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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-03
News Items.

WASHINGTON, November 2-Harlan. late
Secretary of the Interior, this morning.
publishes an elaborate reply to the state
ments heretofore made imI ugnins his
motives i'll the sale of the Cherokee neu-
tral lands. He claims that his conduct was
for the benefit of the Indians; and the rca-
sons for 1T set aside the charge that it was
for the benefit of individuals who desired
tho lands for speculating purposes
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Gen Grant
returned to Washington last night. He
had interviews with both the old aud new
boards of Commissioners
There was a very large force on duty last
night; Special policemen were sworn in,
ana the station houses strongly guarded
Beyond an assault on a policeman, there
was no disturbance. The city is quiet to-
DAY. The new Commissioners have not
yet appeared, nor have they applied to be
sworn IN. Mayor Chapman refuses to re-
cogniZe the new board
;, LATER Young and VIM. T. Val.
nam nave been commissioned as the now
Pollce commissioners, and were sworn in
pe1ofe 1,, Judge Martin, of the Superior Court
1here was no opposition thereto. The
counsel for the Commissioners decided that
they would offer no iplpediment 10 their
taking the oath. The old force vet re-
mains ON duty, and the police stations are
stronSiy guarded. All quiet, but much in
issue. Mr.. Young is President of the Con
servatlve City Convention.
WASHINGTON, November 2.-Sanford Con-
over, dtads Charles A. Dunham. was arrest
cd IN New York yesterday, and brought to
Washington to-day. He is charged. on the
alhdaV!t OF VIM. H. Roberts, of hayino.
fraudulently procured Roberts to commit
to memory and swear to Il false statement
before the House Committee on the Judi-
clary, as to matters duplicating jefferson
laws IN the murder of President Lincoln
ConoVer, 1T will be recolectel, gave secret
tcstlmony before the military commission
on tne trlal OF the assassination conspira-
tors.
New YORK, October 2.-Col. Roberts has
issued an address to the Fenians, calling
on them to work and organize into regi.
ments. Strange events, he says, are in
Tie near future, and you know not how
soon you may be called upon to strike for
Ireland
Four negroes, who murdered MIR. Lylcs.
IN Prlnce Georges County, Maryland in
July last, We're executed to-day, in Upper
marlborough. They confessed their crime.
and acknowledged having been implicated
IN several robberies in this vicinity, about
the date of the murder.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-Rio Graudc
papers of late date say negotiations for
the surrender of Matamoras were pro-
to any but Cortina. Gen. Capistran, Col.
Cerda and Col. Otcro refuse to receive the
gang OF marauders depredating all along
the American side of the Rio Grande. All
that nave been captured were shot or
hung. Their leader, Col Young, formerly
chief OF scouts for Sherman. was hung by
the Ranchcros
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fhc Judicial Powers Of the Freed.
mems Bureau Declared Null.

The Louisville Courier, of the 9th nit.
reports the following case:
The case of Smith u.s. Reed was disposed
or IN the United States Circuit Court yes-
terday, and the action of the Bureau
Gratis IN connection herewith may be re-
Saroeo as concession, on their part, of
the .llegallty of their would-be courts. The
case was one involving tho legality of the
Judicial powers claimed by the Burean
agents under the Freedmcn's Bureau Act.
Captain Reed, as agent of the Bureau at
Cynthlana, rendered judgment for s75
against jonathan Smith, and issued an
execution to enforce the Judgment. His
''officers" found Smith hauling wood with
two Eorses-which were all lie had-and
took them from him by virtue OF and in
satisfaction of Captain Reeds execution" !"
smith brought suit against Reed and
Court, and recovered possession of the
horses by writ Of replcvin, after they had
Deen gone about two days. Captain Reed
Dy petition, removed the case into the
united States Circuit Court, to try the le-
Sa.1y OF MS judgment and the validity of
his process as superintendent.
- Yesterday, the distinguished attorney.
Hon. NJ Z. johnson, of Lexington. an,
Peared, to prosecute Smiths suit in the
united States Court, but Captain Reed had
received so little encouragement from the
loyal fraternity that he attempted no de-
fence whatever. Judgment was rendered
against him for the horses, and damages
and costs.
This default may be considered as a con-
fession by the Freedmen's Bureau that the
attempt OF the Bureau Act to confer judi
clal power upon its agent was nugatory
and that the assumption and exercise, by
those military judges, of the power to de-
clde controversies concerning negroes
etc, was pure usurpation.
The Freedmens Bureau in other States
u YN1s ri ,I,o. ~
Kentucky, and judgments were rendered
and collected. If such proceedings were
vloiatlve OF law in Kentucky, they must be
equally so elsewhere.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

CHARLEsToN, November 2.-The receipts
of cotton for the week amount to 4, ,665
bales. The market has been regular, and
we quote 34Q137c. The receipts of rice
have been 5000 bushels Carolina rough.
and 40 ticrces of clean; it commands 12@
12}c. per pound. About 800 bales North
Eastern hay have arrived, and sold at 81. As
@s1. so per 100. Corn dull, at 81. .33@s1. IS.
Receipts, 25,ooo bushels. 1900 bushels
bushel. The market is well supplied with
flour, and prices are firm; we Quote sl1. so
@S16.50. Bacon unchanged, and supply
good, at 18@24c. There IS good demand
for salt, and Liverpool common sells at
$3.50 per sack. There is good supply of
gunny cloth in the market, which is held
at 35437c. Rope, 20023c.
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Market Reports.

New YoRK, November 2--Noon.-Gold
464. Exchange 109}. Cotton quiet at 80.
P. M.-Flour dull, at SO. .75017.25.
Wheat 5@Sc. lower. Corn lower Pork
loWer-sales 8 400 bbls.; mess s31 81. Lard
l340g15. Cotton heavy-saes of 500 bales.
at 3S3@40b. Rosin $5.750l13. so. Gold ~ J.
MOBILE, November 2.-Sales to-day 400
bales middlings 35. Sales of the
week 900 bales. Receipts 1888 bales,
against $3.50. Exports 4, 1923 bales. Stock
35,431 bales
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Brownlow's flow of profanity was
cut short IN Indianapolis by indiges-
tlon.--Nor1he'm good paper.
Teu us some news-has he died?
Inere is $4,000 subscribed in Mo
bile to say masses for him if he has.
Confederate money!
Mobile Times.
An investigation of the Evening
Star disaster is going on in New York,
which, thus far, proves the vessel to
have been seaworthy and strictly of
the frst-class. and attributes the
dlsaster to the fact that the crew was
inadequate in number to handle the
vessel.
A MASONIC EVENT. Ocean Lodge,
l56, Free and Accepted Masons, New
'ork, the Eastern Star degree was
iferred, last Monday evening, on
aoout $50 ladies. A very large num-
Der of Masons, with their lady rela-
tlves and friends, had assembled.
IMPORTANT DEc1s1oN.-At the last
term of the Superior Court of Henry
County, Hon. A. M. Speer decided,
on solemn argument, that the STAY
law Of 1861, and all subsequent legis-
latlon continuing that Act in force.
was constitutional.
Arms, mostly Spencer rifles, are
being purchased throughout the anti
rent district, i'll New York. Colonel
Church, leader against the anti
renters, has been shot at, in all, four
teen times.
The Alabama Legislature will con-
vene at Montgomery,on Monday, the
1Ith of November It will elect O
United States Senator, to succeed
Gen. Houston, and will probably act
on the constitutional amendment.
There was a wrestling match at the
Nashville race-course, the other day,
between white man and a negro,
for $1,000. The white man was
thrown, as he deserved to be, and the
negro took the currency.
The Legislature of Texas passed 8
bill, on the 18th October, creating a
new County, which was Damed Hood
County, IN honor to General j. B.
Hood.
A man who was stolen from Jack
son, Michigan, thirty years ago.
when mere boy, has Just returned
to his parents, who for a lifetime
had supposed him dead.
The Mississippi is rapidly encroach
ing on the town of Helena, Arkansas.
Fears are expressed that all that part
East Of Main street will be swept
away.
In the special election held in
seven Counties in Tennessee, five
conservatives and three radicals were
elected to the Legislature-a gain of
two radicals.
The Lowell mill girls have. to
the number of several hundred.
adopted the Bloomer costume, as more
comfortable while at their work than
the old style.
The Hebrew population of Chi
cago, Ill, is abort to erect an hos
pltai IN that city or the use of their
own people.
Hon. J. M. Mason, of Virginia.
Confederate Commissioner, etc. etc.
has become permanent resident of
Toronto, Canada.
The Tallahassee Floridian, of Fri
day, reports Gov. Walker as living
dangerously i'll in that city.
Lieut.. Gen. De joaquin del Man
zano succeeds Gen. Lersundi as Cap-
tain-General of Cuba.
Was Washington conservative:
Parhersbu1g Times.
No. He was q Vjroinio rana1
A large woolen factory is to be
built near Leesburg, Virginia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-03
Assessors Office United States Inter.
nal Revenue.

THIRD DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERsoN G: a., October 80, 1866
IL Internal Revenue, having, in pursu-
ance of the third section of the Act ap-
proved July 13, 1866, designated Columbia,
Hamburg and Chester as places where an
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and Col
i@ector @ or Deputy Collector, will be located,
Ior the purpose of weighing and appro-
prlately marking cotton under the internal
revenue laws, any cotton which may be
,bro1ght to those several places from the
t4Icallt!es where the same is produced in
the said Collection District:
In pursuance whereof, notice is hereby
given that the revenue officers above
Hamburg every secular day in the w week. eek.
and at Chester on Monday, Friday and Sa.
turday OF each week, for the purpose of
1aclhtatlnS the removal of cotton from this
Collection District
Nov s3s VIM. VAN WICK, Assessor.
a Edgefeld Adeenise1', Yorllville En-
quarer and Chester Standard please copy.
and send bill to the Assessor.
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CHECKS ON NEW YORK

A ND CHARLESTON, in sums to suit
~ purchasers, at premium.
Deposits received
Collections made.
Cash advanced on consignments of Cot
ton and other Produce. wv
Gold and Silver Coin, Bank Bills, Stocks.
sold by EDWIN T SCOTT ~ 'io
49,. At G. II: Baldwin q CO. store.
0oTner Richardson and Washington sts.
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PALMETTO iron WORKS,
COLUNBLA, S. c.
w M. GLAZE & co.

hAEING rebuilt our works and fur
IL nished them with new machinery, we
are prepared to manufacture all kinds Of
SAW and GRAIN MILL MACHINERY to
order; Sugar Mills and Boilers, Gearing for
Cotton Gins, Of different sizes, and ali
kinds Of castings for plantation purposes.
furnished at short notice; Iron Railings for
dwellings, and cemeteries cast and put up
as desired. Engines of any size built to
order.
FOR SALE.
One 40-horse ENGINE with Locomotive
Boiler; has 63 3-inch flues, with pump, pip
ing and smoke-stack. Saw Mill complete;
length of carriage 80 feet, and will cut
5000 feet of lumber per day. One 30-horse
Engine, with Boiler. One l5-horse Engine,
with Boiler
The above will be sold low, and put up,
if desired. Call and see us.
WM. GLAZE. G.. a. SHIELDS.
Oct 16 1,ro
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k,ss THE public is informed thst the
HlHH above hotel has just been finished
!aeG. and contains new furniture through
out, for the accommodation of TRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOARDERS. The very
best that the markets afford will be found
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
either of the depots FREE Or CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
eFgers 1Np to any part Of the toTn or f9un try
BACCO, etc, can be obtained in the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug7 II. JOINER, Proprietor
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
THIRD COLLECTION ms,

!11RD COLLECI1ON DISTRICT.
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 90, 1866.
NJ OIlCE is hereby given that have this
~ day, pursuant to commission issued
1rom the Bureau Of Internal Revenue. as
sumed the duties of Collector for the Third
EEo?l!ecuon District, embracing the Judicial
Distrlcts OF Plckens, Anderson, Abheville.
EEdgeheld, Lexington, Newberry, Laurens'
Greenville, Spartanburg, Union, York
chester, Fairfield and Richland.
=, deputy Collectors will be appointed for
the several Districts at the earliest posi-
PIE day; The operations Of Deputy Col
lectors, heretofore acting, will be suspend
ed from this date. 4. S. WALLACE
Nov sthS2 Collector Sd Colin Dist.
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Notice to Shippers of Cotton.
@ l5a ,ss ] 4-s ~ ~ II. ~
OFFICE G. & c. RAILROAD Co

COLUMBIA, November /, 1866
NOTICE is hereby given to ali shippers
IN of Cotton on the Greenvlle and Co
!umbla Railroad, consigned to any point
beyond Columbia, that arrangements have
been made with the Collector of the Inter
nal Revenue for this Collection District, by
which all cotton coming down the road,
upon which the tax has not been paid, that
it may be assessed and the tax paid at this
point; provided it is consigned to j. b.
GLASS, Agent at this point, and the
paid by the consiSnee in Charleston-,cM-
out charge.
1t is, however, desirable, that where it is
convenient, the cotton be assessed and the
tax paid at the point of shipment.
Nov 2 H. P. HAMMETT, President
HA- All papers advertising for the COM
pany will give the above four Insertions
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31
- 80 90 &c - 80.

E23es7 1avxs saslG 21se 2 eYs7oszc
Some two weeks sinoe the Repu55.cas
published an unjustiaabis attack upon
BIZ Caleb Davis, rejecting upon ms char
ac'er AID charging h.la Nth suudsy dis
honorable and disloYal Gets. Eir Davis
lei. aggFievo4 and called OF the editor 81
the Pspu5licaa, asking the nama Of the
author Of tie offending article. Mr. Nat
tingiy il rude aad very insolenl manner
refused 10 give .he iaformatio1 s.airsl.-
Tie Last i-suo Of the Ren,15Iicaa ADDS in
ALT 70 injury; adopting the Bravalow
a,y-s & abuse. Il AYERS that Davis ibyeat-
euec to SIC Mattiogly fos libel, vhareuroa
9iattia8ly after the laest approved style Of
modern. radical BrowaIo9.sm told him to
'sae aaa ss ID. Initiating she. he .n.-
Ter vas a right that Dag.s might elaira IS
peculiarly Lis oan Nr. DAVIS, We .liuk,
e-ovsd .ess than h;s usyai amount Il "a
saoiiy y 2a.pcsias laa. 3-a:sia eiy would
give a'm even She S. shsest saast4cslau -
GRE fee. . :hat Ma4.iagiy has nsree hin
aaosa 10 4.akc repataaoa T. any isiurg
Done ~ MIA to : ...c.i....,al adversary. ana
a7ery 9saJ 1ore kaeg rs: 80. Il BIS
: ,,aarae,sr long $50
81 Davs % oae Il The 9,a~ss and g.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

From tbe S. Louis Republican. Nay 25
The Democratic Contra! Committee of
sha state - illinois h aid iaoet'ur ~ CHI
cage On Tuesday 22d .aag. rbeh uere
present, in addition - tie Committee.
many prominent democrats Of the s tate
q fo.l and free discussion sag indniged -
- Che gentlemen present end we ere hap
9y u leara tba- There vas nearly unsni-
nous scDtimea ia iaror 81 general cal
20 De conservative rasssa Of ihat Stare
who oppose the present radical Con .gress
ard are IN favor of Tie srealy restoration
oI the Union under President Johnson i
policy 10 meet IN convention IN tie Latter
part Of August.
A judicious line of poley in Illinoi:
viii unite oil the conservative elements 81
the state and make shs great Prairie State
io' tbo Union The banner Stale the army
OF restoration, "a she was during Gre wal
$40 banner STATE Of the army Of the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

Trieste dispatches say the uava' author
ties refused 10 sraat c-5sp ID. Of health
e oes intended q Convey troo1s %
Mexico @lthopt + - snip IS allowed e
'saya the hertor,
4l~-shal asao5.ca issued the arst order
Of The Ia to The Austrian army express
inc, tir-' -. 5.-c.-es IN lie army aud the
Justice & lie Aus.riaa cause.
t5l-af5 preparations ase arcetea IRON
Yaliaua quarters t-oln itay Ire news !.
especially ar2.Le
France, England and Prusais &re con
centrati-s measures far = congress, H,.i
l.'ie hcees q peaceful result,
Vague rea3rs :ra4n F0r.- state taas Lee
$lh1es has 'uos. oeinGcuced.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

GA ,nolion o. l.r buekaiow the apnFo
pr.ation for the secret service Of the State
Department u as reduced from $50 eco 80
10000. The bill then passed Tie
gvarl.
Good. Thanks thanks to toe Pe1nsyl-
vania democrat, Mr. Bueka,av IaU
much secret service money has bean ex.
pended, in this State, BY the Executive
during the past Eve years dow have al
The contingent appropriations. military ap.
preparations, etc, been expended? VIVA
we're the S250, 600 sos from Lincoln FOR
Heavens what ADMINISTRATIONS Of Gov.
eminent Va nave Nisnessed IN the last i've
-ssn Fxchanoe
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

Traitor, tori, huttsrnut copgeTh aad. Sc
ces.ionist. r1ssh head, p0mqaau-aeaa. squash.
mead, ca0ba se-5esd, .aGie. F-pol' -l-o~ ~
bage lsai, butter Asaa. at.al1--9--
In view Of ,he fact tLas qelse N aSo-t
INK canapaiSa Is approaching, al q al
rs-ay near a hand, re haze tsken tie
txoubla &c glance over the eoiunna Of 4 fe'7
cid numbers Of the 3essLsil County Re
ras.isqn, ard ss.ec: b5essfl5m tie above
.svorite expressions, used 81 different time.
ard n -sfrsq.iats oeeasleas, sna Is T'
dislike & ha~a god thing LOST re re
p.ilt thsus snd recommend IA ''o'a gen
.,enun" Who elits hat Journal to cut 'hen
ont sssse them or Lis tsole and serve
them out 10 Ks n choice rlo1se's aaFn9
-lss ,e-iug vsFln -sf'n.sH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

NUrIE4gED CU9REgoy When you
nave three aeliars or more, in mutilatel
currency, Iut Il in p small package pin a
paper bend around i with your nam6
post>olhee ADDRESS ana amonnt: then pat j
in IN envelope anb address It to ia,
Treasury of the United States, Washing
ton d O. In a gaW days you WI receive
new currency IN return Il goes and re-.
surns free of postage
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

"G.ye rs the run Fl tba .rsssury I'll
1879, 'hey say, "aud you cao take what
we leave there at thas 'in,a" l. these
few words the Harttos'.. ives eritomizos
The policy Of he rad.ca'- % oa9lled IN
.hctr Constitutional amen 5mabt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

meeting oftho sfoe kho'ders oe tie Ia6iansa-
Ole Rocdrs.er ara Ch.ef-o Railroad company.
VIII be bella "a ire Court House ii Rochester.
lsifon County On
WEDNESDAY, TIE 6TH oFJuNE,
between the hears ofl0o 'cioel, - II ana II -
clock 81 Ter thc pu. pese Of sleeting Directors
fer said company 70 servo for the ensuing year
and fog tine transaction cd other business.
rs. FRENCH President,
Attest NN. STURGEON. Secretary, Pc ten
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

gA e1-eCe PER YEAR I've san.
A,snss ever ~ae.e - sea car IMPROVED $50 S-v-
iav Maca.acs iaree ness kia's Uaeer az.
bnaer feed. Sent - trial. y Rs n.ea nse years.
.aeese sa.lry or laFse coinusssloas f.ie- tse
Only machines sae ia Chs t4itad . 4tea or lsss
tsaa So a.,.ra are f'.yY licensed ~ heies
3. secier g. ly,!s9a. f-vore~ 6eks.. 2iaaer q
d., gad 8ioseissr Az o,her cheap machines
are ltringfasea,s and doe se4.sr 4ss7 ave as.s
20 arfesf me aad iErrisonmsRt. illustrated eifs e.
lars cent Tree Address, or call -aon shaw &
Clerk. AZ D..iaele1d. a-aina q Chicago, W.
ISL n5T-lyf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

Ghs "olj gentleman gao pgssiaas ever
tls Abolition orsaa acre las assumed the
,b.p ,.onship Of mo "0atob az3 Irish
vo.e-s q the county. VIII h .eii them
how u v.n / elp tho la5orins classes here
10 bgieg i4go competition win them ict
Of NEGROES IRON tn south Everybody
ksegs .ha. f The s.aieai theory Of recon,
struosion prevails. TINT o.~1sa o. oar s'ass
Constitution 1A.eh prohibits the fes''-'
mens # negroes hero viii be in operative.
au3 none know better than tho "old man
that THOUSAND De Ct the southern negroes viii
take Up their abode in Indiana, aud thas
become either eompe t.sors with tao labor
isc Whites, or else nave to basaIpor,ed by
t,.>t.on. Why "Duteh and Irish cor
49,. o.,,.-r u,aa" should desire such state
E tbjagg ., arc alta iass 10 see Our
sssorv i 10 let e.ach State control Is o"n
domestic affairs IN it, own way, subjee'
cniv 10 the Constitution vh'ch our 'a'''
ers framed for themselves md Us We oe'
liave that radical tinkers Vii s''ke matters
worse Il 3tsad of better.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

! jarga barn near GAINESVILLE, Wis, was
aurns5 n the 18th inst with ,00e bush
Ella Of oats AID much other property. 1t
belonged to Mr.. little and was insured
for 3 300
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

Gold in New Yors on Saturday, opened
and closed 1t 1878
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31

re pet up the new fire cant piece, whl':n
!. soon to be Issued, It sill cost $500 900.
7 here gill be, when tho coyaga Is CON.
2 ste. three and helf million DO ars q
ihia money 10 circulation, that being inc
amount Of postal currency, three aad i've
cents. that The coin IS intended 70 super
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31
NUMB sk 81

600 ! MONTH GENT
s. .or 81 cr-e.~.l- 7c-c lT:tcles iast out. Ad-
orsss q. !. CAREY. City Building. Biddeford
Sc ti7-Il-3T-ly.)
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-31
.vrys,srE go Fes- ZEceaase.

= = - 80 =. C--oEs
Notice 3 Lcrea7 given that he vnoe7signsd
~, r. re -:zt -e-1a Fl me Commissioner Court
Il a-e ,a.l -c-rtr, = % 5oldea OF TIE Est Mon
3a. RI -5.s, 75s6, aopl- fov license % retail
s.. riIcos .r ---s n Quantities less than quart.
: Re legation - rhi-a rTcVcse g sell IS on the
aor.h par. Of the sort htwo-gn.r0s OF 10. 20. two
- ~. rfic1i~an t-eet, r. ire :o-1 = mouth
.larskau Couusy ln6.aua.
s7-:3. JOHN c. dASLANGER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
Z 1agmc inciinnlniadtIlL Markef.m 90

By Telegraph.lIT 2CINcINEATI, Dec. 20.
FLOUR AND WHEAr-Dull, but prices are
unchanged. ..--st+sss ste-r. fsfabsA sF1' tissf
CoRS-Dun and lie lower, closing at cog
6lc
OATs~rDuH and prices lower. sac forNo. l.
WHTSKY-Dull at 25c. g
COTToN-Dull at 3015@31c.
HoGS-Opened active at 81 25(37 60, but
closed dull, and the advance lost. Receipts
for two days 1000 head. ,%A ss
y Observation-Disclosures and dull.
MESS PoRK-SI9 50C1N.
BULK MEATs-s7 75, and SO O0aIO so. Il ,
= GREEN MEATs-S6 90, and S. O0@9 so.
LARD-At ll15@lls4c. and dull.
GROCER ES-Dull and prices lower.
GoLD-l3l. F.E
MoNEY-Close.
ExCHANGE-Dull at 1-I0th discount for
buying, and. at par for selling.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec. 20.
ToBAcCo-nominai and unchanged.
HEMP-Nothing done. f
COTTON-Nofhing done.
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged.
WHEAT Firm; buyers standing off,
CoRN-Dull and lower at 80gS6c for new
and SSc for choice old white.
OATS-Declined to 65@68c. ss 5+a
PRoVISIoNS-Dull and unchanged.
1876 for keg. ..4.a
SUGAR-Quiet; business small, and is
confined almost entirely to Louisiana,
fair and fully fair, and l49141zc for clari-
fed. ,Ferarssgff.fs f4fs1sv1Ty
WHIsEY-Dalf at 50 o. iaA
HoGs-Inactive at 61{a615c; most packers
will keep out of the market till after New
Years. .t-tt $3.50 es
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New York Dry Goods.

a ~ Al s-tYssyi !; NETWORK, December 2Ba
Dry Goods opened weak, with but little
doing sto-day. y This afternoon the New.
York Mills, reduced their price 371a per
cont, at which price they sold out most of
their goods to leading jobbers. other
rates Standard Browns are stiff which
are scarcer on account of the heavy export
demand. Canton Flannels are going freely