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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

sw 2 SCENE NEAR THE-PoLLs.AAdis.
Hanchised sRebel" meets several
oftbe legal voters, and the follow
ing instructive conversation oc-
ours:
b. R-ssf5gFeH, boys what have
you heea doing s''s%
ast. Voter.-'sDun know 'zaetly,
I'd. Voter.-.Bin da vote.'" a.,
D. sR.-a@Ten nae all about it"
3D.. Yoter.-sWell, sir, fnst we
all had for pay 10eents in change;
efwe. .noshab no change den datek
:, afg, else corn, rice, enyz. ting, and
. efyou nos shab nnttin den you glib
yoa wud for pay. When weseome
Q to de house, Gubberment agent
/, stan to de door, and glib we paper,
fole ap-teH we fur put EN- in de
box. Two Gsbbcrment agent keep
de hox-atter we pat de paper in
: de box, den we goes out of de
tudder door" 80 :;
DIR. $50. hat'swhat they call
Ssoting, is it? Well, what did you
Syote for?'' s..,..:~.~.-. :.
1st. Fotep-"I blebe. We vote
for mex white people keep CON
tracts an ne cheat nigger." .!
Cd, Voter No, datsain SO ! To
mex white, people glib we bittfe,
clothes, Ian, all; we want: s ,
Sd. Eoter.-"Vote for dat, and
vote for Pesentaln", 80
~ D.R.-'P Pesentalif, ,,eh-to what?'''
Sd, FeteE:'c canstssay, sir, 'zack-
b: ELL, - whom. VII did you
ehoose2 for you know .to>vote is TO
Sd. Vater-SsG GubBerment agent
s choose, hat we -pote.,. :, -: ;
Ge-lorious, ztruly, is. Universal
Suffrage CARBELEzsis right, push
= st6rough; from bottom to. top-Hog
Suffrage, Dog Suffrage; Horse Saf
frage, - Suffrage, why not ? are
we not all creature esiof enc creator.
and taerefoses equal ?, r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Newberry District-In Equity.
Mary E. Sem VS.. Mary F. Sem and others.
Bill for Relief.
The creditors of the Estate of James NJ. Sem
deceased, are required to render On oath and es-
tablish before the Commissioner their respective
demands on or before the tenth day of Decem-
Der 1867. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. EN- D.
CONS Office. Oct 18th A ct %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
For Rent.
CABINET MAKING
And Repairing.

The undersigned respectfully gives notice
that, he is prepared to MAKE, or REPAIR
any kind of CABINET WARE, in the neat
est and most satisfactory manner. Work
solicited. Prices reasonable.
WIN. ZOBEL.
Oct. so, 1s67-14-tf. Helena, S. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
The; e;State' of South Carolina.

= The State Of South Carolina.
- NewberFy Distriot-InE Equity
Elizabeth A. Boozer, v. Henry Boozer, ct. al
The creditors of John A. Beozer, deceased,
are hereby required to render and establish
oa'oath, before, the Commissioner Of this
Court, their respective demands on For be-
fore the Sfteenth day Of January 1858.
. .Coni's Office, .SIEAS TOMBSTONE, :
-: -Oct.. 70 AZ 3m. TT. C. E. n. y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA

Newberry District In Equity.
John S. Renw;ck and Others, creditors, v.
. = =, Jas Fl, Williams, Exor: and others.
The creditors Of Benjamin Duekett, decd,
are required to render. and establish their
respective. demandsson oath before the Conl-
missioner tins Court, ON or before the
frst day of january 1885,; :
=. =, = SILaS TOMBSTONE. c. F.. MD.
, . CONS Office, Oct. l4th, 1851 -
Z .l6-42-f2t. - *l2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

sHow dosyou do g' said af:iend
to @. D. KimbaH, in. Quincy
/ Market, " Boston, last Friday
First rate; never was better,'' re-
Piled KimbalL, and fell dead as he
spoke.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

The State Of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.
Martha A. Wise Patrick E. Wise, Admir-,
ct al.
Bill for Partition.
The creditors of the estate of John A.
Wise, decd, are required to render and es.
tablish on oath, before the Commissioner,
their respective demands, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1868.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, GRIND.
CONS Office, 18th Oct., 4S67. 2mo *l5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
The State Of South Carolina.

= The: State Of South Carolina: =,
.Newberry District-In Equity:
Frances n. A. Sumnler. y. w. W. McMor.
= < ries and J. c. S. Brown, ct. al. .
Bill for Partition, Account and General Re.
:. - 81 =: = lief. ~
B.H: Lovetace, Adnl't,v. WV. NcMorrics
+: F.. and JIG. s.. Brown, ct. al.
''.-. Amended Bill:
The; creditors of the Estate Of George A.
Summers, deceased are required to- render
and: establish on oath, before the Goinmis-
sioner1of this Court 'sacir- respective de-
mands on or before the first day efJanuary
next. >dLAS TOMBSTONE;
Z; CONS Office. end
: Oct. II ~ l2t. =. -, =. = *l5
49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
VIM. H. TUPT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
264 Broad Street,:
:, - AUGUSTA GA, =.

Offers for Sale, at Very Lo'o Prices,
500 ounces oUININE,
100. I" Morphine,
- Q cases Gum Opium, :
IS Bourbon Wbiskey, -. ,,
SO Old Cognac Brandy,
:. :,1G0 gross; parior Matches, -
90 cases Plantation Bitters, -
10 900 lbs. White Lead,
800 gals. Linseed Oil, -.
T.. 5000 lbs. Snow. White Zinc -,
! 20 bbls. Tanners Oh
- 10 Machine Oh,
500 boxes Window Glass.
10 gross DaYis' Pain Killer
5000 lbs. Blue Stone,
=. so kegs B. C. Soda, -
100 boxes 90 e. in papers,
100 g. Pearl Starch,
1000 lbs. Maccaboy. Snuff,
: 10 gross Mustang Einiment,
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Colognes, Extracts
and Fancy Goods, in great variety.
October % 43 3m
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The State of South Carolina.

Newberry Dlstrlct-In Equity.
Nancy H. Ropp, v. ". H. Ropp.
The creditors Of the Estate of Geo. Ivey
Ropp, deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before the Commissioner
Of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before the first day of January next.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Oct. ii AZ l2t. *l2 END.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Ploughing.

We have good plough hand, also an ex>
cellent horse and plough. Those desiring cheap
ploughing can be accommodated by applying to
Nov. - 1t. WISkEMAN L WILDER.
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STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA A

whereas; John K Gary : has applied to
singular tffe goods and chattels, tights and
credits OF Martin Butler, late Of the district
aforesaid, deceased: =. -.
: phese are therefore to cite and admonish
.aa aud sin gplarsT the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at oHr~next 0rdinary'se Court for the
said District, to be holden ,at Newberry Court
Hons, sen tie 18th day o. Dee. INST. to
show cause. if any, why, the said Administra-
ton. should not be granted -
Given under nay hapd and seal, this I'd
iday ofsDecS ), in the .yesrof cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven: -
S:,>E, John q, Peterson, o: n. D. q
Dec II SO Ct. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH: :CARoLINA,
- NEWBEaRY DISTRICT. .

By John T, Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District. -. =
Whereas, Walter Koon has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all aud
singular the goods aHd chattels, rights and
credits Of John D., Koon, late of the dis.
trict aforesaid, deceased, -
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at eur next 0rdinary'ss Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on the 16th of Dec. inst, to show
cause, if any why the said Administration
shousd not be granted. :-At-%F
: Given uneer-my hand and seal, this %
day of: Dec, in! the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty y:seyen.: :!
: X JOHN T: PETERSON, so.:s.p.e
= Dec. II 5l2t =: =, a. -. =: :;
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lGreenvlle & Goluan biaa r. R.

ON and after FRIDAY, : the 10Th iDstans.
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows - : Ess- !
Leave Columbia at. :: = - 7gea. %.
VS. Aston t.....:...........S.55
" NeYberry at... ...... .:fO,SS5
EarTiye at ,sb6eyife at 8 30 p. %.
at Anderson at........ ..5.15-
" at GreenVHle at.n. ,....6.0
Leave Greenyilie at... ...:6.N o. 20.
Anderson at. ..6.45,.
Abbevile at.......
g: NeRberry at. 49,. .."....125 p. m.
Arrive at Aston at. -. ..s....".3 90
&C. atCoInmbia. at, ....,.. =. $50
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad BiH
also run daily. Sundays excepted; eonnees.
ing with the up and down trains on tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol.
lows: - ,ss1r sEsE-LEEs
Leave Anderson at .-........ .s.5,20 p. N.
d" Pendleton at... -. <. .a....s 6.2fsst
Arrive at Walhalla at ....:... 800
Leave Wa;halfa ut. ........... a 90 Q. na.
&C Peudleton at. at...-..-.......5.D
Arrive at Anderson. at.., ..ss.T. 6 40
The train viii return from Beltonsto ;AnS
derson on Monday and Friday mornings.
/ JAMES.0, MEREDITH,
|. General Superintendent.
Dec. II 5etf. -
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-29
European Quotations Of United States
Bonds.

Inc reason OF the difference IN the quo.
tatlons OF United States bonds in Eurone
Is a matter OF frequent inquiry. All their
quotations are made at so much per cent
" ~ tne iaclai value of the securft es: bur
Inc difference in the coin value of the sew
eraI countries creates the apparent me-
quallty. When reduced TO our own stand
ara, they Will all be found to express very
nearly Inc same. The quotation in Ton.
s uon on a. is upon the basis of pound
ssterung there, or 81 H 4-l0-9L per cent
Iess than Its standard here "a 8G-which
gives a real valuation of Sgs/ fncIndina
tne accumulated interest Since Nov
payable on the 1st prox. -
II Tafls, the quotation 50 3-5 per cent rs
ou tne OASIS OF 5 francs to the dollar: lint
OUT standard allows SIS francs. or 3 AZ ner
cent. less, which gives so Ito, nearly The
nane az ,London-aiso inclusive of accu-
=, AZ at Fran K fort, IS is based upon % forms
20 the dollar. or 40c.; but we yaJue fhan, Of
ING rate of 4-l0 to the dollar. or II 65-I1S
cents each, a difference of uer cent
Which gives II Gle, but exclusive Of aeon,
dna i aflss Interest, OF which there is now
MS gives ~ 5-l0 as the real value
Iue Oil Inference existing between this a ,,l
= Lonuon quotation is attrfbutahle fo
the local circumstances of the n1arsxet and
Inc diHerence in exchange.
The GREAT DRY GooDs HotysEs- OF f.xzr--I
CAGo-Ine return of sales to the OFFICE OF /
II =. 1oez revenue for the year ending Nav
Field, Letter & Co......,..... 50 3o5 0ao IT |
- q" ven :" ,948, 329 90
only one-third as many dry and fancy
.oouS have passed through the RoctSy
,ustom House SO far this year as durina 1
he same period of last 800 ~'-AAAAs
4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Indian SpEsiR gs-
- q r. e--oF7-
q Martin County, Indiaaa-

THE Proprietor NFTHIs f,xxm.
- DRAFTED Watering Place, and well kuTxgm
IIesott LOT lnvalids, announces to the ssE!l-
nc Inat ~ VIII be open for the receptieer esr
xxSikors from and after the FIR@F @Fr
slNE. During the last year the Rsiass-
thngs az this delightful Summer RamTra
n ppe Deen much ENLARGED AND ~
fnOIED. 1t0e1lty-four additional EzaqsrR
maOe oeefa completed, together. Nth thyee Gsrs<s
PvIcnes, ana The establishment fhorpr.xhaxy
Ty1rnashed and in the best order. for khs $50
1on T. uIt1 coltUentence of Guests
Inc Bath Rooms, Swings, and AiIevH xwx.
lew and complete, and the lateIy disco
eIcu lave on the premises furnishes a eSnTss
anu re,reshlng retreat. THE MEDrrTNFr
AND Curative PROPERTIES of the WaSswwxr
are acknowledged and attested bv ali vssrr,.
t uave USED them. The Group conslsa a.
w LITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHIJR orr a.
BEATEi ana FRESH WATER, and espec5aEsz,
smcac1ous for Dyspepsia, Dfse0ses ~ -
ctondch, B01Dets, Eyes, for Dropsy. Nesss-rsN
gig, ana Rheun1dtfsni. The vicfnify ~.
WILD AND ROMANTIC, aboundfnp in "a -
ana FISH, as well as MINERAL and Bor1w-
iCAL SPECIMENS, end INDIAN REf,Ic1s
acks VIII convey passengers To AMT
rom the springs, connecting with ,Esr
trains East and West on the Ohio nT,ai
mississippi Railroad at the Shoals &c.
Huron. For further in formation addr-Tz
maya u ID. r.. DUNIHUE, Props.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph.1 - i CHICAGO. NAV %
FLoUR-Very dull; choice spring extra
WHEAT-Dnl1 and Toe lower: sales of No
figure. '' Ansi"s
CoRN-Opened strong and advanced eoaac
on yesterdays extreme figures: sulsse.
quently receded &c, closing at 81 DIAL O41z
OATs-2@sc higher; ss0s5c for No. 2.
ci9 RYng n ndia at outside figure; - ~ -
BAkLEY-Dull at 9Od9zc for No. 2 in stores
PRovIsIoNs-Qu Quiet. - o
PoRK-Mess, SO 37Is@23 20
LARD-l214al21Sc. q ; - e. - aE
a BEEF-Cattie moderately active at So 5Oaa
- Tor good 10 extra choice smooth steers
smooth. w 9o"u
HEEP-Moderately active at 81 75as 1917.
], :, h BE Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat.
a dzz,V0 Dusheis; corn, 5000 bushels: oats
%, COO bushels; hogs, 49, o"os'
, 81 SoaiIPMENTsTFIour 3.5O0 barrels. wheat
600 bushels. =-i o"'S'
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5 A LINE CHALYBEATE


Inc Proprietors have fitted these hen utsssv
cdr. fgs up ip the very best manner for tsss
com9I0rt and accommodation OF Vssitssss
sand D Rai hDERs, az cost of Twenty Th0x.
well ventilated, with spaoions HaISsso a%H
Inc DINING ROOM In Furnished i, ,es,.
la1Sst modern style, and will be sunr1S..~
satisfy salts ttf hey w yning 70 prompt the appetc
The BATH ROOMS are large aud er~.,.
FURNISHED, with Tub and Sf,owar ~ -.
Of M;n aniIladGelPhia style. The Fountal,
beautiful circle, enclosed by a fancy hrassSs.
ga I'm IN 'front.' Of the main building.
Ro one $500 afss..hsG ~ Hall and REcEPTgoR
a 49, 80 III nsissgneu are unsurpassed by aF1T
- splendld Baud of Music is engaged T.
me BOWLING SALOONS are of "a
peSL, ana IN large, airy BufIdingS ~ = = -
GENTLEMENS' SALOONS viii ~ ~ a.
Plied with all the delicacies of the seas@
w, VIII IN the finest of Wines, Liquors. and%@r
Swings and other species of an,psan...u,.
~ abundance, for the wants OF famjn.sTs
old and young.
I'm Inc ,o Ground embraces is acres, Governs
r ,.i ,oray varieties of Forest Trees, rrseS+s
''ns grand Bower of Forest FoISewV
Ia al Its rural loneliness. The Co.
ts1uiiRg can De had within five minrrvs
. gdA b 1ro ra, Ihe Springs Within one hounw
ny IN the world. The Springs ire II, -
ne, nedii Ras, connection with tbe-Ohio RSrasF
Ia nal 70 any part of the United SfafsnT
~ q ~ i.ni1 HVe minutes drive of thc(gNm ;
iIirtv ~ o yrne Gontalninga populasson a&
The SPRINGS are now open for RoszM-
~ ana VISITORS, and will not close wzTST
1ishing Rural Home for the seasou .ss.al
W III" one 10 surpass the CRESCENw
,,o,,,o ..r,l5a Hit d. Och LKUGH
10y 70 Propriet0ss
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L
LOUISVILLE. May 2s.-Riyye,,rs. : rtstns fost !,
9I feet of water in canal. -. - last
CiSCINNATI, May 28.-River has rise, .
tne enamel Weather clearing ,inevar IA
d deavy ram last night. Thermometer Il
The river last night was rising with al,
nose unprecedented rapidfty, and by to-
oay Will be up to the upper edge of the
pavement laid down last year TIE !, =
rivals and departures last evening ~,
the Tahlequah, Cincinnati to Arkansas
River; LORNA, Cincinnati to st. I,on,s.
Maynower, to Cairo; Sam Orr, to Eastport
and Richmond, Louisville for New Or
ieans..-... The Mayhower and sam. Orr mad
very Iair trips out...-.---The Rose Hite did
not arrive yesterday, as announced
sne mas been laid up to AZ
up Tor the Iow-water campafpn Id
zine Richmond arrived about 3 o,cloelr
last night pretty light. She took on con-
siderable freight last night and win taea
more This morning--She left the unoutbs oYs
salt River yesterday morning having
been compelled to lie to on account of the
storm of Monday night. She Will Ieave.at
III O'Clock to-day, and offers UNSURPASSED |
Inducements to shippers and travellers /
Her passenger accommodations are nm
eqoaieo' per state-rooms being the most /
sp''cfoas IN the world, and furnished IN
'n ihos1 luxurious - style Her /
speed is all that could be desired hv a.
most capricfous. Capt. j. S. Neal .rob,, .
voolfolk and Robert P. Lodge are ber
chief executive officers, and are an 60 -
ing and pleasant gentlemen, who @consnIt
Inc pleasure and comfort of their mass n
gers. Her tables are spread with princelv
hon1ncence. She is low pressure. and an
rely exempt from aIdanger of explosion. l.
we commend her to shippers and travellers.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l sa CINCINNATI. Mavos
FLOUR-Unchanged =,
WHEAT-Unchanged and dull.
CokN-Firm at SSd90c for No. l. in sele-
OATs-Irregular; sales of No. at 7661 TIE
out the bulk of The stock is held at soc.
RYE-Firm at 81 rs. = 1900.
p CoTToN-Steady at 24c for mid1Iino
WHISKY-DuiI and prices nominal
sPROYISIoNS-Unchaug ed and dnII. Go GO
of lard at 121zc $500 ' SsioS
BUTTER-Closes dull and prfces tlouar.
fresh. 150tlSc. %
EGGS-Advanced to l7c
No change in groceries,
GoLD-136L5, buying
MONEY-Market light
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St. Louis Markets

By Telegraph ST.. LoU1s. Nav %
CoTToN-Quiet at 23c. = = q
FLouR-E xtra, extremely dull and nm
SssI.ied, and prices steadily giving way !:
super and low extras almost unsalah1e
.W",HaEAT-DuH at 81 IS for choice: closed
81 s y oo(gZ ~ for prime Fall; and 81 75a2 90
Constructive at 81 DIAL 10.
0ATs-Slow at 90@9415c
out sacks. $500 w. ~ WILL
90 r-R1ovIsIoNs-Quiet; mess pork, $50 son
~ 20; bacon-clear sides, l2szaI3c. S
WHIsKY-Very dun at 81 o. free.
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Tie EVANSVILLE DAILY EsDAY MAY 91af
European Markets.

BY -Cable.fT Ell LONDON, May 2s-Noor,.
CoNsoLs-s316; Erie. 3ss4; U. s. Bonds
7212; Illinois Central, 764. st
LIVERPOOL, May 2S-Noen.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged. 49,,
BREApsTUFFs-Firmer Corn 4os q = =
LARD-Dull at SOS. 4.&E-S
Other markets unchanged. GOO
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Louisville Market.

! by Telegraph.1 . III LoUIsvILLE. Nav e..
Il !. IoBA Geo Sales of 243 hhds leaf and lpgS
at y 5095 90; selected S2l IS -7s
&TLoUR-Superfine at SO 25@I0 So
WHEAF-DuIl at SO 60 for RED. - = ~
j. CoRN-At 81 00@I 05, delivered: in ear
OATS-In bulk SIc.s 1859 ST. -Ftf
~CoFFEE--Rio at 2315a261sc .ssi4i5 Beer .>.f,
SorroN-Low naiddiing al 22s<m2ac
MESS PORK-At S22 25 ASs-Toe'sss5 -
,oI b5acoN-Shoolders at 914c; clear sides al
I1vA1RED-Tierces I21zc.L 40 HTafsgE 4
w HISKY-Raw free 50 90
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
New York Market.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph New YORK. Nav d
; :. CorToN-Firm; sales 1890 bales upland
FLoUR-Du1I and heavy. and 15oaa5c low
er; superfine State and Western SIOaIi
e ea sn. western u! 6O@!3; choice SI3 zoo
brands sl4 to SIS. and closed dull and de
aall, and 2sgsoc lower; sales 400 bbis. al a.
MHIsKY-Quiet at 35c in bond
WHEAT-Very dull, ana nominaIly 2a3c
lover y. sales 400 bushels Green Bay Spring,
Receipts ~ 800 bushels ~ w.
RYE-Quiet; sales 2,7O0 bushels Western
BARLEY-In moderate request: sales 9 OO0
bushels Western at 81 L..
MALr-Sales 6.0Oo bushels on private
PEAs-Sales $1,000 bushels Canada In
| bond, at 81 %. sssf
at u 25gI 30 for new Westea q. 81 asn IA
mixed western, aoaa; ef g g f0 FOR da 1la
ern yellow: 81 32g1 80 for old and new
mixed mixed, Western, afioat. Receipts IA, S76
OATs-A shade firmer Sales of $4,000
a Snshsis; Western s7@Ssc; Pennsylvania
CoFFEE-Unchanged with small sales
Oh Rlo at l314c, gold, in bond.
REC SoGiAA ls ,as Cuba l0s4@ll14c; Porto
MoLAssEs- Mnscovado 5sc. -e
PETRoLEUM-Quiet.
HOPS-(1uiet.
PoRK-Ftrmer and quiet, sales of
o,'o ~, Darrels new mess So 20, and closing
at 20 IA reg uIar old so 90; prime sI9 Oo:
BEEF,Firm. Sales of 34D bbls,T and un-
changed. Tferce beef quiet AT S,Ss oola
~ 5o. Beef hams quiet, with sales OF u, /
bbls at Sal 50g42 80. %
,BAcoN-Inactive. sales of 100 boxes MI
lL1a@l lasc for short ribbed, l2s<c for sb<ort
clear, and lv5ac for Cumberland cut, --N
CUT D EATs-Steady; sales of 1872 pack
ages; shoulders, S5l@l6J<c:Y hams & FOL-
l44c; very choice, 49,. $50 - ~ = .f--S7s
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales of 500 bar
I ,eas at l21agl31ac tor new; small lots at
BurTER-Dun and heavy; ohio. loaa5c.
State, 15(g29c- $500 80 ,---",'e -
CHEESE-DuH at StaI7c. =. -
fREIGHTs-To Liverpool, dull ~f4I1
LAEEST-5 p. M5Bf ftF 5
FLoUR-Closed dull and heavy al $la non
2 w, and lower, with only limited de-
nand. rth s'lft - ~ -,1S- /,
WHEAT-Duller and miIlers boIdino
Jack with a view to material decline isS
lour. No. Spring " 45@2 IS; No. 81 75aa {
White 50 25@3 IS. - III - W sses' 81
KYE-Duli and heavy; Western 81 RIA I
BARLEY-Quiet; Western 81 l0faI u af'a
CORN-Dull and rather easier new m ;xad /
v estein at 81 24@sI n; old mixed al :alrs r
81 In store, and 81 33@l "a delivered. d
. Pookk-Nery quiet; mess s23 20 bid, cash. Z
q = 70 asked; s2s IS bid, regular; ,s2s 81
BEEF-Firm and in fair demand a'.t.i.t a
,iBAcoN-Quiet and steady; Cumberland :
't2c; short clear 125<c. - IL
GUT MEATs-Qufei aud unchanged. "
LARD--Dull and heavy; 49, I35Sc fair to [ m
me steam; 131xc for kettle rendered. .
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Brick House for Sale at Auctio

Brick House for Sale at Auction
MAY 10Th, 1867.
THE COMMON COUNCIL. OF THE
- ely or Evansvill Will sell at d bile
gay OF June next, upon the premises, a
brlck house, recently purchased of r. Mil
Ter. situate on Lot No. 8, Block No. 49, La
inasco; the building to be removed ON or
before the first day of August next
1erms made known on day of sale. ! ) /
By order of the Council
A. M. MCGRIFF Clerk
mays Union cOpy1
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New York Dry Goods Market.

by ieiesraph-I NEW YORK, May %.
DRY Goops- Quiet, yet prices are without
nff ~ enange. Cotton goods, slightly
a and 4 ork and Everett checks and solids
natein re Isl piaids are down to SIG:
s,gIaS aIe Ieauced to 1Sc for unseasona6Is
current rates before the war. Other a as
script1ons OF goods unchanged. Standard
brown sneetlngs steady at I6IZAiSc.
prints, 9gl 9c; popular makes, lob S1sss and
retail, 25c- 'oos Noo' ana
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500

m and more Or n Of the most popular
the lowest and one unisor M
priceip and the most complete
STOCK of Millinery that can he
round anywhere, eft er ready
MADE or made to order at short
noLice py the most skillful milIi-
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and
pressed All of which will be sold
AT Schapker, Bussing d Co.'s mann j
moth and popular store, at whole
SAFE or retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season of 4 80 r.
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Memphis Market.

u.
By Telegraph MEMPHIS Nav 90
no exports. ~ " os'Aess
= CoRN-Steady at 81 I5@1 is.
OATS-9099Ic.
HAY-$25@2S.
: Others unchanged.
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esJIg nlU - ri
1000

different varieties of Embroiderv
AND White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods. that
cam ot be excelled In the Vest
S Sop eeisi Ia every popular style,
from Vi % Calico Dress TO silk Pat
terms worth 800 90; and an endless
variety of .Shawls, Silk and Lace {
Mantiiias, and "Druecksel-tueg.0
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FOR RENT.

OR KENT-A store-room ON sMzan
2 street. between Fourth and Filth an
good condition. Apply at ]. S. Ricixer's
'snoo SURE. mayl7 tt
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New York Money and Stock Market

-ByTeIegraph.I New York. Nav . !.
,o,. G e tx; Sterling - Exchange, szs
&c; new, 8gs1s; 1O-4Os, 9s3s@SSs6: Confn1oposS
s91a@995s; 7-30s, LIST series 81; others So ons
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SITUATED ONE MILE Epo~~
SCHKs Of Evansvilfe,a and Ione ansn-Tess
IEom%Dhe Ohio River, -on PTeeon -
Indiana. The Waters are ee'" NrO7h