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The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

There is one lesson which the Fcniars
nay learn from their late escape. no
matter what may he the result or the
future Developments Of their attack on
England by way IF Canada This les
son is an important one. not onl Y for
Fenians.. but for all other people who
live in America 1t is simply that the
radical politicians are not Ia be trusted
The eircuns ances are rllinly this ::
" hen, some four wear ago. Mr. John
son. as president It the United states
did h;s duty as chief executive ffcer
in opposing the attacks ON the neutral
ity laws. the radical politicians at once
began to make tours through the
country. AMI cal the Fenians together,
f'.r .hc purpose of demonstrating to
them tha, the democratic party was OPP
posed 10 them, and that they could only
ti.in sympathy and support anon: the
radicals So earne were these radical
pr.tes,.,t:ons. and so sincere their
promises. that there is no doubt many
i'eniars were Induced to favor ra1icalism
in politics at the elections which follow
ed not lone after. Bu:. in similar
emergency, the radical president has
d ne ius: what Mr Johnson did. and n
neither case id the executive DO more
than it was fnrc i to do by law. 1t
Will be very timc,y. however. for the
Fcnians To ask what has become OF the
promises made to them bv Colt,x aud
D-lc~bs n th 5 state. and by other radi-
cal politicians IN ether states.
Her = IA INST nce ot' rsdical teach
cry which t VII b. somewhat difficult
i r even uci. "lrtiul dndgcrs' as the
radio = iticiars TO explain. 1t Illus
,rate~ tn .ir manner. various y d avelpp-
ed un ter various circumstances, Of
securIn- vo,cs.-Chjcego Times.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

4 court at Greenfield, Conn, has
granted a new hearing in the case Of a
man convicted Of murder. on the ground
that the jury sat up all night paying
odd sledge." and decided the man
fate by that tilnc-honored game The
prisoner wants to be convicted by
"cuchrc' if at all, and saws he wants to
take hand. as Il is his best hold.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
Democratic Hiate Ticket.

Democratic EialS Ticket.
Fa~ Secretary ef State.
NORMAN EDDY. Of 81 Joseph.
For An litor Of State.
JOHN c. SHOEMAKER, of Perry.
For Treasurer Of State,
JAMES 3. RYAN, OF Marion.
For Attorney General,
BAYLESS ". HANNA. Of NiGo.
ro- aunerin.enlnn, of Public Instruction
MILTON T. HOPKINS. Of Montgomery.
For Judges cf SunreIna Court,
INNrS l.. N0RDEN. Of AlPG:
tf.Fv 4NDrR -. n""NFY 1f Ohio:
ssSssUEL ". BUSFIRT, of Monroe;
JOHN PETIT. Of Tippecanoe.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
!. ]. YInssi.
= , rneys
n. 1. g. paeka
Fl. C0ri;p

4 TTORNIG sne CoGu-eiicr r. :
Y tsry Public Room ".
Plymouth. Ind.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
j. Y. Bale, L {


MEAT MARKET-keep constantly
vi the best selections ot liecf. Pork.
Veal the county Affords. Also nanuisoi-
eriar srS6cle q R~lo@na Sar-s~~ 49, :.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

4 TTORNEN ATT.W. Nsrar,
\ lcctio; a.-c:t. pracfir-s .r -
Ties eth disi-ici IL .i..y au
'or v Nar-il.,i! cs4antv s.i.. -.-r ~
" f..sl F-fs-- fus.ne>-
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
Town Lots.

Lot 81 in original plat of Plymouty; housc larce
enough for Two families: one of the most desIra ble
lots i'm town: price $3.50
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
NJ :scei!ansCus
John \. silsman.
J. I. Van Valkenhnr.

DlLLlARD Room. Three first cis~-
IL fhsr>sf Liquors and hcsi e. : arr iri e.,
on hand. Rooms. Second door north -
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

c. oescaSx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-07
HAYSvILLE STOVE AND TIN STORE
MAN FA TOR Y.

VTNHE undesgucA having permanently located in Hays
Il vile, informs the clxens Of Dubois and surround
ing COUNTESS that h keeps always hand general
sortmtent Of Stoves and Tinware Of all kinds. which
he offers for sale 1t prices which defy competition He
also manufactures 70 order ali Tin Work, warranted In
the best style, and Of the best material share OF the
public patronage IL respectfully solicited and he il de-
terned to please will be 70 interest to call
him before patronisng people away from home.
August II, ises. JOSEPH LORY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-07

nfIf you want any Window Glass.
Paints, varnishcs, or Linsecd oil, e to
e. PiCxzAlDr, Huntingburg, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-07
JOHN FISHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

- In the Sermersheim House on East Main Street
Just opened = fine assortment Of goods. which he
M invites the public TO inspect. lie will make up
goods to order IN the best style and solicts share
OF public patronage confident that be cannot be beat n
making p gsatismsa's wear. Give ne call.
o. ], 10oy JOuu HOURg.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

After paying the expenses Of the entertainment and
making the distribution of the gifts, above an
nounced the balance will be applied 10 extinguishng
the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library
Association,
Tho CnhcCrt and Distribution will take place under
the Immediate direction Of the Board of Trustees Of
the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by
supervisory Committee selected from State, City and
County Officers and well known citizens Of San Fran
cisco. . .. a..I....... .I.'| 80
Holders OF tickets to which gifts may be awarded
will receive the same presentation OF such tickets
or coupons TO the business Agents Of the Board Of
Trustees, at their Office,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

liberal discount will be allowed where lO0 500 or
1000 Tickets arc bought In one lot.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
FInE AT oAnIIs.-About I.S0 O'Clock res r.,
tefd2S kHiien, With 7botis nSe6 lta6a6Sik

rIhB AT CAhiiH.-About 30 O'Clock YES
tetd55A&RfSSn, With koSs nie6 Sa6a6S{k
about the raiiroad shops ut Carlin were en-
gagged in burning some rubbish back Of the
round-hpqse,, a whirlwind came dashing along.
picked the Naming mass mp and hurled 1t into
pfBe OF dry wood. lumber, etc, piled against
fence. In moment the woodpile and fence
were In .hames, and at one time il seemcd tina.
the extensive shops and machinery of the
Railroad Company, together With cars, lumber
and the greater portion of the town, must In
ents5iy be destroyed, AID ii was only by the
well directed and extraordinary exertiotis OF a
thoroughly organized and admirably dis
eiplined fire department. that such calamity
was avoided. LA ID was. a. few hundred dol
lars will cover the damage.
BuiIIos AND onE.-D. W. Earl has shipped
within the past three days, to d. d. Shattuck,
ing 22,52S pounds, and to ]. Cross Il Co, same
place, 81 sacks of ore, weighing 4, SO poands
oRE snrrMESr. Besides about ten tuns Of
rich Pinto ore shipped to Reno, yesterday,
Whitney Co. shipped previously this week,
to San Francisco, l3Q SACKS, weighing 20,4S9
pounds. ..'rIr .f.,-.t > - 80,
BASE BuLLIoS. Whitney e. Co. this week
shipped to Balb.ch,s Refinery, Newark, n. j.,
Psi bars Of base bullion, weighing 81 ,059
pounds. .srat.r rar,' -
Ri6H onE.-whitney & Co. were yesterday
engaged in loading cars with quantity of
$4,000 assorted ore from the Paige L Corwin
mine, Pinto district.
The Grafton and poem delivered at Noun
tain City on the Fourth will DO published in
our next issue. FL. Pa. sl .r. y. r.-.r ...I
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
Railroad Consolidation.

PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE, IN SUCH CASE
made and provided notice is hereby given that
the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA aud the WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, upon thu written consent ~ their
Stockholders, holding moro than thrce.fourt Of the
capital stock OF each OF said corporations respectively
and by the agreement Of the respective Boards OF Di
rcctors OF said corporations, made and entered into
In accordance with such consent and pursuant to tho
statute In such case made aud provided. have THIS
DAY smalgamatcd and consolidated their capital
stock debts property, assets and franchises under
the corporate narpe and style OF "CENrRhB PACtFIO
RAILROAD urDsyrAEH." II. N'' 100 Is''. T. .I-.|
ny orde OF the Board u Directors Of the Central
Y, II. MILLER, in. Secretary.
Sacramento, Juno ~, 1870. Je2o.im
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
REGISTERS Notice.

| n PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF An ACT.
] entitled An Act Go provide for the registration Of
the names Of electors and 10 prevent fraud at elec
tons, approved March the 5th, 1870 10y the proyis-
ions Of this Act IL u made the duty Of the Justices
the Peace OF The several counties Of this State regis
.r the Tsincs Of all qnals applicants, and 10y virtue
thereof sAid Justices made eX.otciO the Registry
Aeent of their respective townships.
1hcrcf"rc. having Received this day from the Clerk
II the Bard cf County C"mmi simcrs the Official
Register book" aud necpsssry papers,
ready to register all qualified applicants between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock. 4 n, and O'Clock. NJ. all
legal days al 10 the alst day Of October 1870 In u
siy'.
r........ ... JOHS X. MAYHUGH,
Justice ~ the Peace ~ ElkU Township. and
EEOiRcio Register Agent for Elko District.
Elkr, July 1t, ls71, Y5
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Notice.

BANKING HOUSE OF II. p. FREEMAN 4 COL
. .H.. e"..| .va. ELKO. NEVADA. !
I FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, we viii allow
One and one-Hnlfuh1 Per Gent.
per mouth interest on Time Deposits made with US.
NJ p. FREEMAN co.
Eko. July ], 1850. jyl-5t
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
Notice to Mechanics,
A PREMIUM or $500

VIII be given for tho best Model of two wheels Of
glass and iron. for thia Distribution
The Trutteee reserve the RICH, TO reject any and all
hlodelsi myie.Ir,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

IMPORTANT PRoJEcT.-T The Odd
Fellows of this city are about taking
the necessary steps to secure the
erection Of a fine Hall for the use Of
the Order. At a meeting of Morn
ing Star Lodge No. z, held last night,
a previously appointed committee
submitted a report on the feasibility
of the project, which report was
adopted. A committee consisting of
G. K. Drew, Ronald Fisher, James
II. McNeely, and E. w. Bailey, was
appointed to take the necessary steps
for the organization and i%noorpora-
ton of the "Odd Fellows Hall
Building Association" according to
the laws Of the State.
A large number Of the fraternity
were in attendance last night. and a
commendable spirit to aid in this i'm.
portant enterprise was manifested.
AS soon as the organization is
effected, the members of the Order
and the several Lodges will be given
an opportunity to take stock. 1t is
the intention to erect a building that
will cost not less than $50, 000, which
will be a desirable improvement to
our rapidly growing city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
Republican Congressional ConYen-
Tim.


A meeting ofthe Republican Exec
utive Committee, Of the First Con-
gressional District, was held in this
city, yesterday afternoon, at which
there was a general attendance Of
members, besides active Republicans
not directly connected with the Com
mittee.
Princeton. was selected as the place,
and Thursday, June 10th, at l o'clock
p. NJ, as the time. for holding the
Convention, for the purpose of making
Congressional and Judicial nomina-
tons. The Committee recommended
that it be a Mass Convention, and
that the several counties be entitled
to vote in proportion to their Repub-
lican strength.
It is hoped that general notice Of
this Convention will be given and
that there will be a large attendance
on the occasion. The Princeton peo-
pie are noted for their hospitality the
occasion will he an important one;
and it will be good for Republicans to
be there.
By "a long pull, a strong pull, and
pull altogether" the First District
the Gibralter of sham Democracy
can be captured. by the party of pro-
gress and equal rights.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
Cincinnati Market.


By Telegraph C-IECIEEATI, May 8.
FLoUR-DuI, unchanged; family at IS 90
WIIEAT-UnchanRed a. 81 Gal 10.
CoIfN-In fair demand NJ 8Sa30.
OArs-b6M02 and supply light.
RYE-Unchanfcd and slack.
BARLEY-UnchanRed ~ dull.
CorToH-Dull al 2K for mtddlinR.
T~oJAcCO-In good demand; full prices
sales OF 265 hhds IS 5595S for trs sh 20 good
leaf.
WHIsKY-Higher and in good d mand az
81 O2gI Oh the latter for ron bound cooper
age.
MISS PoRK-CioEe and dull at $50 90, no
buyers at better than t29 25 bulk meals In
fair demand; shoulder sold freely at I8h
but held at l2c generally sides held AZ I6
0l5I for clear RIB and clear sides; baeon
tn moderate demand at l2Z0l6L, and I7L{
for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
IARD-Duil and nominal at l6Lgl6L for
prime country and city.
BUrrER-Dutl At f8a33
EGGs-Dull at ~
LIEsEED OIL firmly at 81. no g4leg
at better than 50.
LAID oIL-Unchanged and firm.
GoLD-Si AZ buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull, par buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

NEW York Markef-


BY telegraph NEW YORK, May 5.
CoTToN-Heavy and lower: sales OF 2OCO
bales at 22zc for middling uplanda.
FLoUR-Receipts 1881 bbls. less active
shade easier; sales OF 600 bbls az e4 s5a4 D.
FOR sunerGne state and western: 81 O56t5 rs
for common 10 extra State; Sc O545 80 for
extra western s. 6O9O 90 for white wheat
extra: F6 b0G0 80 for rOund hoop Ohio; b so
a6 90 for extra st. Louis; TO I5gS Is good
10 choice do: $500 bbls low grade extra
State and western 10 arrive soon at s. %
as 70 on wharf and delivery.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet sales of2O) barrels az
Coils MEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-5ales OF 30 bbls western at
W1fEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels; opened
steady and closed a shade lower with a
moderate export and milling demand
sales OF 1900 bushels at 81 1901 Hfo NO.
2 spring; retail sales OF No. 2 Milwaukee az
81 1891 ~ MOI spring AZ 21gi =; win
Der western al 81 B9l 81 white Michigan
EXTRAORDINARILY UNCHANGED.
BARLE AND MALT-UnchanRed.
CoRS-Receipts 1900 bushels; Ic better /;
sales OF AZ LOCO bushels at 81 OggI 10 for new
mixed western 81 10 for old mixed western
in store; 81 l3L@l 10 for yellow western
oATs-Receipts 25.eG2 bushels; opened
quiet and firm and closed dun saies Of
5000 bushels AZ 62%g65c for western GO
WooG-saIes 10000 lbs. taken chiefly by
manufacturers at prices considered salts
factory.
HAY-Steady.
H~cPS-Quiet.
RICE-Sleady at 6M@7Z.
SuGAR-F1rm sales 1000 aids Cuba at
9H99M: 270 hhds Melado at ~.
COFFEE-Dull.
MoLASSES-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 1914 for crude; 261
0Z7c FOR edncd
TURPESTIEE-Qulet az 44944K.
PoRK-Heavy and lower: sales $50 bis
at 80 25Gz9 30 for mess; 81 5O0H 90 for
primer s25 50@2 70 for prime mess; also
at S2992925.
B~EEF-steady sales 23l bbls at Gl2916
for new plain mess; Sl69l8 for extra mess
tlerce beef hrm sales 80 tierces no G25 Tor
prime mess S3l for India mess; beef hams
steady; sales l63 bbls at e28088 for new.
y MEATS Firm sales rs packag es az
llNgl2Z for shoulders; l59l7c for hams.
MIDDLEs-Qutet and steady.
ARD shade lower: sales 40 tierces at
l69i5Z for steam IT9l7L for kettle; also
BaleB l,x00 tiercfs steam, seller May, Juue
and as at l6M0l6X.
BuTTEH-UnchanRsd.
CHEESE-SteRdy.
FEE1eHrs-To Liverpool heavy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

A CHAMPION JUMPER.-A passen-
ger on the steamer Champion when
she was approaching the wharf boat,
was in such haste to land that be un-
dertook to come ashore in two jumps.
The first was a brilliant success;
but the second? alasl it was a failure,
because water forms such a poor basis
for a jump to be grounded upon.
He had a carpet sack with him.
He vas last seen attached to the car
pet bag searching for the dry dock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
81. LOnls Market.

BY Telegraph Sr. LOUIS, May 8.
~ToBACCo-Ffrm.
Corr0N-Dull at 2lm2iLc for middlirR.
HEMp-FlTm at Sl210l60 for undressed
f2200t2s0 for dressed.
FLouR-Qniet; superhne. 81 9044 IS; X.
"a 2595 20; Xxx, 81 G0d4 00s XXX, s. 6096 90;
choice Isl III y. t5 1000 so.
WHEAT-In better demand No. 2 spring
85e; No, z red tail, 81 08al 10; No. 4, 81 ~;
No 2 while, 81 ~ No. /, 81 70.
CoRH-Higher mixed. in bulk SIC, white
csc; mixed, sacked, 81 O28I 05; yellow, 81 %
al OF.
OAns-DulI and 1c lower; 55g57cin bulk +;
69d60c, sacked.
HARLEY Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-fiTm and
PRoVIsIONs-EXcited and higher. Mess
pork. e29a2g so. Dry salt shoulders, llMQ
lie; hams, l4M@l5c. Loose bacon shOul-
deTs, l219l3c; clear rib. lGLc; clear sides,
r7Mcs snRar-cured hams, Isolde.
LARD-Qutet n firm; i6MWl0Lc for
tierce: iSc for keg.
CArTLE-In good request at 4K@7Hc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

FIHE Wilson Family Shuttle or Loot-.
n stitch Sewing Machine, aGltohea nlfrD
On both sides. Wln sew as nice. na fgrf
and as strong as any nigh priced fewfnr
machine, anu 40 Will do All KINDS IN ewe
Ing ~ wei asauy othor machine. Whvt nv
~ that the Wilson machine RafIn nt nfn
and eco, while others cell he aI5 nmd rafp
The reason D. that 4 buy tie Wilson ma
crime direct from the factory, for carn.
and = hlgh-prlced machines Are sold 81
commission, ana have 70 90 through nsv-
sral hands before the purchaser nen thom.
mere - D General Agent, TRAVELLING
agent . Local Agent. each off thcrn
AGENTS get a high cnmmiHaI0n on nafnrw.
Ihal makes b machine hlRh-prloed, but
Cali and examine the Wilson SEWING
and satisfy yourself Terms ABS
eral. Each machine warranted FOR three
years.
Why pay s75 or s85 for a machine az you
can get - for GlUOr $50, that VIII answer
the safno purpose. once corner Sixth aud
Main Evansville, Ind. These mnchInon
can also be had nt Rnhm's store LamnHCo,
corner Fulton Avenue ana Sixth streets.
j. n. GbBICHMANt Agent for the cOun.
ties Of Marlborough, Poaey, Gibson, Hpona
Ger, Warriok and Pike, Ind, also for Hon-
derson county, Ky. mh4-lWd 8mw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The annual
assessments for special taxes Iii
censes y, incomes, watches, carriages
and plate. on the various lists deliv-
cred aud soon to be delivered by the
Assessor of Internal Revenue to the
Collector, will amount to near one
hundred thousand dollars, in the
First Collection District. This is a
considerable increase over last years
assessments. Payments are now
rapidly being made in this locality,
and the revenue officers have their
hands full of work.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
0UK FATHkR'S HOUSE;

Or 1.-The Unwritten Word" by the popu-
lar author of Night Scenes IN the BGble.
His last works immense sale makes GER
tain his ones success. ALI who have one
want The other. Rose-tinted paper. Steel
EnQravings Clergymen, Teachers, ener-
getic men and ladies' wanted in every
tow nship to act as agents. A paying Dust-
ness. Send for CircuiR ZEIGLER, Mo
CURDY a. CO, 139 Race Street. CINCINNATI,
ohio. mhA W4W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
NOTICES.

E4~I have received 10 three days
more new and very choice goods, in
Guiding Misses and Children's fancy
colors of every shade and style. Also
Mems serge and fine leather shoes for
Summer wear. Prices very low.
Nav 6 1t Il. w. TURNER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
LonIsKIIle Market.

By telegraph LoUIsvILLE, May 5.
CoTroN-Inactive; middnng 2ILc.
CoRN-m Is for choice In sacks.
WHEAT-9l O69l 30.
OATs-B4c.
RYE-95c
PORK-fZg so.
BACoN-I3M, II and I7Lc.
BULK MEATs-I2M, I5H and l6T.
LARD-l7c.
HAMs-Bugar cured l9c.
WHIgKY-1 90.
~ToBAoco-Saies 285 hogsheads AT s. 5O9
8 90 for frosted TO Jugs: SB SOL for low 70
COED medium leaf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06

PERsoNAL.-Thomas 7. Flagler,
Esq, President of the Holly Manu-
featuring Company, is in the city, and
will speak at the Water Works
Meeting to night, in explanation of
the Holly system.
Mr.. Flagler came here in response
to an invitation, and met a number of
citizens yesterday, to whom he ex-
planned the Holly system, and at
whose request he remained over to be
present at the Water Works Meet
ing tonight.
Judge Charles II. Mason. of Can
Melton, j. w. Waterman, Esq, of
Rockport, w. j. Keith, Esq, of New
burg, Capt. James H. Masters, of
Boonville, Capt. Richard M. j. Mil
Ter, Of Princeton. Capt. Levi Fer
guson and Goodlet Morgan, Esq, of
Petersburg, Messrs. George Barber
and FL. Fl. Hyatt, of Washington
and Mr.. J. K. Duckworth, of Mt.
Vernon, were in the city yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06
European Markets.

BY Telegraph LONDON, May 4.
Consols for money Die: Accounts 0f% f.
American Eecurttifs q uiet '62's $50; 'G5ss
ssc, 6Ps 9oc, lO-4Os 6lH; Erie 1871; I.C. ll2i
~FRANKFoRr, May 5-Bonds quiet at 051
@95%.
PARIS, May 5.-Bourse quiet at 74f 75c.
LIYHRPOaL, May 5.-COtton steady mid
ling uplands 1919: Orleans UH9llH: sales
OF l0,O0 bales. California while wheat o.
Bd@9s I'd; red western No. 2 81 I'd: winter 81
lOd4Ss I'D for western. Flour Dos corn No.
z mixed 21s: oats 2s Sd barley IS; peas 36s
Cd pork arm at zoos; beef Ills: lard 00s:
cheese 79s bacon 58s for Cumberland cut:
63s Cd for short rib mlddies.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-06


All indications of rain disappeared
last evening, except the unusual
wermth and sultrincss of the atmos-
phere which was really oppressive,
Notwithstanding the genial breeze that
prevailed.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures were the Rapidan No. 2, from
Eastport; Champion, Cincinnati to
St. Louis; Clara Scott, to Wabash
River; Quickstep, to Cairo; Palestine,
to Louisville; Hope, Pittsburg to ST..
Louis; City of Evansville, from
Cairo.
The Qaickstep got a very fine trip.
When ready to leave the wharf. she
went to the eorn pile on the Ken
lucky side, and took 1900 bags corn,
and did not get off down the river
till dark........The Rapidan No. had
a good trip. She leaves at 4 P NJ. to-
day, and this will be probably her last
appearance here, as it is designed to
run her from Paducah to Eastport,
and the Sam. Orr from this port to
PASSPORT, until the new boat is built.
Capt. Sleth will take command of the
Rapidan. and Capt. Lee Howell will
%sojourn among us until the new boat
is ready for him......The Clara Scott
had about all the freight she could
stow, and a multitude of people. The
Albion silver horn Band gave the city
a brilliant serenade on leaving.......
The Falls City took the cargo from
the Evansville, which filed her pref
~ full........The Evansville will have
a new cylinder made here, and will
procure a new shaft from Louisville
1.-THE Champion was loaded to
the guard. She discharged here, con-
siderable freight, including a large
number of Benner's Cultivators, for
re shipment TO Green River. 1t is
composed entirely of iron, except the
handles, which are Of wood. They
have three plows attached, and weigh