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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10
Certificate for Publication.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, February q, lS7O.J
I T is hereby certified. That the PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. located at Sacramento, in the STATE
OF California, has complied, IN All re~pectsi
slLll me laws nI lhiS SIate ~ 11lIe
insurance Companies, for the current year
and has hled in this office sworn state
meDt, by the proper Officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, at the date
Of such Statement, December 81, 1882 to be
Amount ofG Guarantee Capital pay
able IN gold npaid.............:- ..s25O 600 OO
@.. "a l,...- pa 0 100 900 90
Aggregate amount OF available AS
sets, including the sum of S5S,-
5S5 ~ IN premium notes held by
the Company on Policies issued 372 O56 60
including Te-insuranee 55.e47 q
ing year in cash. IS, ,925 81
ing Year r in notes. notes for - premiums. ,8S9 10
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash-...-...-.-..... 1881 Il
In witness whereof, I have hereuntO SUBJ
scribed my name, and caused the
[sEALl Seal of my Office to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
JAS. WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk, for Auditor of State.
ISAAC RANNEY,
Manager for Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky,
omce-oak Hall Main street,
Delaware, Ohio.
re A few good solicitors wanted tor the
different States and this city.
A Policy of Life Insurance is the cheap
est and SAFEST mode OF making a certain pro-
etslon for ones family.-BENJAAII FRANK
LIN b0J. lune8, 10tf
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NEW ADVERTIsE8IENTs.

G ALEsMEN WANTED in a paying bus
- iness- s KENNEDY. 4l3 Chestnut street,
PhiIadeIphia.
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.5zzss Pound Of Craulpfau's Imperial
.saudry ssssslp. viii max syelye g1ltitEts
4 Han nds91e 5aEE Soap Ask E0uE GEEss=
sr fer II and Try q CYAN RFON
BEOTa ERS. 81 EE0nF 49, New orzs
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AdnninlstrnGor,s sac.
AuAAAAEAASErsaEOFsS sale.
THERE viii be offered ut Administrators
i sale, on
Monday, June 40. IszO.

Monday, June 30, 1870,
the following property belonvfno 10 the as.
tate OF Israel J. Richar,issIn, deceased =
Ftfteen head OF young Cattle, Cows nearly
100 head Hogs, Of different ages, 3 Horses, 2
Wagons, sets Of Harness, a new Side sad
die, Tanning Mill, and a general assort-
ment OF Farming Implements.
The sale viii take place on the farm, situ-
ated One-halfmile South OF Delaware, COM
ma'tcing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms made known on day of sale.
iuni0W2
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HARDWARE.
AGRTCULTURAL MACHINES,

A AGRTCULTU8A Al NJ EACHAlN Es's'
The CLIPPER
Reaper and Mower.
We invite the Farmers to come and in
spect this complete, light draught machine.
The EXCELSIOR
Reaper and Mower,
A complete, well finished and durable ma
chine. These two Machines we think are
sold here. Do not buy until you have eX-
amined them.
Grain Drills,
latest improved
sTAW CUTTERS,
PLOWs,
HOES,
RAKES,
FORKS,
SCYTHES,
/ &C, &C.
a large stock, for sale at low prices, by
VI. 4. STARR,
Dealer IN General Hardware.
may6tf
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New Carpets.

ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME
w new patterns in
S-Ply and Double Superior Carpets,
Plain and Checked BGattIngs,
Floor and Table OH Cloths, Rugs
and Mats.
ALSO-Laee Curtains, White and COlored
counter Panes, Lancaster Quilts,
ToWeltngs, Napkins Doyliss and
Table Diapers.
SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASINOS, TICK
INGS, &c, &c.
@. HILLS & CO..
junlOu No. ? Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10

THE FIFTY.EIGHTH AND FIFTY-
NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
COMPARED,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10

THE HUMAN MACHINE-NEw Book
j. Free for Stamp, TARRANT & co. n. Y
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NEW ADVERTIsEmEKTs.

CPRING -second-hand-for
= sale cheap e HILLS
iuneI0tf
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WOOLEN GOODS.

WOOLEN GOODS.
rTHEsE GOODS
ARE Vow LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
OF the truth Of this statement,
An inspection OF our NEW STOCK win sat-
isfy the most slEeptical
We have also just received large variety
Of DOUBLE and TWIST COTrONADES,
Jeans, Cashmarets, DENNIS, &c.
G. HILLS & &C.,
JunIVJ Williams Block.
FoR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS
VARNIsH FACTORY,
STOCK materials and Implements. In 0ood
9lloef, ana hrst quality. have no time TO
~ 1''' 1. RANNEY.
AdmInistratOr's Notice.
FWNHE undersigned has been duIxy o,,,...-.
Ill ed and qualified as AdministrStOr-PPS N AZ
bert LongWel, deceased. All persons i,,ts,
ested will govern themFeIves aecordingII,
JunlOW3 q. ID. NANDEhI A N.
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ca L:IF OR MA,

Total Income, 1869 sss4,a69 10
Total Expenditures, 1869 I37,347 IA
Total Liabilities Exclusive
OF Capital, Jan. L, 1870 235,165 IS
Total Assets, Jan. 1, 30 673,S6I "A
Available Surplus 43s,O96 16
Paid mp Capital stock,
Gold 100000
essnaranntee Capital
cold 25O,OOO
Total Original Capital, Gold s35O,OOO
CLASSIFICATION AND RATIO OF INTEREST
RECEIVED.
On Loans to Policy Holders 700 per cent.
On U. S. Securities, FUSED as an
immediate investment so
that small interest is earn
ed till larger can be stcured) 6.3S g 90
Loans on first mortgages on
real estate IN the State OfCaI-
1fornia as provided by law 1852 " Z"
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NEW ADVERTlsE1IENTs.
LETTER LIST.

TsTt nj Letters remaining unealIed
4 for in the Delaware Postofhee June g.
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GEO. q. UAIUNr IN..I
CERTIFICATE OF AUWHOMAA
Auditor Of states ONCE

DEPAHTW ElIT OF N. IlIIII-HT- -
COLUMBUS, o., February 6th, 1869.
It's hereby certified, that the MUTUAL
! LIFE INsURANCE Co1IPArgY. located at New
/ York CITY. I'm the State OF New York, has
complied, in all respects, win tne laws OF
/ this State, relating 10 Life insurance CQm-
panirs for the current year, hnd mas MED
/ in this Ofdce a sworn Statements by me
] proper Offic-rs thereof, showing tls eQnQl-
] tion and business atthe date OF Bufsl s1tate-
] ment December 3lst. 1869 % be as lolloW1
] ASSETS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10

n d. POTTER 81 CO., Agents for
-. EVANS. DOTY'S and MCDONALD1S.
Also, Single and Double Shovel and the
best Iron Double Shovel PIOws made.
may27-4mos 26 TempIar Hall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10

FEED CUTTERS.

n d. POTTER 81 CO., Agents for
~ HUGHES EAGLE FEED CUTTER
the best Machine Tor cutting feed IN
America. Warranted to suit the purchaser
1t took the First Premiums in 1869 at the
Delaware, Union. Marion, Morrow and
Crawford County Fairs.
may 27tf ~S6 TemPI0r Han.
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u -. -. ChIal -.


by insuring I'm this old, solid and reliable
Company. No Steam special hazards TAX
en-. Dwellings, Stores, Churches and Farm
Property can secure Uery cheap rates ln the
CONTINENTAL.
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'asnOH vHadO .sKvT11IM

Lz4aLS 8a.ENL4I
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JET JEWELRY.

NEW assortment MEDALLION and
In BALL SETS and PINS-very pretty
styles-just received at No. 3 Williams
Block. [my27tf1 c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-10

A Policy of Life Insurance is the cheap
est and safest mode OF making certain pro-
rtslon for ones family.-BENJAAIIN FRANK
LIN, 1862 iune3. '70tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
WHOLE NO. 1922.

The ''Repeaters" in the city of New
York threw the State against Grant,
and thesam Democratic tactics elected
Hoffman Governor.
The Democratic party now ask rs to
disband, having accomplished the object
of Union organization, or as General
Morgan puts it, ''Tbey (the Union pats.
ty) live only in name, their otject@Bes
ing accomplished for which they organ
ized." Itmay be well to nurse and
take care Of a victory and keep Up dis
cipline for time. If any Democrat
doubts this let him take council Of that
old Democrat of the Shenandoah Val-
ley, Jubal Early, and ask him if it is
safe TO turn loose with "Sheridan but
twenty miles away" sa n
We have some very valuable laws on
the statute books and some glorious
amendments in the Constitution, and
we propose to hold them there. The
farmer does not put the highest value
on the COW that gives the finest bucket
of milk and then kicks it over. The
history of the two parties is written up
to date plainly. All understand IN
which treason, the highest earthly
crime, sprang up and was nursed by
the blood Of half aInillion, and in which
party thesgovernment found itssupport
in her dark hour Freemen! Friends
Neighbors of Ohio with which will
you be found on the day of trial now SO
rapidly approaching! Waste no time
in efforts to convince those whom the
treason has failed TO convince during
the last ten years. If they, could not
hear the roar of rebel cannon beIching
death and destruction at our flag and
free institutions, they will not now hear
you, neither would they hear or be con-
yinced if half million Of the victims
of their treason should rise from Che
dead. -ra-.s- ..-. ..s,a5.g
The sensible work and duty OF ifhe
Union men are now embraced in voting
and seeing that vote is polled by every
Union voter throughout Republican
Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
DEMOCRATIC DEMANDS.

In the face of the above the Demo,
cratic party, with the measureless au-
dacity, demands to-day that the Gov
ernment shall be surrendered into their
hands.
They demand that the Republican
administration of General Grant shall
give place to a Democratic one, so that,
thereby, the burdens of the public debt
may be diminished; when the result,
since the Sd of March, 1869, of the
overthrow of the Democratic admins
tration of Mr. johnson. has been to di-
minish the public debt by a sixteenth of
its entire amount, or $l56, 1879 OIL.
They demand this change to democratic
administration, so that the frauds on
the revenue may be stopped, and the
revenues collected; when the effect of
the expulsion Of the frauds ofa Demo
cratic President and his agents from
the Government was7the instantaneous
increase of the revenues from 1870, 843-
TAT 81, for the last year of Johnson'S
administration, to $408, ,831 1873 AZ for
the first year of General Grants, show
ing a gain by substituting Republican
for Democratic frauds of f$37 1856, ,625 81
in a single year. They demand this
change to Democratic administration,
so that the taxes shall be voted down.
But only on the 18th of July, 1870, the
Republicans passed through the House
bill which reduced your internal tax
es, $55,212,0OO, against which reduc-
tion every Democrat from Ohio, who
voted at all, voted, being the entire
vote except eight. They voted sub
stantially solid against reduction,
made by the last Congress, of S26, 600
600 Of tariff taxes on iron, tea, coffee,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
~ M. WOODS.
LIVERY STABLE.

Having rented the livery stable of A. A..
Carr, between Broadway and Portsmouth Sts.,
in jackson, and having purchased the stock be-
longing to the same, we will carry Oh the busi-
ness In oil Its branches.
Horses can be put up, fed and taken out, at
all hours, day or night.
FgBUGGIES, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
H HORSES, for hire at all times.
Feb N,'60-f G,&M. WOODS.
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Collections

We said our enemies renew the fight
in hopes yet to recover ''the lost cause"
They would pension rebel soldiers.
They would pay rebels for all their loss
es, including their property in slaves,
and thus give reward for treason.
This is not an inference--for it is bold
ly avowed by leading Democrats in both
branches of Congress. In April last,
during the pendancy of a bill in the
Senate, introduced by Mr.. Howe Of
Wisconsin, to pay "loyal citizens for
quartermaster and commissary stores
taken during the rebellion" Demo
cratic Senator, Mr.. McCreery, moved
to strike out the word "loyal," and sup
ported his motion by aa earnest speech.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

Address OF the Ohio Republican
Association, of WasIiingIOI H..
e., TO the Electors of Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
VOL. 24.---NO. "a.

Rates of Advertising.
Ten lines of this type, or the space occupied by
the same, make one square.
One square, one insertion, 90
each subsequent insertion, ..... 20
- column. one yesr, 110,0C
six months 100
EH-ProfesslOnal and other cards, from Ave to
ten dollars per year, owing to their length
EB All editorial notices, 15 cents per line for
each Insertion.
Eg-Notices of marriages, fifty cents each
FB-Notces of deaths, not exceeding ten linesin
ength, free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22
Domestic Mnrkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

sc NEW Y ORR AIrtl slNoon;-Floqr dull and
Lover. Corn less active and o shade easier: Pork
urn mess. 727Ss@ S28. Lard steady at l5i@1Gc.
Rosin firm 1T s2.lc@s.15.
EUentng.-Cotton frmer and closing quiet
sales, 5000 bales; uplands, 233c. Flour heavy
southern, S5.co0sG.Io. Wheat unsettled and d
! shade irmer. Corn--Mixed western, l4@l5c.
BALTIMORE, A pril q Cation Guict and steady
sales, 300 bales receipts, 1i5 bales; stock, III
bales.
BALTIMORE, April 2L-Flour active and I'M
changed. Wheat firm. Mixed Cora higher
white less firm 1T i2@lac.
CINCINNATI, April IL Cotton In good demand
| ct $4,000. Will key buoyant. Pork $3.50. Ba
con higher shoulders, uic.; clear Sides 1es0leac
Lard firm al Ice.
LOUISVILLE April 2l.-Corn unchanged. Pork
500. Shoulders, 12tc.; clear sides, lot C.
ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-Corn steady. whiskey
sl.c4nslos. Pork, $3.50. Observation-Disclosures
llac.; clear sides. lesc.
Boston, April Election nrmer middlngs
9sic.; sales, 4Co bales stock In port IL 900 bales
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April 2.-Cotton firm
m1ddllngs, 22c.; sales, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, April 2l.-Cotton active md hrmer
middlings, 2lac.
MOBILE, April 2l.-Cotton--Sales, 1900 bales
receipts, 81 bales; exports to Great Britain
4 oi6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 21.-Flour scarce; su
perane, a &@AIS. Bacon, l:a9Tsc.; hams
new ORLEANS, April 21.--Cotton active; mid
dlings, 22iM223c.: sales, 5000 bales.
GALVESTON, April N.-Cotton firm receipts
Ga bales exports coastwise, So bales stock IL
port, 25, 292 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22
Foreign Affairs.

PARIS, April 21.-The Senate, after stir
ring speech from Olivier, passed the sena-
tus consultum regarding the plebiscitum.
MADRID, April 2l.-The Republican Dep
| utieS charge Generals Prim and Riyiero with
| causing the disturbances at Barcelona.
LONDON. April 2l.-Fittcen thousand
| cholera deaths have occurred within six
weeks on the island of Zanzibar.
PARIS, April 21.-Three million francs
| have been raised by the friends of the pie
| biscite for the campaign expenses Of the
| paper.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-A large meeting
held here to-day protested against the pro-
posed official inspection of converts.
MADRID, April 21.-The family of Prince
Henri dc Bourbon refuse six thousand dol
lars awarded them by the council of war
! from MontpcnSier.
! MADRID, April 21.-An industrial demon
stration ut CadiZ to-day was repressed after
killing one and wounding several.
LONDON, April 2l.-Roman letters con-
| tradict the assertion that the Ministry
! would leave the Council should infallibility
be adopted.
| LIVERPOOL, April 21. - The missing
steamer City of Brussels passed Crook Ha-
ven this morning under sail.
IMPORTANT FROM PARIS THE IMPERIAL
| PROCLAMATION.
L AXIS, u 1t IL -l.-i lCSlNCiip INOuHcl lO-
day presented the Emperor at Tuileries.
Senatus consulttm on plebscitum was
unanimously adopted by the Senate.
The Imperial printing office will to-mor-
row commence the publication of the I'm
perial proclamatien regarding the plebisci-
tum, with the text of the plebiscitum in
the proclamation. The Emperor gives q
resume of the reforms introduced since go
to the present moment.
He dwclls on the fortunate results to
come from thenl-riZ., stability Of institu-
tons and easy transmission of power to the
heir of the throne. The formula Of the
plcbiscitum in brief, is that a simple vote
will be taken on the 6th of May, verified on
the 10th. and the result officially announced
on the 18th.
Prince Napoleon, who left Paris before
the recent debates in the Senate because
the Emperor desired that he would take no
part in the discussion on succession to the
throne, returned on Saturday.
Marquis d. Audelaire, leader of the left
centre in the Corps Legislatif, publishes
letter denying the report that the left centre
has ceased to exist as party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

APRIL ao.-Corn.-White, $l.o5@sl.o7; yellew,
Sl.o4; mixed, $l.o3. s,,s.,. Wy
q bdg SEQ !: cnIls S25. W. o. hogshcad, $eoG
ssl !; culls, sssG*2o. r. o. hogshead, 1913 GULL
$40. ..,. o,s
rye. ss. soGlM: Mvers's sunny South, .4.5o.
Flour.-tamily, s7.scMss; extra, ss@s7so; SILL
perfns, Is: SO@*6.2s; fine, -. 25@$s. 50. ,,uuo
s5c.. spring, by weight. from store, SGoc.
Peanuts. -Prime, s2@S2.es: fancy, $3.50 ss'as'
Wheaf.-White, prime, S1.4O; red, prime: 81. 30.
SHINGLES -Favorlte brand. IL inch, s9@S9.so
No. / S70$S; common, S4.5o9f6; No. !, feet,
$le.so@Sl3.5o; No. 2 feet, $1d@$l: ~ ooo,
rels family flour ST. IS; 700 barrels family extra
$3.50 so bales low middling cotton at 2Otg.lGst
lilo bushels black peas atSles 81 COZ linen ounci
ut SiI. so and SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

yssas-osss epsr ghirssnk n.sna tss z. ..d
| nashsL Wheat bran. a5c. Corn bran. "a
Tars.-Ssksr. sa@s4: Mink. s1@ss: bed rsa.
RRs6biss, a:s: q dozen /; .Mnskrss. isa. piece;
asaa0:-Psrs!ian, ssaass:.s5 p ton.
G sa9Flmsi61a glss.i r. clover w. a,
Hsdss.Dry. iaaIsc. !: dry salted isgEc. wee
saited, si@i6sc.; wet sailed calfskins, si4sg
lockwood sAso@sis y dozen; boys, WOOL
s aesfe5sin EN- e ns ssa f:
CASHMERE hats, saI@e56 "a dozen. ~ : 800 -
Eon.-hnglish and American refined. iG4tc.;
English and American sheet eG7sc., country
kerosene OiL.-aoc. q gallon.
Ldrd.-Prtme, barrels and tierces, TsIT3c.: In
half barrels; lse;: In kess &c.: country l1giss:
hemiock, 2s9asc.; country upper. io@ssc.: city
a1Isn asg2ss; Z foot ZIP y c@ss p . = !. hsrness
L.mesr.~Whi bite pine. one-lnch, sa5@sss 2, thou
boards ans na os ss sccora
ss@s1e = thousand. Laths split, si.sSS sawed,
Mcortce.-stick, P. q s., 4oc.; De Rosa stick,
aac. mass, {. G. c., 91c.; g. f., &C.; G. G..
,Ic; x: K, &c.; G. g., aoc; c. Co, &C.; IL 3:
PiEnatelh stick, soc. ". B., 2sc.; 6. A., 2sc.
5!s .AggsIfG'':i R6si 1sSai'ss assfias' VIZ
Reconsideration syrup, s1@s7c. genuine
golden syrup, es47oc. p gallon; Cuba and Musco-
vaGo, aegssc' Porto Rico, 1886; New Orleans
Rum.-New England, $3.50; Santa Cruz. $3.50
Oats -Baled csc. 0$I q hundred.
oAs.-Linseed Sllo@81.1s machine, Slegal. rs :
srais 81 ssals ass ill., ssss s
dozen; best salad sl4 castor, 81 "a gxfsoa Viz
ginia MA III, lubricsstng; CSC: per gallon.
Potatoss.@Ifish, ssSssc. I Der bushe,.
Psas.-Black-eye. u p bHshei.
PloD- casttngs;-W heiesale, &C.; retail &C. % p
e'PPs s1D s1::s e sas.sl:
and SG %ain7 g key of IS n' blasting
d Rg1fgs- s; Cotton 4@4sc.; white, ss@sc.;
Rope-Manilla, best ss@ssc.
RR as: a9sI ,s zsss@ssc.
5isa Siist IS 17sc o American blissered
-' sekGfi! e; from wharf sa.nh sack for
WorthIngton and Marshali-in store, ss.7s; ground
Sshot:-NoFthsfn, ss.ss g bag OF IS ms.
| 6NgGT.-Market firm, but not active. Cut loaf,
is@4lssc.; B." l2t9lsc.; extra Ct i2,@l2sc;;
S SG;m !2s@i2tc.; 60 yellow, laic. yellow, Il
soda.-ssl., ssasc., In kegs; English soda, 90
SIC.
SendcG Root.-9s03oc.
| Shucks.-soc. ...- ...
| soap:.Common, sGsc. best washing, 1l@rac. !;
toilet sr sSsSs sad ,shoy country So
Stayes. Whisky barrel timber, green, $40
p 1000; seasoned, S25@s27 q 200. Flour barrel
timber, &5@$S q 1000. Hoop poles, IS; hogs
| head hoops, s4O@S5o - 1000; red oak hogshead
| barrel hickory, hoop, Sl2.so "a LOCO.
| Seed.-C!over, 80 timothy. 81; orchard grass
~. 5o4$2.7s {; herdsgrass, S1.B.
Idr.-$2. 75@S3 u barrel.
Ieds.-Black, 75c. @$l.4s-the last prime arti-
Gle; imperial, sl::sGsl.B; gunpowder- 81. so@sa.
Kinegar.-Cider s7a@4sc. manufactured, asc. q
gallon.
Wheat.-see Corn Exchange report.
WhtskeH.-Common, proof, $1.25@$1.3o; pure
rye, 1904; j. Cromwell's extra Eagle, $3.50 j
CROMWELL pineapple, 80; r. A. stuart's Rock
bridge, 10 Hanger & Co., 81; Koiner's, 1925 ;
2. Hanger. 81.
Wae-port common. s1.7s@s2; good. s2.so6
g., Sherry. common sl.7s@$a: good, S. 5oGaI
Wcod.-Oak. st.50@s5: pine, $s.5o@S4.
Woot.-tInwashed. 2S42sc. washed, 4s047c. ;
bury wool, &c. less.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22
Eynchburg Markets.

APRIL 2O.-Appies.-Green,f barrel, -. 5oQ 81
Brandy. Apple, p gallon, s".2s@s?5o
Bsans.--WGite. q bushel of 90 bs.. s2.5o@s9. 10
COrn,-White, Sabushel of sc fbs,, &l6Sl.U5; yel.
low and mixed, % bushel Of SIS lbs, 95@ssc.
Eags.-Fresb, q dozen. le@Tc: s.e,
Fsathsrs..Live goose, q b.. eo@osc.
Oats.--S7 hushel Of 80 MS, 4s@soc.
Peaches Dried, impaired, ~ b., 6gac.; dried
Rye.y7a bushel of SO fbs., oa@sSc.
Raqs.-.Ltnen and cotton, ~ b., 4saSsc'
iTmeaf.-Whii., slsas1ss; red s1.l5@s1.s &c
WRooi.Ewashed, q h., 4o@4sc.; unwashed, q D.,
WIiskey. --Rectifed q e. Hon. Sl.25G Sl.as: pure
Virginia Mountain Rye, $2GQS3.5o.