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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

To Frank and John D Kelly Of Osnsds-Any
information concerning the above, who we're
drafted at Rome, Go, 10 October, 1863, will
b. thankfully rscsiysd, % no tidings have bssn
hsd Of them sincs thsY .entersd the Con.sds-
rate army. II alive, please coumunicste
through Richmond papers. All we'll at this
time in London. Address
George Keily, London, Cseada "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Baltimore, jsn. 10, 1866.
Dr.. Pogle, Columbus, Gs.-Ple.ss lst DR..
A. II. B. know that bis family ere ell wei. -
Tho only letter received was by Aig Of truce,
dsted September 29; hi. youngest sisssr; Mrs.
New York, 18th jan, 1865.
Information vented of Chsrlss Pnilippi,
believed to bs attached to Scots's Csyslry:--
Send information through Daily News to
Adsls Raird
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Mrs. Ann L. Rsinsy, Roydton, Meckien,
burg c,unsy, Vs,-My Dsss Mother; Tho lass
letter received from you wes dated November
19, 1863. Let Ile hsaT from you through the
Richmond Enquirer, requesting tho New iorh
News to copy. Our relatives here and in
Missouri sre oil we'll bhsve dssr little boy
eight weeks old. Any frieud seeing this will
please notify mother. John Is home and
wsll, has not been drafted.
Bisaie Beahiu, Petersburg, Illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

J. \. Murray, Wilmington, N. CT have
mover received the tobacco. Send another
to1, if thess are any more fsg Of truos mails.
LIT mo know If you ere likely to succeed in
tho Sp. think this . good tine 70 try. sm
ysry we'll. Answer through Richmond En-
ouirer snd N. York News. W. II. Murray,
In. ID. 5th div, Point Lockout
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

his elnployer,tto inform him ofanything
thatis going amiss to peaceablt,
orderly and pleasant to discourage theft
and endeavor by his conduct 10 establish
a character far honesty, industry md
thrift.
II. In case oil any controversy iii
regard to the contract or its regulations
between the employer and the employee
the agent of the Burean Tor the coun.
ty shall be the common arbiter to whom
the difficulty shall be referred.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28
WINNS NSBORO.
Thursday Morning, septembe s8, 1865

" We. have been requested to give
notice that persons favorable to
the formation Of - company of
Regulators, as well as those who have
already signed the roll, will meet at Mr..
THos G. RoBERrsoN's mill, on Satur.
day next, at 10 o'clock, for the election
ofofficers and general organization.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28
The News.

''Ihc New Y ork Union Convention"
has been in session at Syracuse, N. Y,
and among tile resolutions adopted we
find the following: "Recognizing in
ANDREW JOHNSON statesman of abili.
tj5 experience, high-toncd patriotism
and unsulied integrity, renewing to his
Administration assurances of. cordial
support; and also approving his scnti.
ments of kindness and confidence to.
wards those communities and individu
ais lately in rebellion who accept the
perpetpatiou ofthe Union, and pcrpetu-
al prohibition of slavery, and approx.
ing of his plan Of reconstruction"
Another big fire occurred in New
York on the morning OF tile Goth inst.
The loss by the fire is estimated at half
u million.
The papers say. that Hon. JErFEn-
SON DAVIS has not been removed to
Carroll Hall, Tin Fortress Monroe, but
occupies his casemate in the Fortress as
usual.
European news says the Fenian ex.
citemcnt runs high in Europe. The
Cork Reporter announces that the Gov.
ernment had ordered number of gun.
boats and two men.of war; to be sta.
toned off Bantry Bay AMI other sta
tions on the west coast ofIrelanl.
CYRUS w. FIELD lately made a.
speech before one of the British Associa
tions, IN which he expressed his incrcas.
ed faith in the final accomplishment Of
successfully laying the Atlantic cable.
AZ double line, it is said, is to be laid
next year.
+, The New Orleans Deha learns that
President JOHNSON has appointed ].
Madison Wells Provisional Governor Of
sLonisinna, and given him the same au
shorty as svested in Governor Sharkey.
4 In the Alabama State Convention,
being held at Montgomery, September
20, q resolution was adopted requesting
the Provisional Governor to call out the
militia in each county Immediately, to
repress disorder and lawlessness, which
exist in many counties Also in the
eleGlion ordinance, passed, the Provis-
f0nal Governor Is authorized TO order an
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28
Important Trade Circular.

The following important circular rela.
tive to Southern trade, was issued on
Monday last by the Secretary of the
Treasury /:
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

. IVY ilao an aPpaiing record Blk hun.
lred and sixty thousand men dead and
disabled. This is probably far below
the truth. And all because of the nm.
hallowed ambition of half dozen rcck.
less politicians.
ELEcTToN SouTH. The political con
dition of the lately seeded States is as
follows vs. =
! Congressional ana Leeisla.
tive election, Thursday, October i2.
X North Car"lina--Delegate election.
September q. convention meets octo.
Der O.. q 4
# Georgia--Delegaie election October
a convention meets October 25.
Florida Delegate election October
10; convention meets October %.
Alabama--C Convention in session.
Mississippi Election for all State of.
.ticers and members OF Congress, Octo,
ber2.
& Louisiana Congressional and Lepis.
ilatiye election, November 4.
b TexasE Election not yet ordered.
Arkansas1 Congressional and Lepis.
latiye election, October o.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28
II rocsedimgs
81 OF THE
STATE CON V,ENTION,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1865.

Tie Convention assembled at 10
o'clock, the President took the chair,
and the deliberations were opened with
prayer.
Mr.. Thos. Thompson introduced the
following resolution which was agreed
to:
Rcsolued, That commission, consist.
ting of two persons, be appointed by
His Bxcellency, the Provisional Gov.
ernor, to prepare and report to the next
Legislature wha, laws will be necessary
and proper in consequence of the alter.
alton made in the fundamental law, and
especially TO prepare and submit code
for the regulation of labor and the pro.
lection and government of the colored
population OF the State, and that the
Legislature fix the compensation Of said
commissioners. DH
A resolution from the committee on
amendments to the Constitution was
amended so as to read as follows.
thereafter, there shall be acapitation
tax laid by the General Assembly.
which, upon each poll, shall never be
less than one.fourth of the tax laid on
ono hundred dollars worth of land, it be.
ing left TO the General Assembly to de.
terminu what inhabitants Of the State
shall be excepted from the operation of
the law; was then agreed to, and was
referred to the Reuisory Committee.
Messrs. Simonton, Frierson and Dud.
ley presented reports from Committees.
Mr.. Il. w. Pickens introduced the
following clause for the Constitution !;
which was referred to the committee on
Amendments to the Constitution
"For debts hereafter contracted, no
real estate shall be subject to levy or
execution bun this shall not he con.
strned SO as to prevent any legal pro-.
cess against the rents and profits Of the
same" M.
Mr.. Inglis, from tho committee on
the Legislative Department, made re.
port on the articles prescribing the
qualification Of voters; which agreed was
Lo,and referred to the Revisory CoGlmit.
tee @ta ffyt'J
The Convention resolved itself into a
Committee OH the Whole, Mr.. Sullivan
in the Chair, to consider the report Of
the Committee on Amendments to the
Constitution and after free discus
sion OF the subject, the President resnn.
ed the Chair.
The scars which the war has left arc
terrible. Tie South is mutilated almost
beyond recognition. The following is
an estimate. by the Raleigh IN. C.)
Progress, of The number Of Southern
men enlisted ana killed or disabled dur.
ing the rebellion:
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

Senator Sumner made speech IN
Boston Thursday. He favored inrne.
date suffrage Tor negroes, y keeping
soatherti representatives OUT Of Con-.
gress, SC. 2 Pf'ts S9 (
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

REsroRATIoN or ClvILL Law IN MIS-.
sIssissPPl vvJAcKsoN, September 8.---
Troops are arriving here preparatory
TO the evacuation of tine State. The
people rejoice at the idea Of the resto.
ration ofciyil authority. ]
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

~ Itis confidently predicted in Wash,
fington that President y ohnson will issue
q proclamation in q few days restoring
the writ ofAabeas coyousin tho loy&
States. s'gp h
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-28

j. ~, E,Brittoh looms forth with a tri.,
wesklys 4veses, from Winnsboro' quite,
anhntefesting sheet, full OF life aai.
viesy YorhpiQe Eaquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-21
Groceries, &c.
:iy 12--tf
TUST RECEIV ED.

TEAS. stabler's Canned Peaches, very
choice; Canned Strawberries, this seasons
fruit; Virjins and Marseilles SALAD OIL;
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, A, 8, & c,
SUGARS Choice Porto Rico do.
Nos. l, 2, & Mackerel in barrels and kets
Potomac and Scotch HERRINGs; Choice Fam
Self raising Flour; Pure Spices Mustard;
Flavoring Extracts; Currants; Raisins; Ctron
Jenkins dried BEEF, pure Ground Coffee
Rice, sc. All Of which will be sold as lov as
the Lowest. JOSEPH L. JAN NEY,
je24-tf Corner of Prince and Pitt sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-21

The New Orleans journals of the 10Th inst,
publish a full report of the speech which was
made by General Banks in that city on the
Eth July last, and in which he advocated negro
suffrage without any reservation or qualiGca-
ton. Tits stated that a majority Of his auditors
were negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-21

NOTICE undersigned has this day
in resumed the Wholesale and Retail GRO
Gerry BUSINESS, at the corner Of King and
Water streets, and is now receiving a large and
general assortment ofCHOICE GOODS, which
he is prepared to sell as low as any house in
the city, and hopes from his experience to
merit "a share Of public patronage.
my 24-tf j. E. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

as== l. offer for sale, 81 Two Story BRICK
EEI$a EB:$l DWELLING house, on Union street. be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, on a lot 25 feet
'front.' and lis deep. Also,
dzs. A BRICK HoysE, formerly used by me
lll:i ll: us my Block and Pump factory, but which
car be converted into other uses, on Union
between Duke and Wolfe streets-on a lot so
feet front md 26 feet I inches deep, with a Il
feet alley, on the south side
This is valuable property, and could be made
available for many purposes | offer it for sale
chase can apply to na, for terms, sc.
ROBERT JACKSON
iy I--lm# Union Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-21
For Sale and Rent.
OAK GROVE FOB SALE.

I will sell on accommodating terms the above
property, containing about II acres. The i'm
orovements consist Of 3 Brick Dwelling. with
Barn and other improvements: The situation
Of the above property; its proximity to Alexan-
dria and Washington, being only about two
miles and half from the former city, With its
noted healthfllness and, other advantages
render it very desirable rs 8 place of resi-
dence For terms and other information en-
quire of Robt L. Wood, Alexandria.
jy l4-lrli A. LOCKWOOD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05
The Buffalo Driver.

man who lives cut on the frontier OF
Arkansas. and knows something shout buf
fsloss, thus gives bic opinion on The sutjec,
cf the great buffalo drive proposed o.
Lesvenworth:
81 see from advertising columns endorsed
editorislly. that we are TO have grand
bufislo drive. One hundred and twent,
snen are 10 herd for while not less than
five lhoussni. nor more than ten thousand
buffaloss, and then drive them 10 market
Now, sil hsve cot 20 ssy IL, that live or
The frontier, / have seen buffalo or two
and | undertake TO say that five thousand.
men cannot drive 40 butFalces-canno, in
Tact, drive one. Buifsloes WON'T either herd
nor drive--will 60 where they please. or
turn aud fight; as some have said, eli can't
Dc did, don't care II The expedition i
20 % headed BY Major General Cloud, the
whole outfit cannot drive one buffalo bull;
snd, ~ The way. there are q great many
bulls among buffalo, and but very few steers.
wonder that General BIount don't resign
snd 60 into this buffalo drivel It's fine
opening for the B. b. B. B.,s. Now !,
would b hard 70 make any Of our fropsiers
men believe that the leaders Of this sxpedi.
lion mean buffalo. II looks Ikea bIu cs,.
sls expedition down IN the Indisn eoun-
ssy."-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

ht cincinnati AOmmsTrlal, IN reviewing
ne late reports IN reference 10 the treat
ment and physical condition Of JErF DAVIS.
remarks:
Nov. the question i II, II The theory il
correct, upon which Jefferson DsyIs i re-
fused lhe daily papers. ami The permission
20 write lo his lawyers snd ~ family,
Whether he should not be subjected to the
fulI severity q lhe treatment experienced
in the worst Southern PRISONS by or col
diers. Il a man VINO il so desperate Grim
inaI that he must nol be allowed 20 write to
his ~lle worthy OF clean clothes, and eggs.
ten and boiled steak for breakfast, + =
mon who cannot be trusted to confer with
his lawyers proper person 70 have an sr-
my blanket hung up before hin. while he
washes himself, and q take quiet smoke
~ the a'ieraoon l. msn in whose cell q
colder must keep Up ~ eternal tramp, like
ne Wandering Jew, with his wuskr; - d
righ, shoulder shift. and BY whose bedsia- .
lamp mos. burn unccesingly, = suilabi. ndi-
viduai 10 read The Bible md lock out upon
lie ser,
"To be rure, # the policy were reversed
and DAVIS were confined IN cell alone. ant
fc' SLOWED light at nigAt. md given a
billie 70 sesd, and not peFmii'ed TO ws-h
himself, and had handful Of besns per day
iior ratlone. be would die presently, and the
world would sny be was starved snd tortured
N deslh, after the manner n better men il
ne dungeons of Libby and cs-iie Thunder
This might provoke uniavorabe comment
and II would even be said, that We hss
urnei barbarisns becase our enemies hst
shown 'hems Ives 10 b. spch But Sisnion
being msn u great posiiveners and firm
ness, w0ul not mind tAai. lie u man
Who ran stand dalmostanytp'n-. And. wier
loid Jeii we're dead W. might herr his fine.
sal exe'rsss, sti ,aks U Y goed eafe VI MI
body, tiai ro f5al w isAittr wen y essr has,
\ chance n rniss = moAumrnf ossr IL n
REAsosiSG-sir Cuae'ngHsm i'ss Skye
lerrirf, N noted rst aunsin1 prupsnslsy. sns
Shich irsq0ertir accompanies ts mssttr ".
shooiiHr excursions Some time ara. L
imerd ear oae fss mcFning II ,he garden,
and altar yepinu and scratching ~ iae foo
ivr isr minAies. u suttrrls turned away
sind ran nio fhs horAn. ~ mnticr socr
.iirr heard , nulse N the krchtn passage
down stairs, and On going DOWN found TIA
That lhe dog had ~onsriyrd 20 disengsge I
Gun from va nsil. and we- now eagerly
dragging i hy tile woollen case % Tie shor
\ iliaht ~ steps leading % the front of ihs
house. No doubt was entertained lhst III.
sangunsry iii'le creature. remembering ih,
destructive powers ~ 'hr gun in The field
was acting under belief ihsi Inc ssm,
weapon mighl secure the desth of the trees
cat--ressnn having carried il thus .sr, bu
having a, Ihe ssme time tailed 10 show hos
little ure Il could have msde or The gun sc
ter dragging i 70 the proposed scene D
operation IA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05
nr The New Hampshire supreme Coz,

IL The New Hampshire Supreme Court
has decided that an Express company de-
livering = psrce marked with The cabslistic
&C. Q. D."-coIlect on delivery a.
low the person 10 whom il Is consigned
reasonable time % open the package and
determine whether he Will receive II or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

IsccME Tax IN THE FIRST nisTricr ~
The following statement shows the amount
ot annual tax assessed in the First District
OF Indiana for 1854. on incomes. licenses,
md articles in Schedule ~,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

~ They punish people queerly in Chins.
For robbing peddlsr, : person was lately
put into mortar (csnnon) and cred against
q stone wall
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05
/ From the vincsnnes Western sun
Negro Suffrage and Equality.

NeBIV ouuIdSc hnU III IIdA'y.
Over all crenrion,
In tie church and forum.
Black and white are rated
Equal advslorem.
Worth 10 estimated
By the form and figure;
Won't you feel elaied,
Equal 70 The "nisges1!
Everywhere we see 4.
Though We do no' like IL,
IL smslgsmaiion
Black and white united.
We are not :ssid:Uus--
Can put up with either:
But protect u-. Heaven.
From a race oi neither.
velve.headed preachers,
kinky -headed lawyers,
Curiy-hesded teachess.
woolly-hsaded employers;
Mixed in everything.
M'ngling every where,
Neither white Nor black
Neither ~vol nor hairl
Women clad In sable.
White as White cen be-
kinky headed baby.
Dancing on the knee.
Little ebon beauty,
lust the very figure.
Oi The womst's husband
Norih Carolina ggef.
See that high oilicial,
Aud hls lovely bride.
Ia an open buggy,
Seated eide by side:
Hs Of Massachusetts.
Hsugh,y too as iIsdss.
She Guinea rigger.
Black - the ace ot spndes,
How they love esch other.
Bsh!-Here The Muse sickened and fell
Dover HUI. ISn. CAUCASIAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

"A l,iifr tcr me- rFpesssi Helsr Msri.
in surprise. irking il sr1m me ssrrsns'.
hand Who can have ~rir,sn 10 sslr
.Nayse irs vsiensin-. Mss sas Ii.
rri lsushing- Yea kn0~ thE. j. ysIen-
tines ssy- More ~ 'ok-z. I've ess ruol
myself. ihi- nOrning. Ons's ksrskfrr
lrsrirslDres) 90 mistress calls il lest IsaE
stiI'
Bridget LisPlnged . highiE embslii-h-t
pictorial rrpresentrrirn " fezrl- hsrr q
work ~ ihe sssh-r1h. lA- cast .; sesury
berg decidedly HIb-rais =
HeAen NO-ris rrhsf sss<niIy. t1f id not
csen her letter -hiie BsiSesi reusisss--.
liirls 70 he cisaPPsiEtasnr of that esrisu-
dsmr~i-
Heitn slowly o7estd ths ezv<lcr- A
bank note fOr ten dollars crs9pz1 frsz il 20
The aOsr-
she eagerly read The fer u1ris % the
paper: .Frpu ST. ysleutine.'
Heaven e prrissir shs sad. s,I1Snx
aer hsnd- grsr-iully The ssz 1sis en.sIs
me 10 carry U.i the plrn hss IN vex-'
Eight ye.-s passes sway- Eight yerrs
xinh rheir lghi- and sh.Ssws. sheir Joys
and sorrows Tasy sruughs ri1h then she
merry s1iees of chii1ren-rhsy krosrht win
them DeH- made erasss-AsSFin<-s 10 ssn-
and grief 20 others
Towards the las: ihsF srosght the E-ss,
commercial crisis Of 81. <ken houses ina.
seemed bulk on rSSk rSusrsS al Al once
10 ihey frsI DO not nsny remelssr ia.
time al Zoo well. she's nerchsn.s wirh
snxiDDs faces. ran from Gre 10 anu;ter 70
soiicii hsi7. AID met only svsrred faces and
cisuusitDa ioOksl And hss mas i u that
tine Of universal famine 9TH cur frie1cs-
Stacy & Wilbur
Upio 1s57 ihsss hal h-sn 6ssrz an e.
eriieni business Tasy hst er.e1sIly e.
lsr-ed The sphere q thssr o9sratsbs, snd
reTs riFi-iy sro-isg rscA. shea Ihis erssb
came
Thty snEsLl1fely srok il sail Both
we're prud~nr. and bO.h s<lt ,sas ~. ~r< -hs
'i'ne when Inis qualirs ms urSensly needes
Eg green tzSrls they k.s surresses ~
SeePing - si.l shs is:h or Fss--sry. ls5s.
On 'hsi uurair.- . nsse 81 to thoussnt
doiisfs esuse d. This -ss ,hri- lssl peril
Thar srrnsounres. Essy ~0ulc ale 10 70 o.
S.th sssursd c0nfsesre-
Bu'. this slss. tlns mas berock @ xhicA
.tbev had most spyreh-nsisn- Th-v had
taxed thtir resources 10 ne ur-o-r- Ther
had called usoa thsir frient-. hu, their
iri-nds we're emplosrd in takipg care or
themselves. and ne seI6sa ,OIry rs the
r.r required rien-
sLook Cut Tor nrnber GRE supsrreSss
me gol5en rnHs for th- iin- beinr.
A. hsre s,is. ruo sh0ussrd csi's-s were
doe On the lsi of Fssru.ry-
'How mech hsvs 20. 60; tcrsri itr'
asked wiIb.r, % Srrcy cane n q, bsItprs,
eleven.
TREE hurirss and ss-rnv-6vs soIIar..'
VS. The diz7irites reply
Was that an you ersES rrs.er- incurred
his partner. forming psl-- Are you sure
yon ihcuEhf o. ererybodyr
Il have been everywhere. Fn tagged 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

t2l2e76 q

The above list il only about two-thirds oi
the annual tax. IS the time allowed was not
sufficient and large portion Of the sssess-
ment will be found on special lists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05
RATES or ApyfRTrsrna.

hAIES UF AUFIAII INI NN.
For square Of 10 lines or less. week. Sl 0
Each subsequent insertion, 10 els
Longer advertise menis, at same rate
A fraction over even square or squares
counted ~ a square. These are lhe terms
for transient advertisement; reasonable
seduction will be made 70 regular advertise
ments.
Notices Of appointment u administrators
sn1 legal notices Of like character 10 be
paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
For Township officers. each Sl.O0
For County . 4" 250
For District. Circuit, or State. 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT JAspER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, ny
CT E n E Mt DC AEE.
OFFlCE-CoRHER OF MAcDoxALn ARD
WEST STREETS.

TERMS-STRICTLY IN ADVANCE /:
Single Subscription. for fifty Nos. 81 50
For siy months, 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-05

GA gsnsIensn uss complaining recent
~ that - hsd sun ssoks. On isquiv. u
-ss ssestsinsd hs bIsned he uifs for IL. =
"a vss in the shape of pair q tsis boys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
Now York Marker.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10,

lf4Ef 4.--ta NEW YORK, NOV, 10,
CoTroN-Firmer, and good business
Is doing ut 5la52c for middling. FLOUR
is 5a1Oc lower, as$7 SOaS Is superfine
western; 50 OOa9 10 for common to good
shipping brands r. H.. o., and 50 2Oa
Y 10 for trade brands, market closing
dull. WHIsRY-Firmer, western 81 Al
WHEAT-Opened sf1rIner, but closed
quietiat 81 79a1 So for Chicago. spring,
and Milwaukee club; 81 S4a1 Sc amber
milwaukee,; S2 SSa2 40 new amber state;
q 90 for mixed and Canada; 50 6Oa2 so
for white Canada, the latter price for
choice, and 50 42k for chico winter ann
Der western. RYE@Steady; Canadian
Mt 81 15H. BARLEY-Ad6re active and
hrnler at 81 12n1 16 for State, and 81 IS
for Canada East, and 81 3Ou1 81 for
Sanaun West, BARLEY .MALT-Dull.
CoRN--WiLhout decided change, closing
dull at S2aSSc for unsound; S9a91c for
sound mixed Western, the latter price
an extreme, and Ole for white Western,
OATS-Quiet and firm at 47a5Oc for un-
sound, and 5Sa02c for sound. CoFFEE-
Quiet; st. Domingo alS1fc. MoLASsRs
lSUaAR-Quiet; Cuba Musco-
.vado, llS1S915c. PETRoLEUlr-Firmer
at 88a89c for crude, and 6la61 Nc for re-
fined in bond; do. free, nominal.
WooL@Quiet. PORR-Unsettled at
S31 S714a32 80 for megs, closing at
$50 SIX cash. and 81 50a2S for, prime
mess. Sales of 1000 bblS mess for No
.yember and first half Of December, SELL
er and buyers option at $31 75a82 SO, and
2,250 bbls new mess for january. seller
and buyers option, Mt S3l 75a32 so.
BEEFlSteady at Halo for plain mess,
and L14al7c for extra. BEEF HANS
Quiet. Cur MEATs-More active; sales
$50 packages at 15aI61<c for shoulders,
and 19a22c for hams. LARD-Quiet at
24a2S3Sc. BUTTER-In demand Mt 3Oa
APO for Ohio, and 40a55c for State.
CHEEsB-Firm at 14al9c. -.,s. ~