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LAND SALE /!

II AM authorized to sell the following described
Il lands situate in Liberty township, jackson Cd
Ohio. on the Chilllcothe way, known as the ".
NJ. Bolles land, to-wit:
East half of N. W. quarter and N. w. quarterbf
section 0, township Z, range Is also, east half of
south east quarter, and south west quarter Of
north west quarter-north east quarter Of south
west quarter and north west quarter of south west
quarter of section !, township T. range 10.
The above lands will be sold together or 10 lots
to suit purchasers, and on very favorable terms.
JOHN L. LONG.
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BLACKSMITHING.

T WOULD sayiofny old customers that l still
Il continue the
BLACRSliI7.HING BUSINESS,
AT MY OLD STAND ON PORTSMOUTH ST,
SOUTH or THE GIBSON HOUSE,
where will still be happy 20 accommodate my
old customers, and all others who may favor me
with a cali. Having secured the services Of
In the county, and having shoes and nails always
on hand will Be able to do this kind Of work on
short notice. Particular attention will be paid to
this branch Of the business am also prepared
10 do other work In good style. TURNING AND
metals, done to order Also, DRESSING OF
ANVIIIS done, making them as good as when new.
The above work viii be dene as low as any,
Shop town, cGa aad Sc. ~, -, 49,, 5
Exos PALMEA. Lsept. Is, 6e-lf1
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Upside Down.

An anecdote of Rossina is circulated
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piled the author of "Guillaume Tell,'
~ tried it the other way, but that
wouldn't do"
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Lord William Lenuox mentions a
joke attributed TO a wit of the day when
he was asked, OH the failure Of Sir John
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TRAINS GOING sOUTH.
-sE1TIoNs. Ian.Fs.la1 gRAIs. ACCOM- TRls.

Stations marked thus ere fag stations, and
tralns VIII stop only when slgnaled 20 do 90. / ~
tlA0d IN 0RLAND SMITH w 1aiI6s
Dec. 27, lse6.-k ~ s d GT
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TO 10Y life, you should be little
miserable occasi onally. Trouble, like
cayenne, Is not very agreeable in itself,
but It gives great zeat to other things,
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Young ducks feel tender under the
wings and the web ofthe foot is transpar-
ent The best Arethick and hard on the
breast. ae ,3 T1aaaa'hs g
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
GENERAL NETS.

New-Jersey has abolished corporal punishment in
public schools.
Gold mining in abOut 10 he commenced at BlufftOn
and Huntington Ind. AT the latter place quartz mill Is
being erected at q cost OF $4,000.
The projected railroad from Portland to New-York
10 already chartered. IL will run for distance par
allel the Boston and Maine Railroad and Will fake
considerable trade from that road, and send 1t to New
York. 1850. u. ..... .. -.Ir &C.,
The reported silver mines in Jackson County, West
Virginia. still attracting attention The Point Pleasant
Register says that the mines humbug. Capitalists
are busy In endeavorng to buy lands where there In
dications OF the precious metal
gentlemen Just arrived from the North Platte in
forms The Omaha Republican Of the 9th inst that he
one OF the five passengers who had brush with the In
Aians at Moores Fort The Indians pursued them, killed
one passenger instantly, and wounded son Of Gen.
Davis. DIR. Latham Of Fort sedgwick pronounced tho
wound fatal The passengers then got ont of the coach
and firing rapidly and with such good am that two In
dians killed at the FIRST voley. Others were
yerely wounded. Gov. Steele and another passenger
70 Denver per OK ran but the other passenger
returned 70 Omaha and arrived here this morning.
o A Nashville paper tells the story of Tennessee
negro who found large amount of gold some IL months
since, which he converted into geenbacks, expended
portion In learning to read and write obtained some
knowledge Of the French language, and finally went TO
PARIS where he opened American Bar" advertising
in the newspapers that he will furnish mixed drinks In.
Guiding Bourbon and Robertson County cocktails mn
tuleps &c, the Kentucky and Tennessee PLAN o re-
fers by leave to Geo. NJ Sanders, Mr. Wgall OF Texas
the Hon John Slidell the Hon j. L. Benjamin. Col Hiram
Fuller. and Richard II. Talbot.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

D The announcement that the Union Pacific Rail,o,a
is open to Julesburg, distance OF SIC miles ffom
Omaha and that 900 pounds Of freight awaitn.
transportation to that point gives idea Of the inn
pOrance and substantial value OF this great nationa,
work. In few weeks the track continues IN ~
laid at the of two miles day t under contract h.
In septemberthis Road will be the longest in tbi:
country, II not in the world operated by single comma
ny It's net earnings upon its business alone exceed
the most sapguine expectations OF its projectors and
have already been sufficient In single month nav TIA
gold Interest upon its b0nds than four times over
We Why tho success OF this great ensr
prise may not be considered assured The captaisi.
who have invested 100000 OF their money in Ira
stock the part OF the Road already DONE are amny
able to continue their investments required and M
Government aid is equal TO Onehaf the cost Of the enrs
work. Gen. Sherman says IL Is so Indispensable 10 TIA
country that the Government could well AFFORD
to bear all the expense. If necessary, and maks
money by the operation; and the lands and the
Company's own First Mortgage Bonds furnish the re-
mander OF the necessary means. These bonds bearing
six cent interest payable in coin. now offered q
90 cents on the dollar which at the present rate W
premium gold is equal to per cent TO the in
vcser and is Is per cent cheaper than Government g.
currtes The daily subscriptions already larsa
and that many holders OF Governments are takinc
advantage of the present high rates to sell ou}
and convert into Union Pacific Bonds Subscriptions are
received in New York by the Continental National Bank
No Nassaust Clark, Dodge Co.. bankers No. 81 Wall.
st., John J. Cisco Son. bankers, No % Was aud by
banks and bankers generally throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
THE MARKETS.


..r SATURDAY, June %, 1867.
AsHES-Pots continue steady with moderate demand
at So rs; Pearls are scarce and nominal at si3 T5
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Bricks are firm, and in fair
demand but all other articles coming under this heading
have met with only limited demand, and prices tend
downward We quote as follows Bricks from yardv
at 50 1901 fer Common Hard $lsaAs 50 isr
Croton, and s5oas55 Tor Philadelphia Front Ce-
ment at u 50 for Rosendae; Lime at y Is for Com
mon, and 81 IS for Lump; Laths, s3 IS for Eastern;
Lumber at slsss22 for Eastern Spruce; Hair at SO
3ic. for Rio Grande Mixed 3l932c. for Buenos Ayres
Mixed and l0allc for Unwashed Western Hog; Plaster
OF Paris at - v tun for Blue Nova Scotia, $40 tan
for White do 81 40 bbl for Cleaned Eastern, and a
y bbl for Knickerbocker and Empire Mills. ,
BEESWAX-The market Is better and fairly active;
sales OF Yellow Western and Southern at 42d43c.
COTrON-There has been trfhe more doing but aside
frO this the market presents features worthy Of
notice. sales OF 100 bales at about 26tc for Mddng Up
lands to 2ic for do ewOreans Some holders ask 10.
above figures.
COFFEE-Brazl Coffee Of prime quality Is scarce,
and prices rather tend upward but the common qualities
are plenty and favor the buyer sales OF 500 bags Rio at
19c do at 13e gold In Lond, both per steamer
America. Other kinds are quiet.
CANDLES without changer the demand Is mod.
crate quote at 1sa2lc for Adamantne, SSa.oc for
Sperm, and 4sD5Oc. for Patent. F
DRUGS AND DYES-All articles coming under this
heading have ruled steady and we note fair jobbng
dam nuOfp.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
Lahs City upwaed Of ssOoOOo or an arergqe Of u,or.

than t3s, ,6Oo per niiIe ""
States and are paid in Dod IL il estimated thai ~
mountain section, when completed. be operated ~
per cent of the gross earnings The net earnne.
the present time three times he amount of is an,l,i
interest Liabilities "'
v. The Company IL organized under the laws of c.u
fOrnia where specie payment has not been suspendas
and wherein special legislation authorizes and epfos
under the provisions OF mortgage executed and a ~
corded under these laws and its promise to pay st,y
and principal IN gold is Therefore, legally Jindig1
The bonds now offered are upon the most valuable il
of the whole line, the section Included In the State y,
California, and from the foregoing cOnsdcrations s
entitled TO take precedence among the class se NV
ties in the market They cost o5 per cent and accrs
interest from January 4, in currency The intrc.s y
payable on the LIST OF July and January in gold In ~
City of NewYor. At the present price OF gold thew ns
about 81 per cent per annlin aud afford an etirry "
and reliable investment .-f .r. =. -"
For particulars Apply to FISK & HATCH
Bankers and Dealers in Government Secures
No. 5Nassau-st NeW.York
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

BY the returns just issued of the earnings of the
Richmond and Danvlie Railroad for the month OF
May last an increase Of sS4S7 is exhibited over the
receipts of the preceding month of April: and,
much more remarkable, an increase of $4,000 over
the month Of May 1s60 the year before the Rebellion
The Cincinnati Commercial, june 10, gives the fol-
lowing tabular estimate of the stock of cotton in
America at the close of the cotton week, June IA,
1861 made up by one of our city factors from Off
cinl
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24


Government Bonds were steady with moderate
business in the 52Os Of 1862 and in 73O notes. State
and Railway Bonds were steady Miscellaneous
shares were steady; on Quicksilver and Western
Union which was in request AZ 42.Gi3 Pacific Mail
was strong at 1921 Atlantic shade lower. The
excitement in Express stocks continues very great.
and all the old companies made sharp advance
Adams sold nj 75 an advance of per cent from the
transaction of yesterday Merchants Union sold at O.
and closed at Gale. motion was made mt Auburn to
place this Company in the hands of a receiver to-day
The Railway share list opened firm at mn advance
from Yesterdays closing prices. and with slight re-
actions the market was strong and active. New
York Central, Michigan Southern. Toledo and Wa
bash. Rock Island. and the Northwestern shares
were all largely dealt n Eric sold up to COL! closing
COL, and at the close the market was firm. The in
creasing ease in money is giving spectators more
confidence and it is anticipated that the quarterly
statement Of the banks to be made up on Saturday
will be done without any disturbance to the money
market The market closed steady: the following
are the closing prices: New-York Central. lG2i9lCsi;
Erie, GOldG0!; Reading, 10It91O7li Michigan
Southern. 7la7li; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7s,@
ISL: Rock Island 00,69O9 Northwestern, S5l0SSi;
North Western Preferred, 59la 59! Fort Wayne, 9si
a9si.
Money was very easy a per cent on miscellaneous,
and per cent on Government security. The ofer-
ings of commercial paper continues limited at Oi@7i
per cent for irst-class names. -
In Sterling Exchange there was nothing doing;
the nominal quotations are as folows Bills at W
days on London 1O9.0lO9! for commercial; 1920
10, for bankers; do. at short sight. lOos@lOOi;
Paris at GO days. 517ia512l do at short sight al2f
0b1O; Antwerp 5.17ia5.12i; Swiss, 6.i7i@612t;
Hamburg 36i636 7-l6; Amsterdam. 40. Frank
fort, 4Oi94li; Bremen. 7si079; Prussan thaiers'
72072a. .
Freights are firm. The engagements to Liverpool
are so tcs Lard ut 15s, and per steamer 800 bbs.
Flour at 3s To London 100 hhds Tobacco at 27s I'd.
09Os. To Bremen. 100 casks Tobacco ut S.. ves-
eel with Oil Cake to Bristol at S0s.
The transactions ut the Sub-Ireasury were he-
ceipts for Customs t23s oOfor Gold Notes. s3S9Ooo
total receipts, g. O53 796 79 total payments $2S'
935 CO. balance, &lS2 129,7 ,745 Is. -.
The bank statement will probably show decrease
In loans and specie Of quarter of million, do
crease In deposits of about one Million and gam IN
Legal Tender notes of five millions.
The quarterly dividend of 2l per cent on the Fort
WAYNE Road has been announced for the 10Th OF
July Transfers TO close on the 29th inst.
The coupons of the Central Pacific Railroad first
mortgage bonds duo July J. will DO paid at the bank
ing house Of Fisk aud Hatch, No. Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
GIllST BOARD.

SATURDAY. June PIP. N.
Gold has been steady at iS7ialasi. The clearings
at the Gold Exchange Bank were s7.4SOoO. and bal
anoe ti, ,9oi.so.
The exports Of specie from this port during the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

FLOUR AND MEAI-There has been more activity n
the market Western and State Flour to-day the de-
mand being quite general Tho supply Of Fresh-Ground
on the market is limited and prices are from 5d5c bb
Old Flour is wha irregular but more sale.
81 GOaS7 IS for Superfne State; $9ds Is for Extra do;
S9a $40 40 the low grades Of Western Extra sl la
Is for good to choice Spring Wheat Extras; s01 fot
Shipping Ohio; 81 1882 90 for Trade do and sl2 seN
20 for Single Double and Triple Extra 81. Louis Cali.
lfornia Flour active and better; sales OF iN
bbs aud bags at Sl 75dsl3 2j the latter for eosee
Canadian Flour quiet but seader az $40 50ds Is for
good Extras aud sedsl4 for Trade and Family
Extras. Southern Flour Is in moderate demand and
steady the offerings not argc the sales are $50 Dbs
nj 3dSo for TO good Extra Baltimore aud
$40 s5aSl5 rs for Trade and Family Brands. kye
Flour is seader. but not activej sales OF 800 DINA
at S6ds3 30 Corn Meal is frm but quiet; sales OF s9
bb. o sj s5as5 90 for Jersey and Sc 2j for Fairfax
4
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
The following are the quotations for the city bank

The total imports at NewYork for the week COM
pare as follows: f-fr
Week sndtng June 81. June H. June Mar 3
Dry Goods. tl0349So &925695 81 0l04l4 81
General Mdse 4,S3l23 407o.1i4 325,27l 47ls,l48
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
FROM SEPT. !. 1886, TO DATE

LII D
200 otis Georges at So 25dS Mackere dun and
unchanged nj so for No Mass Shore sl0a$is " Tor
do. Halifax, and $40 for do. Bay.
FIRE CRACKERS are III moderate demand anu jim
sales have been made at s. IS for No and rs Tor xtIs
CRAIN-The Wheat market Is more active, ana lvs
lSc higher the demand is chiefly for Milling tne hsns
arrivals and material advance IN Flour sumnallng 'no
inaniry: the sales are 1900 bush No. 2Chieago at aE
T50J bush Rejected Sprng at si75 2CoO BUSH 40; 20
Milwaukee Mt - 2idS2 ls-now held higher ana Ssss
bush White California az 81 e04S2 10 We cnpth iooS
ing from the circular of MesSrs Geo. j. Jones * 70 VI
Milwaukee,: "Pnees have within the past m0hm ~ rt. ~
fnlv one Dollar and Fre Cents per bushe ana sln tnc
here seems TO be that lower figures Will YET oe reaene
before there il any Improvement There nas pesn pa.s
rather more lively contest than usual carried ls rs
between those operating for rise, ana inc pears hv
former have added considerably 10 Their stock ann "
holding The bulk OF the quantity In store thele vas AZ o
tim nrospect of their being able 10 corner those VINO
had sold short the receipts having fallen on ana ,ne
supply in the elevators being somewhat reuces W & m
men.s but the very heavy aud depressing auNcts to
other markets coupled with the moderate fueTs % ,na
abroad made this Impossible and the bears nave had tho
advantage in every instance, ana are sun lelsint liant
1900 bushels per day The shipments pave oeea sea
six cargoes 10 Oswego, three TO BuHai8 ,S s
one TO Kingston BY rail none has been lppsa sappsua
THE crop prospects continue very lfomisns..
RYE lower and quite dull; sales OF 1880 bus wesd
Isl a. Oats are better aud more active; the dea -
in part speculative sales Of 1900 bush at psr
Western; SHE for Canadian and se0s9c ioI Vio rch
ley and Barley Malt quiet prices are wi'hout ,ss
change Corn is again better and is qLe @ ac.,, LING
monster arrivals and favorable news from Euopc so
sellers the advantage; sales OF 5000 busn ~ I; Ws.
UBsound 81 O6dS 90 for Kiln Dried; ~ "a ior Mn.e ~ "A
ern in stOre 81 Os for Straw Coored souiheI s ., nj,
aSl 10 for New Mixed Western, closing at N lvas 'F
l..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

cial sources:
At Sew-orleans 69l73
galveston and other Texan Ports l627s
Mobile 274
Apalachicola SiI
sayannah ,so1 10.
charleston aSsS
New-lork ~'l'S
Total. 2os2cO
At the Border state shipping p0Tts, e~eras,ng 50
Louis, Cairo, Evansville, New-Aibany' CINCINNATI go
At TIN The interior intSor Cotton markets embracing Louis
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery Macon,
Columbus, Augusta, $500
In the hands OF planters. 5000
Total supply 2So,,lo
On shipboard for foreign ports, not cleared 5000 o
Available for consumption aud export prevousto
the receipts from the new crop, say first week IN
To which may be added the city crop Of Newor-
leans, consisting of wrecked and damaged Cotton, o
pcknRs, i'y'-S
The Western journals arc beginning to discuss the
possible abolition or at least probable reduction of
the rate of interest allowed deposits by the New
York banks, and Chicago journal says:
The action OF the National Park Bank OF New York in
reducing the rate OF interest daily balances TO three
siderable talk In financial circles here and in some quar-
r he cne S % G e
rate to that TO be paid by the National Park Many OF the
tower Of strength In the financial world for past
twenty years refuse TO pay interest on deposits and
our large institutions could agree do kewseand
know Of instance where such Is unhesitangy advo-
catedour city would witness end 10 system that is
opposed 10 all sound principles of banking.
The following the comparative earnings of the
Michigan Central Railroad for the second week in
June: ,.
1867 so7,lsc 1866. ......,7aS7c Decrease 1880
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY en-
Joys all the privileges advantages and subsidies con-
ferred of Congress the several conpa
nes authorized TO construct with the aid and supervision
the United States Government, the GREAT NATIONAL
LINE TO the Pnchc and Its eastern branches 10
possesses, also, several prominent, exclusive local ad
vantages peculiar to the western end OF the route
l. The chief engineering difficulty in Its line has been
overcome The road Is regularly and profaby worked
nearly the summit Of the Sierra Nevada range, and In
weeks the whole mountain TRANSIT will be complete
affer whch the scork OF construction oicurd SAT- LAKE
DIV tciI be easy, inexpensive and rapid
H. IL has Immense local trade between the naviga-
Bile waters the Pacific ut Sacramento and the richest
portions Of California Nevada, and Idaho which Is sur
hcient make IL Of he bet paying raihoads ~ Me
,sorid Independently Of e rast through hafc which IL
tions The Central Pacific can hare no pardt conpetI
Francisco and there Ia probability Of second road
across the Sierra Nevadas.
III Tho Central Pacific Company has received from
credit money, aud valuable property worth moro than
81 600 In gold; and 10 will receive from the United
States upon tho Ia miles between Sacramento aud Salt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

HIDEs-There has been an active trade ~. "a az am, and
since our LAST early the week holders were as cert
toward the close obtained an advance Of about ntd
per all descriptions the small stock ;Ss ana cause
receipts both present and prospective oens AIM Upper
fhe and the market closes u.
Leather stock has been active demand AZ n N fair
prices Wet saled Hides OF all kinds nave pisi nrm,
demand at full prices Calcutta stock mas include
cows being IN good demand The sales totE ws,amoOs,
1900 Montevideo at 20ic gold, and Dy nrv Hides
Bnenos xyres, p s22e; Monieyideo aoe Rio ''ts Porto
20e. Oriisoco Isalstc California smI .Iso IA, siIc;
Matamoros I7baisc San Juan apd Central s Tache
l7Ac; Maraca6o, l6Gl6c; Bogota, lIdT, S,bsSena 80
isic. Cnracos dry salted isal.c.; st;;,.e ~; Sod
aud Portau- Piatt, iS0lte. IeSas, ,iaranSam Iss
iIc Pernambueo, Isa I4c Tsnpico and MaiamoS west
iltc. Bahia, i2ai3c Chll, ltgiSc anas Ayres Ys
iiaiac' Rio iSYande, IaI2c. California .h,aSshier
Para II ellie. gold; Western. i2ai3c; Cy
DO. iaSlsc., currency Upper Leather stocx 80
AYrss aud Rio 0rando Kip, ~ 2e23cgold; sietfS Ss'A
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

Total.......s5,se61i2 1i2 A.995sO9 A,225es5 s5.96o75
The New York imports of foreign dry goods com
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
FIRST BOARD.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

Augusta and Savannah. 81
Georgia Centrsl, IS y share
Mich. Central, IS y share.