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army r whilst the Matter is in The pre,.
a.J sp't, W re ene,m,y7-i, is cgwardly SO 10
,'"o' =" This license could not
oe u'ea IN our camps,--.tb m.n
Nou'a To tora in pieces who wo,id
T",'Pt IT. lh,re Il no fear of ,ho noa-
pie losing their liberties; we oIi 'vo-
mat TO be the cry OF dema,o ,,,,a "uo"
none but the Ignorant will lision =, |
al lnteliigent men know that o,t ro.',I !,
are too FAR advanced ia the seAie nF - p'o
,eioh, clyilizaiion, education and freo.
uom, TO allow any power on Garth 40 T.,
tertero with ta.ir libsrties, brt "a,
same adyalc "a pt Ia these ere.t oh..
so,elis'ieS ot our people, teaches them
W ulaAa a'l necessary sacri6oes for their
r1Uuntry' NV, When an emergency reopires
ihey VIII support the continued an
,horlhes OF the Government wbo,he.
they agree with them or not. Tndnas
lhe army itself is q part of The n,onlo
and Is so thoroughly educated In tho
love OF civil liberty, which Ia Tho boat
guarantee for the permunence of opr 80
publican institutions, that il wopld 1,
sell be The tirstto oppose any attemnt to
continue the exercise of military author-
ity after the establishment of pcooo h.,
the overthrow Of The rebellion, No rr.n
on earth can lead our citizen soidierv TO
the establishment of military desno-
usn, and no man living would have Tho
folly to attempt il. To do SO would be
to seal his own DOOM On this noint
there can be no ground for apprehension
on the part of the people.
III is SAID thai we can have peace If wa
lay down or arms All sensiblo men
know this 20 be untrue. Were II so
ought we TO be so cowardly IA TO Law
them down until the authority of the
Guvernment is acknowledged
beg to call upon the fathers. motbers
brothers, sisters, sons, daugbte,s 81
yves, friends and neighbDrs of the
soldiers in the ileld TO aid ME in stoppinp
this license and incorporate discussion,
which Is discouraging our armies. weak
ening the hands of the Government and
thereby strengthening tue enemy. If
we use our honest efforts, God will bleaa
us with q glorious peace and a united
coonlry. Men of every shade of opin-
ion have the same vital interest In the
suppression OF this rebellion; for should
we fail in the task, the dread horrors of
a ruined and distracted nation will fall
alike on all, whether patriots or traitors.
These are substantially NV roaaons
for issuing " General Order No. SO :" nv
reasons tor the determination 10 enforce
It. and also my reasons for the arrest of
Hon. Q. i. Vallandigham for a supposed
violation OF that order, Tor which he has
been tried. The result OF that trial il
now in my hands
10 enf1reipg this order, | can be unani-
mously sustained by the people, or | can
be opposed by faclious, bad men. In
the former event quetness will -grevail;
in the latter event tue responsibility and
retribu'ion will attach 10 the men who
resist The authority, aud the neighbor-
hoods that allow n
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. E. BuhNsipE
MAJOR General,
Commanding Department of IA OHIO.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. i.--qun Factory, College street on the Hh.
Asst. Surgeon, G, y. HArrEs, UsN.
q-Uniyorsty Building, Marker street, On the
Hin. Asst. surgeon, X. D. LYNDE, UsV.
s-Engloy's Building, Sc corner Public Square
surgeon, LEWIS d. HARLOW.
4-Howard High school, College street, on the
Hill. c. II. BILL, Surgeon In charge
" s-Gun Factory, uppor end Fiout street. Asst
Surgeon, n h. BDsElt
" s-Collcpa strool, noar Broad. Surgeon, CHAs.
hCHIuasEn.
q 7--colleeo street, between Church aud Broad.
Act asst Surgeon, q, ". FRANCE
s--Nssonie Hall, Church steet, near Summer
Asst. Surgeon D. bAohh'
- s.-oarriago Factory, Market street, below ihe
Square. Asst. Surgeon, q. aTHahAN'
lO-nfedicaI College, College street, on tho Hnl.
Act. Aasl Surgeon, ". X. BoWLINd.
11-"Prsr Housn "-on tho University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. D. HoGLH'
" la-Bfoadway Hotel, Broad street, corner cherry
Surgeon, RED. sNhouR.
" is-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, a. H. SIXTH, US A.
"l4-Female school, Church street, loar Ohatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JoHa II. PHILLIPS.
f" lB--Hynes' High School, Line strest corner Sum-
mer. Surgeon, w. M. CHANBEEs
l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-e1t and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
IT-OprrcERs' HOSPITAL Planters uotol, sum
mer street, corner Deaderiok. surgeon,
Wm. ARsOLD,
ls--Corner Church and College stroets Surgeon,
II s. PLUMMER.
" l9--Morris a stration's Building, No Ia Market
street. Surgeon, W. H. GORDON.
" 2O-Baptst Chmch, summer 3 rect. Surgeon -
GOODWIN.
a-Ms.hodlst Church, Church street surgeon,
M NJ. Ho1TON.
a2-Hardoastle's South Market street Surgeons
-. BECKWITH.
29-COrner Vine and Broad siroots Surgeon d
CHAMBERfIN,
" 2s-Corner Market and CLARK streets A, Surg
ADAM TRAU
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
EOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
NiI -~ExR for Iast4 yoars OF Louisville, Ky 4,
WSaAsNSzseSr--S who has devoted his attention 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. atters
himself having attended TO practice for 90 many
yeare, and cured so many thousands, he Is enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, matter
how bad they may be from nludiciOus medical treat
ment or from neglect Of their own. nr. KinKs
Dispsnsary s No. ~ Deadsrick street, between Cher
ry and the Square, second story, where he cures al
diseases Of private nature
Gonorrhoea cured without nauseouB medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old recent date edeoualy cured a.
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot DO enBjoycd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud UNDER
mines the constitution 90 much
Syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eGeotuAly
cured in few days
ss,ninaI WsaAmess-ParticularR tentlon having been
given 10 this disease, and all the consequences grow
lug out Of 1t, brought on In many cases by the de-
struotive habits OF inconsderate youths, and excess
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect OF which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
Jet unt for business society, and causing preA-
ture old age.
Fomales who may be laborlng with any diihculty
the Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with Zoe enclosed, direct ~ DR.. A King
No Is Doaderok street. Nashville, Tenn, viii have
tho necessary medicines sent to their address. Ofoa
hours from o O'Clock ln the morning until in this
veninR fully l0--in d&wly.
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ThoTrne soId1or,s nxoaiplnr.

Il send you" wrote Nelson, "ny plan
Of attack, but tits 10 place YOU perfectly
~ ease respecting my intentions, and 20
give full scope TO your judgement .ior
carrying them into effect. We can, my
dear Coll, have no little jealousies. We
have only one great object In view: that
Of auuihilating our enemies, end getting
q glorious peace for our country" Those
words Of British Admiral, almost sixty
years ago, might have been said ought
20 be felt, by every Federal General, this
blessed evening. Bui hear the rest. COL
ling wood, before the battle of rrafal-
gar, had come on board the Victory"
to hold n inal conferences
Colt" said Nelson" where is your
captain p
"rhe fact is," answered Colingwood.
eve aro not on good terms with each
olher."
"TermsW exclaimed Nelson "not on
good terms with each other! Pll soon
arrange that"
Accordingly, a boat was dispatched
TO the Royal Sovereign and the Cap
tain was broughton board the "Viciory."
As aeon % be reached the deck Nelson
lead him 20 Collingwood.
L9ok" said Nelson, "y0nder 10 the e7c-
myr r
Yrs," they both replied
swell" ," he added, shake hands like
EnRlisbmen."
Need we say those two men bad no
enomies that day but France aud Spainy
Mlv we cay, that tho soldiers Of our
u .I.r.T aursf.a aI...nI l.
need % look ia rebels face 10 be broth
ers- in-arms, sclt-i9rsotting, earnest ar
dent, every one
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From IA n ,sourl On q at.
AboIitIOnlsm.


Aboitiouism has really run mad.
Eleven States aboliiionized themselyes
over two years since, In declaring the
Grneral Government abolished. They
abol shed their oath of al,eeianoe.
committed perjury, robbed the public
treasury, the custom houses, forts, arse
uals aud poet offices, aud have bee per-
prlraiing the "sumof all villsioies" in
attempting 70 abolish free government
and human liberty ilselfl Their aboli-
tionism includes robbery, murder and
treason in eli their mos abhorent forms.
Their aboliiionism aims at the destruo-
tion of the highest national glory that
ever stimulated the hopes Of the patriot,
Of the surest guarantees Of liberty that
ever begirt the citizen, and of the BRIGHT
est prospects OF national intelligence.
progress and grandeur that ever gladden.
ed the heart ofthe philanthroplst.
All the rebels $ nth and all their abet-
tors North are Abolitionists, fof thew
have nothing but Aboitionism in view
abolition OF all that is desirable TO live for
as citizeno, Of al tbas our fathers fought
for, aud ofall ihat The oppressed oil other
lands have hoped for Call them. then.
"Aholitionists" because, in the language
Of BeauregaFd, It will havo 'stinging
elect ... SU
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[PupL1o RrsoLurloN-No. %

A kESULU ttoN g. coup ns,,e the ,toN of United
states sieimr Nonitori 70 clothing and otIer pro-
pc " lo't n the public servic5.
Pes0lrod b. ne Senate aud Houee Qf Representatives n
he Uated hiIi,s n Amcriol W C0H1rea usrindid That
tue proper 'oun lug officers the etssry ne ap
IN ore hereby thor2 q, in ttlius tho counts
o the petty ollc rs scamen end rthsIa a the .tw
Ot the lullol stat Gamer Monitor, which Was
wre ked ue1r Cips Haterss on r about Che tArtieth
day OF cccubtr, tightcrn hundred and sixty two, 10
credit each ot them With the amount " sixty dollars,
TO cover their lossrs Of prdlug couhg, and
other property ocCusoned by ta3 sinking of the said
steamer
Approved, March 8, 1853.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. SATURDAY MAY 16, 1868

with tho approval Of The President Of the United
States
Sac. Z. And b Il Jurthw eHacisd That none Of the
provisions Of tbs act sh 40 apll to auy awfu mail
time rizs BY the naval forces Of the Untod states.
Approved, March 70, 1908.
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To onr HnhscrIbers.

In consequence Of the increase In the price Of paper
and every other material used In Printing Once,
we have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 26 cts per week, or 81 per month 70 weekly or
monthly Subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
serbers which must in all cases be paid in advance.
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Posr onAPsI.--(second Presbyterian Church, College
street. between tho Square and the Louisville Depot
sabbath school and soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning Preaching at 1919 o'clock,
An, and at PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed
uesday night at O'Clock.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
GENERAL HOSPITALS

EOsb OF M N1urIreSbDOEOs AOAh-
Medical Director PoH-m. Q. WoopWoArH
Hospital No. l~-Clty HOTEL s. W. Garner square.
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
No. 2-Woodbury Pike. S. o. Himoe, Sur
geon In charge.
No s-ENst Court house. W.T.. johnson,
surgeon in charge.
No 4-woodbu'y Pike Aast. Surgeon
j. W. pearoo.
No b-North court House. j. T. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 6--North- east cor. Square. N. B.
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge.
No. T-Esst Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge
No s-Opposite and west City Hotel VIM.
A. MoCully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No Cor Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
8. y. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
10 charge.
GepT FIeld Hospltal No 1--Ono milo west Court
HouBe. J. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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NotIce 20 Nows.DenIors,

Nows-Dealers wanting moro than enc hundred
copies, must Bend In their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them flled promptly
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ARTICLE II.

There shall be reciprocal freedom Of C commeree bo
tween the United States II Am rcu and The Republic
OF Liberia The citizens uf the United states OF am T.
lea may de IN an trade to any part + iha terrific
Of the Repuh.ic Of llberta 10 uhich any other
reigners are shal be admitted. They shn I ON.
JOY foil protection for their persons and pruperu
hey shall ue allowed 70 buy from aud sell to whom
they Ike without being restrained or prJudiced by
any onop0y contract, exclusive privilege Of sole
or purehase Whatever aud they ehal, oreover, IN
Joy al other rights and pTiyi eyes which r may
90 grant to Uny other iorei neIs Subjects OF cti
zens OF tie most favor nation. Tie Ct g,u- Of th
hepuOlc o. ibe Ia shall 10 return, enjoy mlaf pro-
lection and privileges In tho United states OF Amer
and Ia their Ii rritUrfes
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OFFICIAL.
By tie President of the United States of
America.
A PROCLAMATION.

America aud the Republic ( Liberia was concluded
and sisued by their 'espcctive Plenipotentarcs Ut
london, ON th twenty fret day Of OCTOBER last, hi,h
treaty is, Noii iIr NU "a, rs ill.ows
The United St,tss of America and tho Republe OF
Liberia, dcsuiug Ok, in a pe-mauqnt and equts.
bio maEncf, the Jules 10 DO observed m the inter-
course and co nmerce they desife to osta lish be.
TIVE, thui respective oOu tries have aIrscd for
this purpose, 20 conclude treaty Of commerce aud
navigation, and have Judged that the said end can
not be belt obtained than By taking the N st per-
agreement and 90 olect this they have M ned as
their respective Pen poteuti les that is TO say :
the President OF the United States Il America
Charles Francis Adims, Envoy xtraordnuy aid
Minister PlcnpOteutary Of tie Uuiied states o.
America at the Court Of ST. James aud the Reruh.
lie Of LIBERIA his EXoeIcncv stephen Ia Bensou,
President tie ,of, 'yuo, after having commun Gated
~ each other thoir respective II powers, found u
good and due FORM have AR ed upon he lolowing
articles
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NIIIItnrY MInnka,

For sale at this olhee, such ns MoRthly Company
Reurns, Clothing Retrns, ordHaaos Rers. PrOv1sioa
ReisSn, Special ReTii'iiions, &C., &C.
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ARTICLE III.

No tonuago import, or other duties or charges shall
he levied In the r. public Of Liberia Uni states
Sia'es vesles, Deyuud what arc 4 may be levied on
nstio~ Nesso or ON tue Ike goods imp0l ted uf
poriet IN nat nal ycsseis and 10 Ike manner n
Tonnage, import, or other dt ties or charges shal be
levi N tho Un ted sat Am. ricn and her Ter
tories on ihe We ses Of he Re ubl3 OF Ibc or on
goo ls import or exp rtot in tnuse yess,ls, beyond
what ere thly b. levied ua Faional vessels or
the Ike sDods lproried or e4por.ed IN nalOna yes
sells
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AUTIoLE W.

IL being the intention OF the two contracting parties
20 bind thensevs by the present treaty tot teach
other ON the ootrg Of the most flyo ed "a ION,
hereby agrt cd between them that any favor priVi-
lege or imiduniiy whatever IN matters Of co nfnerce
anI navigation which either Contracting party has
actually gr ntgd, or may hereafter grant, 10 tie sub
lects or Cizcns OF ony other State sha DO oXtouded
10 the iuzeus Of the Ollie c1uirautins party grutuit-
ously 4 the conc ssi0u u favor tf IA other State
shall have been gratuitous 10 return for comp n
salon as nearly pos.bie Of proporouate value aud
Ell ect 10 10 ad ustcd by mutual areeneut 20 the
Qess.un shall haye. been C4ud irianal
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Merchan ise or eoodf o2mng from the Unitsd
ss.tes oi america IN any vessels, or npcrlei in
Chit atos W sells ON any country, sha not bo
prOlibijed y tie Republic ot O. IBERIA, pOr aubi. Ct
10 i- hef u les than are eyiel on the me kinds
merchandi 'a r 500 Is umng from my other foreign
ouuut-y or import IA any other ur 10 vrsses. Il
articles the D uce of The pubuc OF Lib ria may
be expor ed III ryfrYm By cil 70 IS tue "a. ed
tates uud UIt stltes v ssels favorable ,oi ms
BY t4e citz-ns an YES els OF any Ulhcr iorggu
country.
la manner all mo ch1uii or goo ls coming
from the Re ub ic Of l. IBERIA 20 an ssts or i'm.
p pIrttd Lberan vessels II m any untry shall not
be prohibited Do, the Unit Sttts Of Am- a, uJr be
subject TO higher duties than arc ,evtd oa tie same
kinds OF merchandise q uds 1miug from any other
foreign country imuo ted 90 aHy uhpt - e. vos
sis llDriic es The pruduc ~ tie Uuited tates
Of their Terrific s., may be 4 p tea h ron y
Liberan cit zefs aud liheu.u yo5s Is on ia abls
terms as b tie citizens md ssels Ofaay othsl for
elrn country.
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WANTED.

A POSITION AS HOSPITAL STEWARD, IN SOME
"A Regiment Ur Hospital, by ung Physician
who has hal considerable practice, aud p esent
the best references situation In a H0apitsl pre-
T4th Ohio Regiment, blurfIVesbore, lennessss.
maylO--lW.
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ARTlCLEY

When any vessel feither Of tho contrac. ing PARTIES
shall DO wre krd tou ldeTed, or herw sedamage
the Goa ts ur thiu III terri Of the other, tue
respective citz a. shall rccevc the great q p0s be
aid as well OF themselves as for Ia ir ssss and
effects. Az pos.lbe aid hall be given protect
their properly from being plunde ei an their perfoua
from III trcstluon'. should a dSpue arise as q the
salvage It shall be settled by bitaton, le chosen
by the parties respectively
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1herl shall be perpetual peace and III ndshp be
tween the Unled States Of Americt and the Repubi q
Of Liberia, and also betw The itizsns Of both
tries.
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LOST

A PACKAGE or CARTE PHoroGRAPHS Plsass
- leave them az Gsirs' Gallery corner of College
and Union streets mayl2-lwe
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Notice TO Suffers
LOST or STOLEN
What Is it2

What is it?
WHY BUY YOUR STOCK OF NOTE, LETTER,
w and Cap Paper, Envelopes and Light Litera.
ture from the Union street News Depot.
Apl7 W. W. TNUESDAIL co.
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zach contracting party may appant consul FOR
the prot ot.Jn Of trade, torac in tho domnions Of
the other but DO such consul shall rntcr upon
tue exercise OF his functions until ho shall have
been approved and a4wIttpd, IN the usull form,
by tho Government OF ths country 90 whi'h be
Is sent.
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The United States Government engages never 70 Ia
terri re- unless solicited by tb0 Cove umeut Cf Liberia
In the aiaua between tle ablug.nl Inhabitants lrd
the vemmen mt ftlo He2ublt tf Lbo ia, il tle la-
rlsdioon- and teriiorcs oi g FepDuic. bl'uid
any United states ci zeus sIler loss, in person on
Or perry from ,illpnc' By the aboriginal Do habit
ants and The Government OF me ltepu0Ac Liberia
should noe be able 10 Do he aag e.soi tlJuslle-s
habus been lrst iuH t.Dftfor b tIe ~. rtu Gov
erument, 20 end such aid as may bf quued C.ti-
ztns OF tie United Stat fesiirg n toe rrto'l-b n
the Republic Of Liberia ore u ti. % stain 0m ]
such intercourse with IA abb uilni mia Rants a.
will tend 20 the violation ot A,w aud drtarlauce Oh
the peace Of the country.
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Tho present treaty shall be rataed, and tno ratih-
eaious exchanged al Loniou itiH the space cfui.e
months from tue da e D.. r,ut
In testimony whereof sac rFnpotDuua es before
mentioned have hereto Subscribed thsir names and
afixed "a eir seals
Ions at London tbs twon.y d 80 Hay cd October
!n The y,a- Que tho saud .is-t h.n ia aid sixty
two,
CHARLES FHAN Is ADAMS LrNl
bTkPhEN ALLAN CLEMSON. ItEN.l
And whereas, the said treaty has bosn duly ratified
On both ia ts, and tue respective thcaH Of The
Aane were ezchin cd az london Dn ths toltl timoi
b. Charles krauCis Ailms, ttqu Io, Envoy EEuao q
daary and Mini ter pienlpotcntilrv OF the United
states al she Court q 81. Jam % snd Golari al 10
ESQUIRE, Consul GensIal aud Comma. ioner ior ana
on behalf OF ta0 bsp1blo 0f Lber4i on ih7 part OF
their I. spectve GOV +rumsnt8
hoN, fhetlflro b. it known shat j, AhRAith ilA
COIN Pies dent 100 tur luIill stlHs p Apis i- nave
caused the f.lI tfoa y tJ bel made ubli % tls rna
tUat tbs zane aul tlorY GItu.e aud altcls itffcli
ma. be observed end li I'd with go0d ihi 10 ~ me
Unite States and iue cins % th e. oI
L Uitntas 81 b reoi, llva hu euHto fe' niI lhnl D.
and taus d thaa 90 %. tlu u It'i rtitrs o ul3el
Don- az he Z. y o NaA On, tua sht-enll
dav Of Mac iu tue yer o out Lo'1 one lnputtna
eiRht huadled uua tiSiY threr ~ OF The
IL. 81 Independence oi gro u-i'ei atateatq4 tishy-
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WmtIAn b. sra4gD. Secretary Of STATE,
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WILMINGTON MARKETS. June oath, 1868.

BEEF CArTLE-Are in demand, and market poorly sup.
piled Sell butchers at As to st cents per lb for grass
fatted in quality. , -. ~,
BAooN-Is brought to market sparngy and meets with
ready sale at ST. to 81 06 per ID. for hog round.
BUTTRR-SeIs at 81 rs to 81 per ID.
CoRN-$4 rs TO 81 so per busheI.
Corn MEALSes from the granarles ct 81 70 per Dusne
CoTToN-45 to so cents per 10.
CoPPRRAs-Retails at 81 per ID.
EGGs-$I per Dozen -.
FLoUR-Is in moderate demand and stock very light
we quote sales small way at $35 for nne and $3S to
SAC per Dbl. for superhne
FODDER So to $40 per 100 lbs ,
HIDEs-Green sc cents, and dry 81 50 per Id.
LARD-$l 05 to 81 10 per ID.
LEATHER-$4 to 81 so for sole and IS to 70 90 per .b
for upper. an --.,,
PoULTRY-Chickens, 81 to 81 IS and grown fowls 81 to
81 Is each.
PEAs-$5 to $6 per bushel.
POTAToEs-New crop Irish sell at So to $40 per bushe
RICE-CIean sells by the cask at 20 cents per H.
SALr-sound made $ 30 to $l2 per bushe, as In quail
ity. ,, po.;,;u, =. 81 * On q
per Id. 80 - =, ,o. q, IN o- .ord
TALLow-$ 81 10 per Id.
YARN-$l2 TO SIS per bunch