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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-20
Geuti0e 3eitl6riften
fIr 1861

Ieuti6e 3eitl6rtften
fmr 1861
Die tuuffrtrie Welt
6amilteubldtter sur untertaltune unb Belebrune.
$ses1ts - set "a AZ +, ;, mt. fSs pfa a1 s!aat @ aSs g. 90
9apter.
Der Bo,ar.
Berltner %tuuartrte Damen- 3ettune unb @tpbea. Spurnal
S6brlt& So Wun,mern, MUIR $5.25 Yapitr.
Die QeipAtQer @artenlaube.
Ssaagrities 5amtlten : slatt. sssslt& 12 5sfts, nnr
Dte .;%|ippenmelt.
suuItrtrte 2ettuna fir Tpttette uub Sdnbarbett. SdHr.
lid rs @um,mern uue 70 8etlseen, nur s.. 25 Yapter.
sts gt;ns; mssenste. c sss s !! = =. 2s pa'tts.
Dmntbus [5ambure] per Sabr SO. 90.
Weber eano nno vteer, per Sabr $500.
SauRriries 5amilien. Sournal $t.G0.
Sud tur Aue. per Sabr $2.o0.
gS gie Tor ss$ 81. ~, g{! s3sst s; g so% sosr s4'40.
sa 1sss.''' q ivs''f'' sss e%sst!setsa s1tii per Sasr
aetp,taer SuuRrtrte 3eitune, per Sabr $12.75.
prpbezN ummern uno pretS @er3et@nt1e
lisfcrn mir oratt8.
Obiee unS d%terbaupt ale bier cber tn Guropa erf&et'
xenben 3eiti6rtften tGnnen burd) uns tn btsberteer
hag- Mnfraeen ron a~uberbalb fnosn ~iufurttse Grlebt-
81. II. 81. 8ur9betm.
Dfuti&c Outstanding nne @eneral-3ettuaes @eeatur,
ass TO '"' e s;nein*oti. Ohio.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-20

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-20

Srieffafaeu.
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ta9ittn Drummer. Sam gu ipGt fir hie)e.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-20

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-09

.gN new York Market.

BY Telegraph.l ~,- NEy YORK. Feb. s.
CoTToN--Dail. heavyland lower; sales OF
1000 bales of uplands at 32k933c. - 0eEtff-
r FLOUR-Dull and a shade lower; receipts
900 barrels; sales of $500 barrels Of super
line. state and Western atS9 20G10r l0; ex-
ira Western $40 49gn 5O;s choice Sll 55@l
shipping, and Sl2 05f5l IL 40 f1r trade brands;
closing dun and dropping. ueq $500 4a
WHIsKY-Qulet;e sales o. 100 barrels of
Western in bond at SOC. ~ f,gf 81
WHEAT--DuIl and dropping: sales off, 600
bushels of No. B Milwaukee, at -, 10; No.
choice, s. 40; Winter red Canada, 81 50;
white Canada, S393 20; white Michigan at
BARLEY unchanged; sales of I6. 800 bush
els of Western at 85c; Canada East, free
81, and anatia West choice free, u "a.
BARLEY MALT-Dul. -rr.-5re
CoRN-More active and unchanged; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels: sales 1900 bushels of
mixed western in store at 8. 3d.
OATS-In moderate demand; receipts L.
100 o bushels; sales OF 1900 bushels Western
PEAsNsales Of 1000 bushels Canada in
bond at 81 %. #8rT
GROCERIES-Dull. IA t4f
HOPS-Steady. s4Hd q
PETRoLEUM-Qniet; crude 1916: refined
in bond 27@30c. 8 u1tE
PoRK-Heavy and lower: sales 8, $50 bbls.
New mess SO 6292l II, and dosing at $40 81
for W eStern; regular old mess at $40 75@
10 81, closing at the latt r; prime $40 759
IL o.: prime mess SO O0Cg20 co.. also Sl2 50
and March. H8NH lsffl.f4tf =1au 1r5
BEEF-Steady; sales 700 barrels at pre-
vinas prices. f safBgT
BEEF HAMs-Firm; sales l25 barrels, at
S32 50036 90.
CUT Meats Firm; sales 20 packages;
shoulders S1aG919c hams l0AMl3ce
DRESSED Hogs = Heavy; 91s991ac for
Western. and i0@l0l4c for CITY, ,,yg
BAcoN.-Quiet ana heavys sales $50 boxes;
Cumberland cut l0l49l05sc; short ribbed
l149lIl2c; long ribbed i05ac; short clear
Pc. ~
NTTERCE BEEF u Unehan sed; sales 40
tierees, at 81 500e3l o. for prime mess, and
So 5Ctd}5 Oh for India mess. GNA NAhtk5 IS
LARD-Steady; sales $50 bbls., at ll14@
Tor old, and l255s9l355se for new. a.
BUTTER-UEl. Is osse0at5 4at $50 SIS $50 $3.50
CHEEsE-Quiet.
MoNEY- Easy, at 5a7 per cent, chiefly at
sat per cent.
TERLING-DulI, at 81 4aS]&c. 8Aeisl
GOLD Without decided change; open
ing at 1919, and closing at 1873. l$H
GoyERNMENT STocKs-Qtiet. and with
out materlalchange.s = Ms t4 NJ
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Feb. 8.
CoTToN-Middling held at 2915@3Uc., with
MoNEY--Market unchanged, with rather;
more demand.
ExGHANGE-F irmer, and the supply is
rather less than the demand.
FLOUR-Very firm. and at the close
higher grades were held at an advance of
l09l5c. Winter Superfine, So 359 10 45;
trade brands, Sll 50@l3 so; Fancy, Si4 cog
WHEAT-Firm and demand good at 81 40
for No. Spring.
CoRN-In active demand from the South,
and prices higher; ear, 5795Sc; shellcd, Is
GBic; in ele eators and sacks, 78979c. THIS
demand Is from the South altogether.
OATS--Firm; No 5l@52c in elevator, and
6lG6zc in sacks. fe
prices are 5@7c higher; closing at 81 25(9l 26.
BARLEY cry dull and prices bominal.
TIE best FAN is offered at 81 81 and Spring
at VI 20.
WHISKY to 26c, but only In
small sales erected at this rate
PRovIsIoNs-The feeling on The part of
holders of provisions is firmer, but the de-
mand was not large, but there is general
confidence on tie pa OF packers and
purchases could not be made to any ex-
tent at our quotations, and it may be
added Lhat Ss1es of any magnitude could
not be made At them. There is a general
order atthe South for bacon. but very
lille forpfrk country mess pork sold at
SO w, and city at so 80; bulk meats could
have been sold at a moderate extent tor
758d9l4 i01z NC. but holders asked k4@1sc
higher therefore but little waSdone. These
rates represent shoulders, sides, and clear
sides. ,aa4Ms@ AEHfA q soN
LARD-Less firm. Prime kettle could
have been bought. at l214c; but l1c was the
best offer made ard the demand even at
this rate was light.
BACON-Was IN moderate demand at SIC;
ll@ll% and l2l9l254 for shoulders. sides
clear ribbed aud clear pack ed; sugar cured
hams, 5gl6c. 3s.HAa - tfIsi,7f slf f'iAf
BUTTER AEDCHEEsE-Steady.
EGGS -34c. 2fsFN = gtgrg.Ta'
SEED-Steady.rT
HoGs-s6 5OOa7 90. Gross receipts $50.
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FOR THE
WOMEN OF THE WAR, =

a TvrRA(TTNG THOUSANDS RY
IA its Thrilling record of the noble and
pure minded women, who followed their
husbands and SONS 10 the war.
Written IN tire glowing and Soul-stirring
language of FRANK MOORE. Selling
beyond our most sanguine expectation
TtCeive thousand copies sold the first month
of It's issue, Hundreds Of concentrations
from the Press and distinguished individu-
falls are pouring in from all parts of the
country. Agents are reporting from TEN
to TWENTY FIVE orders per day, and sar
they find many who are ready TO take the
work as soon as present ed, which is a \ EW
FEATURE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. This
work is ifs own recommendation. and sells
freely TO the best classes of society. Faith
JisL, energetic, peTsepf ring men and tO07ten
ment.
Ii an Agency is wautedss send for lcircu-
lar, giving full particulars. A dbl ss,
NATIONAL : UBLISHING co
AS West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
dec22-tiilfebl3
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landing, waiting, afors bgats g
return here and load for her
next trip......The Idaf and Anna had
big trips, The Ida was full OF Cotton,
and .was only ethiffy dayA out isoln
New Orleans ........ The Louisiana was
at Newburgh loading all day yester-.
day, and had not arrived at midnight.
but doubtless passed3 doSns in the
night ,...... The great Mississippi will
be here to-day, and find haoreJ
freight than she wants. unless she
comes empty. She is the greatest
floating palaee-now 6natke Ohio. 49,.
The Advance No, 2. Capt. Ian.
caster, mast r. leaves for Wabash
River to-day. She is new aud really
elegant boat, and Thef officers are
pleasant gentlemen......The Liberty
No. 2 will surely be up to-day tor
Louisville.....The Indiana, Wild
Wagner, and Glasgow are due to-day
from New Orleans r...Nayigation was,
entirely suspended at Louisville on
Thursday. 1--WE think the river will
be free to-day or The
dry dock was landed near the Marine
Hospital 4 a88 alS@A9tte a
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ADD,TIoNAL RIVER NEWS.


The weather suddenly turned cold
yesterday afternoon, and grew cloudy
aud clustering. At 8 O'Clock last
night it began to snow, and continued
to snow rapidly until after midnight.
The river was very full of floating ice,
some of it thick and heavy, and it is
not impossible that navigation for as
cending steamers is again practically
suspended for a DAY or two..~ The
only additional arrivals yesterday and
last night were the Ida, New Orleans
to Cincinnati, and the Anna, Cincin
natito Memphis........The Mepham
continued to load up to 10 o'clock
last,night, and took from here about
450 tons, Including 1853 sacks Of
corr 100 barrels Of pork, 135 arr els
of whisky, 30 tierces of lard, ID casks
of sides, 81 plows, shipped by R. K.
Dunkerson & Co., and 20 tons of
freight by other parties........Cox &
Humphrey and Dunkerson & Co.,
have over 1 200 tons of freight on the
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New YORK DRY GOODS Market.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.
There is a fair inquiry tor sta pie sty es of
heavy coitons at full prices; bleached mus
Inns of the least desirable makes, rather
easier; prints firm and in request; dOmeS-
tic wooleas in moderate demand, and
prices rule low; foreign goods still languish
and Irregular IN prices.
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lFOR.A RENT.
V@OR RENT-sToRE-As store on Main

TxOR RENT-sToRE-A store on Main
r.
street. in good location. Inquire of
1a9gt1 hqtnF m abf2 d3q0g
PIT. T.. GETSSLFR,
feb7 div H'''' ~ No. 81 Main street.
TyGIE Rent HGUSE-A neat little
- Dwelling House, which / win rent
cheap. tor one year. 70 a person with good
r ference ALNAH JOHNSON.
Real Esi ate a AGENT, Z bird street.
fanI5 dtf
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AAaAt NAh
IS anidt aniais AIaAJkIc 3asI ~
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x gain. a Lot so feet on First street, with
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner OF First and Main streets. Lfeb9 dim
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WAITED.

WYYANTED-SETUA As B0e1K-
w keeper or Salesman BY a Etnng1nan
who has Had considerable experience in
business, Good reference given. ADDRESS
j. H.. Box III. lfsv ausviiie, Indiana. [feb6
AGENTS WANTED
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FOR SALE Or LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
u1vIIs DEHIGnTFuL PLACE OF


HVITS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
IN resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville. adorned with alf the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid our in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation OF the public,
new and III good order. Is now offered for
sa G orrIeasson reasonable termS.&A ~
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, a q consist of n fine large hotel with
spacious and we'll ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six room, furn shed Tor cold and
hot, tub, shower, aud doaele bathsiofsthe
late I and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, With four ten-pin
alleys; dancing haH and reception roonlss
ladies' lefectory. and gentGefnens rsffeshl
ment saloons = kitchen, laundry, le9nfec-
tioneiy, bakery, ice house. flied with ice,
&C., &c. The waters are a saline. chalybe-
ate, prQnounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les,
To any person Acquainted with the bust
ness OF co ndnctin 4such an estab lfshment,
an opportunity of making a fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs Z
will hold the properly for pi iyate sale till
the first day OF Margin next. If not then
sold | wilkIeaSe it on fav0FaDtesterfnS.
f4s VIM. HEILMAN. Z
CINCINNATI Conlr11ercia copy one week,
and send bill to this office. feb6
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FOR SALE.

THOg SAEE-BO ILER.-I have for sale
u a two hued Boiler. 20 by 10, and two
2D-horse-power Engines. complete and in
go d running order. They are well adapt
ed for steamboat or "a mill and the
whole or a part of the machinery can be
bought, TO suit the purchaser.
JOHN GREEK,
febS div Evansville. Ind.
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Chicago Market.

BY TeIegraph.l CHICAGO, FED. y.
FLoUR-Steady and quieI.
Z WHEAT-Quiet, at 81 o71a for No. 2.
\ CoRN-QuIet, at T9c.
OATS Low, at 40.
RYE-Quiet, at 9J(993c. 80
DRESSED HoGS-SI 31697 so.
LIVE HOGS-Steady, at 81 25l96 80
Mess PoRK-NomInaI.
, LARD-Dull, at ll54GI 314c.
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The JOURNAL COMPANY is now
prepared to do every style Of Book
Binding in superior Hav
ing made large additions to our Bind
h93He5g gIfl5 bnG dnlTb L01 Eil
cry, and secured the services Of the
bestaof workmen, we are confident we
can offer inducements second to no
li3W .il9s1l bgiues9l4 .saGoaaib 9iu
Book -Bindery in the West ~ bit
s0IEHg ZfE9v04 d1fW hnsu Gi bues
We especially call the attention Of
h9tufoq-Q18de aytW D91I9i0 eDH
County Officers to this department OF
ROY 9T00 onW I9s T0i eHQl ~ 2gn59
the JoURNAh establishment They
1919 81 9T9HnH HiE9 T90 s9ViI a9in z
can have their orders filed promptly
onue3 son a9Ob ss us1ab 20 hf-
end at prices that will be as low as
similar work can be done at other
places. $500 ad a,i 2.
Country Merchants, whose custom
ers have periodicals which they desire
to have bound, will confer favor
upon them and upon us by forward
ing them to the JOURNAL BNDERY,
where they will receive prompt atten- !
ton and be bound in the most sui sub
stantial manner, Blank Books OF
every description, for Accounts &c.I
are made to order, on terms that mus
prove satisfactory. aoIzL9 a
Bankers Books, Court Records Il. and ID
Blanks, justices D 'un men Deeds
&C., furnished on reasonable som terms. !.
Friends viii please bear the above
facts in mind, and consult their own
rs we'll as our interest by rward;ng
their orders at once.
JOURNAL COMPANY.
uoV3I
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Extremely Low Prices.
EXCHANGE and
MA GENTLEMEN'S RESTA URAN Mt
No. 3 Firsf. Street.

TRUNTZ q MENTZER, Propriefors 2
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly on ham; and special at
tention wi 4 b given 10 the "a
Hth 4t- REST : URANT, si7e
where all the delicaeies o. the season VIII
be served in the most approved style
making 1t a pleasant resort for the Nj ar
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city
A liberal patronage lis solicited 5 ssl'l
oc23 d3ln a - ~ .-a--a.M-
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NOW is THE TIME TO SEND
In ORDERS! G9oh

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MZEoA
3s.OAETARY 4 GOMSiERCIAI..
COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

The Detroit Board OF Trade have passed
o resolution asking the repeal of the stamp
tax on time paper, and adopting the GENITAL
system. The currency question was briefly
considered, but indefinitely postponed at
last, as being too tough for solution.
The leading dry goods Jobbers OF New
York have adopted new rule as 30 credits
for the future basis of business. giving two
per cent. Off for settlements IN ten days,
and one off for thirty days. This pro
ceeding has had the effect to work, in
some departments, further depression of
prices, but the manufacturers generally
submit to the concession with cheerful
ness. in View of the prevailing Stag natian.
Agricultural Prices.
The idea is prevalent that agricultural
PRODUCERS two or three times higher than
for several years before the rebellion. The
Chicago Tribune puts this matter straight
by the following anti-war prices in that
city:
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B0A. G..

D1ARDENG.-T The best of accommo-
- dationS can be had at MRS. F.. NJ
BURNS'~. at the Bulls Head, beyond he
Depot I.trre ana comfort able rooms tor
the acculnmo datlopeot faanilies. jans dam
sALs 81, ~ n - A&&G ak .ExA
DRIVATE BOARDESG.-Afe few young
e gentlemen of-good~ moral character
can yet Day Board with Mrs. J. +. Reeves
on Second street. next 10 the Vine StrHA'
Pre>by Leri;,n Church. For particu!ia,IyIS a
CAN at the house.
noV3 dsin
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- ~
pROpRrETxRY MrDICINEs. &C.
Not oaef25 eentsE....

Not over25 cents. 3 ...,.... o.
OU "
70 W
= 81 90 g ...----... 04
For every additional 80 cents or fraction
Thereon. .... .--.- w
Friction Matches, every Co.. ..-.--........ OF
Cigar lights every 25..~.-.. Oh
f.5lE Y e SkSE r Gel y .Ed01 II ~
For the payment of any sum OF money
or de exeeeding 80, not being for
the satisfaction OF any mortgage or
Judgment, or decree OF ecu {, or by in
,dorsement on any stamp obligation
IN acknowledgment of is full fIIiment.
for each receipt orCnaIne signed........ OF
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-dsHW 10 Lreia eds tc lot 3y sniwofl'
aiiF ba9z Cd ii.50 1ofs5 afl bGo noii
;asos 81 tsalsi
gsitnGiq hsYii 8ea1 agsdT"
gahu AT THE ~, ai1lH OF
We ~ q ter Afta q
aaihvE bnH afsgadr
TgH5 - ~ f0 aeiaH
a oi Fo- er etl
fsastsd 70 ,slri 81 tQH sdT
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gdt ysm YLQJ lbnhlzH8 gsL
mialo nsg3Iiaa
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-09

says New York letter: The lst of Feb
ruaIy, according TO precedent, ought to
bring with it u little moe activity; but
nothing of the kini is as yet discernable,
mere andise. Stocks of goods are accumu-
lating-on all hands, an5 buyers grow more
and more shy, even in cases where large
conce ,sions infvaIue are made.
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The average currency price of spring
wheat in that market during the past year
was 81 40per busheI; which was just about
81 in gold. That is nine cents less than in
1854, 81 cents less t. an in 1855, 5 cents less
than in 1856, and only "a cent less than in
ron
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-06
FOUND

A SMALL BLACK.MoRoCCu ALBUM,
n containing several Photographs, and three
different notes OF hand, amounting TO $500, pay.
able TO L. Maxey and L. Maxheld. Also, q
Union badge, with framed Flng. The owner can
have the property by proving it. and paying for
this advertisement Apply at the Nxwsohce.
Gold Hill, July IL, 1867. @ jyll.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
European News per Cable.

QUEENSTOWN, January 5.-The Queen, for
New York, delayed by q fog, will leave TO day.
PARIS, January S.-Dispatches received this
morning announce the occurrence OF terri
BILE earthquake in Algeria. Many villages
were destroyed and Il large number of lives
lost.
LospoS, January 5.-A grand demonstra-
ton in favor of reform is projected for the
first Monday after the meeting of Parliament.
Petitions will be presented in person TO Par
lament.
A vaGue rumor of the death OF President
johnson prevailed on Change yesterday.
United States go bonds, 10; Erie, 45h
Consols, 90&.
LIVERPOOL, January A. Evening. - The
breadstuiIs market shows an advancing ten
dency. Wheat IL Al. higher. Corn is selling
NJ Ais Cd. Lard has advanced Is. Cotton
market closed firm and unchanged ; middlins
uplands, l5A sales of 5000 bales.
LONDON, January 4.-Consols have i'm
proved and closed at 9oi4 for money. Illinois
Centrals, 40.
LIVERPOOL, January 5--Noon.-Cotton mar
ket opens somewhat easier with unchanged
prices Sales viii reach 5000 bales.