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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

2pn9iufis IN &entuGp. Ste @offsiu'
as cSsr apn6juiis sesen seu,etne @erbrsssr ia.ini
In e~inSelnsn Sbsil.n Sentudp's GAM crenunssma'
Zig c~rsaniirt gu iein, unS erreiAt aae, bic bs na'
BIN unasitraft blisben.
Gas 9SuispiIe vSournal" ~pu6ltclrt bic i9m Dor
unbefannter 6anb mitsstbstlten prctcfcds brsts,
apn6Ssrihtss Sisunsen, mslae in Der Ndfe bon
2etanpn ssbalten uno nobel bier Gefansene ne
Notbsunt, bss Pferbsetekfabls, &C., absrptsisn uni
icfcrt ssbSnst mursen; elm fanftsr, melhsr Der
6sbler uno Sslfsrsbslfsr ssipislt Bate, fam hamit
burd, bas er met Ntnuten lang an einsn
Baum sebGnst purbs; Of er naabsr toht Deer le'
tenbts rar, 1T ntht anSesebsn. nStiAtsr spna"
fat cine 4roffamation e%rlaisn, norm ct Den bis'
fer mod niht BON Der .Gere@tisfcit e%rsilten 9sr'
bredern nsitttsilt, Sas IN pisrssbn Sasen Die @sib'
an lie fcmmen perhe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27
@ossrt glemen.
TrDhlide Ieiertaae.

s1tr bsfsn bas uaiere 9sier ben ~ssfrisen Bsier.
tag frct perlebt baben, unh ha6 Re bas v@erifeinhs
ls" rsiHltA 6ebaht taben rirn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

ten unb tIasenbRsn am 0itttslmesre su rsrssn Der
irriht. Der 8anbsl hsri,lben baSaft fa bersitt
auf 20, 600 xrnnsn per mrms.
Ger Sanoel brifAtn europa, alen unS afrif.
Sat I'm Isstsn Sa9r5sbnt aser Die 2snoense pOr
Sues fscsutsnb iuesncutuaen, nansnili9 fties oc
Saneet NIT China um Elm @iertel bStsr, ale BEL
Sanbst nit alien aanesrn nSrcli4 pom Rap In fri.
bsrsn Sabrtn bsirus.
Sin England bistt man Die aasfdbruns Ses Ga.
nails fur gan; unmfsltA; sls BET 8au atsr fcrt'
ihritt, erfl6rts man, baB oas aBerf ntsnials pref
tat.I isin rsrbe. Ser eistntlias Grunb hieisr Sp.
petition mar sie llstsraeusuns, bab Branfret@ ourd
ben SueSeanal S~sminnen msrce, udsr.ub 9nstanf
csns b%enfsItsn isine 9anbels9srriAaft better Be-
saurtsn fSnnt.
6err BON asRsps 1T Der anFAt, bab NIT be,
Dsfauns bee SusB @anals has Sanbtlsucncrcl
Gnstanhs aufbSren tpsrbe. giarfsiae isi n6ber all
jensr enslute Saten baeura ustee Dranfreit
aIs teporsustsr Concurrent Gnslanhs In aQen s7as
tiihsn 6dfen ~auftreten f1nntn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27
$50 tit

NOU w
Waria glis. ssboren In gtusbe, canton garaa tn Der sSweis.
9teisfbe perlteb ibre 6eiuatb i'm Sabre 1856, unb lanbete
in yaew 0orf. Ser Undergraduate, ibr 8rucer. bat lie felt
iener 3et ntht mebr aeiebsn. tuetB nibt NO ie 1T unb bttt't
eeSbalb ale WenIbenfrtunpe, pelhe bic benannte N2aria
Bills feunen. Oher ibren aufentbaltsOrt wifen, tbm ibre
abreHe ~sufsmmen 81 laHen.
Mil6elm plib,
DarrensptQe, guYabOea. Co.. 8.
SOB. 90. 1863. I'M 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

Weibna6ts US euiabrsgeihenfe.
2pnfs xraub tn @anbuSfp 0itp
srbielt ioeben cine sru6e unb febr rsibe auspabl BON gilber.
ba6ern, @eIbibtsbidern NIT 8ilbern, fir Rinber ieben Als
tiers, psrsiertes S9reibpapier fur @aui9e. 8erner )
8atenber fur bas Satr 1867:
9abrer ~btnfenber @pte, Strasburser ~binfenber 9pte, GinHets
Ter 6alenter. SeipSiger Gmeifenfalenesr. Suufrirter 8amili.
en=Galenber, Geaenbnrser Warien : Ralenber, Srotpisfhg
Salsnoer, staSt. unc Cant. Salenber, eutberiibe, &sfept
unb Suutrirte Salenoer.
8tIrersN a 3 mt G n.
Cine grpSe anspabl Sob. unb 8oienbols. 9eiifen hets az
!Sanr; unb 9ilser aler srSse wsrpen auf 9efequns stnse.
rabmt, BET
6. Sraub.
See. 6. b1ian 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

xSte SIlufrirte 8 EFT" = Gas stpeits
Ssft bes I~aufsnbsn Sabrsansss biefsr selisbtsn uno
melt psrbreitstsn 3sitiartft ssbisltsn mir burh p6.
&. Sbspbalh's riEmlibt tsfannts 9aa9anhs
lung.
xDabetm." Son Den Srn. Stemcn nno
8ruSer in Sort Bapae srbislten mir ba8 2ts Stft
bss 3. Sabrsanses Der prrtrsfFt5sn 2sIp3iser gios
natsihrift vDabsim," Die mir ale Elm ssrisssnss
Samilien Sournal NIT bsfism Gelrifsn smpfsbtsn
fSnnsn. 9.etiire unb SQuifrattcneu iino glsih pors
trsffi9. Sic Srn. Sisr1cn II. Bro. itnb bic Saupts
aasnten hes vDabsi1" fir almsrtfa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

@9reGTher Mprb In Nsbra8fa.
Wtan Ihrsibt aus Smaba, u. GcS.: Sim lsstsn
Scnneraas Aant murhe sins Der srdsIihifen Sba,
ten psritt, mslAe ie BON MenfHsnb6nben pDls
braAt. lin unsefabr 2 ltbr srtSntsn bic Bsuers
slcfsn, henn Nantrdhtsr battsn ~bemerft, bab aus
Gem nsusn, @m. 81. Sing II. Gcmp. ssbDrennsn
maarenbanfe ein nifsr 9taua aus DEN Ssnfsrn
tam ; fhnsl traren bic Seuerlruts auf ben Deinen,
uno ale man In baS Snnsre bes WaarsnbauisS
einhrinsen rcute, fam 9srr Batter, pslHer In Dies
fem @eIH6fte a~tssitslt mar uno nit Dem 8uhfIes
rer, Srn. gB. s.. ,Sisstns, In Der SiTcs f5lisf,
balbsntflsibst terausaelprungsn uno rief: uea
~trennt!" t~rcrauf CT pisosr binetnatns, un feline
Stiefel III bplen. Surie 3sit banah, ais er b'rins
men mar, tSrte man eiuen SduB faIsn, unb bann
ipran8Ba tsr misnsr bsraus unb iaSte, CT lei sslacf.
fen rprDen. Sic Nrt unb Weile, nis Fb Safer
ssnaem, erreate 8erbaht, uno pbtrobl er@t gies
r1anb tn's Sau5 eeben rcQte, ba Rauh nnb snaft
rtsI GiuHuB auf bic anpelenbsn a~usteten, ents
1hloe fh bod eublih giner btuein;use9en unb 70
fcIeten itm balb Elm 3meiter unb Sritter mad.
Nls bic Tsusrlsute tinsinfansn, mar Die ftrIade
nes Gsuers bato enttsft, has eugsnlhetnfih anas.
lsst mar atsr ais man fa Der Office unb ipn,tt
Der ghlaffsIs bee Srn. 9issins ndberts, itts Elm
ihredIider Nutlif feline Birfuns auf bic Gimme,
ienssn aus. Sisr lag 6srr 9issins auf istrem
8stt, Den 8rpf bret bic piermal ~ssipaltsn unb
Siut, ictpte Gettrn lag hterau rerirrtst, %cfsnbar
elmer Der faltblitisfsn WerrSe, mslhe Bic isst psr'
hbt purssn. Ss6srmaun musts, bas Batsr unb
9issins bic gtnsissn warsn. mslAs Raats In RTE.
fem Sauis iatisfeu, unh 70 ssrdHests man fa
slsih Der Ysricn Bafsr's. Das Ssner ruree talo
sslSi9t unb Der 2sihuam bsrauesebraht; Die Sas
fs mar srtrrdsn uni. 81 500 in taarem 1sloe na'
raus entpsnnst; auf Der Safe lag Elm tlutisss
gltisr, mstats ale 8afsr'S gisent9um tefannt
mar. Sag Seusr peruriaats Den aufsebdnftsn
s8aaren srpbsn Shaben, bod trurhe ss slt2li6er'
msiie Seitis ssnus entcsft, ste Is gun, rOasn Ans.
tru4 Cam, ba aud iOnit an cine @ettnns niGt mebr
su beuten seueisn mare. am lsstsn scnntas
waree Ger 2sihuam hes Srn. Stssina tsrtist.
Batsr, relhe natarlia -sleia In 6aft ssbraGt
nurbs, Sat tis Datc nod fsin cffSieues SsitdnSs
ntB ssmaht, sct.pcbI Die Sbatiamsn isbr sessn ien
ssustsn. Gie ~berufsns Surs, wslhe tezeiis felt
ulsbrsren Sasen iibsr bteien Wprotrane In Sisuns
III, Sat seftsrn raa @sreist ughulsts" auassipro.
den, uub ptrb 8afsr isinsn roblpsrbitntsn strans
tsfommsn ; isBs nus sr in Gs.tsn ~sshulbis Barren,
Bic bas Geribt itin urtetil fiQt.".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

acknowledgement
In Der
Seut1hen 8uds9 anDlung
BON
S. 11blmatnt's

~ VSObtTtuItst
SO 231 SibsSc4fra6s.
gruse auspabl BON @i9ern fur Sung unS at Z!
Mbums fit 9sotosrapstsn,
@isarrensGtuts Arhettsfifdsn,
prrtsfOlios, Ypfstbcofs,
2eihnenbefe. &et6seuse,
Garbenfafen, 2uruspapiere,
Gclofeoern, Spielpaarsn,
Ha9men, II. I. h., II. {. 10.
Dec. IS. 2GB mbup
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

M%empbts, Semi. (Gtn DeutfAsr BON els
mem anoern 0sutibsn erfhpfisn.) Srtsbr. gSims
mer, pelhsr tistsr'a an Der @6e ben 9salifra6e unb
Yisson Roab sinsn ShmisbssS hpp bsias, strtetb
am WDntas NIT einem anosrn S6misr, Rausns
SOB. Sanfs, relaer Sci Srn. Sdlcfsr an Der
9rplarfrase %arbsitets, In strsit, pdbrsnb Fh bers
ielbe in m's. Ghmisoe bsfanh. Gtne suforhss
runs BON Ssitsn Wimmsr's, ba6 Sanfe aus USE.
S9misps fa s%ntftrnsn iolte, nt1t Gclse leifsnb,
bspOs asstsren, elm pifct su Sieben, unS isn cine
8usel bur@ bas Ssr5 gu iassn. an bsrsn 6clss
6anfs tale earauf psri9isp. Scr Sbdtsr tpurSs
Fn1tis unb III Sic jsst nc9 niGt pereaftst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

= ST es ni4t cine bs,sihnsnbs S6atiaat, bas,
paersnb in alien @etsasnfaatsn, bic untsr Der Stss
sisrnns bon Or, NstsIen ftsbsn, trte 9Th. @arolt'
ma, Gesrsia, 2~lreanias unb Seras, Die srSbte Rus
be unb Sronuns bsrriat, in DttfIcurt, mo Die Sra.
citaIsn unumfhrdnft bsrrfhen, ss fur nStbis Be,
funbsn ipirb, "a gompasnisn gfili, aufbutisten,
um DEN Srisben aufreat gu baltsn? sBirp ss in
ben anhern fiblihsn Staatsn niGt stsnic une nod
nett ialinanrsr bsrssbsn, penn bic Raatfalsn Die
jssissn gtaatsrssierunssn abftafsn unb Palaa's
a la Tlstibsr a~nftslsn unb srft Die 9tessr IN 9errsn
nes Sibsns MAIDEN? Mirb ntAt cine src6e ftsbsn'
Sc alrmse nDtbiS lsiu, nur sinissrmaesn Rubs unS
Drhnuns anfrsht Su balten? uno tptrb nisis ft.
bsnos alrn,ss riat bic bridsnben Steusrn nod ns6r
erbSbsu ? - Sas fnS Uraasn, Die fA jsber Stms
eria9lsr lsltit beautprrten mag.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-27

eeneuna BON Snbtanern mad Der
BARRIER 90 ettausfeIlnng &c 1T jtst
sntihisosn, bas cine src6s Delegation BON Snftas
nsrfanImen bes S~fprnpsfsns als elm Bsttras con
Sstisn Der Ser. Staaten mad Der partlsr Mslts
oustsauns ssfhift msrosn ioI. Sas Snbiansr=
Dursau unp Sol. @cnlanb, Der @cmmifar fir bic
nnrnrsalihtn Staatsn uub Serritorten, baben R&
pisls Maes sssetsn, sine CUTE SsltSaticn ausjus
mdtlen. Oisislbs rtrb unter 2eituns Dee Germ
Senrp 6. Garrst mad parts ssttn. Sie Sueia.
rer rsrSsn In t6rsn ssrlaisesnsn @citimsn sribet'
nsn, uno ibrs g8isran,s, Grts8ss nnn Mftrtau8es
rGtbfhaften NIT fh ne5msn. sic tpfreen BON gRsp
0srf am 10. Wirt aeesbtn. Sie failerli1s Gcms
a%i,Ion bat isltfi erinssut earum sststsn, Gag bte
Der. Staattn cine fpibe Wspr6fsntaticn Der urbes
rDbnsr Amsrtfas i'll Der AusftsGunB fsnhsn ulcAis.
gine mette. Gin Banquisr, eer In ciuem
3situnaetlatte las, bab elm GER Elm pnlcsr etfuns
Den batt, rslhes jsneu Sti1 binnsn 6urBsut NIT
ben ihSnfsn SloreQeu bslstsn riirs., bate nihts
Giliseres III itun, ais bic stpiinlhtsn II eeniss
bers einsuienetr, nm bas islttns Rulpsr III srssrs
BEN.
aHIt uu,ssssnbsr Yoa srsislt ct f~Olssne.s frsunb.
lias ghrstben:
gusr Soapcblge6oun.
g%inaeISlcHen ienbs ih bic IL eeuisbcrs trtssst
,urhd unb neene mir Die 6rsiesit, S6nsn mftt,u.
ttsilen, nas IS fsin icl1ss qulpsr asstt, I'm Sic.
reiien bamit ,u r~Tanbsn. Gs bannstte fA nur III,
Elm. gBttts, inssm i'd tssanpitts, bas ss gist g6ts,
Die ise.n unfinn s~lau6tsn. Gusr S0Hnrslsebcrsn
Fnt i9on Der rrsinnnbuantieas.
Sr4a@tunssprG &c.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

SOMETHING NEw.-A project is said
to be on foot for laying out in Wash
ington city park fashioned and di-
vided so as to make map of the Uni
ted Stat9s. The plan is, we suppose, a
novel one for a park, and it is certain
ly happy one, says an exchange, If
well executed it will be one of the
most interesting objects of the nation
al capital
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

Among the new bills introduced in
the House of Representatives, yester-
day, was one by Mr.. Boutwell,, direct
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to
sell 100000 of gold every Monday,
in parcels not exceeding $4,000 each
One fifteenth of one per cent. is the
commission allowed to the person
making the sale-which would give
1888 33 for the half hours work.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

A MAIL AT LAsT.-Mr. Lutrick, the
contractor for carrying the mail from
here to Williamsburg, has entered up
on the discharge of his duties, and we
will hereafter have a semi weekly mail
to all the offices on the route We
congratulate our old friends in Simp-
son and Coyington on their being
brought from darkness to light
Brandon Republican.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

The Menken-as they call the love
ly Adah in London-is to make apro-
vincial starring tour with Manager
Scarborough, brother of the beauti-
full Syren of the Strand, before she
comes out at the Theater du Prince
Imperial, st Paris, where she is to be
one of the trans atlantic features of
the Great Exposition season of 1867,
when the Emperor gathers around him
all the kingdoms of the world and the
glory of them.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

A slip from the office of the
Eufaula Ala. News informs us of a
disastrous fire in that city, on the 9th
ult., causing a loss of $4,000 to
100000 including the office of the
News, very little of the material being
saved. The proprietors of the News
amounting to from $4,000 to $4,000,
without insurance
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09
SEWINc

SOUTHERN Fam,
~. CHIMES. The nj.
Wilcox & Gibbs, wIn i
tuck, gather, quilt cr.3
satisfaction. Agan,.
Charles street-Box 81, Z
0elth. |.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

Last Thursday Hon. Clement c.
Clay and his wife paid a visit to JEFF
ferson Davis. The same day H. Rives
Pollard and j. Marshall Hama, former
ly of the Richmond Examiner, arrived
at Fortress Monroe on visit to Mr.
Davis, but were refused admission
into the fortress.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

Rev. DR.. G. X. Marshall has written
long and earnest appeal in favor of
the education of the children of our
former slaves by our own people,
and the cultivation of the kindest
feelings towards the freedmen. 1t
appeared in the Vicksburg Herald, of
the 1st, and on the I'd it announces
not only its own approval of it, but
that the United States Gen. Wood,
commanding in Mississippi, would
send it North, to show that the spirit
of hostility to the freedmen and to
their advancement, usually charged
upon the South, did not exist.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09
n + Mt, THOT1S

y P. oSSRRTTGGlN,
Chemicals. Perg1,,i,li'Ilesl g
gical Instrument mir Ri,
Druggists Sundri.%, lfge
tablished in lS2q 40
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09
Matters Matrimonial

When was a little slip of girl
Too artless and young for pTn s ,rs++v DEAR y
which, I must say, / thought rather rude
Rather rude, i did
Which. must say, thought rather ruoe'
However, said l. when I'm once In my teens
They'll sure cease to worry me tnen
But as grew older so they grew eoloef-
Such impudent things are the men
Are the men, are the men,
Such impudent things are the men.
But of all the bold things | would ever suppose
wet how could / take 1t amlss y
Was that ofmy impudent cousin last night
When he actually gave me a KISS
Az, a kiss, so he did
When he actually gave me KISS
I quickly reproved him, but all, in such tones,
That ere we were half through the glen,
NV anger to smother, he gave me another
Such strange coaxing things are the men
Are the men, are the men
Such strange, Coaxing things are the men
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

PRICE OF TICKETS 81 EACH
Which admit to the Concert, and entitle the
holder to the Prize of its corresponding num-
Der.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-09

A. Il Hr f@lfff5aF 5 { u Y.
Orleans Fifty yaa, .0'Il.t
porter> of ache pa.
lGry, Guns and Pistols
al streets. New Orion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
-OFFICTAI..

LETrERs RHMAIHINGg UNCLAIMED IN the
post-J fiice at Evansville, State or Indiana.
on the 18th day OF November, 1905. =
nSs-Io obtain any OF these letters the
anpIlcant nlnst cali for "advertised let
ter % give the date OF the list, and pay one
cent for advertising.
AS III not called for within one month,
they will be- sent 70 this ad-Lettef Office
free Delfpeyy Of letters by carriers, 10 the
residence OF owners, An cities of 5000 In
hnbitants or over, may be secured by OBJ
serving the following RlELess lId
L. Direct letters 10 the street and number
an well M the p0et-0ffice and State EXC !
q Head letters with the writer's post
ONCE and State, street aud number sign
them plainly with full name and request
that Answered De III Feeted aacordimgly.
B. Letters tohtrnngers and transient visit
ors in a town or city, whose special address
may be unknown, should be Marked In
the lower left-hand corner, with the word
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a place the postage-staInp on fhe upper
rikht-hand corner, and leave space be-
tween the stamps and direction for post
marking without interfering with the
writing. BIO 8d
MIA request for the return of a letter
TO the writer, II unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed with the
writer's name, post-office, and State across
the left-hnnd end of the envelope, on the
face side, win be complied with at the
usual rate OF prepaid postage, payable
when flle letter ~ delivered 10 the writer.
-[Bec. -, Law OF 1868. Aah p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
western Produce.

Figures show that the receipts OF -four
and grain, at the great depots Of the West,
Is largely In exceaa of last year. The re-
scetpts Of Hour, wheat corn, oats, barley,
cnRo Detroit, Toledo, and Cleveland, are
especially noticeable. The increase In hour
ia 4A8, I76 bushels, and in grain D,0806sS
bushels; corn is 10, ihl $40 bushels in excess
OF last year, while wheat In sj3,663 bushels
less showing that much Of the wheat IA
now sarned into fi@uf here at the West.
barley about 10000 bushels less, and rye
a half million bushels more. IL viii be
seen that the increase IL wholly In corn
ana rye ma, GdzettG TT -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.
y telegraph NEW York, Nov. "a.

New York Market. t3ell'
By telegraphl NEW York, Nov "a.
- eeoanesS9b S,es sales 900 bales at
ye@sc Tor MiddliDg pplands and orlaana.
opened heavy and iOa 9Oc lower. and closed
- rather more steady; there u a fair specu-
bbls. al II sogiO 20 for Supreme state; 40
..CArB 4oail ~ foE Sound csHmon Eatra state;
% ii for snperdne Western " sOgll 70 or
Common . Medium ls1tTa Wes.sr 4 s sl2
Common % Good 90 ad smuggling hrands Extra
'si4ae RYE Fio0R-0 Quiet aaieh 100 bbls. al % %
wob4 Y ogtn afnAI,-Quiet. aanaN aaa
WHfas0Y-Qnfet and nominal.
WnEAT1iteceiptsA p9 bnshelsi market
s d for So chic Chicago ana SpA MIL
3nas waukee Lhe latter for yery, Choice; U 100
baae and s. Is f5f White GSSSd anu i''"4SAss'
5n @ saiss II 20 q pashsIs e o. 29s
81 ,so1 for small lots Of state.
bel hrst Il scarce pnd fm S Ms eo rams
aud ID inferior are plenty and heavy sales.
m6IIee htise. 4 rf9Vps'VtAssi y ~ ''f 70
irregular snpaG and onS and ewo ees
- hsstsF SALE; iie ~ bushels I, ~ " nGl
@l ~ ior DO. afoat, and 81 % FOR White
ia W6sA.ste ei.ecs,pt beso buahaas. dun and
heavy salss u BOO ' SasheIs ' II 6saoe @ for
Chicago and Milwaukee,; 7l@72c. Tor state,
-
Du y. nas nVi'siis nj a. ts
.kNHNHa ~, 49, ~ s IT,, ILL., Hpss '"'
f p"s' w 49,. 20 haati' "a 4, "a c,ha
z aP,m mAa IrNefS "'Af J7Pi|f'V nhu'' Sup"
NJ tsVIassittS.. !, w., - "a. ,,,,a,
80 AZ - a sasigs o"' f'ie''
3sso, ,s,7ss ~ 80 saIs 6o0 barrels nj ~
as,itc fGs csuda and aas'g7c redn,ed IN
Sond ~ N' ~ S' f'sFf'!'''
buu fstsJfd,,s.lS baSt Afarb ~ IA IL BADLY toty
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Teiegraphl NEW YoRK, Nov. IL.
The dry goods mail et opened with hun
81 little improvements this morning Prices
of goods are not particularly changed, as
there Is an absence OF demand To cause
holders TO reduce rates. Offers for goods
would be considered at n material reduc-
ton from present quotations. There is
considerable complaint that accounts are
not easily collected and that extensions
are asked for. In cotton domestics there is
little TO report by way of particulars. In
p WOODEN goods, :here Is some demand for
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photography AdF sT. LOUIS, Nov u.
CorToN--Lower at 3i14@32c. CO.
'FIouR--Lower and unsettled, choice Eau
superfina $40 rs; single extra $40 @gif 90;
& doubeext Sl2 0003 Ia co. AkhIlt
WHRAT-@Lower, Irregular millers stand
-, Ing on spring S207e32 10; prime Fall ~ 70
~ choice " 70and 81 80. " fllJ
,eql ooRN-- Heavy AZ 75c5B0c. for new and ESQ
Sic0 for DID, oU0
sOArslEasier az 47,A5Oc. :
PoRK-@S90O0 for new.
BAoos T(owert clear sides lo1S@l7c.; rib
eides Toe. HNew sugar cured hams ~.
LARD-l7cs for choice keg.
WHtsKY4H Heavy at 81 80.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph,l ms CINcIHNATI. Nov. Ia !
FLoUR-Dull and prices nominal. though
holders ask previous prices trade brands
fll 7btulAOus sf.afff
WHiEAT-Dull and unsettled. No. j. rod
p could have been bought at ~ so. f#A'tf.'
CoRN--Duil, but prices are nominally
unchangedj No. s5c.; ear Toe. new do.
b5c. II $40 81 w iNy.HH ,H.fl8
RYI-DnlI and prices lower, dosing at
81 26Cgl "a for No. 1. "a
OATs-Declined 10 i4c. for No. !, and In
but limited demand. aN Gti on
Observation-Disclosures.
Ml IsWIIIslsY-~Un Unchanged In bond Sac; free
az S3Cg2 "a. VIII %ganf = n
BUTTER Declined to H@20c. Ga
'~ee+ EoGs-~A advanced 90 a30e86e
. A8fnEsN- = Dul ismty ~ ISG9l0eS
, - Hoes sin good demand, and all that was
offered wey taken at 81 90. The receipts In
the last two days are 1000,
IL can be bought at s2j 90. What little old
there is here is held atS3l 90. ~ ecu
NEW LARD-i3Lc. ks SOS
There Is no demand for green meatsi -
!. e eIlAooN-7Iain good demand aud prices are
hall = cent higner shonlders 14c; clear
sides f5c.
the total stock OF old meat, including
bulk and smoked, In about 800 hhds. Or
ders for bulk shoulders, TODAY, could not
Ii, Allied for the wait OF stock.
az GOfaD-~eln6ed az la35S.atN
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The only additional arrivals last evening
were the Indiana, Louisville 10 New Or
leans, aud tbs Darling, cinelnnRfit to Mem
phis. Both boats had good trips....., A tow
boat, with large field OF empty barges,
passed up, and one with heavy tow OF
coal passed down. .s.as
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New Orleans Market.

f3h by .teiegraph.l ~. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL. .
CoTroN-null and easter with safes of
800 bales Of low middling nominal at rs
m35c.; mlddling B0c. The receipts are Z 400
bales. affttf0.s
SuaAR-Dull fair, l214ai3e. tgg I'll
MoLAasEs--Dull, prime BO0Slc 4 bifste
New York Exchange par; Bank Sterling
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A series of experimental, in which DIR.
Bull has been for years engaged, has just
been brought TO n successful Termination,
and helis now enabledt0 offer 20 the public
n combination OF Cedron with other APP
proved tonics, the wholes preserved In the
best quality Of cOpper-distilled Bourbon
Whisky, which he Is confident has no
Volume OF certificates but the public has
long since learned TO estimate such things
at their true value. The safest plan Is for
every one to test for himself thevirtues OF
q new medicine
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13

Iinsey fianneIs ard beaver cloths, ana a
rev other epecialities for fugmediate wants,
otherwise the market Is at a stand-stilL