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l4l7 prizes amounting to. ......... $50, ,0o0
prico of T;okofa
The Store

Is first class b,ick, the northwesterly third
of substantial and elegant block, erected in
1867. It is situated in the center Of bust
ness, in the beautiful and fourishing city Of
Marietta, Ohio, and is "a feet on Front street
by so feet deep, three stories high, with 3
cellar under the whole. II 10 fnished in the
finest style, and there are NO handsomer
store rooms in the State, outside the princi
pal cities. The lot ia "a feet by $50 feet.with
a rear front on Post street, and is increasing
In valua
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NEW ADVERISEAi
The New Article Of "a

For twenty i've cents you can buy = q
Druggist OF Grocer Z pAokate Of -
Fsrine, manufactured from pure IFis15
or Carrsgeen. which will make sixteen
Of Blanc Mango, shd like quausity of 81
dings, Custards, Creams, thasiotte RussS
&c. tits By far the ohsspest. hsalth;s1l
most dsliciehs food IN the world.
RAND SEA Moss FAn1SE Co IS
IS Park Placs. n +.
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HAn article on roads appears this
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-03-08

EEThe county of Monroe gave
Grant l,443 votes.--NoJle Co. Repu6li-
can.
You might have addeu-and SEYMOUR
had 1891 votes. Majority 1854. Also
that HANS received 903 votes in 1869,
and PENDLEroN's majority was 1889.
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JoHs SELrssR L Co., Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unequalsd Knabs Piano, II 4
Is, East State street, Columbus. 0.-aug3xl6w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-03-08

The reco mmeniatien of friends, and the sug-
gestions Of many ticket holders have induced
us to make change in: our schedule BY in
creasing the number of prizes in Dry Goods,
and adding 81 geo in Greenbacks: As far
ther assurance to ticket holders, F. F. Pearce,
ESQ.,, Cashier If the Marietta National Bank,
has kindly consented to act as Treasurer with
whom all moneys received for tickets will be
deposited until after the drawing and the de-.
livery Of the deeds and property to the for
tunate parties entitled thereto. Thus the
integrity Of our enterpriseis fully guaranteed
These changes necessarily require more
time, and pos,ponement Of the distribution
has therefore been made. We Halter our.
selves that the increased attractiveness Of
the schedule viii be sufficient apology.
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The DweIIing

IN v6lu6s
The Dwelling
Is good two story brick, in excellent repair,
and contains eleven rooms. It is finely loca.
ted In the village Of Williamstown, on the
Ohio River, opposite Marietta, and commands
q beautiful view of the city and river.
The Dry Goods
Are new, fashionable, of the best quality, and
purchased expressly for the retail trade
They consist Of fine cloths, cassimers, dress
goods, domestics-in short, full line Of all
goods usually kept in q first class dry goods
store. The goods viii be appraised By two
merchants Of this oity-the appraisers to be
chosen by the ticket holders.
s r LIE NDID PR E M L y N s /!
Best Farmer's Paper and Best Lady's Magazine
Any person sending a. $40 for club Of s
tickets We will give Orange Judd's Amsrican
Agriculturist for one. year.
Any lady sending us $40 for club Of 10
tickets, we will give Godey's Lady's Book for
one year.
% All persons who desire to participate In
this Grand Distribution are requested to send
their orders at once. Do net delay until the
last moment, but forward your orders promptly
and give us time to make the entries cor
rectly.
B BRemittances may be made by Bank
Drafts, Postofacs Orders, or Registered Lst-
ters. Write names and address plainly. Or
ders containing rsmittances may be addressed
| to +. 4 Pearce, Esq., trustee. ALI other COM
muuicatious to the undersignes.
The distribution will be superintsnded by Z
comps' ent committee, and Nill positively
take place at the time designated. For Agen-
cies and Tickets, address
BERKELEY & DUrT0N, Marietta, o.
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.Job work of all KINDS
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call.
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yTOU have been humbugged 80 often BY get.
j ting bad pictures and getting your
watches spoiled; but this workman is from
Philadelphia, and has had nine years expert
ence in photograpning, and six years expert
isuce in the Rlgin Watch Factory; he feels as
sured he can give perfect satisfaction in pho
tographing and watch repairing. His prices
are:
One Single Picture % Cents.
I 4 Photographs. hs................@l 90
{ 6 ....... .......... / so
g. ..................2 q 90
l2 8 90
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New Photograph Gallery

NEw wATcEIMAKER
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
BULLS
SAIS - Al a II ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read tho Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:
B.n.sa barracks. No. Apra 20, Is

Bsntsn barracks. No. April 90 is,d.
Or JOHN RULT-usir Sir; knowing ths ell.
osusy OF your sarspaTi'ia, and r heaiug ami b.ho-
roAl qualities n posssshss, send you tHv following
ttagssieut 81 my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago--Nls taken pris
oner ana confined tnrs .AtCcu months. Bong move.
90 often, my wounds have not healed ycL have not
80 up.a moment siuos HA- wounded, am shot
through the hips. Nv general health - impaired,
and need som'thlu, o. assist nature. ! have moFg
faith lu your sI-al ali.1 than n anything clsc, wish
that that Is genuine. Please express me half dozen
hl.tlos, snd Ub.go CAPT &. T.. JOHNSON,
-, Louis, Mo,
F. The following was written April 30, lsGC, -
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. Johnson;
Or, JOHN EULls-4ta- S.T; Ny husband, bT, {.
:. Johnton, was skl1rl surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. whore Ae died, leaving tho above
g. A. johnson M my care, AZ rteeu years ~ age,
he had u chrome darT!iea AMI scr0fula, for Whrh J
gav0 him your sar Ipa.4h. 1T CURED HIM ]
have for ten years recommended IL "a many ia Now
York. Ohio ami Lows, for scIOius, fever surcs, and
general debility Perfect success has attended o..
Ire s9r 'sa Of sreiG and sorss
suos. ~irIsl!ats. am very anxious loT my son
10 again have recourse 20 your sarsaparllla. He Il
fearful Of getting spurious article hence has Whiting
10 you fuTIt. His wounds wore terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
BACHELORS Hair Dye.

| bhcheiors HAIR byc.
THIS splendid Hair Dye r. tho bssi in the world; the
only true AMI perfect Dye, harsless reliable, astan-
taneous no DISAPPOINTMENT; no rdeulous ,iuts:
remedies The III effect, % bad dyes; invgorates and
leaves tne Hair soft ADD beautiful black or brown
| Sold by all Druggists aud Perfumer-, and properly
! applied At Bachelors Wig Factory, 10. lt, Bond
| trcet, New York. nozIdSwly
An ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases, incident to Ionth aud
Early Msuh ood which create lmps d a ents 10 MAR
RAGE with sure means Of relief sent IN sealed let.
ter envelopes, free Of charge Address, DR.. 8 skill
| LIN HouGHToN, Howard Association, Phn.del.
phtA, Pa. seTday3m
brakes Collection
or nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds of Wine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordals superiui
Cider, and much other useful information for those
dealing IN or manufacturing any OF the above, either
for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail free OF postage, tor 50 cents Address
r. +. NORMANDY, SOL Market street, st. Lens. Mo.
se2T lydsw
..f IT Yen Want
Material 10 make dollar bottle of the bo,t Hair Ro
soratye ever used for restoring gray hair to ts org.
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rYou Want
Nee Whte Teeth, Healthy Gums, and asweot breath
send for our TURKISH pENTRIFIcE, prise. 80
cents, -.
If You Want
sure care for Headache, catarrh, Deafness, buE
zlng in the ears send for our srERSUTAToRY
Price IS cents.
pa. Either OF the above scat post. paid on reesp,
OF price. ..I
Address Joseph X. L'shsr, tsI Market street. n.
Louis, no. ser Iyasv
A Hare COllectioM.-koWIand' Receipts.
Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc., comprising valuable
Information for everybody. Sent by mai, (ffss ei
postage) for 30 cents. t. '"
Address X. T.. NORMANDY, sol Market street, 81.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
Woodruf's Patent

Run through TO Philadelphia on all Night Trans.
aud New York VI. Philadelphia ana Alinnlosn, With
out change, aroTding fasseu.es a Aixtt Of undis
tuTtcd rcst, and
Landing them In New York hours IA
Advance of all other LIues!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05

Aud 10 time 10 secure Hotel aooonmo daiios, touIt
the arrival Of the passengers by otssg rsUiss,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
Boats.

Connecting atst. LOUIS with
Northern Line Packet Company,
keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and Various Railroad Lines
Al Memphis with
Memphis and White River Packet CO.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and Charleston IL. r.,
and Mississippi T. Tennessee RI
A. Nioksburg with
Yazoo River Packets, and
vieksburg aud Meridian Railroad
Giving through bills iajsng and nekes TO All available
points by rail or river.
ClIAs. T. HikDE, General Agent.
Office on WhAf.toat.
Ed. F. sIssoN. riVsct and Passenger Agent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES
EYIILLCOX & NIBBS
" SEWING UMachine
is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.

IL lhL DESl TUX fAMlL1 USE
w Hind, BRAID, Quilt and Embroider
Beautifully. IL -iil. With the Pin EST needle and
over ~. s@aye., Beaver cloth n En eewsIdc With 81
change Of needle, thread or tension. II will use
coarse cotton, linen, six and twine II easier
fa.Ier and stler than any other machine. II forms
Hat even and elastic seam n 'ering from every other
stitch e~sh loop icing TWISTED 6y means Of
THE "RoTATISG HOOK"
sns drawing The wet iIto the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch 20 that the seam will bear 10 10
cut At frequent intervals and In that even the
seafn . warranted not IN rip N wear, and under
is,, have been sgfmnei'.o Commit.ses a, FAIRS
-hsre WAS tho GREATEST COMPETITION, and 10
this stitch ptemurn, have been awarded for ils
snpcr,eri'y, Durability, hias'icity and
A patented device prevents tho possibility Of tho
machin. beins run Ia tho wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching tho dress.
The NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus avoiding the great trouble ofother fnscLnes.
NO BREAKING or NEEDLES,
Tao blade o! the needle Is les. than thres.fs grt.
81 Nh inch long, and j. straight.
WRONG.
Az, ose may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
Ter b. Ike this. II turns tho hem the shi OF IN.
der .ide as you want u.
:, will no, drop ,s,i,ehe., a. the needle i.
always -si right the blade short and stra gh doc :
not V.bEa,c, Lac longer ones. They arc
NLSuFAcTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CIsIoS.
Hensc osch part interchangeable A.. ,.n h. readi
~ replaces ~ case % accident IL will last genera
Ilen, Il properly cared for. None who las u,-d Il
eau bo persuAdsdt a. u.o any 0'hH-.
The reaninc.', o'ennes., --.....l. and, beauty o.
- utes.
WERE NEVER EQuALHp.
Iu RAPIpITI, ABSOLUTE srILLSEss. EASE
Of LOTION, uAgTCwIess AMI ncAtues. Of It's HEN
and YELL were never approached ~ any other
The PRESS universally pronoune. this the BEST
FAMILY sEWlNI MACHINE ~ ThE WORLD.
whatever the moT,. Of the other machines, u II no
for family use, doablc that u any other offered
10 the puhlle
II received the Gold Medal o. hs Lus<lcan In.
st'trie-thS FIRST PREMIUM for
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
A. 90 great New .Engl.nd Fsir-tse Vermont State
fAir-the Pennsylvania state FAir--tks Ind ana State
fair-the W ronsls state EaiT--ths Michigan state
fHlr-ihe Iowa state FaiF--snd az over so County
Fairs thT0us hout tho West-mAk NJ 10 ore First Prem.
iulns lhah were taken by all otscr sssIng Machines
togeiser IN the sasS tirse.
II Is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THB woRLn.
We take other nashines in exchange, We seu
81 sewing hacsire,
Agents Want cd.-Terms 70 I.sss. descriptive
CIRCULAR .a sppN4I4eus 81 WsEk ssnt ZEE ~ mail On
re'S r. 81 stamp, A-i 81
CORNELL, WARD a. COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
sSiake s'ra-f, - Ga -. ave
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05

A Hare observation-disclosures Receipts.
Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc., comprising valuable
Information for everybody. Sent by mai, (frss si
postage) for 20 cents. .. .I"
Address H. T.. NORMANDY, sol Market street, St..
Louis, Mo. se?7 dawiy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
Che Greisj,,g d'ulletin.

Tho Bvss.a Brnrrs published every aftor-
noon. At No. 10 T"uti street, (rkornton Bloek), by
Johu II. Oberly & Co., for sucuhaaon 10y oafricss,
osvomen, sad the raafls.
Tho WEEKLY BULLETIN, large eigst.rsgc forty coll
ann paper, issned on Thursday, fer rao nAAs, end
for sac al our counter aud By newsd.alers.
sr'specuacn copies furnished TE,R Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY co., Care, nj.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
Elegant wide Passenger Cars,

These care arr thoroughly ventilated and provided
Slth ever! modern improvement necessary TO the
safety and comiOH 81 travellers
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

luy you ticket, for New York, phisdophs aud NJ
puuts E.st. va tho P.u,bufg, For, Wayn, CLlcag
iIi tho Pen. ''vana Csutf.. la.iirOa Tho trains o
10
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
OIs MIRA

MAKE close connections % A4t1Os AMI Chicago; AMI
tho .nute TIP ~ Sew fOTk }. male sIIA Onlr sso
changes % cars,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-05
Oh. JOHN BULL's PnopaI olrivc
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross Street,
LoutSv111c,K Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United Mates and World. VIDE
Readers:

To Ny United Mates and World. Vide
Readers.
7 HAVE received many testnonIas from profes
j sionAl snd medical men, my almsnacs and yarl.
ous publications have shown, all OF Viii genuine
The following from highly edsc.ted and popular
physician IN Georgia, " certainly oae OF the most
sensible communications have ever rece we'd. DR..
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
nnny deserves "a be written IN letters of gold
Hear wh.s N. DocIoT says Of bulis Worm Des.
royer;
vssnor, waiEsr County, Ca,
June -, lsUC,
Or. Joss BsLL-near slr IAave recently gwen
your "Worn Destroyer several trials, and tud 10
wonderfully sfica Qua u has net failed Ia single
pretty large cssnty rraciTe, aas have daily u-@ TOT
some Eriieis sfiae k.nd. ! ara free 20 conios,
.hsi know Of 30 rcispdy W the ablost
Aathorites TIN 10 ceftan anu speedy IN is effects.
On tue contrary, thsy are uncertain IN the extreme,
NJ object M writing you 20 Ind cot upon what terms
] caa gst thg aodig.Ec d.rogIy from yos. II can
get uDon easy teIas, shall use great deal 81 To-
the Teachings and practice % grcat majority Of the
regular line disczriInrh remedy watch W. know 70
Do sufficient simply because We may De suufaut oilt-
combination. For my part hall make Il rule o.
gss AL and every means 90 alleviate suffering human.
lty which may be aldo " command-nOt hesitating
because som. one more ingenious than my self have
learned ~ effects rst and secured the sole right
n advocate supporter Of the thousand ~ worthless
go-trums that ho0 the county, that purport W cure
all manner oil diseases 20 which scNl IT, heir. Please
reply soon, and Inform me ofyour best terms.
Ia am, sf, very respectfully,
~ JcLIUsP CLEMENT, MD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

FATAL ACCIDENTAL friend of the
JOURNAL writing from Williams
Post Office. Christian County, KY,
says:
The neighborhood of Coaltown,
KY, was thrown into deep mourning
by sad accident. William league,
one of the best of citizens, was in the
habit OF hunting wild turkeys, going
out before day In the morning; and
one morning, last week, he took his
gun, went out, and not returning as
soon as usual, the neighbors were
aroused and search was made for
him, when he was found dead, killed
BY his own gun by some unaccount-
able accident-generally supposed by
his having blown in his gun to ascer-
tain if it were loaded. The ball
entered near his mouth, ranged up
ward, and, no doubt, killed him in
stantly.
William league had been a Fed
eral soldier, and a more gallant one
never marched upon the battlefield,
as those who saw him In action will
iDgly testify. He leaves a family
his wife an invalid-to mourn his
loss, his neighbors mingling their
tears with those of his family. He
was a pious and exemplary christian,
and he now basks in haven of eter-
nal rest, where pain is unknown.
May his bereaved family and mourn
ing friends be comforted by the con-
soling thought that, though parted
here, there will be a time when all
will be reunited in happy Eealm to
part no more.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

FAIR OR NO FAIR.-The attention
of those interested in a county Fair is
called to the report of the meeting of
the stockholders of the VanderbArg
County Agricultural aud Mechanical
Association, on Saturday.
There was not as full an attendance
of stockholders as such an enterprise
demands, and those there showed an
apathy we did not expect to witness.
When called on for an expression
as to whether those present would aid
the trustees in getting up the Fair and
putting it through, there was not a
single cote IN the affirmative.
This spirit, if it can be called such,
is not calculated to stimulate the
Trustees much; and without the
stockholders in particular. and the
citizens in general, will do all in their
power to help the trustees. the Fair
grounds ought to be sold, and all par
ties interested be deprived the privi-
lege of visiting a Fair again.
We hope. however, for better
things, aud that our t0hoLe people will
do everything in their power to make
the coming Fair one that Evansville
aud the State may be proud of. Our
people can do this if they will, "and
they ought TO will"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

VANDERBURG COUNTY AGRIcUL-
TURAL ASSOCIATION. - Pursuant to
notice, the Stockholders met at the
Court House, on Saturday, May Il.
The meeting was called to order by
VIM. M. Akin, Esq, Secretary; Pres
ident J. G. Potts, having to leave.
On call it was found that the con-
stitutional quorum was present, both
in number of Stockholders, and
shares of stock.
Isaac Keen moved that the Asso-
citation hold Fair this fall.
After discussion by Messrs. Keen,
Ralston, II. T. Blount, Akin, Horn
brook and others, vote was taken.
and it was unanimously in favor of
holding a Fair.
II was moved that a committee of
three. consisting of Isaac Keen, j.
Fl. Morgan and H. F. Blount, nomi-
nate suitable persons as candidates
for trustees.
The committee reported the names
of j. II. Morgan, VIM. M. Akin, P.
Hornbrook, Thomas P. Briton and
HI. f. Blount as suitable persons.
On motion the report was received,
and the gentlemen were the recipi-
ents of the whole cote Of members
present.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

FIGHTING.-A number Of rowdies
who went on the excursion to Spots
vile yesterday on the Fayette, dis
tinguished themselves in a way that
is not very creditable to this city. or
pleasant to the Spottsville people.
Hardly had the excursion landed
when one pugnacious fellow declared
his desire to thrash the best man in
the town, and one poor fool of that
place, deeming his honor assaulted, an
nounced himself as the person sought
for, and a fight was the result, in
which the Evansville lOafer got a
bruised nose, and the Spottsville man
got cut from cast knuckles.
On the return trip one young rough
drew a revolver and threatened to kill
another; and a dispute about the own
ership of some fish was made the oc-
casion of fight, wherein one person
was knocked down with a lump of
coal weighing FIVE or six pounds.
When the landing was made here,
another fight occurred over basket
of fish. before the roughs all got
home.
The presence of these pests, were
a serious drawback on the pleasure
of the trip.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23
RI ER N z w q
For Other RiUer Items See THIRD Page.

The weather yesterday was nearly
clear. till towards night, when some
clouds appeared in the southwest, but
hardly of such character as to war
rant a hope of rain. The mercury
ranged above 90o in the vestibule of
the JOURNAL office, all day, and at 2
P. NJ, touched go. The river during
the "A hours ending at P. NJ, yes
terday, had fallen 6 inches. The at
mosphere was very close and sultry,
with scarcely breath of air astir.
The arrivals and departures up to
midnight last, include the Clara
Scott, to Nashville; Pine Bluff, to
Caunelton and return; Idlewild, to
Cairo; Evansville. to Green River;
Morning Star, to Louisville; Mary
Houston, Louisville to New Orleans;
Silver Spray, New Orleans to Gin
cinnati; America, Cincinnati to Ar
kansas River; Lawrence. Cincinnati
to Nashville; Jim Watson. and
barges, St. Louis to Cannelton; Mol
lie Ebert, New Orleans to Pittsburg;
Altoona, Cincinnati to st. Louis;
Glendale, Pittsburg toSt Louis; Fay
cite, to Green River and return; Tar
ascon, Louisville to Henderson and
back; Quickstep, from Cairo; Pine
Bluff, from Cannelton; Hartford,
from Graan River
The packets. on Saturday. had
fair trips out.........The Mary Hous-
ton arrived between 2 and 3 A. n,
with moderate trip. She added
little here, aud left before daylight.
1.-THE Silver Spray had a good
up river trip.........The Jim. Watson
had tow of barges........The Amer
lea had all she could take to Arkan-
sas River, on the prevailing stage of
water......The Lawrence aud Altoona
had moderate trips.........The Glen
dale, with her barge, had a good trip.
She discharged a large quantity
of glassware and iron here............
The Quickstep spent a good deal of
timeIgathering up AZ hhds. of the
Robert Moore's drowned tobacco,
which she took to Paducah. She did
not get in until near 2o'clook. Capt.
Grammer informs US that the sand
has washed from beneath the bow of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23
OIncInnali Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, May "A.
FLOUR Unchanged and fair demand.
WHEAT-Uuchanged.
CoRN-Flrm, and higher rates were ask
ed but no advance established; sales OF TO-
900 bushels az e6dB6c for ear aud mixed
shelled prime white sold at 81 or.
RYE-l@2c highez and In demand at 90
BARLET-HominalIy unchanged; SOC TO
81 O5 is the whole range.
CO-ToN-Unchanged and dull; middllng
nominElly 221<c.
TOBACuo-Firm and I'm good demand;
sales Of $50 hogsheads at SO to s2l for frost.
ed trash TO good leaf
WHIsKY-Unsettled 81 O5 asked, 81 O3 of
fered small sales were reported at 81 O5 for
old process.
PRovIsIoEs- dull, with a heavy
feeling and hardly any demand.
MESS PoRK-Held at $50 75080.
LARD-At Ice.
BULK MEATs-could have been bought
at 1Isz9I4s<c.
BACoN-ShouldeTs cold to q moderate ex-
tent az i5Ic; nothing done In sides; they
are held at l65<@171<.
SUGAR CURED HAMs-At 10000.
DRIED BEEF-Scarce and IN demand at
20M2lc.
BUrTER-In fair demand at 2Oa25c for
fresh.
EGG5-l51z916c.
LINsEED Orr Advanced to 81 Oe@i or.
GOLD lI4% buying.
ExCHANGE-Par.