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3 MOBILE, May S1.-Yesterday's edition
of the National Republican, published
in this city, was suppressed by order Of
the Military Commandant. Aguard was
placed over the office, and the future
publicationprohibited until the proof
sheets aresubmftted tothe commandment
The order suppressing the paper says:
The paper is rendered amenable to the
last paragraphs of General Order May
l9, prohibiting the publication of arti-
cles melting to riot, violence or pub
lie use of incendiary language. The
The article referred to was instructing
the Freedmen when, where and how to
use firearms.
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Reparator GapilIi

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Report of General Pope ON the MO

New YoRK, May sI.-The reports of
General Pope and Col. Shepherd on the
declares that the Mayor took no steps
to prevent the disturbance, which
everybody expected, and that the Chief
OF Police was either in sympathy with
the rioters, or unf1tfor his Office, he.
removed them for criminal misconduct
and emphatically afirms that another
riot Wilt not occur while their success
sors hold office. Col. Shepherd who
was present at1he meetings says that
Judge Kelly's speech was dignified and
patriotic, and fully acquits him Of pro-
vOking disturbances. lll y'i'is1.E =. 4
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NEWPORT, May SI.-The steamer
Old Colony, bound for New York,
broke her machinery, and the crash
caused CONSERVATION among the pas
sengers for a time, but no one was in
iured. The steamer was lowed back
here by the Metropolitan, which found
her In q helpless condition.
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Mowers and Reapers.
Woods Prize Mowers,
The STANDARD MoWers Of the World.
Adventures over O1hers.

GIN LOFTY OF CONSTRUCTION
- light draft, (being the highest draft Ma.
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cut-it never clOgs-will cut all kinds Of
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tons by the driver in his Eeat-the cutter
bar has an adjustable wheel at each end by
which all friction Is avoided, and height Of
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AFulI stock OF Extras arc Kept Con.
e stantIy ON Hand. Eal
REMEMBERG You had better have your
Machine two weeks TOO early than one day
700 lat einvnR pnHn 4 co Gam .nan,.
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CISoINNATI, May Sl.-The Presbyte-
rian General Assembly adjourned yes
terday to meet next May.
Gen. Bassett Langdon, Assessor of the
hrst district OF Ohio, died yesterday.
Aaron Jones and Michael McCoole
met last evening and deposited three
hundred dollars forfeit money, each to
meet to-day to sign articles for a prize
fight to take place ten weeks hence,
starting from this city.
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New York, May STA special from
Washington says the President con-
templates restoring the Mayor and
Common Council of Mobile, deposed
by General Pope, to their old positions.
he will do SO on the strength Of General
Swayne's report and the opinion Of the
Attorney General. a. - 41a.E - -
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aARKETs 81. TELEqRAPn:
REGULAR REpoRT. D N


CofToN-Firmet; sales 1900 bales
middling uplands at 271fc. .a t.''1's
FLoUR-Dull and heavy, and 20aSOc
lower; sales $40 barrels superfine west
ern at 50 70aSl0 so; extra western 81 55a
II 20; choice So 5Oa14 90; shipping
brands extra roHnd hoop Ohio SIG 3Oa
Is Is; trade brands Sl3 40al4 so; closed
strong with a downward tendency; re-
ceipts Z, 5S5 barrels. California Flour
Lower; sales 800 barrels:ats $l3 so; good
to choice Sl4 Seals 25. Rye Flour
IS OOa9 25. III. 20 'iTN'i'- 3.Hf7i13.iA
Enthusiastically; sales 800 barrels in
bond at 81. IS. ~ ~ ~
GRAIN-wheat-Du and decidedly
lower, sales 500 bushels No. 1 Milwan-
kee at 81 40; 1000 bushels No.2 Chicago
at s. IS; 800 bushels white California
at 50 00aS 10: closing free sellers, inside
prices receipts 6S, 40 bushels. Rye
Dull; sales 3, 500 bushels western in lots
at 81 71a1 "a, and 5000 bushels state at
81 49,, Batley-Unchanged; sales 8, 500
bushels Canada West at 81 IS; free, dull.
Corn--1a2c lower, closing steady; sales
$500 bushels new mixed western at
81 1Sa1 26; old 81 2Sa1 2SH delivered;
choice 81 30; kiln dried 81 l2a1 is; un.
sonnd 81 05al IL; western yellow 81 p;
receipts SS,6A bushels, Oats-la2c
lower; sales 5000 bushels western at
s0asSc; state Ssa g0c; receipts 30,560
bushels. Peas-Sales ZOO bushels
Canada bond at 81 %.
Realistically.
GRocERIEssCo6ee-Sales $500 bags
Rio at 1l3<c. gold. Sugnr-Q6iet and
steady; sales 200 hhds. Cuba at 1O<a
l211c. Molasses-QuIet; good demand
for prime; sales 200 hbds. at private
terms. 1919 -ff9 - '-'-f
PErRoLEUM-Steady.
HoPs-Quiet.
9 PRov1s1oNs-Pork-Verya dull and
heavy; sales $3.50 bbIs. new mess at
SO 20 10 S23 SIX; closing at S23 25, cash,
for old mess; prime SIC 70 $40; prime
mess S22a22 25; also ], $50 bbIs. new
mess at $2S 62a23 20, June. Beef
Steady and unchanged; sales 255 bbls.
Beef hams-Quiet and unchanged; sales
80 bbls. Bacon-Quiet; sales 30 boxes
Cnmberland ut 10 fc; short ribbed IL Nc;
long rib Ike Cut meats-Qu sales
200 packages shoulders at SIC; hams
l21<c.
LARD-Dull.
BUTTRRADuIl: Ohio 11a23c.
CHEEsE-UnChAuRed
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keI: 80 80
A few jobhing houses are moderately
active; but the great majority, we re-
greet to say, are not doing enough to pay
store expenses. The statement will APP
ply alike TO importers, commission
houses, jObbers, and retailers, The auc.
tion-honses should be excepted. This
branch of business never we more at-'
tive and rushing. Holders OF merchan-
ulse, tearing lower prices in the fall, are
now disposed to submit to those fixed
by the auCtioneer's hammer. and
make the best OF it, The demand
for staple goods has fallen, on TO so
great an extent that only very small
lots OF any fabric can be disposed of,
Brown sheehngs and shirtings, CALI
Goes, 4bIeaohed goods, denIms, drills,
stripes and. dcks,y and all the leading
makes of goods are dull; and prices are
tending downwRrd.slP Prints OF the very
newest patterns sell pFettywell, and the
same may be said of printed lawns.
Carpets are firm in price, with only
moderate sales. Foreign goods are very
heavy, and are almost entirely neglect
ed. Sales are mostly made at auction.
Some OF the jobbers being tunWilling TO
buy goods In the present condition OF
things, are receiving consignments
from the commission houses and i'm
porters, and thus give the impression of
some little activity, while they take
none of the risks of a falling market.
Trade in the interior Is reported light,
money more in demand, and collections
are made with less promptness. Some
few failures are occurring in the cOun!
try, and numerous extensions are ask!
ed for from second class rnerchants.
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NEW YORK, Missy s1.-Ths Herald's
Matamoras correspondent says, Gen.
plaz has released several hundred Inn
per1al prtsohera with the understand
ing that their cases will be disposed Of
by the Government at some other
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WnX1NaToN, May S1.-The trial of
Joseph W. Pratt for the murder of j.
Pussy Smith in April, has been con-
oluded. Verdict not guilty, on account
of insanity. ~ .sn.,iEEg -. h,.l...
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BUFFALO, May Sl.-The second an.
nual Horse Fair Will be held on the 18Th.
14th, 18th and 18th of August next
The premiums amount to Sc, 900.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,

We are Indebted to the head OF the Ag.
Eicultural Burean at Washington city
for copy of his report for Aptil. The
document contains some exceedingly
gratifying Information We are told
that never has there been SO general ii
expression OF encouragement In view
of the fine condition Of winter ,yylb5,,t
since the establishment of the present.
system for the collection, or crop stats.
tics. In more than nine-tenths 0fthe
returns receiyed, the condition of the
crop is reported,favorabl aud promising
From the South and West the returns
are equally cheering. From but few
points winter killing is reported, and
but here and there in the West, from
lack Of labor and attention, in excep-,
tional cases, il there any falling
on. The recent decline in this market.
of fifty cents barrel on spring wheat.
Hour, can only be accounted for by
the promising nature.of the forthcom.
ing crop, and Is an agreeable evidence
to the consumer that. high prices have
seen their best days. Although the un-
usually wet weather of the present
month has retarded vegetation, and de-
layed the farmer in planting his sum-
mer crops, the discomforts} of
the season, and the scarcity and
high prices OF early, veeets.
bles, seem TO have been the only evils.
A fortnight Of fine weather now will
give everything already in the ground
a wonderful start, and there is yet time
Tor planting corn, and other crops that
have been delayed by wet weather. The
farmer has q most cheering prospect
to secure a bountiful harvest, n ~
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BosToN, May SL-The planning mill
Of Bebee & Waltser on Causeway street,
was burned this morning, Loss from
81, 900 to 50, 900.
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LATEaT MARKEra-


FLoUR-Closed very dull and IOa15c
lower on common, and 15a25c on me-
dlum and good. -..-.7.,5 -...-.
.GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and nomInaily
lower; the rapid decline in flour has
driven millers out Of the market; Domi-
nally quoted for No. 2 spring at g 25a2
As; No. / at g 65a2 IS. Rye-Dull at 81 20
al 7S for western, Barley-Dull at 81 OS
al IL for western. Oats-DulI and
heavy at S3c for western. Corn-Quiet
at 81 1sa1 % for new western mixed,
and 81 2sa1 % for old shipping eastern
mixed. ss Il. 49,, a -, -
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dull; mess at $2S
80 asked, regular, $23 Is, for. old, $23 25
asked cash, SO 20 bid. BseE-Q Quiet and
steady. Cut Meats-Steady with fair
demand. Bacon-In moderate demand
at 10Hc for Cumberland cut; Ike for
short ribbed. Lard-Quiet at l3al4c for
fair to prima steam, and 139Ea131fc tor
kettle rendered,
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-NKw BRUNSWICK, n. J., May ST.
Bridget bergen has been convicted of
murder in the first degree, In killing
Mrs. Coriell at New Market. The trial
lasted IL days.
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PHILADELPHIA, May s1.-Lorenzo B.
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AMER1oAN GoLp-1s6N.

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CoTToN-Ffrrher; sales Of middling
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BY TELMGRAPH.

GI57J Ryltae Union Line:
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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THB New York. IHdzpendeatreports as
follows concerning theIDry Goods Mar
lot. s&N5.i ii u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07
90 Chrisiinn An .fdroenfe.,

The political contest in New York,
especially in the western part of the
State, is carried on pretty strong, by
both parties. But it appears that the
Radicals have stole march on the
Democrats While the Democrats,
and all other decent people, have but
six days TO electioneer in, the RAIDS
have appropriated to themselves also
the Lords day, the seventh. For the
two past Sundays, two stump speech.
es have been made in nearly every
Methodist church in that section Of
the State. The clergymen, instead of
preaching the gospel to their congro-
cations, as they pledged themselves to
do, deliver themselves each morning
and evening of an Abolition stump
speech, pitching into the Copporheads
right and leit. To this the Cops and
their newspapers protested, alleging
that the conduct of the RAIDS was
against the laws of God and man, and
at Buffalo some Of the Cop stumpers
handled a certain Rev. De La Matyr
in becoming manner. The Buffalo
Christian % Advocate, to help the
Sabbath breakers along, comes to
their rescue in this christian @ style;
Our opinion Is that the Rev. De La MAtyr, In
denounoing Democracy on Saturday and Monday
and in preaching the Gospel on Sunday, Is not
serving two Masters, but is pursuing a course that
is perfectly consistent We believe the Democratic
party is inspired by the spirit Of the Evil one and
that to denounco Il is TO do God service. Wothink
Rev. Mr. De La Matyr and all other clerrymen
should dcnounco the principles and spirit Of that
party and not ON week days only, but they should
do it on the Sabbath
There you have it, in regular Meth
odistic style. We wonder how long
Democrats will nurse and patronize
these political vipers. This clerical
rag.a-mufiin is patted on the back by
his church organ, and requested TO
violate both the Sabbath and tho
sanctuary. If this is religion, there
is plenty Of it at the Five Points in
New York, unhavored by either by.
pocracy or loyalty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07

When Congressman Brooks, much
smaller man than Sumner, cancd him,
the Boston pet did not attempt TO re-
sent it; but went to Europe TO have
the Duchess OF Sutherland, and other
abolition danes, 20 bathe bis bruised
Uranium and heal his wounded honor,
When a German Baron grew sweet
on Mrs. Sumner, the brave Senator
did not challenge him but wrote a
letter to Bismarck, refecting on his
wiie's honor, and requesting the recall
of the offender. Such is the honor of
the Radical leader of the Rump SEN
ate. The brave Senator went to Eu.
rope to get his head cured, but Mrs
Senator has gone thither TO get her
heart cured
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07

SOUTHERN ELECTIONS. The "pet
Lambs, at the late elections in the
South, gained glorious victory over
the white trash. The Radical major.
ity in Virginia is about $4,000, while
in Georgia IL is unanimous. The
white people did not go to the polls,
as the Loyal League had placed a pis-
tol or knife in the hands of every Mig
ger for tho purpose of alarming the
whites and keeping them away from
the polls. They were successful in
their undertaking. In Milledgeville,
the Capital of the State, not a white
man appeared at the pollsj while at
such cities as Augusta, Macon, Savan-
nah and Athens, only from one to FIVE
white votes were polled. The result
in other States will he about the same.
And this We are to accept as recon-
struction under the loyal programme
May the Lord deliver us from loyalty
and niggcrs.