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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
Books for Sale at this Office

Books for Sale at this Ofice.
The Prison Life Of Jefferson Davis.
The Secrets Of the Great City,
History of the War between Germany and
France.
Cruel as the Grave.
Seven Wives and Seven Prisons.
Negroes and Negro Slavery
The Chemical Forces Heat- Light Electricity.
Weak Lungs, How to make them Strong,
Youths History Of the Late Ciyil War.
Con1he on Infancy.
Morgan and his Captors.
Benny.
New Physioguamy or Signs of Character,
Essay on Man.
Grant and ColiaN.
Nor Philosophy.
WcdlOclt, or the Righ Is Right.
Relation of the Sexes
Mental Science.
Combs Constitution Of Man.
Hand Book for Home Improvement
Natural Laws Of Man.
Paris by Sunlight and Gnslight
sherman and his Campaign
Records Of Living Officers Of the U S. Navy
China and the United states.
The American Yearbook and National
Register,
English and French Neutrality aud the Anglo.
French Aliadcc.
etonewnll Jackson.
Democrat Speakers Hand book.
The Women OF New York
Life in Utah or the Mysteries Of Mormonlsm
and Polygamy
Great Fortunes.
Explorations Of The Nile Tributaries Of Abys-
sinla.
History OF the frat Kentucky Brigade
Military and Naval History OF tho Rebellion.
Struggles and Triumphs or Forty Years Refiec-
ti0ns of =. Y. Rarnum
Democracy In the United States
Our Family Physician.
Plain Home Talk and Medical Common Sense,
Leaves OF Grass. I
Our Rulers and Our Rights, or outiInts Of the
Government.
The Mormon Prophet and his Harlem
White Supremacy and Negro Subordinntion.
The Secrets tho Great City.
Spurzheln on Education,
Fruit Culture
Man In Genesis and Geology.
How to Read Characters.
Tho .fIydronathc Family Physician.
Fond and Diet.
Worcester's Dictionary.
Everybody invited To come and see the lot OF
books, the price ranging from 81 to s19 each, M
. arc determined to sell them to make room
for more.
To any parson who win sond us n list Of from
sto25 yearly subscribers, atfi.5o each, or from
6to 30 six months subscrlbcrsa At rs cents each
shall havE one ofihc above named books.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

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more cases Of CostiveneSs, Constipation, Sick or
Nervous Headache. Liver Complaint, Bilious
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Tumors. letters, Ulcers, Sores, Pains in The
Inins, Side and Head and Female Complaints,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

Beautiful Pictures for Sale
We have for sale large lot OF
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Everybody, especially the ladies'
are invited TO come and see them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

DSYCHOLOGIC Fascination or Soul Charming
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

gerofuln Ina my form. For lsnounn-
eiSLM. pains in bOncs, tsr0kcn-hoMh
Mineral POiS0ys, more ete"tual relel is
bOLaine from This remedy thnn nom all others.
II strengthens, purifics ana cures. II y hLHs
pcnsihle in the treatment ot long standing us
orders of the Liver, and pr 'vcS hrer'nln, SSle
enee throughout tho entire Glandumr system.
ChrNnc dse'sos ~ amy kind, Diseases Ga
thq RISin. .I,ru utIOOS. .PmStuicS- BIOtch'
aa. Piriy,ieS. .As0lIs.Ecttcr. kthg-w0rnn:
NNIt.E.seu,h. Scald-IEcHG. Ulcers ANA
sores, ave all curel by Tie NSc OF 10.
Wy Il sease depending on adcpmved condition
Of The blood cnn he cured by II. Try one
oottle. Sold by NIL Druggists, Prepared "nly Ny
1AIVER CROOK q 60.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
The official returns give

The official returns give
Straw, Governor elect of New
Hampshire, l176 majority.
The dissatisfied Republicans
Of Texas, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana have been in
consultation upon the prospect
of the national canvass, and, it
is said, will send large delega-
tions to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. They want Governor
Warmoth to lead them, but if
he will not it will make differ
ence, so they say.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
DIR. P. FAHRNEY'S
: CELEBRATED 8
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.

1t must be II better Cathartic n hotter Altcra
tive, II better SudorGc II better Tonic, and "
every way better than the Pan-a-ce-a. NC
natter how long IL has been in use or how
ntely discovered. Above all 1t must not con
tain anything not purely vegetable
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

y 's' ~ ~ w INV
prn'Nr why TO
prrlr me-
di, mad us,. nr.
Oliver Crook, o
pliy4lo'nnwho de.
votes his entire
tine tutho dulies
Of his prof ar'on
md " h o las
tie llEcsi prna.
uce of any Thy-
sIcmn in hoilth-
eri ohio - has
fully tested tho
rsclivc nicfic'ul
qualities OF Poke
EuGl aura = tho
last "a Nr r.. md
u ule-.tatint ~
0ununrcs II 10
iplc perp inprit
for ensCsde-
pending on n 'io-
PRAYED condition
Of the blooA,-
than any md all
other articles
named In thc Ma.
tcriA Medica. I'm.
der his instruc.
tl0ns our Chem.
iE has combined
the active medic.
!nAl qualities Of
IKE Riot WiIh
Tho hest Tohio
prcpn rntion Of
Iron, and We Of
trthis rropora.
tion t9the public
telling them of
tho ingrrAh nts,
un'lerti,c nntncoi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

BLANK Notices of Protest printed
and for sale at this Office,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
EMPLOYMENT

We desire to engage few more Agents 10 sell the
World Re nowned IMPROVED BUCKEYE SEW
ING MA CHINE at q liberal salary or on Com
mission. A Horse aud Wagon given to Agents
Fnll particulars furnished on application. Address
W. A. HENDERSON n CO., General Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio, aud st. Louis, Mo. Law
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10

IONNnO wanted for the BRIenr SIDE OF
AOEN 10 NEw YoRH, library ofiniormaton
ng to its Institutions and Objects Of Interest
See that the book you get Is by Rev, j. F Richmond
year. City Missionary A work worth having and
not a sensation book. 200 sngravings. Agents sell
40 a day, b. b, TREAT, Publisher, 500 Broadway,
Now York.
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$1,000 REwARDl

reward OF One Thousand nOllarskzSsa
will be pnid to amy. Physician whossg;Sf
will produce medicine thot will sup sss.s
ply tic wants Ofthe people better than '-1-
''
the article known nS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
EFF. VA 0HRkb
Compound
GX r u p
OF
POKE ROOT.

The prcpor.ton
is the he I Alter
at.vs and Tonic
known FOR ScpOd
uia. = Gro TIA.
ISuS 'E'utn0rs,
Scro fu OuS
eases OF
the EY"s. or
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
Ayers Cathartio Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all dcrange-
ments in the stoin-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgNtive.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury Orminc-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering il prevent
a1 h,y fl,nir tin,ol,.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
AGENTS =! AGENTS /! AGENTS!l!

We will nav $40 week and IN oLsu, and expenses,
In good agents who will engage with us at once
Everything furnished. Address
f. A. ELLIS h CO., Charlotte, Mch.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed oil the affections which ARISE
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-04-10
PREPARED DY

DIR. J. C. AVER g. CO., Loweil, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, $500 PER EOTTLE.
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elss III of atas ua ssepe brsheisses
naS AT &c. Tor WHITE ana n &c. for Yellow
Gofn Msst.--Merkct Arm nj Eli per hishel..f, 49,
ogJs !nye huctttated, and tue demand Il some
day. - - 80 -, - =
Fiour--Mnrkst Very firnt, with an upward ten-
dency ana still further advance OF zoe OF, all
9r,ties. We quote for va sfuUs brands: Fine. $50
Tfss.25: -urertine $500 extra, So.2s6Istias
family. afo@Sl3.0. -. : :,
= Green Irncf.-Ile trade in Strawberries Is I'm
to lsc. are shippers prices to-day. Green peas
tversged about Is to-day: si.i5 was the most paid
that We heard Of.
Lumber, There Is very aet!ye demand for INN.
Der, and o,,f quotations are mainly nominal Vel
low M ne clcar flooring u 1000 feet, $50; stepping
cIcar heart. 1oGfseB joist Ia IN 20 ieet sls ~ Tn
10 feet, !sIDs.s common uoar'ls. Sf"MTt.: heart
oist and scantline, 26ss39, as 10 sizes ana lengths
Pennuts.-There Il no new feature 10 note ~ tD1s
article. The demand H. fuir, md steady, UNIFORM
business continues tn be done In them Mt ana apOui
SI.o for all the good, sound, healthy STOCK that Is
offered Above That buyers sccrl unwilling 10 go,
rs heretofore, unless something offers Of m extra
quality, or above tho average of the hulk here.
There l. not now has there been here for some
time. much, If anything, cassfng strictly fancy.
Common aud ordinary every now aud then find
buyers, but the demand for that sort Is NOW very
much reduced Fortunately, we got clear of great
deal Of IL long ago.
Sdres-The market Is very quiet. Whlte-oak
hogshcld are wanted. Receipts OF ripe very liberal,
with less active demand. We quote: Red-oak, S3s
GSl0: culls. s23ldS30: white-tak hogshead. S6s ::
culs, S3OdLS3? white-oak heading Ssc60S65; culls,
S3,; white-oak pipe, S05GISloo: culls, Sl5GS5o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

stseanf Gle Regular RAD ieaI ticket 70 thin
the Conservatives objected, and hence the
whole movement ut once collapsed. The
miss meeting last night at Centre Warehouse
was therefore the occasion Of very enthusias-
ac determination and reconciliation,
The wreck of the proposed coalition,
which promised such good results, is rope
fition of the fable of the dog who snapped
1t the shadow of his meat in the water and
lost the meat in his mouth. From the time
when Mr.. Raine was called out, mainly BY
conservative voters, 1t was apparent to the
thoughtful that too much had been PLAYED
for, and all would he lost. The object of the
Conservative leaders was merely to break up
the prestige Of the party by defeating the
:andidatcs-or some of the candidatcs-of
the regular convention. The prospect of
this being done was so good that more was
attempted, and ali lost. So lifc-boat that
might save twenty lives is ovcraden and
SWampcd when more get on board.
The election to-day has been very quiet of
I'll the precincts. and going, Of course. all
one way. There Is a bare possibility that
Mr.. Raine will be elected Mayor. The
Conservative candidates for the Council are
rmning well in some of the Wards. II the
result Is ascertained soon enough it will be
communicated by telegraph.
The basement of the Byrnc-Strcct Baptist
church was occupied yesterday for the first
time. 1t has been adapted for Use as Il lee
lurc-room and Srnday-srlool room, and has
hecn very handsomely fitted up and fur
nished.
There was breeze OF battle to-day between
Mr.. NJ. i. Taplcy Rrpuhli'znn and carpet
laggcr) and Mr.. Julius Scott, growing out of
i newspaper statement disraraging to TAP
ley, made on the authority Of Mr.. Quick, who
lives Mt Mr.. SCOTS. Taplcy retired, however,
after hearing very free expression of MI.
tluick's very unnatteripg opinion of him.
Mr.. w. b. Bishoplrit this morning for the
Allegheny Springs, of which he will have
charge this season. ROBIN ApAIR.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fatal Accident.

Mr.. Ralph II. Terrell, Il resident Of Han
over county, met with Il serious accident on
FRIDAY the 18th instant. He went out into
the field to bring his horses to stable them, in
the afternoon, and before he had Cotton to
the stable he was thrown from Il colt that he
had recently commenced handling, and re-
manned where he was thrown until late 1T
night. when he was found 10y his daughter in
an iIlSensiblc condition, and remained in that
state until his death, which occurred about
thirty hours after the accident.
lie was in the SiNty-littl year Of his age,
and had long been consistent member OF
the Baptist church. He leaves widow,
several children, and numerous friends and
acquaintance to Lament his tIntimeIy loss.
ID T. T.
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LNCHBftYG MARKETS.

MAY 21.-1ppteS-tireen. S3.5uGlS6.
Battsr.-S0s. |. ., aud 3, 3o6ll3Jltc.
bsestrar.--3Q6T3lc.
Beans.- White, s9l $3.50 mixed or colpred, sl.5O
hLT5.
Chickens.-nrcsscd, 2"laSc. live. .oGIscc.
cheese Dairy, ligIl6c.
Cpitoa TnTas-Sl.eofisl. a5
Corn.-Whltr. s6Mssc. yellow and mixed, s3Gls5c.
Corn Jffdi.-9ac.
c!orer Sef.-S5GfSf.5O.
Eygs.-Fresli, liFDi5c.
ErergrGen ffrnSS Seni.--Si.75Ms2.
Ei9ur.-Fiue 5000 Ss.25: supcrtne, 3o.5G 1915
extra. El04ISiu.5o: family, *lihsll.5p
FaathtrS.-Liye goose. 60QlG5c.
FarSetd-SI.S U9I S.GJ.
GiRscng.-?n0f9jc.
HnH.-- I;aled. SI.6rfI Sl.I5.
HerisJrdSS See,t.-r1.i5GrS2.
O.nS.--GudJ70c.
Oai0aS.-S5cTSI.
orchard Grass Srfti.-Sa.IrMS?5o.
F1tatoe s.--lrsh. SiGI!i. IS sweet, Sl.25GDsl.5o
Pens.-Drictl. white, Sl.50Gt Sl.eo.
Tdli0r.-?6Lioc.
Tnrkpns-Drcssed. 19Gii!t'.
Tmothy Seert.-Sl.2jGtI:.5o
Finfgnr.-Pure cider, 25gl3Gc.
Hht0t.-Wht-, SI.75Gi Sl.ao: red. y. 7oT*is5
EOoi.--Washcd. GofQ7Oc. unwasned. log Soc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

NAY O. I,,tt0n.-Market very firm nj oafI221c..
the latter price having been refused yesterday for
prime. Low grades dun.
thtGt.-Nnuc offering: would bring large price II
OH the market.
Cora.--Hcceipts fair and market very firm at SOC.
for prime.
RVs.--Markct firm at 81.
OTtS.--Wc quote spring oats nj so6l70c.
FJnJr.-Wr have u sim further advance to note In
.spCo: fine, -. Northern flour 81 below these
,Iuo!:tlipus--aIl In wholesale lots.
PDiufDeS.--irIslI, early t;uudrich, $3.50: Jackson
white. $50 pcaCl-bow. rs.
PTtnrts.-llIc season t. nearly over. hut few crops
remaining Ia come Ia this market. Market more
active. Wcauac; Fancy lots $l.iOii &l.5o strictly
crime, :1iSi.2a: coed to fair, 5c0lDcc. Receipts
Iigat.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, May %, 1872.

correspondence of tho Richmond Dispa1cr.
PETERSBURG, May %, 1872.
Luto yesterday evening, to the surprise, OF
everybody who was not acquainted with What
was going OIL behind the scenes, it was az
pouuced on the streets that the Independent
Republicans had all Withdrawn from the
canvass, and were urging the support OF the
regular ticket Up to Z orS o'clock yester,
day evening it had been confidently expected
that the boilers ticket would run with ever!
chance III success, backed hy a considerable
Republican strength and by the virtually solid
mass of the Conservatives of the city. Bnt
when the boilers came to the, scratch
of having their names printed on
the same tickets with Mr.. G: Baker
l,aine for Mayor and the Conservative can E,
didates for tic Council, they halted, ana
finally refused to comply with thcir barsalni
or, rather, they ATTEMPTED Fo.,nakn an under
hand flank movement i,y having thclr names
printed Oh both tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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New York Stock and Money ssnrs oil

New YORK, May 23.-Aloncy easy at to
= per cent. Sterling, o. to %. Gold, 1873
TO ll3E. Governments very quiet. Ten
ncs>cc's, 73; new, same. Virginia's, As;
new, 81. Lo'lisiana's, SO; new, %. Lcvee's,
CT; S., -. Aabama's, Sc; IS, 90. Gcor-
gia's. 20: Is, aas. North Cardinals. 81:
new, 90. South Caroli;m's, 80; lew, 3Gs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
WILMINGTON (S,C.jNtRkETS

MAY al.-S,iris TnTpentine.-Salcs OF az casks
ut ste. II gallon forsouhrrn packages.
RuSiISaIcs Of l.rao barrels AT $3.50 for strained,
90 - for low No. IL for low pale, aud IS for extra
pale.
for lard Saf for yellow dip. ami e.n fnr virgin:
Market firm and advanced Ice. for yellow dip anu
virgin.
i;,f-Sai,.s of - barrels ut $3.50 u barrel.
T.p.U.--So sales reported.
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sytd
setieuce. fst likely 10 orcsr Saturday Adslt<s
equal demand and prices fully up 10 iagbsst Acsa
nrfgilts, fine; aLf7s; medium md EeodS 9zIec.T
common. 25G1tac.: very common and poor, 1s9Dzacs
Making due allow for the possible lo0seuess Of
expression Incident to ordinary business CORE
ap6ntence it Is clear from this statement and the
figures In support OF ID that the market OF city
Is exceedingly strong, and that u gives little
enlargement to tie Hope that prices ere long will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
THO CONSUMERS OF
PETROLEUM LUBRIcATISG OILS.
FASHIONABLE DRES9 'ooD
rerptypd at the UOpuiar

PETROLEUM LUBRICATISG OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by us
differs from. all other LabrfenttnQ Gus sold IN ms
,anrkst. We are the sole SCENTS here for the Ylr-
sipa Natural Petroleum Lnbrfcafing OH, ever? bar
rel OF which sold by US bearing our brand thus
VIRGINIA Natural Petroleum lubrcatinS on, Par-
cell, Laid & Co, Agents, Richmond, Va"
tits not a mixture residunm oil, containing
chemicals hurtful Ia machinery, buta
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA Pt'fRo-
LEUM LUBRIcATING OIL,
of q degrees gravity, which will last ioosr y, IL
Tor hnl,rLaior and is therefore cheaper uan ei'e
soed Lbrieatng ois s1 s, Xxx sea a,e
offered under the lure & ig'S Sx g, Nil tel
We guarantee 70 sell the pETEoLEuMa kasEs .o
ChIISI OIL OF the best and purest anals 81 s
as tie same grade u oil ora DC t9aght asyScT on,
and lower than IL can Ike sold FL this market In
a,nars vii, nI.se hear this ia mind Fer hnriy'
durability labresli,ig properties and al 81 ss
's,NYpuRCELE. LADD g oO..,
mys fss - RiehDonI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
iTty SDRIA MARKETS,

MAY gl.-Whcat Il III limited receipt. with an ac-
live demand: offerings III 30 bushels with sales ut
- Ii for good. $50 for prime. and S22J for choice
There were AZ ,itring; of corr On Change.
Oats ar" in light receipt. with sale; III tic
No transactions IN rye reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
CHARLESTON COTTON AND RICE MARKET.

CHARLESTON COTTON AND RICE MARKET.
MAY 2o.-Coiton.-Thc inquiry wis moderate
with light Stock and unchanged rates. Sales about
80, bales say al 70 at 2ul. IL ut "0i ut u. at
ut. 81 at 9l4 Ia III ~: 80 at "h, at 22s II nj 2t ~ at
nc. We quite Liverpool classllication Ordinary
10 good ordinary, ?ott"iic.; low mlddlinS, me.
H,G,lllng. 225ct. strict mrittliig, "?ic.
Ric~--rhS grain grain was firm with limited
transactions. Sales about Ii ticrccs Of clean Caro-
lima. s.ty Is icrccs at IA. ~ ut Sc. u b. We quote
common 10 fair Ut 7t6h1Ic.: good. sMssc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

TUE GROWING GnAN.-Wo took n short
drive into the country the other day, and
after seeing the condition Of the growing
grain. we do not wonder at our farmers feel
ing Respondent. Much Of the wheat is but
little over six inches high, and already it il
commencing TO head. From present indica-
iions we doubt if third Of Il crop is made
this year, Clarke Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

THE GRrE WORM has been playing haycc
with the corn. In some caseS entire fields
have been cut oil. Our farmers generally
complain Of the destruction of their corn.-
Shenandoah Uernd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
LETTER FROM STANTON.

STANTON GROWING-NHW BUILDINGS
AND BRISK TRADE-A WELCOME FOR
TIE BAPTlSTS-TIE PRESBYTERIAN
.;CiiUECi-TRl%ITY CHURCII-A RICH
MOSD DETECTIVE At WORK IN TIE
WEsT--WllAT HE HAS DONE, &C., 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

RAIS.-The dry earth has been refreshed
during the past week by frequent and copi-
OTIS showers Of rain. 1t was much needed
Marion Herdfd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

= RArS.-Sincc the date Of orr Inst paper we
have been b!cst with two or three slight falls
Of rain, that have done much to revive vege-
tation. but by no means adequate TO the de-
nands Of IL thirsty earth.-Leesburg Mirror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
ST, LOFTS, MO.

MAY lS.-Errcivc, 3:3 hogshcads. The demand
has been active for all grades, and prices ruled
steady and firm. Common Tugs and common leaf
have been particularly firm and quick Of sale fac
tnry-ried leaf scarce and held above buyers views:
c"ory hogshcads sold to manufacturers quickly
enough.
WcIuotr Fer loo bs.: Scraps, s.. 5CISl.5o: factory
lug. LOO $50: planters Tugs, $75oG1$. %: com
mon heat, $50 S'.i5 medium TO good shipping leaf.
:91Sll: bright filters, SIG go; hnlf-hright wrap
pcrs, s2U4t .35; bright wrappers, 1850 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
BY Autograph.
xE1y XfII1Y MARKETS

bales upai,ds 2isc: Orleans 25!c. Flour quiet ana
scarcely so firm: common to foir extra, as.sofSsll
sood 20 choice, Sll.e56I SI.50, Whisky. Ole. wheat
nnStticd closing stcHdicr winter red western. slD
IsI.V'. Torn steady with fair demand at 73EGT4c,
cnse wnitc southern, s6c. Rice quiet. Pork easier
NJ t3IsMsl3 so. Lard dull If ssG1aic. Turpcnf'ne
irm NJ osHgss5e: Rosin quiet TalIow firm st st6I
asc. Frcishts dull! and heavy. - -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
CINCISNATf, OHIO.

MAY R.-Tho sales ut auction to-day were 100
cases new and old Ohio seed filters and wrappers, the
market for which continues fair with an advancing
tendency in prices for the better grades OF wrappers
The offerings were:
Eleven cases old Ohio seed filters and wrapper
cases at Siu."1T SII2J. cases mt sd.25MSl?. EisNt
cases old chi" seed tllers and wrappers at 26ac all
r"tnd CA" hundred and scycnty-ouc cases new
Ohio seed filters AMI r,Uppers-J6 cases at Sfs5dL
$3.50. 5! at SSSJro % casts at Tl06ll.75 H.
cr;cs at l.SI3.5, cases at Si..5Gt Slj.is eases
III $40. 5Ni Sls.gy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
I,ISCliBlfI.ti. VA.
PEnrERSRIrRG, VA.

MAY o..-NIaihn: continues active for all grades.
shipping Of good quality Is wanted, aud Mt full
prices. We quote good NJ sl:ASl3 aud fine at
Sl.GSI5. LugS-Shppng S7.256tSs.5p: working
iillrr iugs, S1m$S.Ju; working IIlrr leaf, ss.JvM
Sl..5O. No fine hIlcrs selling. Coal-curcd, Sissy
Sij, according 10 equality.