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NINETY-SIXTH DAY.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, June 22d, 1870.
The following bills passed.
bill supplemental to an act in relation
10 Chancery Courts.
An act to extend the time for the collec-
ton of taxes for the counties of Monroe and
NeshObA
The following bills were introduced.
by Mr.. Bennett-a bill to be entitled an
act IN relation to Chancery Courts.
BY Mr. Bennett-a bill TO be entitled an
act TO incorporate the town of Byram.
BY Mr.. Bennett-a bill entitled an act to
authorize Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
IN vhancery to have causes continued by
iliing OF affidavitS in courts.
By Mr.. Pierce-a bill To be entitled an act
to Increase the jurisdiction of the Mayor, or
Justice of the Peace of the town of Pamela,
In the county of Pamela.
By Mr.. Ballard-a bill to be entitled an act
20 incorporate the town of LuXahoma, in
the county of DeSoto and State of MissisSip-
|pi.
The President under the resolution intro
duced by MIR. Gleed and passed by the Sem
ate authorizing him to discharge such COM
mlttee clerks as may not be needed. dis
charged all the committee clerks of the Sem
ate except the clerk on the judiciary.
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HOUSE.

a. Lewis. from Special Committee, to
-, was referred to the Governors mes
N VIZ IN regard to the Hardee Maps, reported
sat.6nrizing the Governor to receive a new
,,-,nd rom T. 5. Hardee, etc Passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
pr NJ. Sessions to provide for the col
i.ryion Of taxes in the county of Lincoln.
~ Nr. Manning: TO incorporate the Mis-
si..inpi Insurance Company.
RI Nr. Coggshall: TO provide for the in
.or13oration and government of Fire and
foisnd Navigation, Insurance Companies.
Tne following BINS passed
To incorporate the Nicksburg Ferry Com
pany. ~, ,,.,.,,,... we,
tam p. Cassidy minor of Franklin county,
and Albert G. Seannon.
n proyide for the eXtention of time for
.ba n1yment of taxes in Tallahatchie coun-
10 Mr.. Hodges nstructing the Commit
,ss On Appropriations to examine the ac-
saunt of the Sergeant-at-ArmS of the House
t5r services during recess of the Legisla
N.o 70 examine the accounts of the Com
rittse on Repairs and Furnishing the Ex
ecptye Mansion, aud report bill making
nroy,ons for payment of the same. Adopt
81,
By Mr.. Hodges: Petition of w. III. Clop-
anu oLiltI5. against t&bGnulHS lAC COi
Dorqte limits of the citYof Aberdeen. Refer
red % Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Boyd:
Resolved. That it be the sense of this
House, that no member thereof who has
been appointed and confirmed, either as eX-
ecntiYe, judicial, or ministerial office, and
who has accepted the same, Is entitled TO
seat on this floor.
An act TO secure and protect all citizens
IN the right TO travel upon all public con-
yayance in this State was taken up,
Mr.. Lynch moved to amend section 2 by
Inserting after the word Estate" in thir-
tenth line, the following:
Or who shall compel or attempt to compel
any person or persons TO occupy any partic-
ular car or any particular part of their cars,
stare coaches, steamboats,, or other water
crafts. set apart for the accommodation Of
people a passengers.
Mr.. Hodges moved to table the amend
ment. Lost.
Yeas 70; nays, 81. The amendment was
adopted.
YEAS. - Messrs. Boulder, Campbell,
Charles. Clarke Coggeshall, Davis, Foote,
Foster. French, Griggs, Handy, Hatch, Hen
dersOn, Head, Higgins, Holmes, Howard,
Jacobs, Johnson, Jones, of Marshall, Lewis,
Lynch, LoOmis. Manning, McNees, Moore,
Morgan, NewsOn, Norris, Piles, Quinn,
Scarborough, Spelman, Stewart, Sites, Stone,
Warren, White, Within, Wilson, Wood of
lazOO-4l.
NAYs.-Messrs. Boyd, Cabell, CARING
ton, Collins, Currie Dansby, Greer, Hart
aeii, Hemingway, Hodges, Hunt, Johns,
Langlord, Maxey, Mister, Munson. Nabers,
Niles, owen, Phillips, Roane. of Pike,
SnOwden. Stiles, Underwood, Wood, of
Pontotoc, 20.
Bill passed rs amended. Yeas, 46; nays,
"a.
An act concerning the Vendors Equitable
Lien. was taken up and passed. Yeas, "a !;
nays, y.
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engrafted in every law we might pass 1t is
now question as to whether we shall have
railroads or not Much ado il sought TO be
made about members OF this body becoming
stockholders in charters. How 10 IL, would
ask with the Alcorn family? Have they the
exclusive right to moDopOlize all the char
ters: DO they own the State of Mississippi,
and are we q mere mass OF puppets in their
hands? And especially are we, as Demo
Gratis TO do the dirty work Of the Alcorn
familyy Talk Of prospective corruption
Why, Mr.. Speaker. look at the Alcorn levee
bill Five commissioners TO be appointed
by the Governor. and then as be cannot trust
his own commissioners. he appOinfs Pres
ident-the whole to haze perpetual success
sion-they are to handle some i've or six
millions. Now, If here is not pretty big
niger in the fence, | am no judge. And
yet we are told we must not become ineor-
porators in a ailrOad charter. Is not this
the devil peddIing prayer books. If for no
other reason would vote for this General
Railroad bill, and | say that democrats
should vote for IT. because it is recognized
as an dRti-AIcorR Leree bHI-a bill that
should forever damn every member who
supports it in the interest of the Alcorn
family. Again, | would speak of something
else in this connection: w have man, a
sort of Johnny Bull, Cockney cut whisker-
ando who, / believe edits the so-called Off
cial organ. 1t is said that this choleric
Johnny Bull strips off his breeches and
writes his leaders in his shirt tail We have
all had taste of how this citizen of petit
coat government p-esumes 10 put US, his
masters under the whip. Now. does this
eockney chap, with the Georgia military
costume of a shirt and pair OF spurs repre-
sent the Governor? II so, we are a set of
donkeys to be put under whip and spur
Are we, as Americans and Mississippians,
TO be taught political consistency by john
ny Bull. Shame on the man so craven, as
to bow his head beneath the whip, so far as
to vote 10 sustain a veto that is an insult TO
his manhood, Mr.. Speaker, | for one am no
donkey-I favor the bill
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HOUSE.

The Speaker announced the following
Special Committees.
To investigate Board of Levee Commits
Si0ners-Messrs. Manning of Tunica, Wood
oi AGO. and Harrington of Coahoma.
On resol utiOns in relation to Office OF At
torney General, &c.-Messrs. Jones, of Mar
Snail Stewart, of NOXubee, and Maxey.
On resolution inquiring whether any
member of this House is exercising the
functions of his office, unlawfully-Messrs
elarke, Parker, CoggcshaIl, Spelman and
tonner.
The following bills were introduced.
by Mr.. LandOn-to provide clerk for
we ONCE of Attorney General.
bY Mr. Parker-to secure the rights of
married women
BY Mr.. Clarke--in relation to the location
OF Normal School.
BY Mr.. LoOmis-to establish q land Office
ior tue State OF Mississippi.
and Administrator.
BY Mr.. Langford-to require Express
companies to publish their rates of charges,
and for other purposes.
By Mr.. How ard--in relation to Justices of
the Peace.
The following bills passed:
An act supplemental to an act in relation
TO Circuit Courts.
Mr.. Nabers offered the following:
Resolved, That hereafter the seats of AL
an absence of two weeks, without good and
legal excuse. are hereby declared vacant.
aud they shall not receive per diem for the
une so absent, and the clerk is hereby di-
lected to notify Immediately all absent
members of the passage of this resolution
Adopted
Mr.. White offered the following:
resolved, That hereafter the Seageant-at-
Arms, is instructed to bring in absentees
~ sbsenting themselves from the House
slthout leave, and they are required to pay
~. .ne sum of one dollar. and they shall not be
showed to vote on any question until The
me is paid.
Pending consideration, the business on
'ue calendar was taken up,
-: Declaring the seats of members
pointed and confirmed to judicial office
re, vacant was taken up.
MI. Niles moved to amend as follows:
Or who may hereafter be appointed and
eonfrln, I'd. and shall accept the same
Amendm, ent adopted and resolution as
amended, was adopted. Yeas. 81 nays II.
The Cover 'nor's veto message was report
70 special C. nmmittee of five.
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The Lebanon CTenneasee) Herald says
sTbe census taker 10 creating lire cOnster-
nation amoHg our fifteenth Amendment
fellow-eitizena. They don't understand
the object Of 20 many seemingly irrelevant
questions. One venerable dame ur beard
70 exclaim that SHE je- re- SOON hut b. ifre
AZ ALL ef a drafted censas-e'leCfOrr 10 90 cnule
pOkin' his nose IN my iar<' Ahey hfr
drmIv eoovinced thnt the csusua-fakor's
investigation has some 0ccnlt cnitnfetinh
with the subject Of take. aha m."' 'f ti ni
are Consequently iOuhd 70 vo :" tAe u'-s
INDECENT Circumstance
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ton Of bin for the relief of Angelo Miazza.
HOUSE.
The following bills passed :

The following bills passed:
For the relief OF A. B. Holt.
To provide for the collection of taxes in
the territorial limits of the new county of
Lincoln.
An act for the relief Of W.Q. Lowd and
Z. v. Seuter.
Allowing S412 q to the Gas Company of
Jackson.
To incorporate the Austin Manufacturing
Company.
The veto message was under considera-
ton at adjournment.
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When by Infinite pOw'r this little world
Was launched upon the boundless of space,
TO be the home of mortal man through life,
There was one law implanted in his soul,
And that unspOken, ehangeless mandate was,
Progression.
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NINETl-sEvENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, June %, 1870.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Little-an act to incorporate the
A9erdeen Hotel Company.
ny Mr.. Paine-an bill to be entitled an act
y 9spense with the necessity of recovering
judgments and DEGREES In certain cases.
~ Mr.. Ballard--a bill to be entitled an
sc1 70 incorporate the Gown of Nesbitts.
Section.
Mr.. Caldwell gave notice of the introduce
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
NISETY-FIFTH DAY.
SENATE.
J. -, -. ~ 1o-n
TrrspAY 1une ~. $50.
INTRODUCTION or Bills.


INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
- NJ. Little A bill to be entitled an act
ey arnorate the Aberdeen Fire Company.
70 ~ ,l'W Mr.. Mygatt bill TO be entitled an
p; or holding municipal elections through
oq ~ ~ M. Bennett: to amend chapter 8 Of
ne Revised Code
tie r. Wr. smith Supplemental to an act in
p!.;o1 10 Circuit Court Bill.
AN act to organize the Militia Of the State
va, a., Gibbs voted against the passage of the
- az the following reason.
DlI rote against the passage of the bill on
INIT of the 9TH section. / consider the
s teoo- granted TO the commander-in-chief
po~eti- Republican in their character and
a 4l,,nrvyarrantable and unheard of surrender
az he he rights Of freemen to the control of one
o. -, w. III. GIBBS.
D M vote stood as follows:
10. Nessrs. Ballard, Caldwell, Dowd.
-..,n1an. I,eachman, Little, Millsaps, My
o 5syt Packer, Pierce, Shoup, Smith, War
ns T-ys. Messrs. Bennett, Castles, Gibbs,
c-sp Hardy, Morgan, Paine, Rushing, Seal.
a
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There will be meeting OF Co q. le.h
inet- ~ Coo man Central star.
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VWN MNNf MANAAM MWMN M#MMM
Has placed PoWer which you mast exert,
Ior evil, or for good No class ~ mRn
Can WELD 90 much infl1etce, Esh hoto en-
The pulpit Oh be careful how you use
] our pow'r. How many people never read
Aught but their nswspaptrs and maga1incu.
70 teach and 20 enlighten such 90 these,
II IL your task. OH be n nobly done.
around the hreside, What q welcome guest,
Inc Newspaper hath ever becnl The ola
Ana young both watch Tor ID az Tor a friend.
On Danish from ia columns every thing
pa. ~, - not slsyating In he tone.
~ AL , our va be chaste. your many thoughts
All pure Danish All sickly Literature
Every demorali1inE sentiment
Az a y were serpent eoiled among
lour lhoughls, Tor thoughts impure, on do
Instilling poison in The youthful mind.
Than does the serpent, that inhicts Ia wound
late the body, Poisoning The blood
Progression il a universal law.
But the advancement Of al useful arts
Is BY you governed 70 great sHtsat
lis your encouragement that doth awake
The energies ~ man, and LhauH reveals
The rich resources Of our b0untcous Ihud.
Your sanction aids all public woi 49, oi Hr,.
And many Of che arts 30 usviui, owe
To YOU the place they occupy today.
OH how important 'ds that YOU should noe
Be wise, discreet and Arm fhe country needs
Your best endcavoru 20 preserve the spark
OF patriotism that doth siil remain,
To quell che turbid waves 81 civil strife.
Tune the Discarded heart-strings OF the laud,
Until they beat 10 harmony once more,
Aud shame away the pctty tyrauuica
That nov exist, aud woo sweet Liberty
To dwell once more within Qua Pcacvtul bones
Obi what political distress h. oursI
Now worthy men, seem aetuaied move
BY love Of money, than BY love o. home,
or country or Of honor.
woman. loo.
Must leave her frsside throne, where she 20
long
Hath reigned queen, there angel IKE to
guard
The Ps.ee, snd keep the hearts u men from
And joiu the tumuIt that abstracts the land.
Y mite your efforts once afaiu, and WOO,
Or warn Der gently back unto her own
0od-givsn sphere OF usefulness, and trust
Fashions and customs are within your pow a.
And you control the literary taste
As much % authors who write books yea more,
For by your criticism you control
Authors themselves
Society IL What
Houmake II, more or less you have she pow'r
To beautity, upliit and 20 refine
And while you lend your AID 90 useful things
OF earth, remember stiii you bold a wand
with which you touch the morals OF the world,
II err mankind attains purity
In morals or religion, b will be
Through your influence by your aid
Accept your higher calling, ever give
Your cheering words unto the pure and true,
And when proud Science shall have reachcd
sublime, when Al hath gathered up the stores
or earth, aud brought All things 20 useful
light,
The great aud good Of All the world, viii point
TO You, and in one mighty voice proclaim
The Power Of the Press.
BRASDoS, May 10Th, 1870.
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Another Morgan An tIhe FIeid---Ees
forcement OF she I5th
Amendment.
From the Pilot.
NArcHEz Miss, June l2tb. 1870.

EDTToR PILoT mayor Il. u ghateiloi
(whiteman) gave a reception on Thursday
evening t. Hon. IA X. Reyois (neRrnJ aud
about twenty Of his friends. ~ diatttctl0H
-, aeco,.rr az race or color Wines, fruits.
cake. and other deicacies were spread ont
Ia prOfusion. All present enjoyed them
selves 70 their entire satisfaction.
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By MRS. VIRGINIA FRANrz.

Written IN response TO resolution Of fhe Press
COHreRfion Of 1869.
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Fer since Eve and Adam sewed
Their fig leaves meath the bow'rs of Paradise,
And passed through Eden's beauteous gates,
with sins
FIRST blighting influence upon their lives,
TO eat the bread Of labor, this wise law
Has been in operation.
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He dwelt upon the idea, that much
They added to the beauty. and the worth
OF the most humble home, and then be closed,
With an appeal 20 every one who owned
A home, 10 plant flow T. Iikesne great harp,
With strings attuned, the press caught mp the
strain,
And il re-eehoed all throughout the land;
And everywhere IL breathed upon some heart
That beat in unison, and every hand
That planted ~ut a flower, gently led
Some other hand 20 plant another, till
We scarce can turn our eyes without being
charmed
With natures richest, brightest jewels, grouped
In rare, artistic taste.
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s-fIt would be-" said she,
'.0f all things most delightful If we could
Afford il, love-"
"a few papers of seed,
Said he, will not cost much.
Thus, they began.
And while his soul was sweetly thus inspired,
He wrote q stirring. thrilling little piece
About the soothing influences Of HOw'rs
Upon the heart, how much they gave Of pure,
sweet 10Y, and flled the mind with holy
thoughts,
And unto children ever were . source
OF happiness, and lifted mp their souls
To God the Giver Of all beauteous things.
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SPEECH

OF HoN. THos. p. CoNNoR, Of ChoctaaO
County on the General Railroad BIZ.
Me-. SPEAkER:
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

MAhShALL CODNII
Circuit Clerk-W. L. Bladsoe.
Treasurer. l.. Diller.
Surveyor-G. j. Eckles.
ASSESSOR. ID. Harris.
SBpervisors--N. G.. Gill, Aaron Royster,
w. j. Williams, c. Burrows, Eli Buchan-
an.
Justices of the Peaee-L. G. Abbott, w. A.
Cooper ex-officio. j. NJ. Rock, Bainbridg e
West r. III. Parkham. s. NJ. Harris Sam. H.
Pryor, d. NJ. Davis, Willis Duncan, Chas.
Drake.
Town of Holly Springs--M ayor-H. A.
Cooper.
Aldermen-B. d. Nabers, Mack Hill, w.
L. Jones. Logan German, 7. @. Douglass.
Marshall-S. L. Duncan.
State Librarian and Keeper of the Capitol
j. ID. Werles, jr.
District Attorney, 18th District-Dallas
B. Coffee.
District Attorney, Sd District-J. p. Buie.
TOWN OF LEXINGTON.
Mayor. S, Hoskins.
Aldermen-W. F. Stansbury, J. III. An
drews. ID. c. Fooce, Isaac Shepherd, Harri-
son Truchart.
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n. Lewis. from Special Committee, to
whom hon was referred to the Governors mes;
az .tarizing the Governor to receive a new
ala1 rom T. 5. Hardee, etc Passed.
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In fancy, far away among the years
Gone by, a sad and gloomy editor,
Musingly, leaning gainst a garden fence
The burthens Of the day had wearied him,
In body and in brain; and as he there
Reposed, violet, little child
Had planted, sent q sweet perfume 10 him.
The favor he accepted thankfully,
And looking round, he saw the little thing
That so much sweetness gave, and happier felt
Because his eyes, the blne-eyed violets
Had met because he had its fragrant breath
Inhaled. And then the angel Of his thoughts,
Whispered an idea TO his soul This earth
Might smile with how'rs, their sweet perfume,
and bright,
And beauteo1s eyes, might greet us every
where,
If men could for n little while, forget
The wearying cares, and greedy aims Of life,
And plant and cultivate these lovely things,
That always bear within their fragrant cups,
Sweet messages Of the Creators love
We must have how'rs, the editor replied,
And homeward with . buoyant step he turned.
He sought the partner Of his joys and cares,
MY dear" said he lets have some Gov rs,
let's have
A flower garden"
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MONROE COUNTY.
Chancery Clerk, II. HI. Little.
Circuit Clerk. Geo. w. Pennington.
Assessor-Jas. Elliott.
Surveyor, James A Bailey.
Supervisors-J. B. Allgood, Elijah Pickle,
Elijah Howell, w. w. Troup, VIM. Holmes,
Pierce Hogan.
Justices Of the Peace-T. II. Dansby, !. b.
Nabers. E. p. Thompson, A. Irwin. j, a.
Dowdle, Henry Dillingham;, Jas. w. Walk
er. ]. B. Woodmansee, w. T. White, j. q.
Tart.
Constables--H c. Elliott, Thos Crenshaw,
John B. Sims. NJ. b. MnnsOn.
Aberdeen-Mayor J. r. Lacy.
Aldermen--T. s. Hampton. Jas w. Lee.
Setus Larkin, James IL. Green, Neal Ander-
son, A. Stewart.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIKCIENATr, April G.
~FLoUR-Firm and In air demand.
WHEAT-In good demand at 81 08@l H..
CoRN-UnchaEged and steady at S59S7c.
OATS-Ftrm ut 50155c.
RYE-S5a90c and In fair demand.
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull.
CoTroN-Steady but quiet; middling up
lands, 22Hc.
barrels at 81 90.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY hrmer; a good
demand for all articles, but holders ask
IN advance which checks business TO a
great extent.
PoRK-Country mess old at S27 90, and
city could have been sold at this rate TO a
large extent, but holders asked S27 rs, and
many S27 so.
BULK MEArs-Shoulders in active de-
mand sales OF 10000 pounds at l09lOZc,
chiefly at the inside rate, but. there was
none TO be had below l0Hc at the close
sides. 1870; clear rib sold at lac, and clear
ut l4a9c, and held now at 1iNc.
BACoN-Firm, but not SO much done;
shoulders are held at llAc; sides, l5L@l6C
for clear rib and. clear; sugar cured hams,
I7@lSc.
LARD-In demand at l5c for kettle rem
dered, n this rate was paid for steam.
LINsERD OIL-Dull at 03@9ic.
LARD OIL-Sl 20.
EGGS-20c.
BUTTER-Unch9nged and dull.
CHEEsE-Unchanged and quiet.
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and active:
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April g..
COTTON Lower; sales of 1000 bales
at % for middlfng uplauds.
FLoUR-Unchanged; Receipts 1887 bbls;
sales OF 6,IO0 barrels.
RYE FLOUR-DulI; s195.
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-FirTner sale5 of go ibis west
ern at 81 C546.
active, lie better, Improved export de-
mand gaIesl 10000 bushels 81 COOL 1ON for
NO. 3 spring.; 81 06@l IL for No.. Chicago;
81 II@I I3 for No. 2 Milwaukee,; the latter
81 2O9l 20 for winter red and amber west
ern.
OATs-FIrmer; receipts 2.7I9 bushels:
sales so, 600 bushels at 58c western In store;
G0Hc, do. afioat; and 62G65c for Ohio and
WooL-steady ;-saIes 10000 pounds; AZ
65IMc for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-HemIock sole, dropping; 2sH
@2Oc.
RIoE-Dnll.
C~oFFEE-Dull.
sUaAR-FIrm; sales of 400 barre's Cuba
MoLAssEs-Qulet.
HoPS-QufeL.
PETRoLEUM-Qulet at AZ for crude, aid
| 26Z for refined.
LINsEED OIL-DulI at 8GcdSSc In casks.
| TURPENTINE-FIrm at Ala ~.
PoRK-Steady; sales of $50 barrels at aEZl
for mess; $40 5092l 90 for prime, and $50 %
mess, seller May and June at SIG 00927 90
/ middles firm moderate demand at l2% fol
cumberland cut, and l3M9l4c for short
ribbed.
L-ARD-Firmer; sale of 425 tIerces at I4L
@IGe for steam, and l6@l6H for kettle
rendered.: also $500 tierces steam, seller
April, May and June, at l5%@l5N.
B~UTTER-More active at 1ic920c for Ohio
C~HEEsE-Flrm at l2c@l6c.
FREIGHTs 1To Liverpool heavy; whea
per steamer 3D.. .
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FOR GAINESVILLE AND NASH WILLIE
The excellent steamer
- ID r "a "
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THURSDAY, APRIL 7TH,
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THURSDAY, APRIL Urn,
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| Leaves for Bow1ing-Green and all way
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lE
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James, MatheF Master;
Miles ID. Warren, Clerk,
VIII leave for Louisville n all way land
tngs, on sH
THURSDAY, APRIL zTH,
At IL p. NJ. M
For freight or passage, apply on board
or To w. q. BROWN " CO.,
dit Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-07
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April @.
FLoUR-Quiet; spring brands range at
xxx So 0095 so.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 C5gI OS for No. 2 red
fall 81 p for choice.
CoRN-Firm; choice white In elevator
SIC; yellow sacked 8Sc; white do. OO90I%c.
+ OATS-596c igher
4 BARLEY-NoLhing done.
RYE-Firmer al 75c for prime,
WHISKY-Flrm at 81 OF.
PoRK-Stih at S27 on, but held at s7 250
q so at the close.
DRY SALT MEAT-Actlve and strong, but
all sales are private. -
BA0oS-Very stiff, with sales OF $4,000
pounds of GEAR rib and clear sides at pri-
vate terms AMI jobbing lots; shoulders
at ll@llHc; clear rib l5Mc; clear sides Ice.
LARD-Better at l4H9I5c for steam and