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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-19

The nomination of Gov. A. W. Randall as Post
master General, which was sent to the Senate on
Saturday afternoon, not acted upon by the
Senate because of the lateness of the hour of re-
ceptlon. There is no doubt that Gov Randall
will be promptly confirmed. It is conceded as the
rule OF the Senate that the appointment of Cabi-
net officer shall be almost wholly under the con-
troll OF the President. The Senate will not inter
tere with such selection, except upon showing of
some glazing objection to the nominee
The speeches made yesterday when Mr. Dennison
parted with the officers and clerks of the Depart
ment show that the personal relations between the
gentleman designated to succeed him and himself
are of the most friendly character, and that each
comedies to the other large degree of private
worth and official ability
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-19
pUBIIC MEETING.

TIE are requested to announce that there 'o'@ De
meeting ofMe citizens Of Ne'0 Ha'ooer at "'e oo''''
House. in this city, al II o'clock, A. NJ on Saturday
Meet the 21st inst., to appoint delegates 10 represent
Ills county in the Contention for the second Congress
:,lJ District N he held at G4oldsboro' on the 25th
inSt.
a oooe,.oy Attendance IS Desired
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NJ. E. MANLY.

THE Wu.soG CAEoL1N1AN AND CAPT CUrTs.-It will be
recolected that days SINCE extract appeared in
editorial columns from the Wilson Caroli"lon in
which the conduct Of one of the officials the W. W.
censured. The extract accompanied with some
mens by Editor. We pleased to learn that since
that time the editor of the Coiau has investigated
the matter, and, will be from the following para
graph fcm the Weldon State excupaes Capt Cults the
official alluded to- from the improperly which
uated
We glad to that the last Wilson Carolnian
culpatcs Capt. Cults of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
ae Soldier o his to- aeg Capt Cuts as well
all the conductors the W. & W. Railroad, have
disposed to do their whole duty not only to the
cling public but to the Railroad Company i'll whose
ploy they engaged.
Capt. Cults for years, resided in our midst and
esteemed most worthy citizen. Having long been
connected with the Railroad business he looked upon
most efficient officer.
Politencss afability and respect toward passengers
have characterized his whole Ever ready to OBJ
e he is assuous in his efforts to enhance the comfort
OF Travellers and untrinS i'll his eneavors to maintain
order.
We pleased to that cotemporary of the Co
o" after having been CONVINCED of his error has
out and made candid avowal of his mistake and has
honorated Capt Cults from all blame
A Female SEMINARY W1IM1NeToN.-We are glad to
be able to announce that Mrs General Ransom will open
in this city, early i'll the Fall class Seminary for
young ladies. Her arrangements have been far COM
peted to assure its establishment Mrs. Ransom has
already secured the services of corps experienced
Southern instructors and determined to make the Sem
inaly in every respect first class institution where our
daughters receive all the advantages of the schools
tabished i'll the Northern cities. Competent and sklful
teachers will preside each of the departments
the whole being under the immediate superintendent of
Mrs. Ransom.
While General Ransom will take direct charge of the
school, Lis wife and the heads of the various departments
will have the benefit of his discipline which will add much
to its usefulness The Seminary will be located in
the most retired and desirable portions the city
Mrs. Ransoms intention to have primary department
connected with the Seminary for the smaller girls under
charge of the best teachers
We hail with pleasure this announcement of the inten
ton to establish at early day Female Seminary
city, of the grade contemplated by Mrs Ransom Our
daughters have been forced to to points
State and to those North of complete their education
As it is the determination of the accomplished lady who
to establish the proposed school make it fully equal
to the best hope that instead of sending augh
tiers abroad will have the young ladies of the
ding country coming to Wilmington, seeking and receiv
ing those rare accomplishments impaired only by a
thorough and careful education which than every
thing else lends encha ntnent and gives beauty to
the female character.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-19

We regret learn that Mr. Robert Ransom sen father
Of Gen. Ransom esteemed Chief Marshal died at his
regdence, in Warren county, few days since
Gen. Ransom, since his residence among u.s. has gained
the esteem and regard of citizens who doubt SYM
pathize deeply with him. in this his hour of severe attic
Eou,
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The GOvernOrship.

The Raleigh Progress recommends General
VIM r. Cox of that city, as candidate for Gov
ernor. General Cox is gentleman of ability and
during the late war won an enviable reputation
and rank by his gallantry and intelligence. We
agree to all that is said by the Progress in refer
ence to General Cox, and we could add the names
of other distinguished gentlemen in the State,
whom the people would delight to honor with
their surages, but they do not desire at this time
a canvass in North Carolina. It will not do the
State any good and may result in much harm.
Let us drop all party and personal predictions
and unite for our mutual benefit. We hear of no
complaints, except from two papers in the State,
the Raleigh Suldtud and the Rutherford StU.-
The one will only be satisfied with Governor Hol-
den, while the other demands, its sine q"a non,
the Hon. G. w. Logan, and the people will have
neither of them At least let the conservative por
ton of the press be slow to follow such radical
EXAMPLES
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vention.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Louisiana Baptist
convention has taken decided steps to educate
the orphan children of soldiers.
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The DistrIct Convention.

We sincerely trust that the people OF the coun
ties comprising the second Congressional District
will take such action as will secure representa-
ton of every county in the Convention to assem-
BILE in Goldsboro on the 18th inst. Surely the
people can devote q little time to add natlon'lty
and strength to a movement from which SO ih'ch
is to be hoped Already throughout the North no
movement on the political field has ever created
so much enthusiasm, on IN It's lnclplency, mas
thrown the enemy into such great confusion. The
Cabinet, which has really been in rebellion for
several months but has thus far withstOod all the
former troubles between the President and Con-
press. now dissolves upon the mere call for a Ma
tional Convention. The Radicals have a troubled
caucus to consider this great national question,
and ever since its adjournment columns have been
written and published without stint IN their pa
pers to hide the certain evidences of dlsentegra
ton then and there exhibited. Congress must ad
iourn in order for members to look after the cleo
TONS and attempt to checkmate this new move
ment Even the 'shigh reaching" Minister to
San Salvador sgrows circumspect" and is not
willing to endorse the counter movement of his
Southern brethren and sympathizers, as it may IN
yolve him in an s. entanghng alliance.
From every quarter we have the most cheering
evidences that good will come of this Convention,
and we already see many reasons for hope. The
movement is assuming great national character
and we cannot afford, either by opposition OF IN
difference to neglect to do what we can to give ii
strength.
We are glad to see that the people Of Craven
county have taken action In the matter, and APP
pointed delegates. F. p Latham, Esq, presided,
and Mr. J. d. Flanner, acted as Secretary
Twenty-Five delegates were appointed to represent
the county in the Goldsboro' Convention.
We earnestly hope that the call for the meeting
on Saturday, will be responded to by a full turn
out of our people. 1t is important that our county
be represented by her best citizens.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-19

A general attendance as desired.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-19

dispatch from Ancona, June 81 says: 81 his
trian fleet appeared in sight of this port, but are
now retiring: The italian squadron is preparing
to follow and attack them"
The Austrian fleet carries eighthundred and fifty
two.
, 1866-01-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

TrrpAr EVENING. jan. 1G, 1865.
The light receipts Of Hogz during the past rwo
or three days, has rendered bnsnett generally quiet
and there il less pressure felt in monetary circles.
MEANWHILE the demxnd for EattcEn ExchsnCc IL
morc stliTc, and, under limited supply, the ien-
dca,cy N 1ates Is upward. The demand lot money
On The Other hand, il leaa urrcut md the bankers
generally arc accommodating the}r best customers
at 10 per CENT per aunau1; but the MARKET Eeuef-
aly Is rt{! vc1T Close Strret ralcA arc drM at II
O. per cent per month.
The markcl for Eastern Exchange. as ws re-
marked, Is htmes. The tates a, The banks to-day
were notwithstanding nom 1lo discount to par
buying, and pr 10 1.10 prem selling. The supply
nj the banks wzs very Light, and We heard Of none
wbo had any 10 sel, except to their customers, kt
The regular rates.
The general markets today were vert dat Flour
was dull End 54tlOc lower. ~hext WIS = shade
easie1. Com ruled quiet End drm. Oats were qutet
Rye WEI steady. Barley was dnE. Dressed Hnss
opened bette, but closed Nc . D lower lhan yFs-
tetday. Provisions we're dull. but holders we're
drm.
The markets for Hog and Provisions are unn-
euai1y een<ise. To-day the receipts Of Aost, l1Fe
and dressed, were only a,Gsa. but Sumor that
about 50 car losds had arrived bJ The C. b. q. 4.
r., and that heavy rteeiutf Wrrc expected b! olher
roads, completely unsettled the market and the re-
suit wss decline In p1sces rather than an adsanre
The Provision market Jrst a. sensitive ~ that Tor
uoes- orders asr telegEphed hesc, and before ths
commission merchant bss had IN opportunity to Gil
them, thcY nre countcsp''odcd. There seems to be
van, Of declfiou ag purpose among operators,
such ~ seldom oecun. 4 purchaser coes on
7chanpe determined to brr Meas Pork At say So
and after making hit bid several timer, hs finds that
there Is same probability that he will Gel the pork
and be suddenly withdraw from tic market. A.
Together the trade Il IN 1noet unsatisfactory con-
dillon for all concerned.
In mercantile circles there IL general complaint
ofdnl trade. The b0yas1 are few, and instead ot
making heavy pufchAtas Of merchandise, a. for
rntrly, they bug only email assor,mcuts 10 meas =
pressing demand. :.
0.aa -t.s~~o as aSe~ x4.A svsAs, a. 1oes{. 4..A
closed ii it94. The Eollow1ne 7re tic quotations
tclee1sphhd TO James Boyd s Hrolhess, gold tru-
, 1866-01-17
:lgQaI.


w HEREAS, On the twenty sixth
w day, Of December, A. b. ,ss5, Ursnns II. csos-
b5 s.seud stnf5sM r A. 1asx M q AZ n!s groos9I
s e. ss
s5sf 1 IT, ns.A , s,f i Of ,os lot a sss g
e. i Ii Il a. 5eS 5 q
&C. M aS "a 5Ssy s. 1ss ,g Il p d
tTv;ht's Opera uoaea. sod le:ses, .lIosay iaads
ss,ts, + Is S;,Eias 1oxs & Tsiss:s G
Ssss ;.ia ii ss:ses raaafs aSse q aefss a.
~ as eo ::'it VIC .o;s 5 e
ss T. i'll
r.eel my e s..ed apoa ,!ae tneunsezsd on, 5J
Fns6 5.ph.as phoa 4P, I'D il er tract
t. feet In Width non. aod Eesr ssken fsom ths east
:st e |. Ii i; s,' = : sss5
= * ma e. e q ::
oeess ~. 81 ss51's.a Se s.sed r 1po sa,,s
si ais Z 's NJ
nurn and tea Already u1ade 10 the fenscts nnx IN
poaseation Of sid premises, ."
FtuR1H LOT! az, seven. eight md nioe IL CEoaby'e
SuhdiF1ton Of tho Worth 40 Of that pxft scath
Or Sixteenth AtIcet u Block two Of Ca1ke Addition
TO ChcaRo. Proposals for these lots, or either a
them. may. be based upon N nuencanbefe0 itlc.
FIFTH. piece Of land situated In the city Of Chl-
eaEo, Cock county, State Of Illinois. deatZnaten a.
S!loxa: Reztnninx fnrry feet mort b ron hicfoF7
Ia Rssi e
nine. north Of anee fourteen Eaat acd Eanntng east
stftes called Lsrabea streft, thence north By Lssa-
be be- Ard Hawthome strsets two hundred and thirty
The MVer, thence sonshsast Along the shore or the
RiTec to the placa Of beginning Proposals for this
tile.
Proposals Or bids may be made On Or before the 1h
daJ Of February. 4. D. 16t8 tn writing to the Under
bids.
The condition Of the ttlo to my part Of ead prem.
rs. nsy BE- a4csrtatned b Of abst.cs Of
et Law. No. Ia Portisnd Block:
z, AIKEN, Assfgnee.
, 1866-01-17

sf,+tpe fntrr.tv-nn~.
.Aat're
fSasn issa np ~ Gan7alaa for,H take Ene, snd
INC " eAAno SAna4-f U1uA1"0 W lue bosEu q LAKE
A. Eott l1alhoEs1e-P1opsalsr ~ Anensa t9ts l:e..
~, s1atn: E nlS.Gs ~ % sG'sl9 1-1oie 1o"u1' ooAIfn.
n1!E fLet4 fs ,q,9aa Il = Y,.ht = r
a a3E ESLat!a99c-auEa y: !: Hots. =. =. d9Hs3{a:
Wac EeaMcs 0oseF; pas7on .. a. As'pa' seo# "uiam
aeh1Es .1,.,4...--r.o,.r..S, v.,,..s
9s, echoonrp tsr1ds 'ns "e1aao
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II & .S,s ~. q hs.st ina III. VfSInSJ SIJ
n1Wrr - ~ N'1 - - SSAAAe '111ApAt'' NAY
~ x f-,%hnt,As-Tp- H.Iso,ora b..oras 1,-.,ra
of siet isnSHa 1;Ihrsf.r Taiirts f:en Thn-.tnn.
INV cir 1hs1 III srho- -cars tes,se prer;es. ia
iana ii nTrrrwt M, sHn Hstr II II r1rhf nnontIrn
l. Sbecfiunx: F: bsfcsS Ci1de. ST IaEnncn
III e5 w s1sg , n9 "a - us17EE1st poE5s Gs M
Gsmsn 70 Cspt Np: Miaissns, Marine iE.neeso1. TT
If nE As q! tetses ta!1 ~ tof tAe F3htet ht
= Z. 1sntteaI tos0 oa AaAe oatAs'o aoa a1sT
"a, ~ a Neutrality-suspicious. = America. ot
exe1sr1 Wscoo, o. ,oson' g hap1Ee. o.
S*tsnGe. e o. UE1s;9ap1f99: seE 1cr&4 Of
St.ysaa t'1rEGaLe, q Its.sc1S TEE
~ MAe, oi Ukee1sPIdsn. eS15 lacait-M An1Ster,
q OEne.Ana1fo AaEeoG, y Nkd. nsbaEKai EstT
GnsGa: ni oSafnsonss F GHF Q, bGnMo. Or Osdens.
E3lEo' SAs1h t5Anees LOT. o. Maluana; HsEcn1e
,s SN,a-s, Snaes ,1ss;, .sV;MGa,2an o. Urleal.
81 Ufsol; Fs!fue!o GI DsttoI:
Mm !. lIesten. e[ 9sSesoi Ad5pa..cx; 9! Aorfi..
toEr oHEa[a. q 4weEoi t. btmA OF sAnduakJi
Z. l. Esifchla. q Dnn.lo: Z. u A!en OF 0sachs-
nHSnt ft1un!sEso %! CkoeEuN1Hus E41M% g! HFueE4.
, 1866-01-17

Ea.s declined 4e. Tsw grades were unehangod.
Cotf,e ~aa STEADY and nEn. Teas were nsm spr
ehoice s.ylrt, but common Rsades reks dull. 1he
fottowsn~ despatch We. received today At the Cru
ccss. Exchange: :'' ':-ss ..,.''ef~ ~
AEw YoRK, jan. Ia
Su-n1s uul SATURDAYS quotations: Codees
ito Dr.. ,Teas dnll.:: Fnaghta, sc: -.
1he following dispatches were Rad today on
'Chznge: !: :....-;.
Flour and whtat hea7J. Com easier. PoEk
fru. at tsas34M III: Lard nsm, at1sHe; @ no;s
LA7rR.-Flon! heavI. At ss.1p2A4a co@9Sa a. 9.
wheat heavy; Choice firm: Amber Wfnter at YAa5
Com h,s1y: II sse:Osts heavy, d &c. Whekoy
frn, II xa.@%7A@4a- ,s
1:eeefpse-uoss, 4,oo6. Cross ut e. -joaa-S.ti;
mel, nj $1tbo1 f2h. Ae.s Pork II S29 5o-he!d ! At
f30 : short Ribbed 1t. 16Hc. Clear at 15.ie,
packed. Green fans at 1e4c- shonldcEs At 9fe;
kett1fd Lard held At Dc-aun. Co7n-Mizea -,
Sc: White ut Sc Oats Ut ;3339c-naEkes gen
ernlly quiet but firm.
p: = LATER.
The wheat market was arm In thc evening, Will
hpYer at EfH8iss
, 1866-01-17

short tins to fuu, Is &akeu hy tht bsnk1 md the
soaxef date1 are pasaou In the street n aevea md
rnlf md cipht per cent. Other good namsa, but in
les favnr With buyers, mt quoted n nine and
ten pcr cent, md the lowrr gradea at from tn 10
1tteep per cent, but they nove slowsJ,-the princt
nj eelertions BY capitalists being from hsts pl
panee that arr considered - being unqae:umahle
IN ,esa,u to strength. Certificates Of 1ndebsedness
gre znozs freely offered. md they s.e readily taken
Il about eight pei cent,
The Boston Rost Of Saturday last conhtns the
followtne:-
'Gene1A bussneas Is rather iDsrtivc, hut not
uch more than 1t usually IL ii this dull scaso1
u the yeaf foE trade 1nd com netce. Purchases b.
whote. ale IRE made tpazingly. and many Of the
usual buyers Of foreign and domestic De1ehandlfe
are wa1tfng for the approaching action Of Congress
respecting the curzeccJ. 1n&HrAl mxea and dnues,
befbEc making extensive cuGaecnenss.
The \. Z. World Of Saturday last Eepossa money
plenty and the market easy. IL kays:-
nIhs money mxrket Il surtharEtd With a aplethota
q loau1b1e funds, largely IN e1ccss Of nc demand
Round Sums have been offered 70 good borrower
to-day al four 10 tive per cent, and fefusod, and tne
general market sstes uay be quoted easy II dve 70
Six ptT cent F1rstclhfs ncceptancea are discounted
ii tix and half per ccnt, with m tct1ye demand
h4vc eunadcnoe." ..!,..
On the Ssh uli. the Bank Of England advanced
its xa.e OF discount rom 8 to 2 per cent. The
prcviout rate VIE nxed On the I'D Of Soremher
There was no material ch1nge IN the vaine Of mone,
On the Continent. The following were the Quo-
| fa,ion6 In flln tr1uctnal C3tfes:
, 1866-01-17
Coffee Trade Of the Unttod stnses for 1850
5ahr4Arrd +-,e, thn \ Y Sh}natnE Ii3s.1

1Abr.csed rom tho n. Y. Shipping Assl
The import cf conee into the United Statss i9s tse
IT. TeS1a q IL ae & IT. 81 =: s.. I'd IL
sSss,,Ss e III Z ~ s sss
5ss{ e IL: e g.
6 etax ssG ,5sss ~ safaf ra. IL i
xsch coabes. hss Ia Sfsa ese
ucmnnd n9s The closnx of the -. sa1 tae op9nn n
q sss s9she q P1 Ss 70 III e
To Souibcsn States. alrsys l.lEn coasuness Eese.
.esaoa, eanads.bie n ausaats. vsTe sithdrsxa oas
g. ZEE as5
nus, sA necessarily be Fer3 nsht md i Is not u9-
5s ss:1 III j sss :fS.sS ~ g:S3S.
s = Sas q a.
more dlfectly nom sas producing countries. thus
81, u 5s % s. :s ss'es::
Already tha t1ads Y 2.daA1ly seeking Y 9ia chan
e. e. !.
ret receipts il several ycars) and more undcs
.het? es9rs ps q soass seS ~ oTsss.
e. ~ Gss.s: 5ssss s;
oR 9s4ss s ss les. during
beseen il vey much lireer ne qufn,!ty ts1sa ts9n
a. ~ T. III u he tfsae i eeaeesaed ~
oa III hss over SesaHed nd lssEsf tnsn she coz;
ooser.r1ros or STEW 1okr.
IT, ::::e Z 3 l';sssi:::: q s2'
s s:.s = ss e. h.ss .sss sss4 ps
H s'oes II r.eases len j. 1s psh
rrh1 n utTY
, 1866-01-17

p1crterS from Tho interior. both In Mbsfsstrpl and
Tthpef&rs inform tGAt III. within tho very small
cst ictto Of ALL the cotton rn!tcd last year has heea
sathertd eiuned baed. sent 10 ket Ard sold They
4eo fay that The collectors Of cotton ssassics and g
cGUnc1cal world At large. wouId DO vel tu future
tarpne ii nc1t 10 nothlnk-tne country being almost
cnttrtly bsre tht article evru At This early day.
ioI mules md hoEses and frigg Utensils for eulii
vain: the ne1t e1or cfe'-And n: good rsiees h
rrsrlt.
ii! the signs" arc. that this price Of cotton IA
bound 10 70 up st hi heI. But cottou dots not H.
ways obeT Ehst appears 70 be The osdlnarTtaW, OF
th1t, whether It ADVANCES rnot 1t Cannot for ye4r5
60 much lover than It nowla. Some ot the skfcwd-
est OF our cotton ctch1utl Of opinion that al
caicplAt3ots Tor The future bRsed thI1 assumption
cannot be reFJ f41 ont Of the WAy.
, 1866-01-17


The Ohio Wool Growess' Association recon-
mend that the attention Of Con0Fe4s te directed to
the necessity Of encouraging the uislns Of wool a.
much - 1t does the manufacturing OF that article
Their IL marked difference in or tariff in this re-.
spca- Manufactured cloth& pxY a dutY, 20 much
70 that Notwithstanding the complaint that Ills
not yet sufficiently high, wool manufacturers b4ve
1oE1tRhed. But upon rome xiad2 Of wool the duty
Il moi sufficient to keep ont the foreign article OF
10 onab1e the American wool grower TO compete
with H. This Is rusttcf Of much Importance, ~
The wool interest deserves the full support Of the
Government and Of The people.
The following decfaion Of the Commissioners OF
internal Neyenue has heen 1eoelEed by G. 3. Ash
ton. Of rhfadtlphta. II Il Of g1cat Importance 10
the DruF teade for sshoss benefit ue xre a, liberty
10 publish It;
Your letter o! the Sd Jnsf., iDquiriug whether
powdered articles III 1he Drug hnsnes4, such ~
opium, IthrbaTb, Jalap etc. H. subject to tax
OF per cent, when moi combined WITH ofhcr ast1.
cles, has been received. In 1n.wt1, hsse to Fay.
that u the above articles arc simply ground pow
dcsed. withoui going through any process Of naau-
facufc, ant without adding or Euhtactlnc anything
tAeretfom. they 4le not regarded As la11bls
Mauuaclule. u. c. WuIrHAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
THE following comparison ehows the proRreis
Of the National Uanke. In respect 10 number, capt-
A-tun .tatt- E--.
, 1866-01-17
The Government Eou1fersfxn
TIE CQCNTERF ETING OF
H0STETTER'3 STOMACH R}ITERx
Is now somewhat more ser1ous - welt ~ dlucu1x
buftne<E than It VIA few yen18 ago. each bottio ali
the genuine article being authenticated b the
Official Endorsement OF the q. q. Ray.
en1e Department,

In the tor Of stamp enxrared On xteel tn eonnt..
fef Thigh - felony: See therefore, that ills GOV
1ES; ERS S;AEAT TCOuSTERs!gN. aa well a Tho cngs1yetf
70 sseh bottle: The Label Is embaiishad vita q
pe[o rertessntaton Of u Geargo on hoEsehsck tns
Or esenteheon beal.:.. wa1nlrs Inscription, whic6
eoanterettss. srt adTsed to rad befora thev N-~-
HosTETfER 4 SMITHS noto OF hand, tie atg1srnrsa =
Of Il Foad BE- rather serious business "a roSve
Ilthe public vii look to these EerthcAtlpcs Of ka
grnnlness OF the article befora thoy pufrhase thsy %
not he deceived. The proprietary LABEL md Govern
mens stamp azr both e3ecu on steel IA the ntat snd
most elaborate stJte Of banE note engraving and IN
probably the most e1pstatve specimen Of graphic aft
sveT attached to MY medical preparation.
, 1866-01-17

GALE OF MERCER COUNTY
to the nvoyt.ions Of % a.reee1t dated Jsouary nj
Isl. bstseen the plsH0p Hill t6IoGY; q she eas
Pa1t. shall proceed, the eth day cf January A
At he north dooI of The CouEt House Il the city of
suction to the highest bidder for cath the following
Describes illinois c9nnty Honds with coupons for u
50 Of Me!cer County for t..ooo each. c. c. CUPE.
LAND, Attorney fur Jas l.. Little + Co. d13t5u
, 1866-01-17

TCKapAT EyKN1S1, Jan. H. 1864
The Dry Goods market II moderately active for The
reason. There IRE more dealers IN torn than laa
week, and tho Indications are favorable for mprr
actlrc basIntss. Prints nrt 1ra 1t previous uuot.
tlons. Standard shee,inas ase Ike lower, owing 10
slmi1ar movement yesterday IN New York. Pepper
tk and 1ntlan Orchards 1c lower Rleached roodf
art ctmrazutiEeay steady-a few brands belpE SONG
whzt lover than At the date Of our last report Other
staples remain - last noted. We quote:
, 1866-01-17

Philadelphia fruy1aaon hnrket-Dcc. IL.
lne fet erts and stocks continue light and Tiers ts
yerY lille dlpossuou 70 op1sate SIN iii tas9I 81 new
Mes. rnrk are mAHns Il 9ao.caa3dto Z bs!. Ness
2ttp for cityraekrd in BAeon thern 7eEJ little DO
Ing. Small kaes q psin aud f4acy eanvAssed Hana
Erten Meats areiess active Sales Of Han1 IN pickle
ate making ~ ~ If sod Shoulders ia sAt It l.
sli1hs Il 80 the 100 o1. 1zio Is selling ss l3slxc
fnr knis uefccs. Primo Butter y n fAr dem4nd
with sAlts Of soMt tpankt6 and roll ut sraalnc 2 ns
ExrS kell 1t 337e taxep.
, 1866-01-17

F1ork-Qulet. sales Of 100 b.ls high e1tsz white
wheat II s9+A
GRA1s-Whe1t-NoshIng doing. cprn-Gtose Iot4
sttAdy 1t Sc and qulek: the ssseet the supply u
o b. and bald at SANE 1xote ID baEs; <srcet price,
&c. Barley IN plentiful supply and limited demand;
Qunte at $l4141s lsA nAY according " quality.
7, eThe price his materially dcrnsd; atrest raie,
Sc. '--...
URu4Ep t1oes-MArket shade better. 6.}ea OF
Gears, Ave11Enk ~ 81, at $l1he 2ad c&fs On pfi-
rats frt1nR