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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, December Last nlght
Mike McCoole and Tom Kelly gave geo.
r. Douglass. a correspondent OF the New
York CIipBer, a terrible beating at the sa-
loon of the former. Edward Gatleri, a
friend OF Douglass was also severely
pounded. Douglass had written some
structures on McCoole and Kelly. The
two " bruisers " were arrested.
The rotary bleacher in the paper mill OF
Mr.. Blocke, at Marseille, H., exploded
Yesterday. entirely demOlishing the
building, killing two women, and wound
ing fifteen other women and several men.
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Accident.

WHEELING, VA, December s:-The
steamer Rebecca collided with the bridge
pier at Parkers burg last night, and sunk
in twenty feet OF water. Four or hve ol
the crew were lost, but the passengers
were all saved. Coal barges are sunk dally
bv striking the piers OF this bridge.
Five bodies have been recovered from the
wreck of the steamer Rebecca. Six or
eight more are reported missing. The
cabin passengers made a narrow escape.
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New YORK. December Samuel
BlatehfOra. late Deputy Collector of this
city. it is understood. acknowledged to
Mr.. Pierpont his completely in the draw
back frauds, and promised 10 make full
expose Of the matter. lie says thai HIS
revelations will astonish the country, and
intimateJ that he would implicate those
who stood high in Office, business and po-
litical circles IN New York and elsewhere.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. December THE Hudson
Bay Company deny any completely in the
Red river rebellion. They assert that
their aim has been in the direction OF
peace and submission.
The Blackfeet Indians Of Montana nave
left their reservations and are robhine
and numbering the whites indiseriminate-
Iv. The citizens have petitiOHcd Gen.
Hancock 20 permit them To organize com
panies for self-protection.
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1Si Wdrd.N North End Of Nary Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller; Judges,
James 4. NewsOm, J. +. Randall and J J.
P6wersJ Clerks WI. Alake1n, lr.' and +. T.
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CHICAGO, December S.-A letter from
Laramie. December 4Uh, says the Indian
troubles la Nyoiaing are quite alarming.
Bands Of Si0uxs are rowing through the
territories robbing and WuFdeTing. One
mail party that left Fort Laramie were
driven in by the Indians, and another
that left several days previous had not
been heard from, and 1t is feared has been
caDtuFed
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RAILROAD MEETING.

ny authority of the stockholders eonyen-
Is tion- held al Aberdeen, Miss, on nth No
Vember 1869 / ana instructed 20 notify the
stock holders in the Memphis, Holly Springs,
Okolona ard Selma Railroad company 70
CEMBER, 1859, for the purpose Of electing
9'hirteen Directors for the ensuing year, ana
,,,a,y come before them. All are requested TO
he 1resent. MINOR MERIW ETHER,
,.PPos Secretary.
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Receivers Sale.
Oa Thursday, the gid Day Of fDeoonler. 50

a T The hour % 10 o'clock am. es the end
y fion house Of Hoyster, Irey7v1'nr 8, t'r..
an the corner OF Main ana jefferson 81 iraer. =.
In the city Of Memphis. I VII sell. Io the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scfihed Bonds and Notes, deposited h, -. b.
Waddeil, to secure his mdebtedues. -n t'l,-
tiayoso Savings Institution.
five Bonds, Nos. % to "A inclusive. lIs-0
bonds are made BY B. B. " adsiei aud cal
man Boyd, dated May - ls56. and Fayi.llia- =
May, 1877. Each OF these bonds l fnr ono
thousand dollars, and each has seven - c.i1-
pons, now due, for thirty dollars each 'ihtea
bonds are secured by a deed In s-u7t oi tlfe
OyeFtan Hotel ana other real esssie li. -i..'
city Of Memphis, made by O. 6oya 6le d li
Wnddeu ON the Z2i May. lSf'd and rectfti-i. iil
the Registers Office OF Shel1y cQui ii. Ael-ii-1
in Book No. IS, part lst, pages 49, -, fe
One note dated November les 1906 tt-s.-. .l
r. RahluS 3 Co., los sstst. pas Z. llr .i1
of January Is7D 10 the uIde1 ~ T. ii 81 .ls--
aeIl and By him Endorsed.
seven III notes maze BY $. u. isocsns z t''',
Nfenphls Move Inber ], lsas, io4 Slii e-oii 0i 2
able 10 the order o. T. Is. 81 H0dti.'ii, Al1 -ie
hfrn Endorsed, payable as fcllcWss one iiit -
months after date; two, ~ four mon p -
date. two at i've months z'ter c.itei cis-. .l
six months after date, aud o-if is- srs-s-
months after date. -.,,- r,.,..s-
no3 :, AS7A y A.o-s-f-'l
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FUNERAL HOTICE.

PRITCHARD.-The friends and acquaint-
anccs Of the late capt. J. II. ?. PRITCHARD are
invited to attend his burial This THURS
DAY. Morning, al 10 o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A. o. Harris, corner Third and
Madison streets. Services by Rev. Dr. T. D.
Witherspoon.
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WE are now receiving one OF the largest
w and best selected stocks Of goods Il has
ever been our pleasure 10 offer to the trade
and to first-ciass buyers we are prepared o.
offer inducements that cannot be surpassed
600 sacks Rio Cofiee-all grades;
800 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
60 hhds. Louisiana Sugar-all grades;
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda:
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Mackerel;
800 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 d" Bourbon Whisky;
100 " Rectihed Whisky;
80 - Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON d CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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TERMS-Third cash. q, L. ard le months.
with interest. and trlst deed upon fi.- t.r9t-
ertv sold NeItpeat, IN oGderli0r CO. s-.rss-..
looked that the sale is positive ana g..r-
cuptory. Title perfect
ROISTER, IRRELEVANT z CO..
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Adams Street Residence at Per
emntorV Public Sala.

WE are directed 20 dispose rt .t- E.-..
W Building situated oH iae south -s.r ..
Adams street. frst tiWei iH,.-lua-t gl-, Ne sIs.
blyOu-thrcc stories above ground. l,lt .I..-
business part % the city. and ps-tieI.aE-- sd.
10 the MeEuphis and Charleston l-llirf.sI I
Depot. The sale is peEeutp-pIy. lLe prop
erty can be examined before tle s--c. S. liaI.
n. III Ii. lii. .r.-ILL -. II !.
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MARRIED.

EL-SAUNDERs.-O the sth inst,
at the residence OF Mr.. Munson, by Judge
Hume F. Hill, Mr.. j. 4. mcdaniel and Miss
/ ApALTNE SAUNrERs all Of this city.
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5OOBaqs Cotton Yarn

{ r,oie an extra discount TO parties want
ing round lots. VIM. r. MOORE \ 20,
rs SIS ~ Main Street
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM

Queaion.-who made the first Charter Oak
Stove:
AHs,rer-G. = FiIley. OF 81. Louis.
Q.-When was it drst NADER
A.-iu the year 1852
4.-Are they good Stoves?
A.-The " best in the world"
C.-How are they mades
A.-FrOm the best quality of Iron.
Q.-WhO says they are good StOves2
All those that use them?
t.-tOW many were sold In lStS?
A.-TheTC We're Il, 81 sold.
Q.-lOw many out Of that number failed 2
A.-NOt one.
Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak In
Memphis?
~ r. SCIABEL & Co, - MIN ST
Q.-Are there imitation stoves Gi that name /.
A.-Nes; plenty ef them.
Glow cap purchasers tell the genuine?
A--By seeing the name Of &. r. Filiey on
each Stove,
Q.-How should parties order themf
A.-Teu your merchant to get Filiey's.
Q.-DOes j. +. SCIIABEL s CO. have a good
stOck2
A.-Tes: They ssR them at Wholesale aud Re
isl, and Keep TIN WARE, CASTINGS, ETC., fs
good supply.
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Executors Sale of
LINDEN STREET
BUILDING LOTS
ON LONG TTEEIzs.

nE WEDN ESDAY. December I-IH. u
~ sen az public sale. 90 the hicHC-. bidder
iH accordance with the viii ui Isr- s SD. . l...
ton. deceased. lots =. and -. block -s f.r.tI.
street, haVinga frOut Of llf feet. fv t.Hatr ..
tbOu1 30 feet, just south uf 0r+e.su9 -rg.-..
IcTms-oue. two. three uul four Vtlr. 81 ..
Interest. and good secUrLtl Gu arsfIGl F.....
payments Sale T. O'Clock. ur1r The ..rer. .-
Scs j. 3. ANerR-tlE
AdIn'El,lrh wiil aUucyaa.
Register, TreIevani { Co. Aacjicneess.
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NOTICE.

HAVE associated with me in the manage
| ment of the Widows and Orphans Bene-
ft Life Insurance Company Of New York.
flr West Tennessee, North Mississippi and
Arkansas. John l.. MaTye, ESQ. The manage
nent will be conducted under the name and
style of Crook 4 Marye.
GEO. w. /. CROOK.
Memphis, December /, 1863, de5
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ELECTION NOTICE.
City Election Notice

TENHE following persons are hereby appoint
I ed Judges, Clerks and Deputy Commits
sionerS to open and hold an election for May
or. Aldermen, Councilmen and other officers,
as provided BY thoncw city charter.
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On the I5th DaY Of necemba-

To the highest and bet bidder. The houses
and furniture are In good condition. anu eve
rything IS In readiness 20 continue busl-es1-
Accom- Tor 400 visitors
For further inlOrmuti0n anu circular ae-
scriptiVe OF property, 0dttress
Oc24 ELLIS & CO.. hrorrte5 nr7.
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SPRINGS
LaudeTdaIe C9uutV. Ala

THIS celebrated NateTlng-Pi wfts th-
1 Hotel and Cottages, u1t-tulDs L-H si.ef..
ing Rooms. beside 1Ariors, Ballroom. i .ill.-
Uall, Kitchens, Bar and Billiard -zlr las al..
uiEces. together with about 80 sci~, G. ..nu
sdiulning the springs tract, ana el t.g
Household AMI Kitchen Furniture, Bsr l-a
Alley Fixtures, Mules, Cattle. H0Es, Sheep.
etc,
VIII he Sold zcLE
IL. .at,-snt.-.. -.--.-.... .-..-....
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Tuesday. the llih Of -. -.

81 l2 o'clock m, On The premises. De t's-
tOur-and-a-half acTe tract OF land, iuli7 aa-
scribed in the Trust Deed mentioned -,1att.
20 which reference is here made I1r t-lr-H
and particular description ni the same.
The right OF redemption j. specially waive
i'm said Trust Deed. and she title as Iar.tr.-
bat L only convey IS trustee
MORRIS DOYLE. Trustee
Hanson, Swingley q D1shlen- At-.Ss
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SALE Oh sTocK.

ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER I7TH, at my resi-
~ dence, six miles north OF Forrest City,
Ark. I viii sell a lot OF fine Mares and Colts,
Mich Cows, Work Oxen, Beef Cattle, Hogs
and Pork; also,
Gs s-1--U
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St. Clair Nurseries, SummerRsId, Ill.,

q MILES from st. Louis. on O. and NJ, r.
= } r., r. f. BABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruls
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock OF And
3 year Olds, including all the leading anu
most popular southern varieties, oDt'tiiied u
nom reliable growers SOUTH Pears, Peaches.
Plums, ApricOts, Nectarines, Cherries, Ohlh-
ces, Grapes, Strawberries, Easpberriest etc,
C,Tiauaental FVePxresn and Deciduous Trees,
FlOwerjug Shrubs, HerbsceOus Plants, Bulbs,
etc RraTlch once, l3 and Is MOroe street
sen dew GEO "A. BROWN. 'ien1 Agent.
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TRUsT SALE.

y Y virtue of 9rust Deed 70 me cT=crs 20 r
ID John g. simpson and Il. q. SIM .=1u on.
the 18th dag OF May, lotS, allu Ola. y lCrc-.....t
in The Registers Office cf sielI lI- c..-1. ..l
Book No. rs, pages 20, - ami IS, ~.
70 the highest bidder, for cash, on
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A thorough bred blood stallion, and STER-
IING.D o short-hOrned Durham bull.
Ny creditors especially invited to attend.
del A. 7. GOODLOE,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVfNG hled with the Clerk of the County
II Court my final settlement as Executor OF
the last VIII and testament OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogers, deceased. al persons interested there
In can appear and make their objections, II
they have any. or the same viii be connrineu
at the January term, 1870, Of said court. Ihis
Decem Der 8, lsG9. JAS. a. CREAIH,
dec9 Executor, etc,
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BERLIN, June 24-The Prussian
Government has laid before the Fed
eral Council Of the Zollverein, prop
osition for treaty of commerce and
navigation with Mexico, on the basis
of the treaty concluded between Mex
leo and Hanztown' September l9th,
1855.
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Cincinnati HarKeg,

BY Telezraph.l iCINOINNATf. June q.
FLouR-In fair demand and the market
firm family So 1896 extra S5g5 80; super
fine 81 1906.
WHEAT fair demand at 81 25@I 50.
CORN-Firm at G696Sc Tor ear.
OATS -6S072c.
RYE-Scarce and firm at 81 259i 80.
COTToN-Dull at 32c for middling-
TOBACCO ~ In good dem and; sales $50
hOgsneads at from IS to Sl7 80.
WHISKY-Du and unsettled. held at
9fc. with no sales CSC offered.
PROVISIONS Quile dull; hardly any in
Quiry; prices, in the absence of sales, must
he regarded as nomiu al: mess pork s32 75G
S33; bulk meats held at 13Ql6c bacon l414c
for shoulders, ami l7549lSHc for sides /:
sugaT-curad hams 20d2lc.
bARD-NOJ inquired for; held at 1910
l01zc.
BUrrER-Firm and supply light; fresh
25Q2Gc, and Western Reserve 27J25c.
Fees Firm at l7c.
tIL-Linseed oil dull at 81 039l o.; lard
OIL 81 429l II; petroleum dull; 2S930c.
SUGAR-In fair demand for refined, but
dull for raw, and prices unchanged.
COFFEE -21lL2jc.
MOLAssES -754S0c.
GOLu--I30t5 buying.
MONEY larket close, though the sup
ply OF currency is better.
ENCHANGE Steady; lilo discount buy
ing. and par selling.
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aOSETARY 6 COAlSBRCIAL
New HOTR karkeL.

/
| BY telegraph NEW YoEK, June a
Cotton A shade tirmer; sales $500 bales
at S3c for MiddliHg Uplands.
tLoUR-Receipts, o,352 barrels; dali anu s.1.
5alOc lower; the export and speculative
| demand has fallen off materially; cable
accounts quote better weather, and pr1,,
wheat: sales of $50 barrels at S5 GOA
/ So 50 for sdperfine state and western ;
| 50 4Oa8 so for extra state; 81 OOg6 ~ for
do. extra Western; s6 90g7 20 for white
wheat extra: Sc 1907 10 for round hoop
Ohio; So 75d7 80 for extra saint Louis I;
s. 0Os1I co for good to choice do, closing
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Nom1nal at StglO2 for west
WHEAT Receipts 344,l2O bushels; dull
and heavy, and 3@4c lower sales OF $1,000
bushels at 81 4T15gl 4S for No. 3 Spring;
81 451$61I 501a for No. do; 81 % for = Q.
do: 81 559I So for red Indiana, and 81 7Og
73J& f0rswhtLe Cali fOrnia.
RYE-NOminai.
CoRE-Receipts 80, ,I54 bushels; heavy and
I(d2c ioger; sales Of 43, 900 bushels at 81 @S6c
for mixed western via canal.
OATS-Receipts 80, ,42l; market dull and
heavy; sales Of 46.C0O bushels at 5605615c
for Western afioat; closing at the inside
price.
.C0FFEG-In moderate request.
SUGAR-Unchanged.
MOI.A- SES Dull.
PETROLEUM STEADY.
LINsEED OTL-DulI at 81 O2a1 O3.
PORK-QuieL and heavy; sales of 80 bar
IeAS ~ so DDeA0Z % tAlI new GAOsAUE Ut
So 62 regular; s32 70 Tor old d Ito: S2ft9
s26 Is for prime; SIS 379zS 80 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
T CUT NEATs-Eirm; NJ sales OF 175 packages
at l3JIGI44c for shoulders. 15A@1715c for
hams: middles quiet and firm.
LARD-DuH ami heavy; sales of 40
Tie rces at l79lg{ze for steam and I95z@g201fe
for Kettle rendered.
BUTFER-Steady at 20d33c for choice.
CHEESE-Heavy at I59iS1zc.
F'REIGIITS TO Liverpool decidedly firm
er: shipments of no 0JO bushels wheat per
sail at Sd; per steamer 81 offered, 1Od
asked. & tA
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Reign OF Terror In LIncOla and Ad-
Joining Counties.

LOUISVILLE, Juae PA detach-
ment OF mounted men have been sent,
by order of the General Commanding,
from Lebanon to Stanford, KY. to
assist the civil authorities In ridding
Lincoln and adjoining counties of a
maraudIng band that has been hold
ing sway there for some time past.
The troops are to be used only in case
the civil authorities are unable to
suppress the disorder. The General
Commanding dispatched a staff Off
Ger to the scene Of the trouble, who
has returned, and confirms the reports
that Henderson HOoch and his band
of villains are a terror to the law
abiding people, aud have burned a
house. aad have been shooting around
promiscuously, and even whipped a
woman. The troops viii remain
there for the present. Bloodshed,
rapine and murder seem to be the or
der of the day in this part of the
State, if recent reports can be relied
upon.
The Masonic Fraternity Of this city,
New Albany and JeffersoRyille IN
great numbers turned out this morn
ig 10 attend the celebration OF st.
Johns, where the day was duly COM
memorated with appropriate ceremo-
MES
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June "a.
EASTERN EXCHANGE Firmer at par buy
ing and selling.
FLoUR-O sened active and firm but clos
ed easier; sales of Spring extras at S. COG
S6 90.
WHEAT Quiet and 3a314c lower; sales Of
No. l at 81 255k6tl =: NO. 2 at 81 231IGl 26 (:
closing at 81 24Gl 2454 for No. 2: this after
noon, safes OF No. 2 at 81 241S6sl %, sellers
June. and at 81 231<, sellers July.
CORN-Dull; the demand is almost eX-
clusively for No. 2 sales No. at 6sl4 4@6S1ac; {;
No. 2 at 67t1m6Si4c: rejected at 59GbOc; mis-
afternoon, sales OF No at 6S96S14c, seller s
July.
OATs-DuIl and Z9lc lower; sales No. 2
at - l1Ia6214c, closing dull at 6l@6lHf
RYE-FIrmer ana &c higher; safes No. !
at 81 O7dgi 0S, closing at 81 OS.
BARI EY-Duli; small sales ut 81 10.
HIGHWIN Is Du Il at 95c.
PROVISTOSS- -DulI and steady. Mess Pork
S33 81. Lard l9gl91zc. Bulk Meats inactive
and nominal
CATTLE Dull and W ak at s. 9566 ST.
for butchers stock. and S6 2596 40 for fair
to choice shipping steers.
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Cadets Appointed to the
-. u. S. Military Academy.
Arrest of Counterfeiters.
News by Atlantic Cable.

NEw YoRK, June 24-The Star
announces that s. 5. Couaut, manag-
ing editor Of the Times. will succeed
Mr.. Raymond as editor in chief.
The resolutions adopted by the
PENNSYLVANIA State Convention, re-
ioice over the victory of 1868, which
secured peace to the nation; approve
Of the principles and policy Of Presi-
dent Grants Administrator, and en-
dors, the sentiments contained In the
lnaJ gural address. They repose con-
fidence ia the National Administra-
tioL in its endeavors to settle the diff.
fculties with Great Britain, and ap-
prove Of the rejection by the Senate
Of the late treaty on the Alabama
claims. They heartily sympathize
with the struggling people OF all ma
tions In their efforts to obtain univer-
sal freedom and the inalienable rights
Of man. They endorse the admins
tration of Gov Geary and the nomi-
nation Of Judge Williams; reiterate
and affirm their adhesion to the doc
trine OF protection, and pledge the
hearty support of the party to the
nominations.
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et. Louls Markat.

BY Tslegraph.l ST. LOUIS. June p.
TOBACCO-U ged.
COTTON y Omi nat none Offering.
IA E1IP--Dull; Undressed sold at 81 coal 40.
FLOUR-Steady and firm; Superflne sold
at 81 5015 p; Extra, IS OO,9 3 80; Xxx, > 80
eE5 50: xxx 81 0017 IS.
W WHEAT-MflIerS out of the market; No.
Spring sod at al I5e5i f73z No. I, 81 2169
y; choice and fully choice White, 81 SOC
L CO.
CoRN-Choice and fancy White, in bulk,
7lM76c; mixed and yellow, in sacks, 70(g73c I;
prime to choice " hi G, S0l9Sfc.
OATS-Firmeg f; 53s. Tor Tree In elevator :
62d66c. for mixed to fancy, in sacks.
RYE-Nery nrm 81 l5al is Tor choice.
WHISKY-Steady. at 92c.
GROCERIES Quiet and unchanged, and
but little doing.
PoRK-Unchanged: s33 5OG33 IS
BACOE-Very little doing. JObbirg sales
of Shoulders at i4Zc.; clear rib sides, lSc. !;
clear sides, lStac.; loose country sold at
PFC. shoulders, he; nams, tic.
LARD Nominal for round lots; l9al91zc.; {;
jObbIug sales of choice fierce at 1S1Sc.; keg ,
20l292lc.
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NEW YoRK, June 24.-The steam.

New YORK, June 24-The steam
ship Atlanta arrived from London.
Kt is reported that during the gath
ering of the Cuban expeditionists IN
Jersey City last night, a Spanish spy
was found aud beaten, but managed
to escape after shooting one of the
expeditionists, slightly wOunding the
latter
The United States Marshal for New
Jersey, is reported to have seized the
tug boat and a large barge on which
the expeditionists were about to en-
bark, thus preventing their departure.
They returned to this city, but will
leave to night.
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Railroad Notiea.

RYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN To
AZ the qualified voters OF the county of
Nanderburghs that, in pursuance of an
order of the BOsrd of Commissioners of
said county. rendered at their June term,
1869, the polls viii be opened on the 5th
day of August, 1859, at the several voting
p aces in said county. to take the votes OF
he legal voters thereof upon the subject of
said county aiding in the coustI uction of
the Evansville, Carmt II Paducah Railroad
10 the amount of two hundred and forty
two thousand dollaIs.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
June, 1853. VICTOR BlSCH
Auditor of Vanderburgh County.
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MadisOnvile. Kentucky. = Commits
si0ner's Sale.

Hopkins Circuit Com (Kentuckyl.
Mrs. Nancy Miller et al. vs.. Florence Miller
ct GL.-Commtssi0ner'sS Sale.
FEVHE UNDERSIGNED. COMMITS
- sioner in the above action, will, on
MONDAY, I4TH OF JUNE. 1869,
County Court day. sell TO the highest bid
der. at the cOurt-hOuse door in Madison
VILE, Ky, on a credit OF SIX and TWELVE
months, the following property:
The tWO-stOry brick sLOrehOuse, opposite
the courthouse IN Madisonville, now oc-
cupied by HoIeman & Nisbet as q drug
store.
The house and lots on Nam Street
known as the "old Miller Place"
Also. 100 acres of land on the waters OF
Fiat Creek.
Full particulars at the sale. This prop
eTty is IN good condition, well located, and
very valuable Purcnasers will be eatlifed
to give bond with gOgSl surety, to have the
force and effect of a replevin bond, and
lien will be retained as further security.
JOHN r. STRA NGE,
Commissioner.
jacksonville, Ky, May 24th, 1863.
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NeW lork Goid saa STOCK KsFAtt I.

BY telegraph -- NEW YORK. June p.
M0NEY-Very firm up to two O'Clock at
per cent. and a comm .SsiOu of l-l6; from
Two 70 three the rates were alternately at
coin interest nd l-32 per cent. nat. Aft r
three Oct ck money was offered in large
amounts at 3 per cent, and finally as low
as per cent; the demand seemed, how
ever, to have been supplied, and these
rates are about nominal. Discounts are
nominal The suspension of Whitlock x
Wallace, produces dealers, is announced.
Liabilities heavy.
STERLING-FtTm at 9t%095S.
GoLD-Opeised at l371s, fen to 1857, ad-
vanced to 1917 and closed Al 137. Carry
IL z rates are 1-l693 81 per cent.
GOVERSAIENT STOCKS A shade lower,
and clO~ ing Fl rrn. Coupons of 81, I2Td12I1z 4;
O. '62. l2Is4@l22; do. '64 Il65zGll6t4; do '65,
II7545lIS; do. new, Il95sGlI955. do. 81. 1873
gIl915; do. '6S, IS5sglls7S; l0-3Qs, lO75slsloS.