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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-08

DWELLING HOUSES.
Et39S each one and half Story
MitIsnilM high, well finished and ven.
H'-1s=a'zz------s- tilated, in fine condition and
and laid off into convenient rooms, with
Kitchens; one having basement and eel
lar and milk dairy aud a spring of pure water
NJ the end, and the other having good eel.
larundcr it, and both standing closetogether
Also a good Wash House, n Log Barn, in
good condition and Stable, Corn Crib,
Carriage House, aud all other necessary out
houses.
No. 2--adjoins the Farm aud contains
10 Acres, Rood ami % Perches
of land, more or less. This lot would make
very desirable building location, as it
fronts on the Stone Road and has Spring
ofpure and never failing water. Also some
Timber and fruit trees, and has other ad'
yantagcs.
No. 3--adjoiw No. ? and contains
Acres Of Ldnd, more or less
No. 4,--coatoas 1 Acres, ? Roods
aud 36 Perchcs, NJ Limit more or less.
No. 5,--coaians Acrcs and 81
Perctes IF Lajd, more or less.
No. G,-coataias 81 Acres Of LaaI,
more or less.
No. 7,--contoiRs 4 Heres and Ii
Perches IF Land, more or less.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-08
PRIVATE SALE
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.

YHNHE undersigned, wishing TO dispose Of
II some of his property, offers at Private
Sale valuable little Farm containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-08

yENHE undersigned will offer at Public
n Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
MARKETS.

CLEVELAND, March /, 1850.
Ffour-Market quiet but unchanged We
quote Us follows: City made $T,00G7. Is for xxx
white; S5 50G95 80 for Xxx spring.
= Wheat-No. Red Winter at 81 ~; No. do,
held at s., or. 81
s Corn-New held at nc.
s. Oats-Held ! 4Sc
Pork-Qgiet; Heavy Mess held at $27, 90; Light
and Short Mess $50 90: Long Clear $500; Short
Clear 5000: Rump $3.50
Lard-Dull and lower: City rendered held st
16c in tierees; 1870 in kegs; country do, 159
151Sc.
Dressed Hogs-11@111sc for light and heavy.
Butter-Firmer; held at 30932c for choice roll
and tnb: medium grades 26g28c; common to
good 20925c.A - :
Cheese-Held at 16@1sc for Factory and Dali
ry; 1SG19c choice lots selected.
Eggs-Held al 239s4e for fresh lots.s sssssg zsss
NEW YORK, March /, 1870.
Flour-Dun and unchanged
Wheat-Quiet and steady; winter very firm
and higher: held firm at 81 So.
Corn-Quiet but firm at $1.G3S1IO6; new SOS
oats-Quiet and steady; held at 5595Tc; State
62464c. (. ~ - e.. -
Kye-Duli and nominal at s5@9Oc.
Barley-Dull and nominal st S5@95c. sGE Eilf8q
Pork-Quiet and weak ut S25, so for mess.
Iard-Quiet and weak at f43fe. -5ltfil !.
Cattle-Market steady and demand fair at Il
gi6Jsc. - --'f
Live Hogs-Market steady and demand fair
ar 91!tdl10c
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

The New AssEssMENT.-Aud of
Statey Godman having issued instrue-
tions to the District Assessors ief this
State toi assess the property of Ohio,
fer<the purposes of taxation at its full
value in grecnback currency on the
23di ult.s General Bali, Representa-
tive In the Legislature from Musking-
um County, offered the following pre-
amble and resolution. which were're-
ferred to, the Committee on Finance !:
| WHEREAS, There. are strong indica-
tions that it is the purpose of the Uni
ted States officials at Washington to
attempt at an early day to force upon
the country resumption of specie
payment; and i54ia s4sr sAei1 s5l-gs.
WHEREAS, In this case it would be
unjust and oppressive to the tax-pay-
ers that the real estate Of Ohio should
be appraised for taxation at apaper
valuation, therefore ze.5sg..
ResolUed, By lhe General Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That the audi
tor of State be and he hereby is direc-
ted forthwith to issue instructions to
the appraisers of real estate requiring
them to assess the real estate of Ohio
at a specie valuation. si-5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

"a BILL has passed the Legislature
of Minnesota providing for submit
ing to the people of that State an
amendment to the constitution OH the
question of Woman's Suffrage, on
which the womenlare to be allowed to
vote, their vote to be taken in sepa-
rate boxes. 1t is understood that the
bill will be approved by the Governor.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

AN EARLY START.-A meeting of
the friends of Beast Butler was held
at Union Square Hall, in Washington,
on Saturday evening, for the purpose
of bringing him forward as candi-
date for the Presidency in 1872. This
is getting pretty early start in the
matter. There is no doubt that the
great spoonist would be a most prop
er candidate for the party OF great
!, moral ideas"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03


REPUD1lTioS..-T The Radical Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund of
Pennsylvania have passed q resolutions
to iiuiify the late decision of the SUI
preme Court ofsthe United States in
regard to- The 1egal1tenders act, ,F and
avowed their purpose TO pay the ih=
debtedness of the State IN 1egal-ten-
ders, or greenbacks only Is not this
repudiation? The debt of that State
was Incurred upon a coin basis with
the understanding that it should be
paid in coin or its equivalent, but
these Radical now propose TO pay it
in deprecated paper. At the same
time they denounce all thoseiW pro-
pose to pay the national $40 bonds
which were purchased with ctlrrehcy
worth not more than from 40 to so
cents on the dollar, in the same cur
rency with which they were originals
ly purchased, as repudiators Was
there ever an exhibition of more
downright hypocricy aso@ ssd .ei19F
THE Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided recently that a val
id divorce under the laws of Indiana
cannot be disputed in. another State,
The Court also held that SO far from
being bound by the ilomiciI of hel
husband, married woman may &C;
ouire = residence independent Of ths
husband whenever such residence i
necessary to the protection Of hci
rights BY litigation" uys
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has ascer-
tanned by the posting Of the books the
total receipts OF the Government from
Alaska since it's purchase, to be $21,-
$50, and the expenditures $685., ,7s9, be-
ing balance of $575.039, ION the
wrong side of 1.-THE ledger. SOD asaa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

IT said that the legalssknowledge of
I" Senator" Wright, the Pennsylvania
negro recently gelected" Supreme
Judge of1SolIth Carolina, was acquirl
ed in. sweeping out the Office, and
washing the spittoons, Of Pennsyl-
vania shyster!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

z-x3fr7 sz1
Sule Aor DaAnases aeaihsG lne 1seceiver %
5theSAsade GsfJH. Rys-7Eerifctsof S3,000.s =
W. .,l;,, -f,,,,,, th,, 1{ro,.,,.,, (1b.,o...J
NV ol4p dAoAa4 lilos w SAalFif OltfSoftECeSs
of last weak the fallnwi.1o extpaef Il
beinos asl,ortion of the renovt of fhe
S-ss7i 81 =. s--sstf
proceedings, of the Court of Comm ON.
3, - -.
E1eaSes OF 4fnmDutIf fceNHL4f,sst In eli 41llg
A.. .P ~,
sesSio " salis1eOi ,g9At rest0efs Will
rom anfher the cireurns staneaa a @ .rolata,3
SAA-sttfss sSsStA se>eA.sss % , SAessosAs
bv the Chronicle. and to such, it, will,
- -. - q -. 49,, =,
be- o1 slnIefest,s2 as showing thes result
= 8 :, .,s, l,,,o. ,,a,d;nc,
oi7e fSteSS A0H5ep SGrsAt9t5s taE19kll 2die st9@
On Saturday morning the case of Ira H Bum
nel rs RI r Potter Receiver was com fnencRd
Infthis case the ,iaintif claimed aar AGES for
iniIiffts to his person 6ccasioned by 4 fan of
sIiegcd 81 have been aing hy a,efendsnt,s am
nio,sss assross III q yssi Les f,
ttssyenna Portage county. to ,Hudson Summit
coijrty II peafed from the festifii that II,
Sentfsin ber 1tf6 the Atlanties n tSrfat Western
Railway Com pany Tor the plirpose Of openiffg
\ hank and ,rstfng gravel for liastin9
! their road dug into the hill over which passed
the road lab5Yt, fSspdto a6eonInod;,te
| travel with the approval of the SUPERVISOR Of
the Groad district directed tire tr;tyeiedI road
around the, hill the old road over the i'll being
,nfhefiaEeIys tereafttsr rendered tint,asshTe .
This stuationS ofS THINGS the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
] when he took charge Of the Railroad, about he
istof ArriiE 1851 When the new road was made
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
The New RAILROAD Project.

EDITOR OF THEREMoCRATIC PRESS:
A railroad through chat portion of,
the country as suggested by Citizen"
in your journalof yesterdays date, in
my opinion, would not be a paying
line, if weare to infer that the pro-
posed Railroad to Palmyra is to be
made similar to one of those now at
work through this district-whefher
broad or narrow guage. Such Road
would cost more than the inhabitants
of the district through which it would
pass could raise in cash TO make the
road at cost price. s. -. sz.,
It is well known that railroads built
by contractors, as a.. general rule, the
contractor pockets the. local subscrip-
ton and builds the road with money
raised on bonds. Ny object in ad
dressing you on the SUBJECTS is to draw
public attention to a mode by which
railroad can be. made both remunera-
tive to the shareholders and adyall-
tageous to the landowners.
10 :, 5itt ,8ai., gs1f3 q
sESF7lsi5D1 " sum lailI o4q e "ouiu
= d1fatnls 1fan 90 NJ Dettlt ,'nan
=. 20 s DeiS'e .osl 's I.sausiS 60 fNrs - "a
= - nre1, = {, ~ : ~ -oapt. ~,
cheap made Railroad, through a poor
oisttict i aug Wpicn pays % per CENT
on spS .,pi'a, YeS'ee !a9 ms 7 :
slA ny - n - lGtns' uns
.o.h rtigs S'a'Y ! u''ii lit = at A.I1 -
in ~ att'SfyoY y st4e FL Rtn Fl: pH:s
ISl Z p. ,..p..!Ls. 4. ,5L,:,s ~
n : ffe.'s ~ tii'l1
W sSIahPS - - Sil.s3 - =
tne oisson y Ylitii " - y osou ~ ~
uss oee ~. p-sSYs IS fh = w = ~
W IVY - W y I - ~ Pti pS0s
~ sstt's,7 ~ u Il.Y.1l ~ = - sSY e
gos..A1;' ~ A.ss lFllis.
~ statod ~ = II { 2 80 Dc and
,,sss ~. Itff -. -
NE s. 7rs;;,
g ~ 80 ~ IYISl' { ~ sS.!i
i9f's5i. e' '.i .iiN-lig g es . fsses
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- a. up" aiue VI ~ .niioe gu Ni'
~ va 2 'eI.7N ..ne me " s4' t1"
sY5ne, on W. eiluel,. IN 'iie passenet
A LEG ~ .lie p,".lol = "a se = ie"A
'sq1el ei's. Z ngliiss sAa.o - usA' 7eg u.
y sn9'lu.tts'4ooi oes' 'ieftt oau u
is'sssl . sss Z - 20 f'ie a 0iit s'ie' = 90
- = set.i ,,ss4 " :, foAl . .''Hes wa
Alen. s',isasei.ha ie5etsns s-Sili pliieps
y isish'-i on Dosa guages anu .he
UePots ZOE passengers - ie, cars 9iof'
coA ane afoh7oFe' not 70 sWeighs more
snan ~ tc"t. nor TO carry more thah
oVs".. Ahesshs' OF less shan 'sc"e' 10
cafHy "a cHe''aih po.h cases I 10 pe
1 WoEAea oifsce lroill Inc mines 10 the
o.iefeh.s "efks', on stle 1ne OF tne
pisee ois '.AnsTshipilie,s' he engine
no.f ~ "s,sAi H'o1e 'pah 2 sons' sne
ite1shs eha passenger Va's% 'oiiS' anu
! ~ satts : 'o,is o,ene'i'iii lfa" -Il54,
ouon aoaa 40 I hase NO" p,oposeo
ineluuaS Ioii'iis s.ooA' oouiu oe maui
toti rR+o'ooO' pei liiie' 'or @ioo'o0o oe-
tween havenna ana - fainyra' II
mouia proves more consenieh' 70
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
HOaUeDs NesU Block, Federal ST.,
m Youngstown, Ohio. .asf
Manufacturer's Agent for the Sale Of
Chickering & Sons, Boston, and
Steinway & Sons, New York,
Paris Exposition Pianos.


The following certificates have been received
Steinway & Sons, New York: 2EtiS5'
s'This is to certify, that we have appointed
Mr.. FL. Z. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
in the counties of Mahoning, Trumbull, Stark
and Portage, in the state of Ohio, and Mercer
County Pa, and no other person has any author
ity to advertise himself as our agent IN those
counties Mr. Finney is our only agent who
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
chaseS. 2sf -
Boston, Sept. oath, 1858.
This is to certify, that Mr.. II. E. FINNEY,
of youngstown, has been appointed Agent for
the sale of our Pianos, in Mahoning and Trum-
bull Counties, Ohio, and no other parties are au-
thorized to advertise themselves as our agents
in the above named counties. -,
Signed STEINWAY q SONS. f
New York, Feb 1s 1859 .r-
Mr. Finney is also dealer in Pianos of other
reliable makers, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons.
Guitars, Violins, &c, Guitar and Violin Strings,
Sheet Music, Instruction Books and Musical
Merchandise of every description. The largest
stock of the above Pianos to be be found in
Northern Ohio, constantly on hand, and will be
for Catalogue and Price Lists. Agents for this
establishment carry Sheet Music, Strings, etc.
l9S REFERENoRs: tssI
Wick Bros. Bankers, and Thomas Brown.
Esq. Youngstown, Ohio.
John Grove Esq =. .Austintown Ohio. "
REV. d. L. Hickok. North Bloomfield, Ohio.
A. B. Kibbee and o. L. Woleott, Pennington,
Ohio 90
G. T. Metcalf, Nj D., Warren, Ohio .tE
Rev. II. W. StrattOn, Huntsburg, Ohio, or Of
the Mahoning Registers Office. .if 1l-s--t
March II, 1669 2S-1 -.- ~ i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

ADMITTED. = The negro Revels,
elected by Ueneraf Amss Mississippi
Legislature to the Senatesofs the Uni-
ted States, has been admitted to his
seat in that august body. The prayer
Of sumner has been answered and be
has fond bis peer......a.
just what kind of fellow this dar-
key carpet -bagger is, little incident
which occurred iu Kansas in August
1856, wiii serveto illustrate. AT that
time he instituted D criminal prosccu-
ton against for having Charged HIM
(RevelsJ with enbezaing tie funds Of
his church, and With fafseIfood and
Hypocrisy. Morris plead in j1stilica-
tions alleging that the allegations were
true. SaThe jury after heariiig the
case, and found avefdfcf for DEFEND
ant, and that Reveis had nbezzled
certain funds belonging to his church
ana That he was guilty offaisehood. >
He is doubtless q 1T associate Of the
Radical scaiaWags Of the Senate. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

THE Negro State Convention held
at frankfort, Kentucky, q few. days
ago, passed Ia series Of resolutions,
and among them one, hooking with
distrust upon Chinese immigration.
The. .darkies evidently don't believe in
the equality Of the races 80 : '''s'is
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

tion against for having Charged HIM
RevelsJ with embezaing tie funds Of
his church, and With faisehood and
hyp6crisy. Morris plead IN justilica-
tions alleging that the allegations were
true. sThe jufy,Ji after hearing the
case, and found aevefdfcf for defend
ant, and that Reveis had einbezzled
certain funds belonging to his church
ana That he was guilty Of ffaisehood.-- =
Heis doubtless a. 1T associate Of the
Radical scaiaWags Of the Senate. EaS
THn Pittsburgh Gazette, itheorganedf
the Radical party in Western Penn-i
syIyanja;osaysi that that party o.shasl
lost its control of the aIaegislatnre, and
it. has lost the Governor wiioml9it'
elected It says ~ We ihaEeRbeenc
soldaegt of both, salldabysfraitors In
QUE leWn household. 3 HHneefortb, let
our o Repnblicans frieldsI knotvv eHly =.
eaehn 9theri,eaWe We.2are 'strsnG ohiy
withonE the traitorss rssnotMithGthem.sss
AL who are mot mithe tls,arBiagaihst
us. fItia high timeo that we takee 9hfsl
asltbe ppint fera raasInew1depaf fturezinl
State poHtirainE Eheq scurYyvbumnnrs,
from the highest 70 1the AoMests who
hayedish opored our organizatie len, and
made our;campsy q seoyey, for stbieyes,,
should be hFandea and dEummed. .epts
With Their, we can never be sure ofiar
victory s. Mithopt them, we shah soon
find the ways opeHs perhaps through
a defeat or 1--WE TO 4fesh ana 1soiid
triumphsr This wiltBe found trne m
citydcouRty 9rState.1os ss11 bio.
s;ssWhen fognes fail out 14Slc.i Ii .sbhetl
MS have peace.yyas s4Htsa ~ .yassb !,
10 $3.50 ...s,.s,.,. Il
iEpi,. ,.st;,;c.t;,,s,Il dt'.T,,g Js;ftess;, 81
A,assisa.,ss,sst : h. ths Tsss; sIstS,.s Il ~. :
b+JslIad az 'thaii1afbi uH ayS5fl6e ayS5fl6 spsls ai;sf
cls;gsd1 Nv a < i,IiieinfIs bfsfbs SnT.es,assl
ure, thirty States, Or twenty Eight, re-
cognizng the recisslon OF New YORK *
andthe defectiyes ratlnca1on OF Indi- noll.
ans.D Below we append the text OF
the amehdment and the States IN the
order Of ratihcation: . - :,
slse'sA - ARTICLE KY 80 -. -
NSection1 4. The right OF citizens
OF tne' OlaLtco Statos 70 Vot0 slaH sH0s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

Take look at our stock before You buy, and
we can save you money.
Ravenna, Sept %. lse9 5T-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
in all qualities. ever offered in this market. 8
THE best s stock ofPrint. at IL Lac in por-

SO -S-4lt .-IuiisE :.rsr.--sess -rs-.r-5
ataA 4aib.sH2s s5si s..uss sls.s-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03
RAVENNA MARKET,

sUTLIFF.-At her residence in this village on
tn the a5th ult, of consumption, Mrs. Mary
Sutlif, aged 81 years f.ll.sii sflf as.4-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

sRAvEsNA, Feb. 25 1870, r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-03

In fact we have everything usually found In q
Furnishing Store, Weinvite the people of Por-
tage County to call and examine our Goods be-
fore purchasing, rs our Goods were bought low,
and will be sold as cheap IS any live man dar
sell. 4 FIATH q FOE,
Pee's Building. Main etFest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15
NEW YORK CITY.

~. New YORK, June II.
An armed crew still remains on the
schooner Rough Diamond. which is now
discharging her cargo in Brooklyn, under
the orders of DR.. Cochran, Health Officer
of Brooklyn. \ meeting Of the Quaran-
tine Commissioners, will be held tn'mor.
row, when the matter will be discussed by
Dr. Cochran. The Health Officer Of the
port is expected TO attend the meeting
and explain his reasons for wanting TO
remand the Rough Diamond to her an
Choragc at the quarantine.
The Police Commissioners Of this city,
have by a resolution, authorized the bail
ing at police stations, alter the arrest Of
persons charged with slight Offences, such
us single assaults, violation OF the corpo'
rtion, ordinance libel, and malicions mis-
chief. r"-.. 10
The German compositors of this city,
have formed Typographical Union, and
propose to establish branches in all the
principal cities Of the United States.
Vim. Hunter Dudley, appointed cade'
at West Point, at the suggestion OF Gen
cral Grant, in 1867, was buried yesterday
in Trinity Cemetery, his former class
mates, including n son of General Grants
acting MS pail bearers. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

the question, l am unable to sec in the
present condition of the contest in Cuba
those elements which are requisite to con;
stitute war in the sense Of international
law. The insurgents hold no town or
city, have no established seat Of Govern
mGnt, they have no prize Courts, no or
ganization for receiving or collecting reve-
nue., no seaport to which prize may be.
carried, or through which access can DC
had by foreign power to the limited in
terror territory or mountain tastness which
they occupy. The existence oil Legisla'
turc representing any popular constituent
cy is more than doubtful in its uncertain
ty. There is no probable evidence Of an
election of any delegates or authorities oi
anV Government outside the limits OF the
camps occupied from day to day by NOV
ing companies Of insurgents, Thereis Is no
commerce, no trade, either internal or
foreign, no manufactures. Tho late Com
mandcr.in.C Chief of insurgents having re-
Gently come TO the United States, publicly
dcclarutl IIIaL all continental intercourse
Of trade with the interior world had been
utterly cut off, and he further added, ITO
day we have not ten thousand arms in
Cuba
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15
The Latest News.
News of the Day.

The Lord Mayor of Bombay was re-
Gently thrown from his horse, near kulka
and seriously injured.
Baron Won Bcust, Prime Minister Of
Austria, is slowly recovering his health.
The indianapolis Daily Times, after a
brief career of eight days, has suspended,
The New Albany Qnd) Daily Commercial
has done the same.
The Senate will not vote Mrs. Lincoln a
pension. A motion by Mr.. Sumner, Mon
day, to take up the bill for that purpose
was rejected by large majority.
The police report half dozen mysteri'
Gus disappearances Of persons i'll New
York and Brooklyn within one week.
Two of them were supposed 10 be rum
aways.
Red Cloud and his chiefs had u final in
terview with Secretary Cox, Monday:
They went to New York next day, and
will remain there till Thursday, when
they return to Fort Laramie, where lou
lodges of Sioux await them.
The Howard investigation case is now
closed, and the testimony all i'll. MIR,
Wood is TO sum up his case ut the ne1l
meeting of the new committee, and Gen.
Howard has his answer ready for pre-
scntati0n. .. s'... rr.
At $50 Monday evening, the passenger
train which lef( Cincinnati at 6:1O T. NJ,
on the Whitewater Valley Railroad, col
lidCd with gravel train and killed james
al, Nf in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June ID.
FLouH-Dull and dropping; buyers are holding
OF; prices unchanged; family Is 1906 90; some
sales made At s. 5S.
GRAIS-Wheat-Hcld at 81 coal q, but de.
mRnd light; buyers are holding OIL COrn-Dull
at SSf19Jc OAts-Dull at 5S9Glc. Rye-Stcady
at 9Gc1$l. Barley-Nomlnal
CoTToX-Dull and prices nominal at 9lc for
mddling.
TOBACCo-Firm and In good demand at full
prices.
WmsKr-Stcady, with moderate demand at
l2ftl I3c.
PRoyIsIoNs- Unchanged and quiet, but all ar.
ticles held firmly. Mess Pork $50 5O buyers Of
rercd 6Oc less Bulk Meats-ShOulders held nl
l3c: sides l5ftI5H(tlGc. but no demand; conces
sionS Of AGtEc would have Ind to be made to
sell Bacon In fair demand at l3XGIGEGl1Ac
SuEar.curcd Hams are tending upward; sales aI
2lGt2lAC. Lard In moderate demand at l6C.
BUTTER--Dull at lSft22G
CHEEsE-l2Glic. -.
EdUs-2aGt2lc.
oMs-Linseed OIL 81 10. Lard oil Is lowel
now at 81 1901 20. Petroleum firm at GGG9St
for refined.
CATTLE-BceS cattle steady at - 1907 20.
Hods-StcHdy At IS 50iby 90 gross.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

MR. STOKES, ofTennessee, created some
surprise in the House Of Representatives,
Monday, by submitting for immediate
vote a bill removing the political disabili'
ties Of every person disfranchiscd by the
third section of the Fourteenth Amend
mcnt, and at the same time abollshing the
iron.clad oath. The bill was wretch
ed affair wanting alike in grammar
and dcliniteness, and there was no op'
portunity for change or amendment. 1t
was rejected by q large vote. 1t
is believed the Reconstruction Com
mittee will report bill cnbodying BrT.
LER's ideas, and granting amnesty to all
but two or three classes of persons, say
those educated at West Point or Annapo.
lis, those who abandoned Congress to go
into the rebellion, and those who had dpart
in the central government of the Con-
lrderacV,