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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05
FARMERS AND GARDENERS,


no YOU WANT TO BUY SEEDS
~ and plants that you may surely rely on!
Go to SEWN VINCENT & CO, the well.
known Seed Dealears, COZ Santome street, b.
tween Washington and jackson streets, San
Francisco, and Brooklyn. Alameda county. Mr..
SEWN Vincent Is the only Seed Grower Of Call.
his seeds, and all those imported he tests with
the greatest care before selling. Be sure he
will sell you the best and cheapest. ms m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05
TO MILLMEN 4!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HIN NEWS Once h"lf . ton Of superior
Type Metal. for lournaling purposes IN quartz
duced ph ,ss for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05

Do not be deceived by unpnnclpled dealers
who NAV offer you a remedy called Aliens Pee.
toral BalsaIn, which Is offered for sale on the
great merits OF Aliens Lung Dalson:
% Call for and be sure you receive Aliens Lung
Bslsam-all others are Infringement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05

"SpAIpING's GLUE useful and
true.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
Eau YorR HarRa,-
~ Telsgrapn.l NEW YozK.

- TeIsgrapn-l NEW YozK. MARI.
CoTToN-Heavy &c lower: sales of $500
bales at 2Z1z tor middIing uplands.
FL0UR-Receipts of S,S79 bbls; dull; in
buyers favor; sales of 800 bels at 81 6a@
81 rs; Tor superhne Western and State; 81 s.
as 20; for extra State; S475g5 so for extra
western; So G096 10 for white wheat
extra; IS 00G6 60 for round hoop Ohio: IS 50
@6 IS for extra st. Louis; So 20GS 50 for good
RYE FLoUR-QuIet; sales of $50 bbIs at
81 44O955O
CoRN MEAT Quiet.
WHISKY-Steady sales of go bbls at 99Q
991zc for western free.
WHEAr-M Moderately active, without de-
clded change; receipts OF 5.440 bushels: sales
of IS 900 bushels at 81 90 for rejected No.
spring; 81 171zQI Is for choice No. am.
Der Minnesota, 81 z59l 30 for winter red
and am Der western; 81 47 white Michigan;
81 5891 60 for choice white state.
RYE-Quiet'
BARLEY-DulI.
BARLEY MaLT-Nominal.
CoRN-Shade flrmer for new, and dull for
old receipts Of 2 500 bushels; sales of 23,oO0
bushels at Ssgs1 90 for new mixed western;
81 o3 for new yellow western.
oATs-1DI1IIj receipts Of {, ,4s6 bushels;
sales OF 13-O00 bushels at 55G55%c for west
ern 629621<c for Ohio; 60G63c for state.
sGRAIN-Stock in warehouses; wheat D.
sos, COS bushels; corn 484 .l76 bushels; oats
1,106 194 bushels; rye 39.0S9 bushels: barley
l6, ,04O bushels.
RICE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales of 400 hhds Cuba at
| 912910e; 400 boxes Havana at l054c.
MOLASSES-DulI.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; l5Izc for crude; 2s11zc
for refined.
HoPs-QuIet.
LINSEED OIIr-DulI.
TURPENTINE-Qu uIet.
PoRK-Lower; sales of $50 barrels at
| SO 50gsZ0 70 for new mess; so 500SA for
prime; $50 259S23 80 for prime mess; also
| 2,750 barrels mess seller March and April
| at S25 509s25 IS.
BEEF-Steady and quiet; sales of $50 bar
rels at SlOgtl5 for new plain mess; SAG
| $l7 so for new extra mess; tierce beef dull;
sales OF $50 tierces at S25gs2S for prime
mess: S2SgS30 for India mess; beef hams
| quiet; sales of 275 barrels at 28932c for new.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of lis pkgS at lO56
| 9Ilc for shoulders; I40I45zc for hams; mid
| dies dull and heavy sales 20 boxes Cum
berland cut at l5c.
DRESSED HoGs-DulI at slI9sIl1< for west
| ern.
/ LARD-Heavy; sales OF 46O tierces at 1877
| Gle for steam; l59151zc for kettle rendered,
/ also l-200 tterces 81 cam seller March, April
| and May at 13569141zc.
| BUTTER-Unchanged 14626c for Ohio.
| CHEESE-Dull at 141z6I7c.
| FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool, frmer: ship
ments OF $4,000 sacks wheat at 3g31<c per
| sail and steam.
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The First Female arand Jary.
LARAMIE, ". T.. March I'm en-
and charging the first female

LARAMIE, W. T.. March In en-
panneling and charging the first female
jury, Judge Hawes said:
Ladies' and Gentlemen of the Ora I'D
Jury-It is a novelty to see, as we do
to-day, ladies summoned to serve as
jurors. The extension OF political
rights and franchise to woman IS a
subject that is agitatlng the whole
country. / have never taken an ac-
tive part in these discussions, but
have long seen that woman was
victim TO the crimes and immortality
of man, with no power to protect and
defend herself from evils. L have
long felt that such powers OF protcc-
ton should be conferred upon woman,
and it has fallen to our lot here to
act as pioneers in this movement, and
to test the question. The eyes OF
the world, are to-day fixed upon this
jury of Albany County. There IS not
the slightest impropriety in any body
occupying this position, and | wish to
assure you that the fullest pro-
lection of the court shall be ac-
corded to you, as 1t would be
most shameful and a scandal that
our temple of justice and In our courts
of law, anything should be permitted
which the most sensitive lady might
not hear with propriety and witness
and here let me add, that will be a
sorry day for any man who shall So
far forget the courtesies due and paid
by every American gentleman to every
American lady, as to even, by word
or act, endeavor to deter you
from the exercise of these rights, OF
which the laws have invested you.
| will conclude with the remarks
that this is a question for you to de-
eide for yourself. No man has any
right to interfere. 1t seems to be
proper for women to sit upon the
Grand Jury, which will give them the
best possible opportunities to aid
in suppressing the dens of intamy
which now curse the country.
| shall be glad of your assistance in
the accomplishment of this object.
I do not make these remarks from
any distrust of the gentlemen; on the
contrary, [ am exceedingly pleased
and gratifed with the indications oi
intelligence, love OF law ami good
order, and gentlemanly department
which see manifested.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08

New York Items-The Mcfarland
TrlaI-Fisk and the Susquehanna
RaiirOad-AarOn and Kelly Prize
Fight is 'sOf."
New YORK, March 7.-The recep-
ton Of Gov. Seward took place in City
Hall this afternoon. He made brief
speech complimentary to the city as
the metropolis of the Western Con-
tinent.
The trial of Mcfarland, for the mur-
ner of Richardson, is set for the first
Monday in April.
The trial of Chambers, for the mur-
der of Voorhees,, commences Wednes-
day.
The Brooklyn election fraud trials
have again been postponed.
The suit of Fisk against the Sus-
quehanna Railroad was argued to-day
before Judge CORDOBA. The decision
was reserved.
The Committee of the Gold Ex-
change, Wednesday, reported in favor
of adding leading stocks to their call
list.
The intended prize fight between
| Edwards and Aaron is off.
I The rumor ahoat to-day, of the
arrival of the City of Boston at Liv.
erpool, proves to be hoax.
The American built steamers Ful
ton and Guiding Star are being
broken up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
Cincinnati MaPkev.

BY TSlGeTap0sI OI6C1EEATIs March. Z
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; 81 5Oa4 rs
for extra; S5 00g5 25 for family.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CoRN-6Sa74c.
gtOATS-49g54c.
RYE-Dun and unchanged
BARLEY-Negiectods al 81 10, this an ex-
ira rate for fall.
dropping at 2llG2l1zc for middling.
ToBACCo-Du1l and unchanged; prices Of
new are l92c lower.
WHISKY nominal and NO sales; held at
% and buyers offering 93c.
PRoVIsIONs-Very dull and nothing
sold at s26 SO for this purpose; bulk shoul-
ders at 9129gsz closing at the inside rate (;
bulk sides were offered at Is, l35< and 141< for
rib, clear rib and clear: bacoL dull; shouI-
15s<c; clear rib sollb at 15c; sugar-cured
hams dull at 179ISc.
LARD Dull and nominal at lac for kettle
rendered and l39131zc for steam: country
Kettle rendered was offered at 1870 with
BUTTER Fire at sOas5c, owing to the
light supply.
CHEEsE-DulI st 16@I71zc.
EGGs-Firm at 20c.
LNsEED oIL-Duu at 9799sc, only re-
tail demand.
LARD OIL-very dull and dropping at
PETRoLEUaf-Dun at 2sc for refined.
SUGAR-Dull, New Orleans at I0Ql3c, the
MoLAssEs-Dull 81 75gS0c for No. i.
CoFFEE-DulI at 1S924cs the latter rate
for choice.
CLovER SEED-DulI at 131x6ll4c.
TIMOTHY SEED- -.ce at sI 5094 60.
FLAX SEED-Decllnfng at 81 90d2 90.
GoLD-s1 12S< buying; exchange firm SOC
to 81 10 discount buying; money market
quiet at S9l0 per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
Congressional Summary.

SEEATE-A number of private petitions
and resolutions were introduced. Nor
representation in Congress, also a Joint
resolution giving Army Ohtcers, on duty
allowances as though they were on active
duty. The Funding bill was taken up, and
dellberated at some length by Bayard,
Howe and others. The following Senate
bills were passed: appointing managers
for the National Asylum for disabled vol
unteers, authorizing the Secretary OF War
to take charge OF the Gettysburg and An
tietam National Cemeterys; also House
bill TO authorize the Secretary OF War TO
place at the disposal of the Soldiers Monu-
ment Association of Rock Island, Ills, l2
pieces of condemned ordnance. The bill
appropIiating 5000 for the relief OF Gen.
Chas. +. Smith, who died while acting
President of the Board to examing claims
growing out of the Mexican war also
passed
HoUsE.-A great variety of bills were in
fr0duced and referred Including one TO
In the Mississippi Valley, TO facilitate
transportation on the Mississippi River,
and to promote the commerce of the
Northwest. A resolution was introduced
to organize a Territorial Legislature in the
Indian Territory, and TO recognize the
Cherokee5, Choctaws and Chtckasaws as
citizens. Sawyer wanted to learn by
whom one young man OF Boston had been
appointed as a cadet at West Point, and
another to the Navy, and both credited to
the Sixteenth Pennsylvania District. The
Speaker had read a letter from Coll aday,
Withdrawing MS resignation ana 1nVltlng
the fullest investigation of the charges
against him respecting the sale of cadet
ships; also a telegram from Gov Stevenson
to GolIaday, stating that he owed IL to
himself, his constituents and his State to
demand such an investig alton. After con-
siderable debate, the House decided that
Golladay was no longer a member, and
that Gov. Stevenson mad no say in the
matter. Dawes introduced a resolution to
instruct the Judiciary Committee to en-
Qntre whether member had a right to
resign without leave of the House, thereby
evading duty. responsibility, etc, to in
| quire what action Is necessary on the sub
| ject. During the afternoon the Georgia
Dill was further discussed, and numerous
amendments were offered, without any &C.
ton the subject went over till to-day
Numerous changes were M ade on the
Standing Committee of the House.. after
which the House adjourned.
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EaH HnmnshIre.

ate election in the Old Gran
aonwealth takes place to day.
the combination between
racy and the Labor Re
With the addition of a
e Set as a " disturbing
e res I'd the result as very
ed Last year the whole
1raor . ounted to 81 ,781,
5us received 30, III, and
Democrat. - 014. Re
maiorie Of 3.773. The
have re.nominatsd On
arms, the u 3ocrats John
ta labor Beformers
Flns. aud tie Tenn
men / @ Blrrowa. The
rarly CLAIM to control eight
Z votes. moatiy Republicans
81 which the Democrats have
Bedell off, and ordered thC
o vote for Flint. The Bens5 > )
e working hard for succes,'
es, and Senator'S Nye. Cragir
erson have been stumpiug the
The past week or ten days,
sipal contest is for the Legis.
. successor of Mr.. Cragin Ii
osen. Last year the Senate
posed of nine Republican
Democrats, aud the Hous'
Republicans and 40 Demo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
81. Lnnia Mnrnat.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, March Z.
ToBACCo-Active and firm.
COTTON held at 2i1&922c.
HEMP-Nominal at 81 209l 60 for un-
dressed.
FLOUR-Flat and nominal; 25c lower
with small order sales, ranging at 81 O00
Z rs.
WHEAT-Weak and dropping for low
grades; No. Spring, Sc: fancy, 92c; No. 2
red Fall, 81 coal 03; No. do, 81 08gI 10.
Constructive and unchanged; mixed
and yellow, 769761<s; white, 1880, ane
small sales OF fancy do at SIC.
OATSZDull and easier at 48950c.
BARLEY-Duil; 81 O091 O5 for Minnesota
Spring.
RYE-Dull zoe for prime.
WHISKY-DuIl and lower, at 93c.
SUGAE-More doing; 91z0I3c for com mon
to choice Louisiana,
MoLAssEs-Steady; 659SOc for plantation.
CoFFEE-Steady, at 20923c for good to
choice.
PRoYIsIoNs-Flat and but little doing.
Pork, $26 so. Dry salt meats, loose clear
rib, 1870: do. clear sides, 14c. Bacon shouI-
ders, 1is4c; clear sides, half casks, l6ISc.
Lard, nominal; no sales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08

EAT AND GooD MAN.-The
q on Saturday last. announced
Of DR.. John McCIintock,
most promi2ent ministers
z. Church. The following
summary of his life:
born In Philadelphia in
Immediately upon his grad
$50, entered the itinerant
After a very brief pastor
Dsnt several years as a college
Ia 1913 he was editor of
dist Quarterly ReUie1. re-
that position until 1856.
ear be went to Europe to
the American Church
ing of the English, Irish,
"a German Conferences,
tor Of the American chap
or some time during the
q, aud did very much to help
n cause there, as did Henry
her. IN his visit to Eng
the same period. When
Theological Seminary was
De. MeClintock was elected
aent, which positian he held
s Of his death. His loss
ayily felt by the church and
ligious world generally, es-
10 view Of the unfinished
he Biblical and Theological
which be was editing, as
DR.. Strong.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
NBESsEB TKLECRAMS.

TUESDAY, March Sth-
1sed in New York yesterday at
hes of snow fell in New York
srday, and the storm still contin-
"a saloon in Chicago paid out So 90
change on saturday.
mineton, Ills, on Sunday night, a
Sc. Che jail on IRE and perished In
zs.
rst ton from Baltimore for New
canal, arrive, at Philadelphia
1ited States MaIshals OF the sew
tss are being notified to district
spective states preparatory 10
lie census Of 1870
Chicago Recorders Court. yester-
enty- five persons were sentenced
ate Prison, one q woman, who got
icr forgery
lnounced that two, at least, of the
il railroads at Chicago will, on the
OF April, maze specie change at
O1l5es.
ucy Ills, on Saturday, Henry w.
chair manufacturer. was stabbed
1h bFackin, one of his employees,
mortal wounds.
Block, IN Nashua, n. H, was de-
by FIRE on Sunday. Loss $50 ,001, di-
mong q large number of inhabit-
gumeDt for a new trial In the case
"a q. BurdelI, sentenced to be hung
oth Inst. for murder, at Oleen, New
IS been ordered and stay OF exc
TAINTED.
woodruff, OF the U. 8. Court Of
1I 4. yesterday, refused a motion fol
lFonemeHt OF the great Fullerton
account of the continued illness ol
J'CCnnOr, chief counsel for the de
uent men Of New York are In st
Ea mining the bridge building
e Mississippi river at that point
lectal reference to the constructor
Iaey are collecting data in refer
the construction Of n bridge owe
ver.
-or8 niltee on state affairs at Madi
is. nave reported against the re
1f the Capital, for the reason tina
-Dle have not yet demanded It. I
- was held in Milwaukee on Satur
lcre ft was dec ded to make q stron
To pass q bill! at this session, and If
then 70 submit the question TO tn
: at the next election.
IS been ascertained that John Gee
ng who committed suicide, in NeN
on Thursday, was an Englisman c
literary characteristic author OF
alton Of Dante, copies OF which weT
In his room. He left England an
To- this country in consequence {
tic difficulties and Equandered a
ouey in gambiin g; penniless an
able he ended all with poison.
or PohI. on Sunday morning las
ed Campbell Howard near RIPLEY
with a Henry rife, firing some fhre
y shots, one Of which took effect 1
1Ow. When an effort 70 arrest Poi
lade. he was found entrenched in
luse under a bed, armed with Her
Z trvo revoIvers and a bfg doe. an
zazau- ent chat ensuel lie wound
aau and three others, and rl
+ --0 wound himself, bOih very si
E.5s mother persuaded hlm TO So
BE Is opposed 20 be InEaue.
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Lecture br scnator Rerels.

BALTIMORE, March 7.-Senator
Revels leotured last night at the
Bethel Church, to an audience of four
or five hundred persons, of whom one
fourth was white. The lecture was
chiefly on the improvement and well
fare of the eolored race, and was re-
piece with prrctical sound advice and
admonitions, he arnestly enjoined ed
ucati9n and economy. and at the close
of his address, said that the colored
people must be true to the country, to
themselves. and to the Republican
party. The Senator was frequently
applauded.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
FOREIGN NE Ws.

MADRID, March TN the Constit-
uent Cortes, on Saturday, Prim reaf-
firmed his opposition to the Duke OF
Montpensieur. and declared that the
entire minority, with the exception OF
Admiral Topete, were anti Montpen-
sieurists. His statement has given
the latter general effense. He has
rendered his resignation, but it has
not yet been accepted. Unionists are
furious against General Prim, and
are doing their utmost to encourage
Admiral Topete. The ministerial
crisis is imminent.
BERLIN, March THE weights
and measures of Germany are to be
assimilated Immediately. The coin
age is also to be established on more
convenient basis.
LONDON, March THE fact is en-
couragiug, that sailing vessels which
left New York before the City Of
Boston are just arriving. The man
ayers of the line think the steamers
engines we're broken down after start.
ing, and she would be obliged to de.
pend on her sails, with which she
was not very we'll supplied.
The Pail Mall Gazette approves oi
Gladstone's land bill. but thinks re-
preston of anarchy in Ireland is the
first duty of the Government.
Dispatches from Rome report The
antagonists of papal infallability IL
council, some Of whom had threat
ened to withdraw, hare now deter
mined to remain in view of the grow
ing opposition to that dogma.
The French officials have as ye
produced no evidence of the existenc,
Of plot against the State and life O
the Emperor; the report is now con
sidered fabrication of the police.
DUBLIN, March Great prepara
ffons ara beinr made fn the North o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08
Appeal on Behalf of g Criminal.

DETROIT, March 1.-THE case of
George Van0erpool, lately convicted
and sentenced to solitary confinement
at Manistee, is attracting a good deal
Of public attention. An appeal to
the people of the State of Michigan
was issued by sixteen leading citizens,
appointed By the people of Muskegon,
TO aid, unite, and cooperate with
them to secure a new trial for Van
derpool. to be conducted with fair
ness and impartiality In a community
uninfuenced by prejudice, passion, or
undue sympathy.
The committee say in initiating a
popular movement to set aside ver-
dict duly rendered. after trial by jury
in accordance with the forms of law,
we insist that we are not melted
by any desire to screen guilt
from legal responsibility, TO pro-
tect an offender from punish
ment, or awaken popular sympathy IN
favor of the accused that would be
likely to blind the judgement of intel
ligent men, only to secure a hearing
that shall be so expressive IN bring
ing before a jury all the facts having
relation to the case, and verdict so
impartial that the judgement of all
candid, thoughtful minds shall be
fully satisfied Herewith. The trial
Just had is fresh In the minds of the
people throughout the State. We
comment upon these facts no far
ther than to say we believe that
popular judgement coneurs with
US In the opinion that Vanderpool,
whether guilty or innocent, has not
had that opportunity for a thorough
and impartial trial so imperatiyely
demanded by the spirit of our laws,
and by the equitable promptings of
our minds, in view of the gravity Of
the crime charged and its fearful
consequences. Evidence has been
brought to light since the termination
of the trial, having very important
bearing upon the case in favor of the
prisoner. Upon this and other equal
ly substa ntial grounds, we have con-
fidence that above doubt new trial
will be granted.
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Louisville Karket.
By Telegraph.I LOU1sv1LLr. March 7.

By Telegraph.l LoUIsvILLE. March Z.
ToBACCo-SaIes 60 hhds at So e095 go for
Trash s. 1907 50 for Lugs, and S80l2 90 for
low to medium Leaf: market active.
BAGGNG-Quiet at 25c.
CoTToN-Very dull at 201zc.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; extra family
at $500 D.
GRAIN-Active; Wheat 81 1011 20; Corn
93c; Oats 63c; Rye 90c from store.
PROVIsIoNS-Dull and in light demand ;
Mess Pork 81 90; Bacon shoulders at 12c;
clear rib 1910; clear sid es l614c: bulk shoul-
ders 1O5zc; clear riE 141zc. and clear sides
l51<c; sugar cured hams 19c.
LARD-Tierce 1919; keg 1870.
HIGHWINES-NOne in market.
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Lady Gza1d Jurors.

LARAMIE Cry, w. T., March T.
The Judiciary Of Wyoming sustains
the right of women to serve as grand
Jurors. All ladies drawn as grand
Jurors were present at IL o'clock A. NJ.
A motion was made to quash the
panel; not sustained. At IL SO a. NJ.
the first panel of lady grand jurors in
the world were sworn. None asked
to be excused. A lady biliff was ap-
pointed for grand jurors. A splendid
address was given by Chief Justice
Howe.
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The New York Democratic General Com
mittee and the Kings County delegation
held conference meeting on saturday
or materially modify ALI the Albany COM
missions in Brooklyn, as they were un-
democratic and expensive The Water
Board, Fire Commission, Health and Po-
lice board will be the first reorganized,
and q bill for that purpose Will pass the
State Legislature this week.
Rev. DR.. Clarke, of the 42nd street New
York Presbyterian Church, in q lecture
Sunday night, made a strong arraignment
or the Roman Catholic Church on the BIZ
bic question, giving as a cause of this
movement, tue fact that the Papal power
was rapidly waning in Europe, and is
seeking renewed Yigor In the United
8 ates. a petition to the State Legislature
against this sectarian movement, was nu-
merOusIy signed by the congregation.
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Kentucky Items.

LOUISVILLE, March Tn the
House the bill amending and reduo-
ing into one the several acts in rela-
ton to Common Schools, was passed.
A butcher named BENZ. Farmer
was murdered at his residence. four
miles from Frankfort, Saturday night,
by unknown assassins. They went to
his house. raised window and fired,
killing him instantly. A negro has
been arrested for the murder.
Joe Murphy shot Elligot Yivet
dead over a game of cards, in David
son County, on Saturday.
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chicago Markar.
By Telezraph.]

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO. March Z.
FLoUR-NegIected
WHEAT-Dun, irregular and unsettled !;
sales, No. at SEC; No. 2 at 785S0791z: clos
ing at 7S1s97S1zc This afternoon market
dull and unchanged.
CoRN-Firner; 4CaIc higher: sales of No.
2 2701z972c; rejected SO; new 66967; no grade
55d62. Closing outside.
OATS = Quiet; AgZc lower; closing at
38Iz9365zc for No. 2.
RYE-More active; firmer at 671zsesc for
No. 2.
BARLEY-NominaI.
HIGHWINFS-DulI at 94Cd95.
PROvISIoNS-Dull and weak: closing at
s25g25 l21z for mess pork; I31<c for lard
DC for dry salted shoulders: 121zc for rough
sides; 1314gl31zc for short rib mlddles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March7.
COTToN-Irregular and nominal; mid
ding, 2lszoi receipts. IL ,4S2 bales; exports ,
G, ,seS bales; sales. 1O, 500 bales.
FLoUR-s5 SO. So 90, and e6 II.
CORN-Duli at 81 10.
OATS-65966c.
BRAN-S1 S5q2 co.
HAY-Prime, S34.
PORK-Dull at S28 %,
BACoN-1S9l71zc.
MoLAssEs Fermenting, 4095Oc: prime,
671zc.
CoFFEE-Fair, l6@I814ci prime, 17k@
Iz5zc.
WHIsKY-e0e9sI or.
LARD-Tierce, 151zc; keg, 1Sc.