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TPGbiic Resoiution-N No Is. !



Resolution FIR the protection Of soldiers AMI
their heirs.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sent'tive~ OF the Uaiied States Of America il. G
e.e>s asS-nibl j, That the accom- ing Offices of
the treasury and PAY ,ieparf uirn who char e,i
with the settlement and p ynent Il b3unfie~ due
tcs iiieTs r their heiIs be. and they are hereby
directed TO pay muse to he paid the and
due 20 the said ldieI> or their heirs IN per-0n
Or by transmitting the amount 10 them direct in
draft drafts. payable TO biz. her. OF their
order. through thu Ere dmen's Bureau.
State agents vfP,iuTed specially For that pUT
p.Se ur -,sver79F~ Of national asylums. OF pension
a-ent Of the district whrr- he she, they may
reside ami not T. any claim eut upon any
power # attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever.
SEE > and he it further resolved T. at any
officer n clerk OF any ~ the executive depart
HlsutS % the vernment who shall be lawfully
detailed t. investigate francs, attempts de
iTan, the government, any irrrgrl irity or
nj-ruH Inst If any officer agent IT the United
States. SHAH have power 70 administer oatis
aiidaviis taken n the eOu &c If any such inve-ti
gs.iJu-
sac 5. AMI Be it further res lyei That the
fees allowed 10y law 20 attorue,S sent~ shall
II RESERVED hy tie ,ay department or >it pensi..n
sgeut and paris 20 sail agent n attorney when
any such f.> due for services rendered IN pro-
c7riss Ech bounty or b'antieS, an; not Other
wise.
Approv 4. srriI 10. $50
Pnblic Essj!UJi1n-No- H.
Joint R.-o uts,n a'tfarizin. the transfer If GER
tain s-pr. pri4tipns heref ( re made.
B. y rs !vr-i ~ The >rusre and House If Re-
rs natives af the United States If America III
C..-I-re-- s-s rliI,,ei htr the Seer. tsfy If the
Tr. t-t1-1 be- aa' he : hereby. authorized ri al
ra-tul ctu-e the sam ~ StHe ty-eigit III, uSs
4 Z ars hr transferred from the .Fp-np- iariou
p4ror f,r 5ii, uJIl iic PRINTING. c.ntsiEesi
.'.esr. Ell, Il = - act making approximation
- gfe legislative. ex cUtivr. and jnf''ci . X
r.-riS.- rs fise :. etTaroeut ? the yrar en- Egz
g- JLr-r e. sie;iten Ii,;.t,ifei and Ntv me
s,Ilry--l tiC rs.tic IA 81 July. eight tu hsiIi
= ! an s.xty-ri-l4s II aid af the appropriate
,s i,rI ~ tte ~sts,tust flI the follow in DIR
eG,E IL, The tn ~ ing proportions. I" Wit
ssr e5-tis grtst ezIsI;seS of The uff'ce OF On
..--,...s-I Printer. three Thousand d liars
pr the public printing, seveniy-fre thuoeard
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Public Resolution-No. II. I
Resolution respecting the retirement Of tn
Ern-.t Mainr i.aIlaLal = L Ilent zelman

Resolution respecting the retirement Of the
Breyet Major GeneIal Z Hientzelman.
Resolved by the senate and House of Repre-
senta ives Of the United states of America in Cou-
gress assembled. That the President of the
United states be, and he is hereby. authorized to
place the name of Brevet Maj"r General :. p
nientzelman the retiI ed list of the army, with
the full rank # the comm and held by him when
wounded. IN accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen Of the act of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-une, and section thirty two the
act # July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty SIX.
n
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Public Resolu;ion-No. l..
l Resolution making San Diego, California, por

of delivery.
Resolved by the senate and House of Represen-
tatives If the United States of America III Con-
gr, assembled, That San Diego, California he
and is hereby. created port Of delivery IN the
Gust. ms collection district of an Francisco and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary other deputy collectors of the dis
tricf-
Approved, April 10. 1859.
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IOrFYcIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty.
FIRST Congress-.
Tpubiic Resnluficn-Ns. 5

A Resolution relative 70 consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
titives o. the United States Of America in Con
creS< assembled. That section three of chapter
two hundred and thirty three Of the public acts
Of the thirty ninth C ngress, approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and >ixty-six, be-
and Is her-by, declared to take effect from anu
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And all fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obeiance to the provision of said
sertiun and which ued prior 10 said first day
If January, ei-hreen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded ont IF consular receipts
Approved. March 26, IsG9.
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I,aporsent to the Ladies.

I When females in trouble or iic1e Ell with dis
ease and requires medical OF surgical attendance,
tne enquiry Should be, Where j, there a physician
who Is funr competent 70 administer relief, and
whose respectable standing in society recommends
! aim to III. cauiidenc of the immunity? The Doc
/ :. understanding how irtperatiyei, necessary
We requirements are, fee called upon To inter
| - G. and calling the attention of the afflicted
| Gt.e feet that he has been Professor Of obste-
| rics aud Female Diaease> for Twenty YEARS and
fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
MEDICAL, ard surglcally, not IN uperhcial man
u-r but in as thor b manner ears of study
and practice-both in hospitals and private fam-
iies-caH make t. save mem from the hands ofthe
unqualified, INSCRIPTIONS, and designing. There
ore an-li--, can rely IN him uEitn father
All III afiiictiou fndiu hiT who feel
and simpathize with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose -ecreCy the utmost confidence can
b. placed c nsultattor BY Letter or otherwise)
FREE. Seeaidres- below
The celebrated Female II EN- edies.
Compounded rom the private prescriptions of DR..
Y0nng have now obtained most extended pop'I-
larity and are rectly viewed to be the safest
and suresf remedies for the com laint- for which
they are applied. The cons family accruing testi-
moni,ls of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-minently superior tot their action.
No laly should be without these Rennvafng
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office Sent b, IN iii or Express t"any part Of the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery ef Gis N gny other Age.
fr5QLlVe fOWatIS LOT married Ldo1eS-
These powders willbe found Of essential value to
those whose metns. health, OF otbef crcumstarl-
ces de- not permit tn increase the number of
then family without in ssuveuienc5. suffering, and
perhal's risk Of life This preparation new, SAFE
infall be convenient and simple and cannot in
jure the health of tile mos lelics'e II curtaiIs
no privileges but gives strength and yigor. Nor
ally idereI 1t is If he bigh-s utility and sus-
tdiEed by he souniest pi inciyles f pr1i. en- and
virtue ihtir -hould he avoided at certain
times Prize $40 box Sent any part of the
cast p rfrctly safe from suspicion
Remit the amounF bv Mail or Expre>-. addressed
To BENZ + .IOSEELTN MD
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PRIVATE DISEASES

In Males, and Irregularities Females are the great
iestr1yers OF health. They in-idousiy attack the
system, and gradually ind ermine and destroy it:
/ tbey drive the bloom from the cheek the lustre
| from the eye, the strength and vigor from the
| frame, they give puny diseased offspring and
poison through successive gene atpIs the OF
man The marks can be in rcrofula Con-
sumption, Cripples, the Id otto the Pary tic the
Insane.
There is more terrible scourge TO the human
race than those diseases arising from the contami-
treating tie blood, holt over the one Attic
ted, the sword Of destruction that is Liable at anv
moment to fall and blight--to utterly destroy-aiE
earthly hopes.
MERCu&, recogn zed the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY % man, combining with tho
Venerial, doubles his dangers Those who have
been treated with that pernicou> MIN POL
son. are n II cured the disease has only assumed
anew form.
DD NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn, eating its way into the tissues and organ.
beneath he apparently smooth surface to burst
in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects medicine When Perfect CURES can
practice and thorough investigation into the causes
If Diseases OF the UNNARY ORGANS. enable to
at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Ducror' care:
PERFECT SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES
In syphilis aud its adiuucts, GoanOrrhoea and
ccomIanyinG diseases; in all disorder, the Bad-
der, Kidneys and ppstate. SinInal Weakness:
Diseases of the Heart and Lungs: Dyspepsia; Indi-
sesttun. Impotency; Incpeut Consumption and
~. i'll
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ASSESSMENT SALE.

Office 30 C street, Virginia City, Neva
October ., 1850. I'm
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MISISG CAsuALT;Es OF 1869 The
list of casualties in mines during he
present year presents CHASTITY chapter
Of horrors o snock the sensioilities and
saduen the heart Among the most
frightful may be enumerated the calam
ity in Gold Hill 90 the III Of April, by
which thirty-nine men lost their lives;
the coal mine explosion 1T St. Helena,
near Liverpool, on the pa of July last,
which resulted iu the death of fifty
three men; the Ferndale colliery disas
ter, on the l0lh of June, ia South
Wales, in which a like number of vic
tims-fifi y-three-perish-d that at Lam
cashire, England, twenty eight killed i;
the coal inc explosion near Dresden,
Saxony, On the I'd of August, in which
three hundred aud Wen -one perlshed;
the colliery explosion at Firminy, near
St, Etienne, France, whereby fourteen
persons lost their lives. and this last
frightful disaster at the Avondale
mines, Pennsylvania, which killes one
hundred and eight.
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THE DAILY APPEAL
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH QUESTION

A letter from Mr.. Gardiner G. Hub.
bard dated at Sacramento Sept 2Sth
Informs US that he will arrive in Carson
on next Tuesday evening. He says
that he will address our people on the
subject of the Postal Telegraph on
Wednesday evening if he can have .
suitable hall in which to do it He ex-
poets to speak at Virginia City on the
following night-Tbursday. This no.
tification of Mr.. Hubbard 9 arrival will,
We suppose, make it conyeDient for him
to occupy the District Court Room on
the occasion designated.
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SILVER STAR BASE BALL CLUB.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Silver
Star Base Ball Club will be held this
evening a, y clock. All members of
the Club are earnestly requested to be
in attendance as there is business of
Importance to come before the meeting.
There will be a practice game between
the first and second mines to morrow
Saturday afternoon, commencing at
~ o'clock. 1t is the request of the
Captain that as many mem bers as pos
sible will be on the greupd.
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CoNvALEscENT. ~ We are glad to
notice that Mr.. Ned Sweeney is once
more on the street, having sufficiently
discharge the medicine man. The town
looks healthier and more lively in con-
sequence OF his temperance.
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SUPREME CoURr, October term will
commence on Monday.
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RAILROAD WORK. - The Enterprise
says that tue trestle work across Gro wn
Point Ravine has been finished, all but
the painting.
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NOTICE.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
i i will not be responsible for any debts Con-
tracfed by my wife Elizabeth Suthes land and
after this date. JOHN SUTHERLAND.
Carson City. Nevada. September %, 1862 81
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ANOTHER b. GANE.-We under
stand that the Virginia Base Base club
return game.
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ARRESTED = Deputy Sheriff Butler
yesterday arrested and lodged in jail
Peter an Ed. MOSS, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Milford.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No larger amount than FIVE DOLLARS (S5)
in Silver coin will be received at the Banking
Office Of Wells. Fargo Co., at one tim'p except
at discount Of One per cent.
Carson, September It'll, 1869.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-28

PITrsBUEG, June 2G.-MOnongaheIa5 feet
aud falling. Raining Thermometer so.
CINCINNATI, June Observation-Disclosures.
New orleans: Emma Floyd. Nashville.
Departed-W. +. Curtis, Kanawha: Argosy,
PiltsDurgi robert Burns, Memphis. River
rising, with 10 feet in the channel, and s.
feet space under the bridge.
CAIRO. June 25.-Arrlved: Belle st.
Louis, Mem phis to ST. Louis, 4 A. NJ; Mary
Davage, PIT burg to 81. Louis, IL A. NJ;
W IN. w hit-, Paducah PACKET. 2 p. n; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis 20 Memphis, N.
Cumberland Evansville and return, ) p.
N. The river fell four inches Weather
clear and very warm Mercury % at noon
MEMPHIS, June 2G.-Weather cIou1y and
warm L he river is falling. Departed
Comm 1nWealth, CITY OF Cairo and star
anu barges, for st. LOUIS; Strader, for
Louisville; MiuueO1a. with 300 bales Of
cotton, for Cincinnati; Marble City, for
Nicksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, June 28.-Arrfved-
genta and SILVER Spray. Departed Robt.
+. Lee, for louisville: MOlife A Bile and
city of Alton, for 81. Louis.
~NAsHvILLE, June 28.-River swelling,
with 81 feet large on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and warm. Arrived--Um-
glre. from Upper Cumberland; Fanny
BrandelS, nom Evansville. Departed
Umpire, for Smithland; Fanny Brandeis,
Tor EvansviiIei ella Hughes, for Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-POrt List-Ann ,
st. Louis 10 Cincinnati; NICK LOugWOrth,
and PeytOnia and barges, 10 New Orleans f;
Indiana, from New Orleans; LeClalTe No.
2, to TeuneSsee River: Shamrock. Cincin-
her bargeS neaT the mouth of the canal
this evening, and is now endeavOring to
pull hem out. River rising, with six feet
six inches water in the canal; 4 feet g
inches on the falls, and feet inches over
the rocks. Weather clear and warm. Bust
ness moderately brisk.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. June 20.
EXCHANGE- eastern fIrmer; az par 10
lilo premium selling; at par TO LILO premi
um buying.
FL9UR-Quit at s5GG 90 for spring extras.
WHEAT-No. I in fair demand; sa es at
81 26gl -; No. , firfner Mt l5z42c higher
sales al 81 2jgl % closing frm at 81 2l@
/ pa; this afternoon sales at 81 2i1zGl p
cash.
CoRN-Firmer and moderately active,
and I9lIac higher; sales OF No. 1 at T0U
7l1Ic; no. at 7l@72ci rejected ut 6ON6lc /;
no grade a. 53a55c; closing firm at Tl1ac
for No. J, and steady at 7lA@7Ilac for No.
}; unchanged this afternoon.
OATS Dull, but firm; 1z45<c higher;
sales OF No. at 6l15962S; closing quiet ut
6lHa6l54c. -.
kYE-Quiet, and l0lHc lower; sales OF
Ne. at 81 OG8l oS; clOsing quiet at 81 OG9
o..
BARLEY Inactive and nominal; III %
for No IN store.
UIGHWfN Fs-Dnll at 9rza9jc.
PKoVIsIONs-D hless pork very quiet
al S33 >. Dry sailed shoulders easier: clos
ing IT I21Zc. Lard Inactive and nominal
at l9I4c.
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lIInrInnaII NarEef.

By TeIesrRph.I CIEoIEEATI. June 2G.
FL0UR-In fair demand; family g. and
ex ira Sj40 90.
WuEAT-Is lower: No. az Sd 2O.aand No.
/ 81 -, tia
CoRS AND OATS Unchanged, with fair
demand. -
COrrOX-Firf1er, and prices tended up
ward "a Z tire close; mid ling 82a32kc.
Observation-Disclosures nO sales To-Day.
WHISKY. Unsettled and duh, and prices
nominal; asI;iug 93c.
PKovIsfONs-Inactive and nothinE,of con-
sequence done, but prices are nornfnnlIy
uu hanged; Mess Pork held 81 s32 7503}e0;
Bulk Meats held at l216Gi3c for shoulders,
and l554c for sides; sugar cured hams at
21a2le
LARD At 1910; the demand is trning,
with no So les OF consequence.
BACoE-Iu light demand at 2jeB30c.
EGGs-kTesn ~ ; light receip's.
GRAINS AND Unchanged.
GOLD-At lT buying.
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HtDNETAEY 4 COMMFRCIAL
FeM Ynrk nnrrar

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June q.
Cotton sales 4,SOQ bales at SIZE
for middling uplands.
FL0UR-Rece1pts. II, I38 barrels; dull and
s. 55 for superfine state and Western +;
IS 25aS 90 for extra State; s. 9096 IS for
wheat xtra: IS 35d7 90 for round hoop
Oh1oi 50 9347 70 for extra saint. Louis ;
| . O09lI 90 for good to choice do. Rye
Flour dull at 81 25@6 D.
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Lower; sales $50 barrels West
ern At 9oc9sl free; the latter outside price.
WHEAF-Receip pts lS8, 500 bushes; heavy
add lie lower; sales $1,000 Gusheis at 81 49,
I al As for No.2 -pring; 81 5l@l 81 for No.
white Genessee: 81 -. 1OTsWhite California.
EYE-Qulet and firm.
BARLEY-NOmiuaI.
CoRN-Recefpts 1854 bushels; market a
] shade firmer; sales of 81 ,00J bdshels at ga
/ so1ac for new mixed Western via canal F;
s2q99e via railroad; 90a9lc for Western
! yellow; 81 03 Tor old mixed Western de
OATs - Receipts Al Cos bushels; market
active and lc better; sales Of 1900 bushels
I at sZ55G5 3c for western IN store; 779771ac
| for do. afiOat.
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-In moderate request
SUGAR-DuIl.
hoLASsES-Dull.
PETROL EUM-Quieta at l61zc for crude 3l19
| d32c for refined,
HOPS Quiet
tOAL-Quiet-
LEATaER-In moderate request at pre-
| ViOus prices.
WoOL-kather more active: sales Of 80, 900
| pounds at 4jQ5Cc for domestic fleece; 81 90
| a5c for unwashed; 5095l1zc fOI tubbed; $50
1 5Jc for pulled.
| =@LINsEED OIL-Quiet.
PoRK-Duu ana heavy; sales of 625 bar
refs at $50 3l@52 SO for new mes; 81 S79
| 81 90 Tor OLD do; s26 25927 % for prime
SIS Z5s29 on for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady safes $50 barrels,
BEsF HAMs-tGuIet; sales Of 50 barrels at
! s21G3l 90.
I
at 131zMl4Lc Tor shoulders; 17GlS1%c Tor
| hams; middles firm: sa 'es of 40 boxes Of
! long bbed, long clear Stafford and STRAIT
| fora at l65&Il75Sc. #ta
LARD Quiet ana easier; 430 tierces solo
at ia 1910 Tor steam; 1874 2O1Sc for kettle
rendered.
BurrER-Steady at 2Oa33c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Duli aud heavy at lj9l715c.
EREIGHTS To Liverpool finn.
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BY Telegraph.l ST.. LOUIS. June 26.
TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
COTrON-Held firmly at BE for middling.
HEMP-Flat; Few ia es common I'M
dressed sold at 90.
FLOUR Very heavy, and l5a2je lower
on the lowest grades and lOgl5c on me
dunn qualities; Spring and + n supelh e
sold at 81 O005 50, Spring and Fair extra
81 % a. . 30, dOuble-e xtra % 70 az o 90, AID
treble. eZt ira s6 80 az 80.
VII AT Millers out of the market, but
there was some inquiry by outside buyers
No Spring sold Ia ST l0gl 10, No. az 81 IS
a. "a; strictly prime - choice red Fail
sold az 81 IOal 80, chOics new red 81 50, and
do. white al -.
CoRN-thoice white and yellow scarce
and higher and prices are generally bet
ter; choice mixed aud yellow 7IS77c. and
prime 10 choice white S3aS6e, the latter
head higher 40 he close.
OATS Advanced 30 630G7p.
Rye Lower. nt 81 4 q.
WHu ky -Dull aud lower, al SIC.
GROCERIES Quiet Good fair 10 prime
Louisiana sugar l3als14c. Good fair u
bsIely prime Rio coffee 22}zM2ic
II OV srONs - Inactive, and easier FOR
Pork and BACON shoulders: Pork sold AZ
SIS 25d53 %: Bacon shoulders lf1e, Clear
Rib sides I6c, aud Clear sides lSAc. lard
duh and d =avy; choice fierce fn small
way, sold aJ 1915, aud keg 2l@2lMe.
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GOING NORTH.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsVILLE.--Every Monday az 10
o'clock An. Every Tuesday, Hednes-
day, Thursday Friday, and Saturday al d
O'Clock y. n.
TO CArRo-Daily, except sunday, at 4
o'clock r.. M.
TO GREEN RIvEHt.-Every Mond ay, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
To EAsTI'oRr. Every Tuesday ana Sat
ar lay at 4 O'Clock +. M.
To ii ElgDERSOH-naily, except Sundays,
~ O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHVILLE-E Every Tuesday Wednes-
day and saturday al p. n.
Transient boats daily up and DOVE.
To CINCINNArI Every saturday at 10
AN.
10 CANNELToN- Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, ana saturday AZ 10 AM.
ROckpOrtStage (via NeWburgh and Boon
Ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at 4. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by Ar. M.
SIT. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept 5undays) at a. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays by p. NJ
To n lew RUItG.-iacK daily Except sun
&ay,) from The Merchants Hotel, al .
O'Clock p. b..
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90 nrIenns Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANs. June g.
CoTTOS Active aud unchanged mid
ding 81 30; sales ], go bales; recei pts, If3
bales eX ports. ,958 bales
t3OLD-I1
EXCIIAEGE - Sterling 5iM. New York
81 zht = premium.
FLouR = Firmer; superfne 60 81; Xxx
SO .; XXX 86 8TJI.
COkH-W bite gjc. A.t
OATs-7IG #"t
BRAN-5t GOAL o..
HAY-firm at SIS 00TEs7 90.
PuRE-Heid at SO 60.
BAGOS-IS0 lSt<c.
LARD-Tierce 20d2Ic: key 2iI212tlc.
EUGAl2-CommOm9 }zmI 1910 prime I3Gllfc.
MoLAssEs-N0 sales; iermeuting nomin-
al "a AN6r6Ic
WHISKY 90 %6lih1c.
C0FFEE-Duh and unchanged.
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Louisville kaFket.

BY telegraph f5oBHsVTEsf4Fs. June g.
ToBACC0-SaIes 1871 hhds at SGaI275.
PRoVIsIoNs Weak. Mess Pork at s13 20
Racon-Sh0ui ders l41Sc. clear nj u lNl<c and
clear sides l516c; hams 1910. ~ s- q r
LARD -Tierce 1910.
HIGHWINES-AL BE-
FLoUR-Supef fiue 81 95.
" HEAT-Ked SII5; white 81 25.
COKE-6Gc.
OATs-At zoe.
KYE-El 20
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Memphis Market.

BY telegraph MEMPHIs. June %.
COTToN-F lrmer. at 32e : receipts, 80 bales
exports, I04 bales
FLoUR-Duh and unchanged.
WHEAT-NeW 81 l09l p. -.t
CoRE-921zc.
OATs-Duil at 15c.
HAY-Choice 80 90
BRAN-Dull at 81.
Corn MEAL.-S4 O004 p.
POkK-Firmer at So 00eg34 ..
IARD-2I6e22c.
BACoS-FIrm; shoulders, I5c; sides, l9c.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-The
only case Of note before his Homer on
Saturday, was that Of the State vs..
Valentine Ritzel, on charge of as
sault and battery. Ritzel was fined
one cent and the costs.
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PouHFa o. JULg.p-ft seems 10 be
definitely settled that we will have no
regular celebration of the Fourth OF
July in this city. Next Sunday is the
anniversary of our natal day, and the
general usage is that when the Fourth
falls on Sunday that Monday should
be observed. The day should not be
allowed to pass without proper OBJ
servanee, and it has been suggested
that as we will not have a regular eel
ebFation. that on Monday next bust
ness should be suspended, and every
body take a general holiday, enjoying
themselves in the manner that seems
best to them. We think the sugges-
ton a good one. Let the workingmen
have holiday. They have few
enough, and it will only be properly
observing day that has so much his
torical glory clustering around it. We
hope to see something done In the
matter promptly, and feel sure thai
our business men will cheerfully sus-
pend business on that occasion, so as
to enjoy a holiday themselves and
give their employees an opportunity tC
| do the same
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SAD AFFLIcTIoN.-Mrs DIR. How
ard, a most estimable lady Of Patoka
died few days ago Of typhoid pneu-
monia, and Dr. Howard himself is suf-
fering from the same disease, and his
recovery is considered extremely
doubtful.