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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
wILMINeroN MARKEr. MApcu ,,., :

BEEF CATTLE-Are in demand for butchering purposes
and sell ON the hoof at So to SO cents per lb FF
BAcoN-Is brought to market slowly and In in demand
We quote from at 20 to rs cts b hog round
BUTTER Sells from carts at 81 rs to 81 so per ID.
OoRN-Oontinues ins light supply, and is in demand. We
quote at s. Is to 50 so per busheL
EGGs-e0 to 65 cents per Dozen
FLouRSelis in the small wav at $50 per bbl for SUPER
fine r.
LARD-In demand at 80 a IS cts per III
MoLAssRs-Retals at SO per gallon
PoULFRY-We quote live fowls at 81 to ell az each and
for dressed. 20 O'
PorATOss.-swest 50 rs to So u.s. and Irish $40 90 per
bushel. F
PoRKFresh is brought to market spsiingy, and sells
PEA NURSE to 81 per EusheI
RICE.-Clean, Is to Is cents per h.
SELT-I in moderate demand and Sound made sells at
So to $40 per bushel.
EUGAR-7o to so cts. per ID. by the hid.
sHRKTNe-Fayettevl Factory, so to IS cts per yard
TALLow-65 to 20 cts. per Id.
YARN-$7 to So per bunch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

FAYETTEVILLE, March. 16.-Bacon 20. Lard 90 to 20.
Beef 80 by the side IS to 40 at retail Butter 81 rs
so. Beeswax 20 to rs. Chickens S5 to 50c Copperas
rs to so at teta Cotton 20 to 22f cts. Cotton Yarn
to co. Eggs 40 to 50 per dozen. Flour-Famy, s4s to
hundred; hay, 81 shucks So Flsxseed so per bush
Green Apples s. to Sc per bush SO. Wheat
So dry ST. Ironswedes $50 Leatbersole So so per b.
Upper s. to 90 LquorsCorn Whiskey $50 per gal APP
pie Brandy Sic to SIS Peach Brandy SIC to 49, MolassesN
So per sal Nas-$O perb, retail Pork 40 Onions Sc
to 81 bushel PotatoesIh $50 to 81 per BUSH Rice,
l74 20 by the cask. Sugar retailing at s6 81
Sound Is to Is cts per h. Fayetteville Sbeetings SO
cts. Spirits Turpentne 40 to so cts per gallon. Taow
&c to 20. Wool 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
$50 REWARD.

RIvATEs David Parish A. W. Phillips Neil AcKeitban,
2. D. Shields, W. 3. Broiley. and j. G. bryan, OF Co.
| 3d Reg't N c. J., deserted from their company about
months ago. viii give the above reward or Thirty
dollars for their apprehension and delivery to me
at Camp rear Port Royal Va.
David Parish il Is years DID, eet Inches high, Due
eyes and light complexion
A Phillips % years DID, feet inches high, light
complexion blue eyes and light hair.
Neil HcKeithan 20 years DID, feet inches high, light
complexion, blue eyes and light hair.
r. D. thIe'ds % years old feet high, light complex
ION grey eyes and dark hair.
W. a. Broi ey description not known
j. c. Bryan % years old feet inches high light com
plexon and light hair. :,
David Parish A W. Phillips, Neil McKe and 3. d.
Shields supposed lurking about their homes
Moore county n. c. and W. A. Broey ami ]. G. Bryan
are supposed to be lurking in Pitt county, N. c.,
Capt Co. sE" Bird Reg. N. C,Inft'Ty.
Camp near Port Royal, Va. March 9th. 1861 oro.
March l6, 1868. IS0"]'As'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
ZEE YANKEE FORCE IN TIE YAZOO RIVER-THE
FIGHT AT FORT PEBBERTON.
[eEecial dispatch to the Memphis Appeal


RANoLA Miss, March a. 1893.
gentleman direct from Coldwater says that was too
formidable gCnboats-the Chllicothe and DeCslb, two
rams with defnces three gunboas deemed fo.
1atIe, three batteries, three hundred cavalry and
thousand men, comprise the Yankee force in the Yazoo v
e loaded accompany the expedition, it
euht the purpose of stealing cotton. They left Hele
Ia with ore days ration of at and plenty of bread and
other supplies They rely upon the of the
irv for meat which they ste Ing
The Appeal says gentleman who witnessed the fight at
Fort PembeTon that troops wad9d to their waists
- get chance at the enemy The feet consists Of six gun
boats and rama The infantry force s from FIVE eight
thouand. The enen soyenens indicate landing higher
u the river The opposite bank. Cur officers
rasiug to Illustrate the enemy at all points.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
CITNTON NJ. O.

CLINTON, N. Q. {
February I6, 1868.
IN CONSIDERATION of the high prices of medicines and
act every product of the country, the Physicians
of Sampson county find necessary increase their orig
inaI of charges. They would respectfully appeal
ALL to pay cash least for medicines and prescriptions
and settlement of their every six months 1t ia
impossible to practice medciCe at this time successfully
without money buy the necessary articles The follow
ing the proposed Mileage One Dollar mile
Prescription One Dollar and advance upon medicines
that shall cover the cost OF their enhanced value.
Il. A. BlZZELL,
j. @. MONK,
D. REID PARKER,
w. T. THOMPSON,
G.. s. MURPHY,
A. HOLMES,
A. M LEE,
M. G. MICKS,
GEO. W. MOSELEY,
j. n. HOBBS.
March 2, 1863. l26-6t-24 1t. e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

REMARKABLE EscAPE-H. Walker Adams, the son
of the late ex- Governor Adams, who wounded at
Fredericksburg, shot in the forehead the ball pass
ing through anterior lobe of the brain that side.
Notwithstanding the loss of portion of the brain,
be is improving. His left side paray but be is
now abe to move both hand and foot and there
fair prospect of his recovery, says the South Caroi-
MAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
March 10th, 1868
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ese THE subscriber offers for sale tract of land
60 tanning eight hundred and twenty five lying in
- Robson county, imm edatey on the Wilmington,
CHARLOTTE Rutherford Railr two miles from Red Bank
Depot, and four miles from Floral College.
From hundred to one hundred and twentyfv
of thu above cleared and under fence The balance of
the land onsts of good upland well mbered with pro-
portion of excellent swamp land.
The improvements are, a new and convenient Dwelling
House, with suitable out buildings ard excellent well Of
water on the premises.
Further description deemed unnecessary any per-
wishing purchase will doubt examine for himself,
which he do by calling atNewfeds Bladen CO.,
mile from Indian Wells addressing at Black Rock
P. O., Brunswick County.
Possession will be given Immediately The usual prepare
tions have been made for a crop.
d. A. LAMONT.
March 18th, 1868 l294t-A Us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
March l1th, 1868
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having qualified at the December
i Term, A D. 1882 Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the County of Hanover the Executor
of the last will and testament of the late Samuel HxOn
hereby notifies all indebted to his estator to make
payment those having claims against said es
tator are notified to present them within the time pre-
scribed by law this notice will be pleaded in bar
recovery.
JOHN DAWSON, Executor.
March 10TH 1863 l2s-6t-24 st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

.rest Headquarters win be restored without punishment.
Ls who do not will be dealt with rs deserters de calls
all good citizens to assist In preventing disaected
.rttes from discouraging enstmeptS
Nashville dispatch Gays that Van Dorns fsrces have
treated South and arc reported to have rserossed Duck
River.
has notified sill persons who eannotgive assur
Of their loyalty tc hold themselves in readiness go
c,ntb of his lines in ten days.
Dredging machines se in full operation On the canal at
vicksburg and sborers going along bsky. nowith
ing they are cont 7uay sheIled by the rebel bate
rlfs.
Tty deaths have resulted from the recent explosion at
The cartridge factory Browns Island.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
A CUTE TR1cK.-A Salisbury, n. c., correspondent
of the Charlotte BULLETIN, gives the following

There eight prisoners who played smart
trick week ago make good their escape, which
succeeded very well far they concerned.
of small pox broke oct among the prisoners and
guard when it entered into of their heads that they
would have the small pox. So they took hot iron and
stuck about their faces and stuck pins in one an
other and then went before Dr. J. W. Hail. Surgeon at the
post, and he them hospital about half mile
from the garrison They did not stay there but ew hours
and that was only until dark, when they made good
their escape, and have not been card from since.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
CHE VICTORY AT PORT HUDsON-FR0N FORT PEN
BERTON-CONGREsS.
RIcHNoNp, Va. March I6, 1858, P. II.

RICHMOND, VA, March I6, 1858, r N
Official dispatches confirming victory at Port HUDSON
Oh the Mississippi has been received The steamer hissis
sinpi was burnt. The Richmond FsrrGguts Flag
Lip went ba the river disabled Two of the heet
the Moponcahea and Hartford got by batteries in
crirpIad condition. The land forces advanced on our
forks but failed to m2rn aay attack
The Mississippi Of the best teamara in the Yam
lee Navy. She built in Philadelphia in 184l, and car
y heavy guns. In September last, she command
Il by Milanethon Smith of New York.
No further attack has been made Fort Pembsron by
tie gunhcats but land battery has fred at the
Fort.
Co.sKEss-In the Senate to-day the bill to orgauiza the
supreme Court being under eonsiderstion, mr. Wgfs de-
vered ong argument in favor Of Nr Cays amendme
s.tar Which he Senate went in:o secret session.
Tue House is in secret session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
NOTICE.

NNHE SUBSCRIBERS, qualified Administrators with
the will annexed Of VIM. G. Bettencourt, deceased at
March Term 1862 of New Hanover County Court, give
notice persons indebted to sed deceased to make pay
ment and to those having ella to present them autben
Gated within the time limited by law this notice WILDE
pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
P. MURPHY,
q. I. MURPHY.
March 10th, 1868 J2s-3w-24.3w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

The New York Tribune received via Nassau, says that
the nsurrecon In Florida has been prepared and wait
ing troops to protect the movement.
Hunters forces occupy Hilton Head Island Foster is in
force ST. Helena Island. Fourteen war vessels and
snty five transports ars at Port Regal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND March 17th 1868.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Fupreme
Court BILL Mr. Yancey delivered lengthy argument to
show that tie Constitution did grant the Supreme
Court appellate jurisdiction State Courts or revising
power except in where State lad levied impots
At the close of his remarks the Senate into executive
session. The impressment bill referred to commit
Tee of conference. The House was in secret sesson
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
LATEST FROM POKT HUDSON.
Especial to the Mobile Tribune.J

POET EUDsoN, March 10Th, 1868,
via jackson, Miss, March 10Th. 1868
70 Lieut.. GeHI PcnabertOn:
The Gunboat fight lasted heavy from eleven 20 two
o'clock last night. All tho fleet within range. The
Hartford ard Mouongahela passed, crippled The Missis
sppi was turHsd. The Richmond disabled and sent
back Cur loss was small Tie cnemy's lard forces ad
y1rced All quiet this morning.
(Siguedl FRANK GARDNER
General COMMANDING
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
March 18th
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS. at the March Term, 1868, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover
County, having duly qualified Executors to the last will
Moses Lppman, dec ed hereby notify all
indebted to the estate of the said Moses Lppman
to make immediate payment and all persons having claims
against the same TO present them within the time prec b
ed by law, notice will be pleaded in baF of their
coyery. JACOB LYON, | r..,.
s. ANATHAN, EXEC rs
March Is, 1858.
sT7EHAV placed all the notes and accounts due Moses
w Lppman by the citizens of Sampson County in the
hands of Patrick Murphy Esq Attorney at Law for col
lection Debtors will please promptly call upon him aud
SETTLE and thus costs.
JACOB LYON, Executora.
s. ANATHAN. ( O'
March 18th, 1863 l3l-6t-25-lm*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD. at Harreps Store, in this county,
w Wednesday the LIST of April next, twenty seven
groes of the estates ofN d. VIM. W. FeIne dece ased
five of them chargabe half of the purchase money cash.
and months credit with interest from the SALE
Bonds and approved sureties required.
The Of kin of said deceased requested to attend
the sales and receive portions in distribution.
s. J. FAISON,
admir- IL Com.
March 10th, 1863 - l28 3w--A3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

kBssRs. FULTON AND PRICE The Sanitary Committee
atefuly acknowledge the following contributions the
Relief Fund
From z. F. Pescud, Chairman Of the RalSigh Relief
Committee bill of receipts Observation-Disclosures 90
Mr. VIM. R. Utey,.. 100 90
Mrs. Ann E. Childs, by the hands Of l.. Holmes,
90 co
Mr.. Jacob Lysu,. % 90
p. ". FANNING,
March 18th Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
March z, 1863.
LOSTOR MISLAID.

LOST or MISLAID.
A BOUT THE CLOSE OF FEBRUARY, 1868, the follow
n ing papers, viz One note John Wilkins for $780,
dated I4h February 1863 and note of hand for $685.
n j. Hail. dated in October 1861, both payable to the
subscriber.
AL persons hereby forewarned against trading for
said payment has been stopped and the makers are
hereby also forewarDed against making payment 70 any
body but me. JOHN LIAM
March
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
TIE ENEMY AT HILTON HEAD, &c.

CHARLESTON, March II, 1868.
This morning seventeen transports mostly schooners dis
appeared from Billion Head. 1t is supposed they
Vsying negro troops to Florida.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY WILKES MORRIS. Auct'r.

OONDLUH4NLD
AT
AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, next 25th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
I will sell, at Exchange Corner, ID
A. HORSRS,
MULES,
2AMBULANCES,
. DRAY.
And Immediately thereafter, at my Sales Rooms, No.
Granite Row,
1923 CORN SACKS,
200 GUNNY BAGS,
As SHOVELS
liz TENTS,
IS PRS. BOYS SHOES,
IL " LADIES I"
LOT OF HARNNSS.
By order of
Capt. G. W. sTYRON,
A. Q. N.
March 18th l35A26ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
FROM CHARLESTNN.

CHARLESTON EarCh IStb, 1868.
The cargo Eales today were large. Seasonabe goods
brought an average advance of Is per cent All quiet to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
RAN THE BLOCKADE.

CHAhLEsToN, March IT, 1863.
The steamship Ruby arrived here this morning. from Mas
sau She brings tie safe arrival there of the
ers Wagner and Douglas which left here week ago.
ALI quiet to night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

DEsERTER-S3O REWhND.
DEsERTED from Camp Goth ~ o. reg menI near FREQ
- ercksbure Va, on the 9th OF Eareh 1913, private
1OBERT TFW CO. APP Goth N. c. Regt Said lew is
eet incbss b9b dark complexion, and black eyes and
oack hair He is IS years OF age, and has very
serious i'm uednent ia speech.
Tbs sbfe re ward will be paid Tor his apprehension and
delivery % Camp for his confinement in some
- ,hS = can get him. Cd. ID. j. DEV ANE,
" Capt Co. ''I' 10th Reg't NJ T.
,,.h 10 1899 25-41
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
RI THE BLOCKADE.

CHARLESTON. March 18th, 1853.
Tie Steamer Gertrude, from Greenock, Scotland, via
Nassau frrighted 18th valuable merchandise arrived at
Confederate port this morning This is her frat trip
the Confederate coast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19

$40 REWARD.
Il JST at Weldon about the hrst OF Feoruaryi
black HAT BOX, marked e. a. HICKS, WArrentoDI 20
ANY one finding the said trunk will receive the above '
ward py dehVerms '1e UuAA " l. r. FAIsoN,
Faison's Depot.
:. o,-. 100. l3O.St&2Slr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-19
500 RE WARD.

500 REWARD.
a. RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS Planta-
- ton in Duplin County, the l4th july negroes
@ named ABRAHAM and SARAH. Abraham is dark
toerably full face stout built aged about
years and has down look when spoken to- Sarah (his
sster light Completed full face, has pretty bold look
when spoken to- aged about 20 years. medium height and
The above negroes supposed to be lurking at
near Bear Marsh Church and vicinity.
reward of Forty Dollars will be paid for their delivery
safe confinement in jail that can get them, and an
additional reward of Fifty Dollars for evidence to CONVICT
any white person of harborng them. ,rcu
c.o-. MI mt 1oeo 25-4t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26
THE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.

extens;ve tobacco mandatory of Messrs. john
Anderson & Co., there were to De seen q
few DAYS ago four costly chests OF large SIZE III
elegant black walnut, respectively drectea' III
rich ornamental gliding as follows :. :,
10 His Majesty the First King OF niam ana
Sovereign Of Taos, Bangkok, Siam 80.
10 Els MIajesty the Second King Of Siam,
Bangkok Siam.
W. His Royal Highness Prince krom
HIusng. Bangkok Siam, ),
ITO His Iixcellenoy the Prime Minister OF
Siam, Bangkok, Siam
One was remind at once OF the yeraclous
narratives OF Sinbad the Sailor, and halt temp,
ted to hope for a moment that he saw some OF
the veritable gorgeous packages which had
contributed to create the wealth that excited
the envy of the porter IIindad. On inquiry,
however, it turned out that they were the SIM
p!e prosaic consequence Of bad habit which
their maiesties of Siam indulge in OF chewing
cur national weed, and that the tour cases
were the result Of direct order tor Solace
chewing tobacco, received lately by Mr.. An
derson from the King. Thus commerce
penetrates where Christianity can hard
" find foothold, and often proves It's pioneer.
Messrs. Anderson & Go. supply chewing tobac-
co, without any rivals We believe, to the entire
empire Of China; they send to Calltorn1a, Ore
Con and South America, nine tenths OF what
IS sold On the Pacific coast; their Solace Is the
ONLY fine cut tobacco of American manufacture
used IN Europe; it has become an article Of
prime necessity IN every city, town, and village
Of North America and, now, the sovereign OF
the remote but powerful kingdom OF Siam
opens to it the ports Of that country and sets
the example of traffic in it by himself giving
the rst extensive order for the article Of which
lie coyets supply.
With him there has hitherto been no trade
whatever. One, or at the most two or three,
small vessels from San Francisco are all that
have, up to the present time, been annually
seen in the port Of Bangkok Ia capital city
with 800, 900 inhaJitants), and these have con-
| tanned no merchandise, hut have gone thither
in ballast to make purchases with a moderate
supply of gold The importing trade has been
almost entirely in British hands. This order
which mcssrs Anderson & Co. are DOW filing
may help to establish larger relations. = New
York 81 ovid
Miss Mary Riddle died IL Cincinnati, on
Tuesday last She was born before the Decla-
"a ton of Independence, and died IN her eighty
seventh year. When a young lady she spent
much time in the house Of her uncle Charles
Biddle, Of Philadelphia, the father Of Richard
and Nicholas Biddle.
The COL Chas Carroll Hicks who was ar
rested in New York as SPY on Friday last,
and on whose person was found pass from
J. ?. Benjamin, and commission as an Off
Ger Of the Confederate army, has been lodged
in the Old Capitol.
The n. Y. World says, mo less than four
Democratic newspapers in Kansas Iowa, and
Indiana have recently been suppressed by
e 1rL "a bo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26

session IN this place. IL one 81 the rooms Ii Tie
Post Office building; Col. De korponay, Pres
ident Can't. Pierce, Judge Advocate.
Small punches of rock fish, such as formerly
sold for - OF Isl cents, are now offered III the
market ffvr sale at 80 cents.
4 most admirable likeness OF the late d.
Harrison, from II eli Gallery, is to be seen
IN the show case at the corner Of King and
Royal streets.
We understand that Jas Cole, the County
Tailor has been removed from his office by
the Military Authorities, and It IS sad the
;ail will hereafter he IN charge Ct an appointed
Of the military.
N the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Ten Eyck
presented twenty~four petitions Tor the compile
ton of direct road from Alexandria, va; TO
the Toznl, Of Y ashington.
A trunk was found floating IN the Potomac
Yesterday morning, near Aqua Greek. Inns
trunk belonged to the wife OF captain II one
of the Michigan regiments, and had been riHed
q its contents, consisting Of $50, Tot OF Jew
ehv an17 female apparel Close by it was found
a nackage supposed to have conta1ned 500,
sol3 - haya heen stolen from Adams Express
Comnany, One Of Bakers detectives arrest
ed a man supposed to have been the th1ef
The telegraphic dispatches in tie Northern
naners from Washington say that the Military
authorities have come TO the resolution not to
,llov aoy more women or children to come
through the lines from the south,
Detectives IN Brooklyn, have succeeded IN
arres+ine Charles Gordon alias Charles H.
Grant. said to be one Of the most dexterous
hnry}ars in the country, on the charge OF break
inc into and robbing the residences OF number
Of the citizens Of Brooklyn The property
found On his person amounts to some S0,Ooo'
He fairly glistencd with diamonds
various causes are given i'll various North
.r, naners fo, the recent rise IN gold. Most
Of them attribute it, to the action or non-ac-
tion Of CONGRESS with regard TO financial mat
teTs
Contracts have been made in Washington Tor
= supply Of ice, fur the next summer, to be de
}iverea at Nashville, St. Louis, CAIRO, Mem
phis. New Orleans, Pensacola and Hilton
Head.
General Mcclellan has arrived ID Washing
Ton in answer 10 the summons OF the Congress
SIGNAL COMMITTEES on the Conduct OF the War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-26

on Tile dfcuutS, anu LII IeHtio1 a. n; l. eiueH
falsifed. The streets are IN a condition easier
imagined than described,
George Sanders it seems, went from Boston
to Liverpool. The Boston Express says that
"George must have managed with good deal
Of shrevdness to have escaped the vigilance
Of our detectives, and could not have gone
except under some strange name From an
investigation into the matter, We have come
to the conclusion that he must have gone IN:
der the assumed name OF A Quereau, having
stopped at one Of our principal hotels only The
day before the sailing Of the steamer.
The New York World says I'VE must
now prepare for season Of high prices In all
consunable products By "a law as certain and
as irresistible as that which governs the chan
goS of the moon aud the rise Of the tides, PR
ces will adjust themselves to the gold standard
Gold at seventy premium means that pv
portionate addition Will in time be made to al
we eat, wear, or use The prospect IS not a
pleasant one, but we must prepare to tace"
General Grant has countern anded the ="
ders of Generals Hurlburt and Sullivan ''
Guiding the Chicago Times from the posts
The Emperor Napoleon recently went ."
shooting excursion to Fontainblean, acc0n.g"
MED by Prince Napoleon, the two Princes "u,
rat, the Duke of Hamilton, the Prince os "a
Moskowa, General Fleury, and the Aa1Qus
de Toulongeon. The sport was excSI, s:S
| 200 head of game being laid low, OF ""'''
his majesty killed more than 300.
Considerable inquiry is made fSs w,
ing the Minister and Secretary Of hesss"s,
from Hayti, whose arrival IN Ne" 10IA :"
announced several days ago. ,,r,
Over eighty thousand laborers OF ONO D 1.r
petitioned the General Assembly to pass l,ro
excluding, in the future, negro al" ''''
Immigration into the state. amir.
The Louisville Journal says that two y o
NOUS dredge- boats, which have been us'a ii:
some time to facilitate the VolS ui''' ,o,,
canal enlargement at that city, have oee' a
to V:c sburg to assist upon the ne" CIV