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aB' PIE RSON L.-MADAME DAVID, TILE
most celebrated sYDIL In ule world is now located In
Washington, D. c. Her powors unrivallct as is al
tested by oil who havo consulted cr being descended
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Juno 25 " -
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81 FIFTY CENTS FOR THE GOLDEN STA
TfONERY PACKAGE, is money we'll spent.
Sold by booksellers. statonerH. Dealers Agents
everywhere. NJ. NJ. QUINN,
Wholesale and Renil Agent,
No. 627 King street, Charleston, S. c.
Juno &C vim
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Dom csttc Markets.

New YORK, Juno 27.-Flour 10a15c. better
Wheat 3a5c. better. Corn dull Pork lower ai
s2l 15aH20 Cotton steady. Stocks easier. Gold
S7s Sterling unchanged. '62 Coupons, per cablo
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8S- NOTICE ID B1ARINERS.-C AIMS
AND PILoTS wishln! to anchor ter ressols In Ashley
River arc requested TO do anywhere within direct
run9c OF the heals OF tie SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WuARVES, on 10 Charleston and ST. Andrews Bilo OF
tho ashey Riyeri by which prccauGon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. c. TURNER III. br.
Harbor Musicr's once, Charleston. February 0, 1906
February
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n.IfSs-- THE GRAVEST hIALADIES OF YOUTH
ESSAYS ON tho PHYSIOLOGY or Int t''f--AeGoOIhTIoN
Error Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho first ago
man, with Reports methods OF treatment cn.
pioysi III this natilqon. Sent In sealed letter On.
yeupes, free Of charge.
Adircsa DR.. J. SKII1.IN HoUaIuToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
May 20 n,nn
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OEEICIAI.

Juno 25 -
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81. louis Market.

By Telegraph = ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
TOBACCO The demand exceeds the sup
ply. Common to medium leaf, 61a@ll12c;
shipping, ll54glJe; manufacturing, DC.
corFoS@IsowerI only lac offered tor mid
ding. - \ - - 80 - 40 -
FLOUR-lregnlar superffne 81 0097 80;
choice extra IS 75d9 90; double extra 81 25g
$40 D: treble 81 O0dlI so; fancy SI29l3.
WHEAT-Heavler and easier tor Fall ;
81 4592 90 for prime to choice red to white I;
Spring drIneF at 81 s0Gl 80. y..-..s. F-sF-
CoRS-S5fI e foE new; 95caSI 90 for old.
OATs-Opened firm, but closed lower at
650t67c. 90 500 ..,ct sa..-.t.eff
RYE AND BARLEY-C- nrhauge1.
Nj less PoRK-fn better d,-tffsIfHss n 81.
g. BACON Wanted; clear sides loo; shout
Jders Rye. il CaltH -a.re -a
3 LARD-Dul; l2csfor choice tieFee-
HOGS=Are in good demand at 5144612c.
Number killed to- day, 81, 000sg goa
WHISKY- Advanced to 81 D. 5 -
Recelpts-Flour 1900 barrels. wheat $50
sacks, corn 2,470 bushels, oats Z, l75 bushels,
Rye 2l0 bushels, barley 40 bushels.
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BY TeIegEaph.I CHICAGO, Nov. 16. .
There is an increased demand for money
for packing account, and by shippers OF
grain, owing to the lateneSS of the season.
supply of currency, however, IS am
pie.
F'Lo4TR-FaiEly active and, steady for low
grhdes.and fprscifolce Spring extras. u e
WHEAT-Un Unsettled; sales of Spring at
81 S4dI IS for No. u, and 81 721z911 "A for
No. p; closing quiet at 81 s72329Il %. sg,r.s
zCoRN8Saies at 500 FOR No, I, and 9Ia94c
for No. 2; and closing at 9312@94c for the
latter.
OArs-Less active and irregular; early
sales at ,609601zc; subSeQ ueptly declined to
z5ocs closing Nominal at 55ca ~ esq
RYE-Fairly active at 81 2S9l 30; closing
at the outside.
BARLEY-In good demand; closing at
: ssFRETeHTs -Steadyiai yesterdays rates.
REPRESENTATIVE and firm.
?. PoRK-sSales at SI9920 foE-o mess and
s26 so for new, January deb very.
- HAMS=Gree1, active at gg915c.
LARD-Steady at llS49l2c.
HOGS .reSSed. quiet So 90.
RECEIPTS-S,20Q barrels % -FOUR 5000
bushels of aAUheats : s., 600 bushels of corn (;
2 600 bushels of oats.
SHIPMENTS l67, 600 barrels of -four; Is, 200
bushels OF wheat; g., 600 bushels of corn
% 900 bushels offoats. frft .sf.. 20
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Spirit Of the Dry Goods Market Last
Z 1eF.ls b j -aI Week! aioI Hagl ei5

New York independent, l4sh. i I'm
There is "a pretty generar opfri on
as wen as among retailers and their Gus
TONERS, that the ".haFdpan ~ has been
reached atlast, aud that there viii be no
very good reason for This feeling, Clifton
hshows no y disposition to fall lower, and
arranging for a cnftailnent OF their ope-
h rationss and the moment that production
stops stocks Instantly begin to, decrease,
Ience at the South having disappeared, the
4 Gulf States come into. fn1a@kets as custom
erS, and the farmers having already real
lied largely for their Fall crop, are in a
condition not only. to pay up their old
debts but to make heavier purchases.
The election is. over too, and money is
reasonably easy. A revival of trade was
TO be expected, and it commenced the very
day after the election last week. Jobbers
bought more heavily, and sold more goods
than they had, been doing, and prices stiff
fened up a little. Only one failure of
the week. Importations of British and
Continental goods have ve.y- largely di-
mInished, andthe offerings at auction are
not so heavy as they were. The great dis
treSS prevailing among the laboring
elias, es in England and France may have
the effect of forcing goods to this country
down prices for while; but the same
cause sends over to US an increase of irnIli.
In brown sheetings and silirtfngs there
has been considerable doing for export ;but
prices are stu upsettl q, though, there is
facturers' agents to sell as there has been.
In bleeched goods the transactions have
been more limited, only the finer grades
of shirtihgs main aiming the market. In
the inferior qualities prices have had
falling tendency. Full two to three cents
a yard have been submit ted TO in some In
stances. Drills and corset jeans have been
moderately active for export, but the
home demand is still limited. Canton
fiannels have been doing better, but the
better qualities are chiefly sought for.
Prints have been in better demand and
prices fully sustained for good patterns, of
which there is not by any means an over
stock. The mills are not turning out so
great quantity as in the beginning of the
Season, aud the stock on hand IS sensibly
diminished.
In foreign goods the demand centers
mostly upon the new importations OF sea-
sonable silks and dress goods, of which
there is a good supply. Importers avail
themselves OF the facilities OF the auction
rooms for dispesing of their surplus stocks,
and outside of them there is very little
doing. .gtf4a tf<t.f-.sr-r -fr-..-
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n8d9 f6ibcInnatf MARKET! ffF Q

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. l6.
The general markets. quiet.
FLoUR-dul; family SIT O0du ..
W HEAT-Qulet at 81 10 for No. red and
81 y for No. spring.
p coRN-U nehanged; new ear is in local
demand atS3c. SL--~ ~ ~
UATs-FIrm at SIC; holders ask Csc.
RYE-SI 4S. ~ 4tEZt-
MISUNDERSTANDING
CoTToN-Dun; middling can be bought
at loo.
ToBAcco-Steady with fair demand ;
sales 81 hhds; prices unchanged. 49, i
- WHISKY-Steady.
MESS PoRK-Held at so 90, but no sales.
rs LARD -129I214c: no new Lard offering.
BAcoN-Unchanged shoulders 1l14@IlI;
clear sides 1512c.
GREEN MEATS-Advanee4 to 7e,- Sc and
12c for shoulders, sides and hams, to be de-
BTrrER-Dun; Central Ohio fresh rolls
30d 33c; receipts large. seq p+E ins ~ =
CHEEsE-Unchanged.
e sfsIrs 9Sp PPo4 A1r66TnE 1dc68anged and
q fifistisgE Duh at sI7 90. -is'i-sn sas 'lf
HoGs-In demand at Sc 2596 so gross; but
few offering; sold at IS Is net; the weather
is cooler. -yts., /
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 81 90. -''
"a, PETRoLEUN-DuIl- at 4S95Qc for refined
tree. Ae<i~ |.-A
LARD OIL.-Unchanged. ~f ..r .-..
BEEF CATTLE-Dull; the supply is large
siIEEf'1 fn1lafge supply and dun at 288c
: GoLD-la9I buying. TO e.i.' " ''-
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS Nov. 16.
CoTToN-Quiet and market easier; sales
Of 5000 bales middIing at I7@171zc; receipts
2,tS9 bales; exports 2, I4S.
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-U Unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull and depressed; sales of SUI
perfine at SO 80, and choice at $40 00al3 so.
cORNe-DulI and dropping; sales at 81 Jog
81 10.
OATS-Dull at 7597Sc.
PORK-N ominal.
BACoS-Rib l614c and clear lie.
LARD-Dull; sales of prime in tierceS at
l2549l3c, and in kegs at l39l31zc.
GoLD-l40H. Sterling 50g53; New York
exchange MCd1zc premium. I'd
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Louisville Market.

By TelegraphJ 8 LoU1svlLliE5 Nov. l6.
ToBACCo-Sales of 80 hogsheads at IS GOA
Sl7 co. lighl Tugs and medium leaf
+ 6orToN1-L5szes for low nniddlings. *
FLoUR-Unchanged
WHEAT-S2 35@2 As.
CoRN-Old shelled 81 90; new CSC.
OATS-6Sc in bulk.
HoGs-Firm ana scarce; sales at 614@654c
gross. + IF
MESS PORK-S20 so.
BACoN-Shoulders l214c packed.
LARD-129l214 in tierces.
WHIsKY-Raw in bond Csc.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

CioLD-Lower. opening at 140 and closing
at 1895.
Gov ERN MEST STocKs-Quiet without de-
cided change; Coupons of 1881, 1l3CDl1314 +;
20. 1867 z1aIUG5s do. new, 1925 GI0734; do. '67
1920 1874; I0-40S, 1925 9l0274; 7-3Js, 1880
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. l6.
COTToN-Flat at 1514c. -rrrse
CORN-ScaTce at 81 10. -
OATS-At re.
HAY-Dul at $24 90; large supply.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
PoRK-Dull at S22 So. .--f
CLEAR SIDES-Ab I69I61zc.-
LARD-In kegs, lIzc.
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MllNEFARY 4 COMhERCfAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
HEADS, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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DIR. II. NJ. HARVEY,

ROOM No. L, WALKERS BUILDING
: Corner Main and Third Streets.
O61ce Hours 10 to Il; to So to9
ovl2 dc m
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph AL NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
DRY GOoDs-The weather is delightful,
business is fair, and prices unchanged.
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By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. I6.
CoTToS-Lower; sales 600 bales at l7s4G
lsc. for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Dull and loo 15c. lower; sales OF
and " sstern, s. 56alOEse for Extra state
50 40@12 50 for extra Western. 50 75Gl3 90
for round-hoop Ohio, and so O09l5 so for
ST. Louis, closing quiet: also, sales of 1000
barrels ext State. for delivery in Decem-
heavy and lower; sales $50 sacks at 81 COG
Sl3 30. Sales go sacks Rye Flour at 81 100
50 90. Receipts of Flour 1921 barrels.
WHISRY-Qulet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts ia, 1897 bushels. Wheat
Z dull and g2e: lower: sales 50 90 bushelslat
81 24a2 241z for Nos. and do. mixed, q %
for extra choice amber Green Bay, 81 $50
50 90 for white Cana a, and s. o. for white
Michigan.
RYE Decidedly firmer; sales Is 900 BUSH
els Western at 81 10.
BARLEY-Dull and drooping; sales 1900
bushels Canada West at 81 6l. TT.
PEAs-Sales. {, 900 bushels Canada at 81 AZ
Receipts, l84, 1892 bushels without
decided change; sales of 1900 bushels at
81 3491 3614 for mixed Western, closing at
OATs-Receipts, 92Oz5 bushels; decidedly
sales of 92 goo bushels at z8Gz9ISc for West
ern, closing with no sellers below SOC.
HsGsOAL-NOnInal. s---A = A-4' ~ 3
LEATHER-Sole easier; sales at 27@2S15c
for Buenos Ayres light weights.
VOORHEES, active and declining; sales
o. $4,000 pounds at 4i@54c tor domestic
fleece.
RICE Quiet; sales at 94@IOc for Caro-
lima.
CeFFEE--Firm. l -E
SUGAR.-Firm sales of 100 barrels Cuba
at II 12Cal2s4c. A-5- '-'-
MoLAsSES-DulLC = u ~.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet sales at l3c for crude,
and 2S14c for refined bonded.
HOPs-Quiet; sales at 35g65c for Amer
lean.
PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales of 1900
barrels at 81 00g2l II for mess, closing at
81 90 cash; SIS 75@l9 % for prime, and
S2l GU for prime mess 6, sr-osl
BEEF-HeaVy; sales Of 435 barrels at pre-
vious prices; beef hams quiet: sales of
10 barrels at S26 SOFAS 80: sales of 100
uerces prime mess beef on private terms.
BACoN-Quiets saies 100 boxes city long
clear at l23sc.
Cur MEATs-Heavy; sales $50 packages
| at S14gI0c for shoulders, and l25z9l4c for
hf Hasp and SteAdyi sales go barrels
BUTTER@Active and firm at 2O@45c for
0I CHEEsE..HeaSvyy at l1@15c.'
LATEST Pm.
| FLoUR-Closed dull and loo lower, ship
| pers holding off for lower prices.
/ WHEAT-DuH and heavy at 81 20G2 81 for
10: ? Spring and e &@2 rs for No. =
| RYE-Very firm at 81 65 for western, with
/ a moderate export demand 60
| OATS Firm at soc for western.
CoRN-Dull at 81 349l IS for good to prime
/ western mixed.
| PoRK-Nominal at S24 90 regular for mess.
| BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
| CUT MEATs-Dul aud declining,
| BACoE- n eipinally lower n
LARD-Duu at 131<9l35sc for good to
! prime steam and kettle rendered.
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acp TIT - 7-7---e &c
SO Hog Market.
INDIAEAPoLIS.

The weather yesterday morning was a
little YARN for slapghterng, put ip the AT
ternoon the AIR sl1arpened OPP and Killing
was prosecuted with Vfgor by the three es-
tablishmentS thus far opened. Wheat,
FletchertS 90. have khl ed altogether about
three thousand head, and have two thou
sand still In pens Four thousand live
hogs are awaiting further operation.
Butchers yesterday were Offering s. FOG
8 40. sPleRty of hogs are being offered at
these figures for~theSase Of pacRers.-Jour-
nal, 18th.
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- Enrnnenn Markef.

By Cable.l LONDON, Nov. l6-Eve.
e AMERICAN SECURITIES-Firmer and in
better demand, though prices quotably un-
changed .5sl.If 10
FRANKFORT, Nov. 16-Eve.
u. S. BONDs-CIosed at 1914.
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BOARDING.

ARDKNG-Four or f1Fe persons can
- he accommodated witb board and
= lodging. corner 1of Ata4l 0errSl and second
=StreetS. also, a few day boardeTs, WITH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS find II TO their i'm
- teresE TO go to GS-WEFDN ER'S, No. z
Clark street Sbetween-Se cd1d and Third.
Rooms always on hand Ior4snlall families
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~YANTED -SITUATION By lady,
wv 10 do general housework, nne sew
ing. and needle, work, and TO make herSei II
generally useful IN famiIv. rs well san-
Gated and could render valuable assistance
in teaching children. For Information can
at the Union ONCE, Third Street, near the
cOnrt-bouse GnoTl5 DIT
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GSTs EP8f4iS Gohn A iGr

w boys, Patriek Joseph, John, Abra-
ham, end James McGOvern, aged 10. Is, 10,
and years reSpect vely, taken from my
home IN Knox County, about the SUth OF
October, 1866, by George Painter. ANY IN
form lIien- Of heir yhersS DO ts or 7 hsttt OF
George iB4ffiter alias tGebrge PTreadway,
will Be nkfuI received, If sent to this
Office By the father Of The boy s,
noSTI d2w - PATRICK MCGOVERN.
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MOUNT VERNON.

purchased q fine lot of hogs. 80 in number,
of N essrs. George u. Downen and IsOm Ed
weight Weight was s5s2o pounds, or an aVeFage Of
255 pounds each. Price paid, from s6 90 to
So Is gross. .AIeSsrS.l Rose nbagm will com
mence Strengthening next week. The indi-
cations are that there Will be a large in
crease in the number and weight of hogs
raised inrthis county tbs. present season,
as eomp pared With LASH Sc gI 0sssorf Met
with slight variations, in favor of extra
heavy b { gs, are The opening prices hers
: JntOh, 1871. - - ~ ----L- - - -
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NEW ALBANY.

The pork trade was opened on Saturday
the first drove of fattened hogs of this sea
were ted by ex-Sherif Nicholson, ant
sold for IS 50 per hundred.-C Commercial.
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FOR RENTaOM
WANTED.

VIVA %TED-SITUATIONFB y a young
wv 1nan of good business quaithcatir ms,
in a wholesalr or retail house, or in any
capacity where he can make himself use
fuf. Salary no o 1jecti permanent s1tu-
alton wanted. No objection TO the coun-
trv. Please address, for three days, w. H.
r JOurnal Office. nOVIb at
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about 100 head of dressed hogs yesterday
at IA cents. which is the first and only
operation of the SEASON. W e quOteliv at
$685. and dead hogs at 1914 cents. Will
liame on d. Co. are preparing for an early
commencement of business, and our pack
ers will all soon be under full Roadway.
Vincennes Sun 18th.
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U. S. BoNDs-CIosed at 75i3.

gFg8 AETWERPt Nov. Is, Eve.
PETReLEUsfEDulI, and declined TO AZ
francs.
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ARIyAFE BOARDING..

DOARDING. HOUSE. = The under
- signed has opened "A Boarding H ouSe
on Third Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip Decksrss store, where
a number of day and weekly boarders can
be accommodated with board.
,may15 = u = MRS. d. CARTER.
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The latest styles Of
FREE0H WINDOW LAMBRAQUIEs
tefls -aa2 = made to order. Atr
Carpets cat and made to any given ,msa-
sure on Cloths fitted and put down.
WINDOW eorniees mounted and Duta q D..
Shades Of All kinds hung ina superi1~
style and on short notice. 80 z-0t -
& al cork t0dfrdnted s0tisfoct0rg.
Prices guaranteed as Low az In any
similar egta Dltsl3unent IN the TIE
- a. ESo- SfEoL .ffErFSff rC-a
WMg y. FRENOH a. CO.
No. 10 First street, 80
sel9 a4.# s.o uP-STAIRs.
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FOR SALE.

TOR HORSE AND BUGGY -
x On liberal terms, by -
novl6 dlw J. DUSOUCHET & co. .
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 3.-Thc star and Hcrald,
noticing Napoleon's speech, ridicule his
idea of liberty. The Times and Post pity
MACMILLAN, and dcnounce the cruelty of
JuarcZ.
ATHENS, July 3.-Thc steamer Arcadia
has made a fourteenth voyage 10 Gambia,
landing volunteers, arms, and supplies.
She was chased by the Turkish fleet.
RIO JANElRo, June S.-The Paraguayans
attacked the allied camp on the the Pa
rama, and were rcpulsed with great loss.
Brazil has ordered 5000 brccchloading
rifles from the United States.
LoEDoE, July circumstances I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL, July Standardization tends
downward; upIands, lo7ai.: Orleans,
II 3D. estimated sales, 900 bales.
LoyDoE, July 3-2 7. I.-Cotton de-
clincd "a.
LlyENrooL, July 80 M.-Cotton de-
cIincd "a. Pork declined Is. Lard de
clinch III.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Erening.-Cot
closed weak: midd!ing uv!auds, 1899
l07ai.; Orleans, llglI 3d.; sales, 5000
ba!2S.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-There is luo-
rum in both Houses.
Senator Sherman sailed to-day in the
City of Paris for Europe. He denounces
the Stanbery opinion as an attempt to
annul the acts Of Congress.
In the Surratt case, Charles Wood, a
barber, testified to having shaved Surratt
here the day before the assassination
Frank ". Hcaton testified to seeing per-
son like the prisoner in front of the theatre
on The night Of the assassination. T. B..
Rodcs testified to having seen the prisoner
at the theatre during the day Of the assas-
sination.
The internal revenue to-day was 81 $780,
900.
Justice Wayne, Of the Supreme Court,
IS sinking.
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4 kentucky correspondent Of the Gin.
cnDati Gazette has such poor opinion OF
the loyalty OF that State that he says
Jefferson Davis, as q candidate for Pre-
sident oday, would carry kentucky over
even such Il mild Radical as l. 5. Grant
by $4,000 majority and John {. Brcckin-
ridge. in Il like contest, would beat the
hero Of Nashville and ether hard-tought
Gclds-Gcncral George II. Thomas-by
even a greater majority.'
On Sunday TIE 2Sth ulli,no Rev. J. W.
X. Handy, D. D., was installed pastor OF
the PRESBYTERIAN churches at Orange Court
house and Gordonsvii!e, Va. Rev. Mr..
Pollock preached an able sermon on the
occasion, and addresses 70 pastor and pco-
pie were delivered by Rev. Mcssrs. Waitcs
and Beach. i large congregation was in
attendance notwithstanding theinclcmency
OF the weather.
The Philadelphia Press republishes as a
campaign document Judge SharswOod'>
opinion "that the provision OF the act OF
Congress Of February Is, 1852, declaring
the notes issued in pursuance OF that act
to be lawful money and . legal tender is
unconstitutional,
The wheat harvest is now in full pro-
grcsS. aud the accounts from Maryland,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North
Carolina, in fact from all quarters, are OF
q very cheering character.
Greeley testified that Senators. Wade
and Chandler and some others OF bis
friends tried to dissuadc him from going bail
Tor Mr.. Davis on the ground that such an
act would iWure tie Radical party.
:. The Danvillc T1ineo gives horrible re-
port, which We trust is not true, that &C.
neral Sickles has compelled white man
TO marry negro wench in Fayetteville,
y. C. His name is 4. G.. Thornton.
The Memorial DipLomatique says that
when the Empress Charlotte was informed
Of her husbands captivity and danger she
appeared to suddenly recover her sanity.
\ negro man, in saving the life Of a
young lady in Lynchburs who was ABOUT
to be crushed 10y the ears, was himself SC
injured Us that his life is in danger.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company is paying the Interest upon lts
per cent. bonds, which fell due on the lst
b Ia Petersburg the first ,ot Of pew whea'
Sud for S. per bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-04

JEFFERSON DAyIS.-A private letter re-
ceiycd by citizen Of Nashville from a
Canadian friend, who lately entertained
Mr.. Davis, says
Il don't see SO much change in the eX-
Presidents appearance as the newspapers
describe. His spirits, however, are de-
pressed. The constant vltuperatlon TO
which he has been subjected, the suspicion
with which he is logged, the criticism OF Of
his slightest words and movements, all
harass and annoy his mind. He told me
that he wished he could suddenly dlsap-
pear from the view Of men and pass the
remnant Of his life in some Secluslon
where none but his personal friends could
find him"