young America to. etlsl
;i,with the premiums for each 4yl
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NOTICE TO FARMER
AGENTS wANTTD FOR THE
SIGHTS 4 Nd Refs
OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

work descriptive ofWasllinst0n City, Inside ant
Outside, Unmasktd and exp sed. The tplciest
most thrilling, ntst enteI tanning, instructive am
startling b OF the day. sH send for Circular
with terms, &C. Address UNITED STATES PUB.
IISHIyG COMPANY III lrttnc ST., Now York
eiVv. Eswi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bo~ets ;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidty of the
Stomach makes sieh and accak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Colo,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Tecthing. Call for Mother Baileys Qu'ettng
Svrup. and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icinc.
A. RICHARD. w London, Conn,
Agen, .ol We United States
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81. GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Ag'ts will please cut this cut, and send for par
iculsrs. L. PARNALEE d co., 73a Samson bt.
5wa phit's- ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08

1t 10 unriyalled for wash'ug aa
FLANNELS AND WOODEN GOODS,
AS 1t does net shri sk them.
As a bcacher II Is unsurpasscd-itwill do 1t beau
| slfully.
Iii perfectly simple in all its parts.
u will last for years,l-heing manufactured from
best copper.
II will net get out Of order.
II takes less soap. tiI ItT
II saves iucl.
II takes up no extra room in tho house, as It car
70 kept In the boiler. EftItH
1t is 50 cheap that no family can do without II.
II makes washing day pleasure instead Of o
Tread.
II cin be fitted to oval or round boiler, and ali
szos brass kettles.
" Orders sent 10 as Nth size ana
shape Of boiler sciH meet nth prompt al
te'itson13 q slH HI oal8n
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USING a
accompany each machine.
~ ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED .oa
against selling or dealing In said machine in this
County, without speciai orders from l..
THE SOLE PR0PRlETORs for Lsmoille Co. Vt,
STAFFORD & ELLINGTON.
stUwe, W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-08
NEAT MARKET,
GROCERY
-AND--
SLAUGHTER HOUSE !

tUN b.NLE IN MJNhLDNILLE NLNHUNI
The Subscriber wishes to dispose ofhis Mcat-lar-
,et ana Grocery usintss in Nj rrisvi'le, VT, "a
either til his entire 1t, ok Ct Provisions ana Gr,-
series, Slaus htel-lIOuse, Scales, Kettles, and alt
he FlXturts SUI taele for carrying On the business.
ncludns two nearly new Meat-Carts. The tu.i-
iess is thriving one, asd the gu scriber has, fol
he past two years, iul carts to hyde Park ana
NOlcott, In addition to mis- IL cal trade good ic,
rouse, well filled, is included. As the usiness and
property cln lie better appreciated and understood
va porsona exaniGati,l Of II. to any person wish
as " en.a 80 Ia such bnsiness, W tn -oDd chance
20 make money, we W. uid say, call and sec us.
GILMAN 4. BARRuWS.
Morrisville April II. ls6g. 23n2
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,la.Af oaalsvlLlr, W., March 10, 1869.

Lla MoaaIsyILLE, W., March II, 1862
IR. n. p. GEtur-5IRi- no .cx
.tt., In answer T. your enqu-
les, would rly that have had II damDle's Pat
mt Washing Matliine la my ianliIy i''r nhout 0nO
ear, and that II sivts good satisfaction. Tho
iluthcs ure cleaned quickly and EASILY, requiring
little or no rubbing by hand. d .-.
The acton u the machine is the most easy and
'atural a any within my knuwiedsc. Another
,reat point Is, the clothes are MT worn nearly
Duch rs by hand washing. .Y
| think the machine will pay for itself In saving
j. J.sAffoRD.
Gauihle's Washing Machine Is Just tho machine
,vory family should lave Have had one Il thtin
20 use In my house IOr one year, and think II II the
Jost thing iuf Washing clothes | ever saw. Also a
treat saving Of iaoor, time aud clothing r
,iorisvllie, May 81, 1869. fIt 1fsn
Mn. n. p. 6Rour-Siui
! have used one Of Gam
les Washing Machines manuiacifurtd ny you, Ia
Tho Hotel fol the pnst year, and consider IT one oi
.he great labof-sayi Inacines u the age. There
no wear and tear ti clothes, and IT viii save one
lalf the noor Of washing the ordinary way Of tub
Ind scrub board. Every family will save the pro,
Of Machine IN year IN wear and tear Of clothes.
d"uld not sell the one lave Tor my ,olals IL |
jOL.d not yet another. II. NJ. IRISH.
Mn. N. p. GRour--SIR n s.
80 This Is 10 certify that I
nave used tho Gamble Washing Machine, made and
sold ny y,u, for the past year aud have fund II full
y up ~ the recommends, aud ahead aly machin,
think now In use. think they will bcar good
cost, and furthermore, ifany body will take and try
sie, they will never return II.
Very respectfully yours
me- LYMAN u. wooDWoRTH. q
Mp. CIRCUIT, Proprietor,
And Manufacturer ior Larnoillo County.
Address Worthwhile, VI b4yI
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Notice.
W TO THE WORKING CLASS.

y IfrI1 W Nv" O'1-hN'o'
an now prepared to furnish constant employ,
mont to all classes at their homes, for the spare
monts. Business new, light and profta lie. Fifty
cents to s per evening is easily earned, and the
boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great
inducements offered. All who see this notice
please send their address and test the business
for themselves. If not well satisfied, will send 81
to pay for the trCu 10 Of ting MT. Full part,cu
lars sent free Samples sent by mail for ten Gems
Address, L. {. ALLEN, Au. usta, Me-.
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I)EMORrsT's YOUNG AMERICA, I'm.
LARGED. 1T Is THE BEST JUVENILE MA.
Jaime. Every Boy and Girl that sees 1t says SO
III the Press say 80, and Parents and Teachers con-
o pc, with Glass Cylinder b. clnnne living ol
Gets, or good twU-bladed pearl p, cket-knife and
large number Of ther desirable ii tcies, given n
premiums 70 each subscriber. Yearly, $i.A. Iu
i'catlun ofllcc, S]5 Broadway New Y, rk .
Try u Boys and and Girls. Specimen copies, ton
;ents, mailed free. 4vI
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Helen f. Gallup, has this day
left my bed and board without just cause or provo
cation, | hereby forbid all persons harbOrihs or
trusting her my account, az shall pay no de'Os
" ROBERT S. GALLUP,
Eden, VT, April 30, 1869. 10
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CHE OMOS
AGENTS WANTED FOR
NIGHT SCENES IN THE BIBLE

BY REV. DANIEL MARCH, ID. D.
For full, free flowing, clear, sparkling pure and
graceful styles for poet genus; for Dtauty u
thou hit aad rich glowing ina inat!on; for nee
alysis Of character, graphic delineatons and rip
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and happy Illustrations, tins work has no equal
such concentrations, as the aavc, have been re-
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lie Dana Boardman, ID, ]. W. Wiley, d. ID.
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Commissions, S100 to $500 por Month,
according ~ ability and energy. Address
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River Dianniclnea.

MEMPHIS, June %. - Weather clear
Mercury 800 at noon and falling. Ar
riVed-BeiIe MemP departed ) uiia'
2, New Orleans; Richmond, Louisville.
The latter broke her wheel arm just above
Helena. and left here tonight on one
wheel, with splendid passenger trip.
NASHVILLE, June 2s-Rfver stationary
% feet on the shoals. Weather fair ana
hot. Mercury 81 at 3 p. NJ. Arrived-Ty-
rome, Cairo; Linton, Evansville.
CAIRO, June 20. - Star, New Orleans To
PittsbuFg, 8 p. NJ; Cairo, Memphis TO st.
LOUIS; Commonwealth, New Orleans 10
Packet, s. A. NJ MinneoIa, Memphis 10
Cincinnati, 6 A NJ; Geo. y. Weeks, Cairo
to st. Paul, 10 a. NJ; Caleb Webb, Ohio
River TO CAIRO at le A. ID; Shamrock, Gin
Orleans TO louisville, p. NJ; Dictator, 1T.
Louis to Louisville. River fallen inches
rain duTir the day.
LOUISVILLE, June 2s.--Port List-ArIna-
diIIo, st. Louis to Pitts burg; Charmef
Evansville to Cincinnati; Tom Farrow.
81. Louis TO III tsburg. River rising, with
feet 4 inches of water In the canal, feet
Inches on the Falls, and feet inches
over the rocks Weather clear aid cry
warm. Business exceedingly duh in the
river circles.
PIrTssURG, June 2s.-The Monongahela
is feet inches AID rising. Weather warm
and showery. Thermometer 81.
CINgINNATI, June 2S.-Port List Ar
rived; X. X Hudson, Wheeling; r. &.
Gray, Pittsburg Departed: r. &. Gray,
st. Louis. River fell ! foot; 20 feet in the
channel and 81 under the bridge. Weather
fair. tn rmometer s.. Wind northwest.
ST. LOUIS. June q Arrived I,unoinarv.
from Vicksburg; suck er state, st. Paul;
city OF Cairo, Memphis; Milwaukee, st.
Paul; Robb and barges, III fnois river. De-
parted: Bon Accord, Paducah; Minneso-
Ia, st. Paul: Harry Johnson. KeokuI:
Belle st. Louis, Mem pHis; LOrena, Pitts
burg; Gem. Tennessee river. The river is
rising rapidly, and al the upper streams
are booming. A freshet is looked for.
Weather to-day ear and warm. Mercury
at noon 80; at 3 p. M IS. Very heavy rains
fell nearly all day yesterday. Rain has
fallen throughout the West. All the rivers
in Kansas are high and rising.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
NeR YOrk MarEer
81 TeIegraphl NV YoRK. Inne ..


BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. June %.
CoTToN-74c better; sales of 6.OOO bales at
34gS41ze for middling uplands. ~
FLoUR-Receipts, Is, 406 barrels; duh and
5Hl0c lower; sales of 5 g 0 barrels at 81 9OR
IS 45 for superfine State and Western :
IS l5d6 20 for extra State; s. 7096 20 for
extra Western: Sc Is "a . for white
wheat Extra: So 2597 90 for round hoop
Ohio; S. 7507 so for extra Saint Louis
IS 009I 90 for good to choice do Rye
Flour steady; sales of 800 barrels at 81 25@
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY-Duli at CSC for Western free
WHEAT = Receipts, 3J7. l26 bushels; Ic
lower; moderate business for exports I;
sales of $4,000 bushels at 81 3j for No. 3
Spring, 81 42gl A for No do; and 81 As
RYE-Scarce and firm at 81 25gI IS; sales
OF 5O0 bushels Western at 81 II.
CORN Receipts li049S bushels; market
opened ld2c better, but closed quiet with
the advance partly lost; sales of Is, 900 BUSH
els at O3a90c for new mixed Western via
c 3 anu az o9991c for do. via railroad,
closing at l92c under the extreme quota
Receipts 35727; the market Is
somewhat unsettled; sales OF 3, 900 bushels
at 75e for Western in store, and 7T5d77ISc for
do. afioat.
RICE-Nominally unchanged.
CoFEEE-NOmin unchanged.
SUGAR Dull and heavy; sales of 7SS
hhds. Cuba at ll55c.
M0BASSE S-Dull.
HOPS Quiet at 6al5c for American
PETROLEUM-Q uiet.
OILs-Linseed dull at 81 01dI o.
SPIRITS IURPENTINE-CQuief at 42743c. q.
PoRK-Dull and heavy; sales of 500 bbls.
Al e32 5193Z 81 for new mess; closing with
sellers OF rount lots a. So % cash; s5l S7g
$50 60 for old do; SIG 25G27 90 for prime:
S25 256929 90 Tor prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales of l35 hOgsheads.
BEEF HAMS-Steady.
cut MEATS-DulI; sales $50 packages at
l32@l41ze for shoulders; I6Z e9 lS15c for
hams.
MIuDLE5-Firm; sales of I'D boxes ice
cured 1t l655G165zc.
LARD-Dull and heavy sales of 400 tierces
at l7Gl9tzc; chiefly I95za1g5<c for steam
l955@301sc for kettle rendered.
BUrTER-5teady at 16d3Se for Ohio.
CHEESE-DulI at IGI715c.
FREIGHTS-fO Liverpool quiet aud firm :.
shipments of 10000 blsbels OF wheat at SD
per sail, and 90 per steam.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO, June Is.
EXCHASGE-Firm at par buying and Ito
premium selling.
FLOUR-Quiet at 50 50d6 80 for fair to
choice Spring extras.
WHEAT-MOderately active. sales of No
l at 81 29gI 4 No. 2 I1l1zc lower: sales at
81 235auI "a +; closing at 81 az; this afternoon
wheat is dull and nominal 81 o. seller
July.
CORN Unsettled and active; sales No
at 4l14972ef No. ? 7lg72c; rejected 6015@62c /;
no grace o0G3lc; closing At 7l14c for M. 2;
this afternoon corn Is easier; s i IS No 2 al
7lzc, seller July.
OATs-Acttve; sales No. . at 61B<a6Sc
63c cash.
oYE-Steady and quiet sales No. 1 at
81 O6al o.; closing at 81 O6
BARLEY-Nominal; 81 459l so.
HIGHWINES-D Dull; 94ISc.
PROVI5IONS Dull: mess pOrIx nominal q I
s3j "a lard l9Ac; sweet picked hams 49,
946Iaci dry-saiJed shoulders PIE loose,
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Coon INvEsTMENT.-I this age Of
modern .humbugs, swindling lotteries,
and clap trap sensations, it is difficult
for the mass Of the people to under
stand what is safe investment for
their money. But, for once, We can
recommend to them an investment
that is perfectly reliable. We refer
to the great Henderson Land Sale.
Although certificates are issued, and
the whole affair conducted like a lot
terry, it is a genuine bona fde sale of
land, and Mr.. McLain has been
granted authority by the Kentucky
Legislature to dispose of his large es-
tate in.this manner. Sworn Commits
sioners have charge. Of the entire
affair, aud the drawing will take place
at the Masonic Temple, in Louisville,
next September. If anything should
occur, so that the drawing cannot
take place, every cent of money paid
for tickets will be refunded. If this
Is not fair and honorable. we cannot
understand the definition of those
terms. Tickets only IS.
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GlnclnnaLi NarRel.

BY telegraph CINOIEgATI. June e..
FLOUR Unchanged: family, So 75g6.
WHEAT-DulI; 81 2OgI % f>r No. and
No. /.
CoRN-Dull; 6696Sc for mixed white zoe.
OATs-DuIl at Gs@7Ic.
RYE-DulI at 81 1O@I Is.
3215c. .
TOBACCO L Unchanged
WHISKY-Duil at ga 93c.
PhOVLsIONs-Dull; no demand of cons e.
guence, bat holders generally firm; no
BUTTERFLY IN az 157g0e
OALS NO cnauge: demand fiOhF
5ItocERI ES-Steady aud fa1r demand
GOLD-i37 buyfuas
MUNEY-M arxeJ close
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

BECoRDER's CoURT-John Snyder,
for slaughtcriDg animals within the
city limits, thereby maintaining a nui-
sance, was fined IS 20, which he re r
plevied. Ii seems strange that, after
our repeated warnings, the people
should allow themselves to become
liable for fine By going directly con
trary to the city ordinances. Those
who read the proceedings of the Re-
eordor's Court viii observe that the
city officers are strictly enforcing the
ordinances on nuisauces, as is their
duty, especially during the warm
weather Let all others be warned in
time. Steer clear of the Recorders
Court.
John Dowry, from Warriek County,
for an ordinary drunk" was as
sessed 81 25, which he repIevied.
Dowry sold couple Of horses in the
city about week ago, but by some
unfortunate circumstance lost all his
money, some 5000. He has been I'M
lucky, and has our sympathy.
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Where the general business of the Com
pany Is transacted, aud to which all c IRE
spondence should be addressed.
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sew York cola and STOCK AarA,t.

MONEY Market very easy at per cent.
currency during the morning, but af er /
O'Clock the rates or In terest BEGAN to hard .
en- an about the close OF bank hours the
sirlngency was greater than at any previ-
Gus period since the money pressure set i u
Rates on call We're l-31 per diem and inter
est "a per cents the latter equal t. 1927 per
cent per annum. The strIngency is an
deTstoOd TO be wholly artificial.
E&CHANGE Sterling firm at l09l&1l09I.
GOLD-Duil; opened at l356; advanced
to 1879; fell to I3714: closed al LIZ. Tie
carrying rates are 7GS per cent. Cleara noes
t43,OU,000. Government sold q million at
l3I 10 lOOgl3I 5f-lQQ II 8 stated the West
phaiis tales s63S,000 to europs to morrow
Coy ERNMENTs - Opened b1oyant and
closed lower, under the str ngeucy ia
money. Coupons OF '8i, I2isSaI2I1S (:
o, '62. I2lbGl2z; do. %, 1l714.qI75S: do g.,
1870 1855 do. new, llg5aqI2l; do. IL. 1872
9l2Oi do. %, lly1sgl2Uj4; lo-40s l0SLM 1885,
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Sc. louis Markell.
bss HvWtH altlE HUI
By Telegraph ST. Louis. June q

BY FeIegraph.l ST. Louis. JuneH.
TOBACCO I'm good demand, at full prices.
CoTT0 Nominal a. 32c.
HEHP-Duil; undressed sold at SIO0dI4O
FLoUR-Flrm and unchanged; superfine
sold ct - SCAT IS; X S5g5 Is; Xxx s. 5O@6 ;
Xxx S6 50g7 To-
q AIM heat unchanged; 81 1917 offer
ed Tor No. 2; No. ! sOld at 81 I5Gl l515
prime TO fully choice red 81 229l 45; fancy
81 o.; fancy new red and white 81 90 Corn
IN demand and higher, at IS as C for choice
to fancy white in bulk, 75a77c for missed in
sacks, 1880 for yellow, S7@Ssc for choice
white; fancy do held at sos. Oats higher /:
62c in elevator, 65@66c for mix. 67(G6sc for
choice and fancy white. Rye lower at
81 o..
WHISKY Steady at 95a
GROCERIFS-Quiet ami unchanged.
RoVISIoNS-Lnactive and not as strong.
PorE sold 81 S33 50. Bacon sold in a small
way at 4Mll1ac; shoulders, on a dec inc
at l8c; clear rlb sides at IS14gls1zc. Lard,
order sales at lS11c; choice fierce BIC for
ke4.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ladies', AnrtInn.

A nice lot OF Millinery to sell at s
great sacri6cel Store closing out anC
parties moving away. Trimmed Hats
Bonuets, &c. in the Latest Style
Also such articles as Laces, Ribbons
Rusches, Flowers, &ca
Ladies, come and buy some bar
gains in these thing, on Wednesday
June 30th, at 2 o'clock PM.
Il. NJ. ELLIorT. Auctioneer.
2tms. No. s. Main Street.
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To County Agricultural So
RfqftRG

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural societies are prepar-
ing d. make contracts for their printing
we wou cal especial attention TO orr
superior facilities for doing all classes Of
this work, such Us Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get Up one. two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notise-
We have just added 90 our job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles OF poster type, and our facili-
Ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE IoURNAL 90.