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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
rHt S,;s, s,i,' cs.psy' g or1e, IS. Probate Court

rHr S.;s, s,ars couD.vs q or,o IS. Probate Court
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ accounts have been filed in said Court, ana
are act fot hearing and settlement en- tho Sd day
of February, A. d. 1865, at ten o'clock o. M, to
wit:
The Final Account Of George Bell, administra-
tor of the estate of Samuel Hawley, decd,
The Second Account of Ann Behan, admins
ratrix of the estate of Isaac Behan, dcc'd'
The Second Accounl uf Presley Fisher, admin
istrator with the will annexed, Of the estate o.
VIM. L, Winters, deco; and
The Final Account of Arthur Merrill and Roy
ii Chase, executors Of the will OF Abel CGase, ST.
sreased. W. II. LASLEY, Judge
Jan. 4,hi ls65-[2-3t
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December 2B, 1864.
ADM1N1srRAToRssALEoF OF REAL ESTATE

ADMINISTRATORS SALEoF REAL ESTATE
DY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court Of
ID Meigs county, Ohio, to ME directed, will,
in pursuance thereof, proceed to sell public ven
due, on the premises Of the land hereinafter de-
scribsd, on Saturday, the 18th day OF February
next at IL clock, noon, the efollowing described
real properly, laying within said county, being
the undivided one-half Of Aaron M. Whetzel,
deceased, of, in and to the same, to-wit: The
land known Us lG0 acre lot, with the exception Of
ten acres heretofore decided to William Bush, be-
ing lot No ,l72, in sec. No. 2S,in township No.
2, Of range No. II; also 10 a1res in see. No. ~
bounded and descriKsd Us follows: in township
No. 2, Of range No. u, commanding at the south
east corner OF land owned by E. Custard, thenct
east to the section corner thereof, thence north
eighty rods, thence wcst24O rods, thence south
eighty rods to the place Of beginning, containing
40 acres, more o. less, knewn as tho lands here
- lotore owned by GeorgcK Webster, on Old Towr
creek, in Lebanon township, in said county
Terms Of sale, Is in hand, a in ono yea, anf
n in two years, with interest ON the reserved
payments, secured by mortgage Tn the property
Appraised, the two pareslssul land, at 81 ,5OO.
HENRY HARP0LD,
! ,Eof-r Admir- of AaronvM WhclIel, decd
January 9th, lS65--[2-4t,]
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NEW PJRLICATION--TO be Dis
posed 0 fby subscription i'm Meigs

THE highly celebrated new work. sy Henry
| How, ESD, a celebrated author, just issued
.om the press, entitled ".The Advantages and
ashieyements Of Americans" bslhg. a series Of
he most interesting narratives, with numerous
heautiful illustrations, containing 72O pages,
Beautiful BEAUTIFULLY bound in embossed leather. Sub.
scrintion price, So rs, and may be had at this
ofice, or Of the subscriber, who will canvass this
county. The work is highly rec6mmended BY
distinguished parties. RoBT BEBouT.
12=3-3t.l
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented TO- the
| Commissioners of Megs counry, at their mex.
regular meeting, asking for tho vacation OF =, 80
much of the road lying between the WlikesViile
nd CooIeyille road, and the old state road leading
f. tom Athens to Gallipolis; commencing in front
# G. VI. Whites house, and ending at the inter
section of said state road, leading from Athens 10
Gallipolis. [4-3t.] 90, A PETITIONER,
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SHERJFFS SALE:

J, Ballard l. Sons, VS.. Henry Hamilton and
Mathew Haning.
nv virtue of an execution, to me directed from
IS the Court of Common Pleas Of Meigs County
Ohio. in the above case, l will, on the lIth day
Of February, A. D. 1865, between the hours Q
one and two O'Clock, p. M, at the door Of tn
Court Hou.c, in Pomcroy. in said county, SCI
The following described lands and tenements, t'
vii: Situate in Bedford sownship, Mcigs Go.
lhio. and being part of the northeast quarter o
.ection IS range Is town 3, of the Ohio Compn
rvs purchase, being the mill lot in said seetie'
aj, containing one acre. Appraised at $3.50. -
Given under my hand this ~ day OF JanaaFl
A. D. 1865. [2-5t.l NJ. HECoA,s. NJ I.
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Adn,,n,.,r..er'. sale Of Real Estate.

AdministratOr'ss sale OF Real Estate.
TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
l. bate Court of Meigs county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, on Wednesday, the
frst day Of February, A. b. 1865, at one o'clock,
afternoon, upon the premises, the following real
estate, siiuaic in ths county 81 Meigs, Ohio, to
to witt Being sixty sever and ON. ioii,n acres re
in R, II, T's & 4, Secs 10 4 "a; salso AZ acres
off the west side of oneihundred acre lot No. l39
in same range, toxin and sections, and being the
same land set,off to Mahala Bowen in the divi-
s;on, The real estate 9f Anthony W, Bowen
sion ss u. ss,rse OF partition in tho Court O
G"noD SeO u, ny pleas within and for said county Q
Msigs. Appraised at $4,000 90. ION :,
Tsrrmmsl of sale--k In hand; a in one yoat; ant
from ,hs day Il sale %ortsare wna a,sG u
ON life premises sold. JAMES BELL,
tAdm'r with viii annexed, Of Thomas W. Bowen
IA deceased. .b, L'rAiSS' A"''
az. Dee. q, lso4--[52-6tl vb.a, WI ~,
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EOR SALE,

DWELLING House, Store, and Stock Of
n Goods Mt Letartville. The house contains
five rooms, hall and kitchen, and has ~ acrc.
of ground attached. The stock of goods Is well
selected the store having been recently h!led up
and all will be sold low to cash purchaser.
Enquire Of, or address, .,nr rrp
13-n.1 Letart Falls, Meigs Co., Ohio.
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NOTICE..

NOllCE.
r HEREBY notify all persons concerned, not
i 10 trust any person or persons on my account,
uc,u ling any branch Of MY family, unless such
,pplcatiou shall be- accompanied by my written
,rdcr, which ir done will not hold myself re.
,ronsible for the payment thereof.
Cars 1.uh, rsmeroy, Jan. 10, ls65-[2-4t]
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DIR. GEORGE X. ACKLEY,

JTAvING permanently located in this city,
ii would respectfully tender his professional
services to the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity.
Office in Smiths new building, on oourt suee.' ;
where he NAV bo found at all times, except when
Pomeroy, January II, ls65-[6m.]
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FOR sALEAT THIS OFFICE.
T BLANK SiI. .ll'l,I, FORMS
OF DEEDS.
MORTG AGES,

Also complete assortment Of
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE BLANAs,
In all the Civil and Criminal depar men'si
including forms in Attachment aud forc'Sls
Entry and Detainer, conforming WIN tne
mtest laws, and gotten. up with much care
insuriug accuracy and saving much LABOR
bfihled on law paper
t-N ALSO.
WEIG H. MASTERS BLANho,
|TEAEHbRS' REPORTS &c.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE. :
WILL sell at private sale the following
property, lying at Antiquity, Letart town
shin, Meigs county, Ohio, 10 wit: Consisting
Of fourteen ncres of improved land, contain
;ny four dwellings, cistern, stablipg, and sun.
Jry ou,heuses, including ship yard, with good
landing, and one-halfof u superior steam saw
mill in operation. The land is well improved
md alse contairs an excellent orchard Of as
snrted fruit. A fine opening for an enterpr'I-
inc man: Terms Of payment one third IL
,mnd, and the balance With interest to stnit
Ipo,ire ii the subscriber at Racine, Meig'
eoanty, 0sie. =. upNpy H.RpoIp.
! November IIth, 1s6l-tsm. .iu.s a.
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NOTICE.

Matilda Halsey, vs.. Alfred Halsey,
rr,HE ulaintiff on the 2lst day of January, 1850
I'll iled in the clerks Office Of the Court OF Com
mo, pleas for Meigs county. Ohio, her petition
sga;pst said defendant, asking said court to di-
vorce her frcm The said defendant and alleging
Tor cause adultery with divers persons. whose
n.nss tn said plaintiff are unknown, on or about
.ha lat day OF July, 1852, and at divers other
t;m., said cause viii stand for hearing at the
ne1t term of said eourt; ,,sox .,,. g, ppF
Jah'y 2lst, lso5-[4-6t.]
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u,o THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND
DESPoNDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A great
sufferer having been restored to health, In rev
lays, after many years of misery, is willing 10
free, on ths receipt of postpaid. addressed
envelope, copy of The .tormula Of cure employed
nr.ct 10 JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Y.a.ci" Box Is3 Post Office, Brooklyn, N. y.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.:


sgn-F' F'spermatorrh@a can bio curedau
AR R,NDaS sPEetFIC cures spcrmatorrhea
u rpmiual Weakness. Impotency. Loss VI power'
.tr speedilv and eGactunlly. It's effects are trnly
magical. trial or the specific will convince We IT,
iii resnecta abba Drugyists, or sent postpaid 70 any
Address. by j. ]. KRONER. 4u3 Chestnut street,
d.lpbia, Pa Circulars sent free. 4 W
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N0I'ICIh.

TINE undersigned has been duly appointed AZ
u;n;.trntur of the estate of John G. MuIry
late Of Meigs county, Ohio, dece ased All per
sons indebted to the estate nre requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claim,
against the same, will, without delay preson'
them to- the undersigned for allowances.
r9-atl HENRY HARPOLD, Adm.
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FRANK. srIvERS, VIM. +. rhAi
BLACKSMITH. CARRIAGE
81 . AND i... II .1 II

WAGON MANUFACIUNh,
Mulberry St, Near the Court House Pomeroy, o.
WILL keep on hand for sale, Hubs spokes'
AIles. Bolts, Bands, and all kinds of Carriage
and W con makers findings, of the best quality;
Coach Paint of all coors, Varnish, Benzene and
Turpentine, Paint and Yarniah brushes;
viii also keep constansly on hand Salt Bar
rows. Wheel Barrows, Wagons, Carriages, &C..
&C., and manufacture to order, on short notice
any article in line. '''".
BY employing the best workmen, and paying
trict attention to business, we hope to merit ane
rcceivc share Of the public patronage;
S-2-u.1 FEno
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3 rs cents to save25 Dollars.
! HEGEMANis CONCENTRATED BENzINE
removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c.. instantly, "a-
cleans Silks, Ribbnps, Gloves, &c., equal TO new.
Only % cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
,,..D,l,..,sNf d. HEGEMAN 4 co.
Chemists aud Druggists, New York.
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em,,lirn, wa .,rng. sra rchins and Elective, eau b.
taseu by tn. ,li"si person. or ,oung-sl ebili.
Nnd.mc gad0e Porter's Curative Bal
..,,, no ncw aud'qntntd ,'..fiE39H-, - oe' ha
usnn by the puhle u',.'.I .Ie pa'' = ~ - 49,,
all led sarress: AMI ha. qnirea 20 et''' eo'"
sy. aud lag !! increasing sal. s'mIl: b! oe'"s
otn.hdra b, those wno bsyr used ,lto their afi''-
ed friends aud others.
! II on nsv+ n told, Hsveh s'sbzbt DO no'
"a sivr III. isis m alrla. astir srt! lew p'N'
AT & II II is sold hr ugs II II the hal every one
thu, fhc, ma, always Rrcpit eontrhr"' Tor use =
-, ,,u,,.iy u,c Of e5 cent bottle w,R "hen prove
"a h, worth oue hun red tiursits coo.
no uo, ba put al with aay etkefs Ash for mss'
am. znd.c Porter's coHSe oaiasM' 'n''s
on Il, wing IL aud take other, ityonr hruHGi'' doe
..,u,h.v. IL, hay, him send AMI get it for you.
! - so,d W ali Drugs,s az ~ and u
Gents pc Bossie.
HALL &, RUCKEI, Proprietsrs,
yn Tpt 2ls Gysfnveh Street, Ns YTk.
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n
IN r q ss nj a Ti6N IsEE

TO NERVOUS SHFFEKEKb- N N
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In
comusieney, Premature DECAY and Youthful Erros
actua,ed by desire te benoft others, VIII be hap
nv to ru ;nish 10 all who need II. free of charge!
lie re .ipe and directions for making the sinI
,.m.dy used In his case. Sufferers wishing 10 prom
i, the ad, eat ts-r's bad experience, and possess
.1r- and Valuable Remedy rAn do so by n DR. s'ing
ann at once a, his placs of business. The Recipe
aud Iuil iniorn.alio 'of vital llmporlance-wlii be
,.hetrfuliy seht by return ma
Ad,ire JOHN B. OGLFN,
Jec s.7-49.3ml No. 50, Nassau, ST., New York.
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Hel, advertisements.
List 0fLetters

REMAINING in the Postofice, at Popcroy
II Ohio, January 26, 1865. r.
N. B.-Persons calling for these letters viii
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A DehehtSui ordia and Valuable y 'ni'

"A Deliehtfui iordia and valuable F1nic'
HEGEMAN 4 cos CORDIAL ELIXER OF
CALIsAYA BARK, possessing tho ae,ivs and
most arreesble form, II will be found valuable
Tonic 10 all oases, but particularly as pfeyepta
tvs TO Fever and Ague. tits aspleasant and
palatsbio cordial, and 10 much superior to the
.semn,op whisky and rum bittsp 90 mn n in use
"a - .HEGEMAN 4 CO., assg
.si,sis.;. Chemists and Druggists, Ssv York
.sd,Ses.sfsHilis - .,>ls.s. a'sls di4os .es
'HEyf.r
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Chapped Hands and Face, sore Lips ChI-
- . p y ef blains, &c 'f i.E 81
HEGEMAN 4 cos CAMPH0R ICE, WITH
aLYCERINE, cures Chapped Hands. &c., immes
-diatsiy, and will keep the skin soft and smooth
in the eoldest weather. Sold by Druggists. Price
Is cents, Sent by mil fog s5 cents. 81, lsa !
= =, HEGEMANr a CO., LII. Z
81 E, Chemists and Druggists, New Yolk.
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T20T5 N2l u a
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~. u. d. f. M'grrai Iatge- 10. 242 l. y. u
F.-Regui.t ~,retiug- ever, Tues ~
da, e, eninsa u .Ddd F-lla~s H,li. ssFs5S 16sAf
81 si@r!, e"rler d Ffspt an',' oiri O&
/. s-iaiiy.ilt ga,7,Ss5 NJ. pews'k'y'Is.l
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13


The CHURCHES. The various Churches
were unusually we'll filled YESTERDAY
Rev. Mr.. Sterritt, at the Old School
Presbyterian Church, preached very
able and forcible sermon on the negli-
gence of the churches in the great duty
of having the gospel preached to the
poor, in which he gave some plain and
practicable truths.
Rev. Mr.. Spaulding preached SER
mon appropriate to the occasion of re-
opening St. PauPs church after its en-
largement, reviewing what the church
has done during the past year in a
financial point of view. This congrega-
ton has raised in all about $4,000
during the year for the repair and en-
largement of their church, the building
of a parsonage, and benevolent pur-
poses. Besides building a large addi-
ton to their church, they have erected a
handsome parsonage, at cost of S., 900.
There was debt of some So, 900 over.
hanging the parsonage. During the
sermon yesterday. Mr.. Spaulding Incl
dentally remarked that this debt had
been assumed by one liberal-hearted
lady (Mrs. Charles Viele, as we have
since learned), and the church and con-
gregation are relieved of this burden.
II was noble and muni6cent aot--one
which will have its reward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13

PERsoNAL.-We had the great pleas
ure Of meeting in the city on Saturday
night, Hon. Chas, Case, ex-member of
Congress from the Fort Wayne District,
and more recently connected with the
army of the Union, in which he did gal
liant service, and Mr.. Geo. Parnell, of
Washington City, and revenue agent of
the Government for the past three or
four years. These gentlemen are now
connected with the Revenue Department
of the Government, and are making a
tour of observation through the State
They express much pleasure with the
manner in which the revenue depart.
ment has been conducted in this county
by the very efficient officers in charge
as well as great surprise at the great
amount of revenue paid, being larger
than in any county IN the State perhaps
of like population. mg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13
AmnsemnntS.


New INSTRUMENTATION Saturday
night Miss Fanny B. Price closed her
engagement, in very beautiful rendi-
ton of the pleasing character of Marian,
in the "Wrecker's Daughter" and was
warmly applauded. We regret that the
houses to which she has played were
not in keeping with the character of the
pieces produced, or of the ability of the
actors. Indeed, we are satisfied that
the higher order of dramas are not as
well appreciated in Evansville as they
should be. Farces draw better, and a
negro show or circus never fail to
draw well. s
Tonight Mr.. VIM. Pelissier win make
his debut in Shakspeare's sublime crea-
ton, "Othello, or the Moor of Venice"
taking the character of Iago. Mr.. Pc
lissier possesses fine reputation as a
tragedian, and we hope he will receive
hattering reception. That great IA
vorite with Evansville audiences, Mrs,
Bella Golden, will appear in her charm
ing impersonation of Desdemona.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13
Monetary and commercial.
Evansvlne Produce markst.

EvAssvILLE, November IL.
Business has been generally very brisk during
the past week both in produce and groceries,
though towards the close Of the week 1t fellpf
somewhat. Prices have been we'll maintained ana
quotations are almost entirely unchanged
BACON = Scarce and in demand at 21c for
shoulders and 25c for clear sides. No hams in
Market m So
BUTTER-slightly advanced with sales at 4O@
45c.
BEANS Dull at oO@1 Is. @
BRAEaE ecIined to SOC per 100 pounds and
plenty. * %
CHEESE Western Reserve, firm at 22@221l.
FLOUR - Is rather dull; and superine may
be quoted at 8 90; Extra at 9 OO@s 90; Xxx
Family 10 5O@u 90. w
wHEAT-AdFanced 81 s5@2 eOfor good cd
/ Red and whites.
| oATs--steAdy at 400.
CORN --DuiI at 4O@5oc in ear for shslled in
sacks. - F -
BARLEY-Dtclined to 81 90.
RFE-Nominal at 9O@sl.None in the market
| FLAX sEED-In demand at 2 O0@2 Is.
CLOVER sEED-NominaI; none in market.
TIMOTHY sEED--Declined to 81 Oo@4 80.
FEATHERs-Live 6S@7oc.
GENsENG--steady at eO@70.
LABD-Advsnced and firm at 25@SOc.
GROOERIES-Firm and steady.
\ NAILE-Advanced to co.. , -
CoFFEE-Firm 31@s2c for Rio.
sUGAR--Firm at 15@171S. -
MoLAssEs-Firm at G5@90. "a
| sYRUP-sOc@S1 ID. 81
HAY-Baled nominal; loose $40; baled.S
POTATOES Plenty, and new are heidi at SOC
1 90 per bushei. sz
HIDEs-DecIined to Sc for green, and l2@121
dried. -
SALT-Steady at cooper bushel. mI
L wHlsKF--Advance1 to 81 &c -
WoOL-Advaneed to 65Q6Oc; in demand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13
an State Items.


FIRE-A barn, in which were four
oxen, was burned in Jacksonville on
Thursday night. There was a second
FIRE on Friday night, but no particulars
are given. All the recent fires there
are imputed to incendiaries.
ATrEMPr TO BREAK JAIL - An in
effectual attempt to break jail was made
by the prisoners in the Marion County
Jail a few nights ago. The officers were
too quick for the jail-birds, of whom
more than one hundred are confined in
that circumscribed institution.
HEAvY Observation-Disclosures County
sends about thirty convicts to the peni-
Tertiary, found guilty. at the present
term of the Circuit Court. Indianapolis
is a great beeples. " .-lAN s-A a
On Friday morning, Marshal Dono-
van, of Vincennes, arrested, in that
town, young man giving biSpa&eAs
Levi Jenkins, charged with passing or
attempting to pass counterfeit money.
A lot of five dollar greenbacks coun.
terfeit) were found on him, After an
examination before the Mayor, . be was
held to answer in $500 bail. The &C.
cused claims to be from Mitchell.
INGENIOUS The Local of the Indian
apolis journal publishes nearly a col
umn on "the rights of pedestrians"
apparently for the sole purpose of mod
estly announcing an exploit Of his in
rescuing q young lady from between the
feet of two horses attached to wagon,
the driver whereof nonchalantly kept
his seat, careless of the denouement of
the affair. Gallant and modest LOCAL.
ACCIDENT. The Lafayette Journal
says Patrick Scott was driving wagon
down deep gulley, on Wednesday nj ht
about 10 o'clock, when he upset. He
was thrown from the wagon, as is sup
posed, to the ground, and the load upset,
one of the wheels falling upon him.
When found, the hub of one wheel rest
ed upon his breast, and the tire upon
his face. He was probably killed in.
stsntly. as a. 4
BROUGHT TO GR1EF.-An Indianapolis
Clothing House has been detected in
making fraudulent revenue returns.
They returned $400 as their monthly
average of manufactures, when their
books put it at $4,000 The Govern
ment officers, seemingly contrary to the
expectations of the proprietors, cared
aught for the difference and had the gen.
tlemen arrested. Commenting on the
transaction, the New Albany CONNER
ciGI suggests that " after a while people
will learn that honesty is the best policy,
at least in dealing with revenue officers"
We don't believe word of it, for where
one rogue is caught ten go-free, making
ten chances TO get rich to one of pun
ishment; and with the odds in its favor,
cupidity will always get the better of
honesty. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13
New York Markets.

NEW YORK; November 10.
COTTON Rather more steady, at 51@52 for
Middling, closing firm. -
FhoUR-5c lower, and less doing; s204s go
for Extra State; extra Round Hoop ohio s $50
10; trade brands I5Cgl2 90; closed heavy.
WHEAT-Withoutc change; closed dull, at 10
al "a for Chicago Spring, and 10 for new Win
ter Red Western. aaae - w- "a
WHIsKY-Firmer; Western 2 43. and retail
lots at 2 44@2 10. sas-
CORN-0pened firm aud closed dull, et 9099l
for sound Mixed Western. ~
OATs-1@2c better; 1868 for unsound, and
COCA for sounds
COFFEE-Wifhoutc change,
p SUGAR-Quiet and very firm. -
MOLASS Els Quiet.
PETROLEU M-Firmer.
P0RK-Heavy and less active: 81 121aG32 80
for Mess, closing at % rs cash.
, LARD-UBchauged 24@2s54, za
BUTTER-In demand 23982 for Ohio, and AZ
@55 for State. zzw ERA
CHEZ .E-Firm. w.
MOEEY-~Market active and fl m. ra
STERLING-Dul and nominal; c81491 O85z.
G0LD-shade firmers opened at '4615@l 1915.
r CONVENIENT ST0CKS-L@12cl lower.
Total exports specie to-day, $I79 600.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13

GYMNAsIUM.-In the JouRSAL of Fri
day last we published an interesting
Communication on the subject, Of gym
nasiums, by Prof. SInnhold. We are
gratifed to learn that the Professor has
in contemplation the organization of a
gymnasium in our city. He appears to
be thoroughly competentto instruct, and
We need hardly say that our young men
and ladies need instruction badly in
choosing and practising iuvigorating ex-
ercises that will improve their health,
add to their cheerfulness, and give vigor
to their intelIectsg We trust that if
Prof. Sinnhold concludes to open a
school for gymnasLic exercises in our
city, that he will meet with hearty CO.
operation and encouragement on the
part OF parents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-13

s9 When you go to the POstoAice,