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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

DEKoRrsr's 'Youso AMERICA. pres
ens tOcsober) number closes the fret year
Of this popular Juvenile periodical. which
10 that short space Of time has won lie wy
10 thousands Of children's hearts. lie toys
end colored illustrations lie puzzle pictures
and other quite original and attractive fes
lures, render Il unique among periodcsl'
FOR children; and we would advise them 4
lose no time 10 renewing their subscriptions
Something very novel and Attractive i
promised for the Christmas holidays. Sub
scrip,ion price. $3.50. with . microscope
book. pocket knife, Or other handsome pre-
MUM. Address. w. Jennings Demorsst
473 Broadway, New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

ETPr0s. Watson. u the Michigan Uni
versity. re pors a. tolIows: On Fricsy night.
xhiie observing IN the direction o. the
planet Neptune. I discovered ssiil another
planet hitherto unknown The brilIisDey Of
~hich 10 sqlal 10 that 81 sssr Of the elev-
enih nssnNoie- Il y situated 10 right ss-
censioa fourteen degrees end fifteen mia
uses, and IN dstlina,iOH az degrees ssd ten
ten minutes nOrsh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

UTAugust Eckstein, Of the firm
of Eckstein & Bretz, last week re-
nounccd bachclorism, and all its ills,
and embraced matrimony and one Of
the fair daughters Of our former fel-
low-citizcn Mr.. Joe. Ackcrmann, now
Of Loogootee. Long may they live,
and the tin and stove business pros
per and increase.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

DEMoREsT's MoNTHLy.-The Octo-
Der number Of this favorite parlor Pc
riodical comes to us rich as ever, ia
that peculiar array Of attractions in
which it excels, and which render il
so welcome to the family circle. Il
has this month a large extra fashion
plate. Of the promenade dresses for
this season. Subscription price 80,
with valuable premium. Address, w.
Jennings Demorrest, 473 Broadway,
New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

RExovED.-Mr. n. L. Boring has
removed his stock Of dry goods, med
icines, washing machines, &C., from
the Courier building 70 the building
on East Main street, formerly occu
pied by Mr.. Jos. Sesmersheim as his
residence, where he will be pleased (
see as many customers as will fill BIZ
room. Try him on.
The store room in the Courier bull
Ding, one OF the best in town, is now
for rent. apply at the Courier Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

nsThe Csmtr.dge Cry Mirror leans o.
(. horrible crime thst wss Psrpstrsssd near
Richmond t. lea days ago. Three brothers
-lsFist to the ~cuds hunsir z. ~hcn ycrng.
rf brother d~,srnine1 upon gong ~ish them.
but The elder ones demonstrated sgsIast HE
goirg. bur the younger brother s'iiI kept
foIio~ins them W. whsa the Older oses Do
coming spgry, whipped and bes, him 70
dssih. They then concealed the asty Of
their brother in Ire ucod--
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Reputation.

The IN Annapolis Journal il labo,-
ing 10 produce the impression that al
persons who favor the paying of III
such portion Of the bonded debt as j.
not otherwise provided for, in green
backs, are regulators. In abiding q
THE charge the New Albany Ledger
says OF course the imputation is a
foul libel. Where the law provides
that certain description OF bonds
shall De paid in gold. we have heard
OF no one who proposes to disobey orl
evade its provisions, but where the
law is silent on the subject the infer
ence il that the bonds were 10 be paid
lin the same sort of currency with
/, which they we're purchased. We all
know that millions Of dollars OF pri-
yats debts, contracted at gold prices,
were paid in grcenbacks at time
rIwhen they were worth but forty or
fifty cents to the dollar. 1t is said
that 10 pay foreigners who hold our
bonds in greenbacks would be an act
OF bad faith. But do these foreign
ers really expect to be paid in any
thing else! Look at the daily quota
Itions in London and Frankfort. A
United States bond bearing six pei
cent. interest in gold sells at IS cents
!. on the dollar, while a British consol
bearing but three per cent. interest
sells for 81 cents on the dollar. VIII,
this vast difference ii it is understood
by the holders OF American securitie
who, by the by. only paid about six
arty cents in gold for them-expect tina
1.-The principal will be paid in gold a
y maturity.
81 II is true, we believe, that ia
aCooke, in his advertisements and Gil
q culars, said that all these bonds woul
OIL be paid off in gold. Bnt he had n
" authority in the law for saying thii
Dc except as to one species OF bonds
~ He received certain per centage o
all the bonds he sold, and Of cour.
a. was interested in disposing OF as man
VI rs he could. The same individu'
commended in the same advertisement
e-lanG circulars that national debt VI;
n a national blessing, aud that the BIZ
xe ger the debt the richer we were as
nation. In the hubbub OF "loyalty
a when greerbacks were being scattere
ieIlike leaves in autumn, thousende b
!. lieved this; in fact, those who did n
n believe it were set down as coppe
= heads and disloyalists. But the IN
m ment the war stopped, and the gree
ne backs began to flow into the Treasu
abby virtue OF an onerous system
17ltaxation, instead Of out Of it, to pl
hattie soldiers and contractors, Mr.. j
-. Cookies theories took to themsely
n, wings and few away. tits notlikel
;as indeed, tina. he had any faith in ths
~ himself. They we're merely put FOL
~ to assist in selling his bo..is, and
;a;lI,hat light may probably be regard
4 in the light Of patriotic ii not pic
frauds. But the day OF theory is pa
eek and that Of stern, practical real
MYTHS upon ms, ard We must act acco
ter ingly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

1.-THE State Fair, which common
ces at Terre Haute on Monday, the
Both inst, will without doubt DO one
Of the most attractive ever held in the
State. Everything has been done to
render its success beyond question,
The grounds selected are said to be
the finest in the West. and have been
put in splendid condition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

nTNext week Circuit Court will
be in session, and good many peo-
pie in town. If any Of them wish to
subscribe for the Courier, we will be
pleased to take their names and their
money. Only 81 so ayear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

tU7Gold for the bond holders, rags
for the people, is the Radical doc
trine. Equal and exact justice to all
special privileges to none," is the
Democratic doctrine. "Choose yc be-
tween u.s.
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State of Iadisns. Dabois County. .:
To the Saes.r Il sad CSunty. Gresline:
YOU are hereby commanded ~ give no.
u lice secorring - lsv. 70 the qvslfhed
voters OF he several Prscincts Of said Coun-
~. that there sill De an election held on
on Second Tue<tsy - October ID 1867
IN The several precincts IN ssid coan'v. Tor
ths psrsoss 81 siestng persons TO nj The
following cffiees % wif:
On- k.disar tor Dubcis County.
O0e Treasurer for Du3cis County
O1e cumu.is-ioner lsr the -ud District Of
Drboi~ Couniy.
Oas Inssiee az thu Pe,ce. for Ferdinand
rosnship. in -sit coun'y-
in witness whereof have herfun'o
ct nv hard snI zeal VI said Court.
a. Js.p~r. thi- 13sa day az SePtem-
Der. A. ID ls6..
HEsRY a IIcLrHAUs. Clerk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

%Ben Dsbsr. Of 81. Louis. offers 70
back MeCools for 5000 sgsinst Csburn,
or any other fgksist 10 Amercs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

1--we understand that quite
lively scr.mmage. in Indian fashion,
took place =, Fort Sam,cr this week.
Surgeon Welman dressed the wounds,
aad administered repI0of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

rTA ecunsry boy ~ho hsd heard Of
sailors kess:ng ~ snehsrss wanted 10 know
In i vac easickness that made them do il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

1.-THE President has appointed
Hon. Thcs. Stillwcll, Of this State
Minister to Venezuela. vice Hon
Jas. Wilson, deceased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

TThe Brazil Home Weekly says
there is coal enough in Clay county
to pay Of the national debt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-20

GA disconsoiste radical ssys the sftc-
lion Of the people Of Csli0rnis 10 turned 10
Hight.
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Conrad, Hendricks John, Keeper Henry
Hostel henry, Hoge VIM. Or, Harris w II
Hoge VIM j., Halter Jacob.
Indere den Charles.
Jsndebesr Mike. Jones John T.. Jone'
VIM NJ. Jopes Thomas B.
Kurver George. Kemmern Herman. Klos
termsn WIN. Kiosterman Fred. Krske Fred
rick Kemmern Eenry. KerhoE Henry. KrskI
Fredrick WIN, Keitershenry Fw j., KregeI
Charles, Kesser Henry, Keuer George Ker
ves Conrad, Kii!isn Jonas, KilIisn Henry
Killisn adam. Kestlsr Bsnjsmin Koch Fred
rick, Kemp WIN y. K.susmire Ger, KemI
YIN =. Kemp @ A, Kemp John ~ Kslde
mier samuel. KsIdemief WIN, Kistner Bel
shsssr, KsIso N c. KsunkIer John, Krep
Louis. Kronemeier John. Kenisn WIN B
Kornrumph Chris Kutterjohn sdoIph. Hast
rup John. Klien Charley, Koch Gerhsrdt
Keiteshsnry n. Kstlerhensy WIN 81. Kocl
wm, Kshls r L. KuokIer Peter, Ketieshenr,
adolph. Kis.nes Christina, Kshle Friedrich
Kunz Henry, Ksmman D H, Keueuohl
WIN. Koncklsr Mike. KunckIe adam, KEN
alias. Kregsr r. d. Kemp HeDry. Kreger 7
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
Cambridge Marker.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. II.
Reeeipts-Cattlc, 1909; Sheep and Lambs, 10,6l6;
Horses 20; Swine, 3,344; Calves, =.
PRICES. I:eef Cattle-EXtra, St2 so az 10 90; first
quality 81 90 a. 1i75; second quality, So 90 a. 10 90
third quality, SO 50 "a 90.
Prices OF Store Case-Working Oxen, W pair, $3.50,
5000, S25O9 $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $S7, 500, $50, ss5 q
500
Yearlings SIS q 20; two years old $50 q 80; three
years old $400Ge.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 90, 81 30 G0
81 40 EACH extra S2 90 "a so, from q BIC v ID.
Spring Lambs 81 90 az 50 90.
Hides 10 "a 105c. Taliow % 73c P fb.
Pelts IS "a 90ceach. Cali Skins 10 "a tic " ID.
N. b. Beet-Extla and first quality includes moth
ing but the ocst large, fat, stabilized Oxen;
quality includes the best grass-fad Oxen, the best
stabilized Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-ExtIa includes Cossets, and when those OF
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot
Rema ks-Catte-The supply of Cattle was nearly
as large AS last week; mostly common and medium
quality; not many extra and choice Cattle. The
market was devoid OF quick swapping sales, but
rather upon the dragging system. The best were Ia
ken at prices ranging from $12 80 0 $l3 " ewt, and
from these figures TO So 50 w cwt for third quality
Sheep and Lambs-Receilts large and sales dull
Tor common grades good choice lots sold AT prices
from 50 a 3 so W head Slim Sheep scarcely any
thing more than the price OF their pelts. Many lots
sold at Mediord carly this morning at 81 " head
The mutton market continues full Butchers are
careful about buying.
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A GENTS wANTED-slo 10 $50 a day, TO intro
~ duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. It uses two threads.
and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priceu machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. G.. WILSON
& Co., Ndnafoctarers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aui3dSm
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL.
The steamship Montana, from Panama, ar
rived here to-day. e &Hks
The steamship Sierra Nevada arrived from
the Northern coast with $4,000 in treasure.
The Indians in East Oregon are committing
depredations upon the settlers, and a company
of cavalry has been ordered TO the Burnt river
district for their protection. Great difficulty
is experienced in gathering the Indians in the
open reservations. The savages of idaho are
unusually active. They recently attacked
Hunters stage and killed one horse, when they
were repulsed by the passengers
The. settlers suffering for want of stock
the Indians having run off and killed the great
er portion belonging to them.
Legal tenders ~ IL.
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r,s,n Richmond.

RICHMOND Va, NOV. Il. 7
Chief Justice. Chase arrived'here this morning
and presided in the Circuit Court to-day.
Jefl Davis is expected to arrive on the 23d.
Gen Schofield left for Washington to-day.
The cost of the registration OF Virginia was
S2S9,000. The cost of the military establish
ment in the State for the last ten months is
$5,000000.
Three citizens of Frederick county, who have
held the offices of Magistrate Post Master aud
member of the Legislature were baied in the
U. 5 Court to-day TO answer to the charge of
perjury in registration.
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New Work Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
aCotton--droopng; sales LOCO bales; .MddIlng up
lands at 1910.
Four--10 a. 15c higher and active; sales 210et
bbls.; State at o q 10 rs z Round Hoop Ohio al
go "a y so; SOuthern-sales 1900 bbls. at 10 90
ia 90; California at Il 90 a. 10 IS.
Wheat-3 q sc higher but less active; sales a 900
BUSH; No Chicago Spring at 30 a 324 do No.
at "a az 2 &c; No. 3 at220 aHt@
Corn-opened 1c higher and closed duh with tho
advance lost.
Beef--heayy; new plain mess at Is 90 a 10 90; new
extra do at 10 90 a. % 90.
Pork-dull and heavy.
Lard--steady.
Whskey-quIet.
Giroceries-tirm and quiet.
Wool-more active but prices higher.
Freights to Liyerpool--quiet.
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and Lambs, 12,O77; Swine, 800; number OF Western
Cattle, 923; Eastern Cattle, 373 Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 800 Cattle left from last week
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Extra Sis 90 a. 10 50 first
quality $12 25 a Sl2 70; second quality $40 80 "a
ST. IS; third quality 81 30 a. $40 90 ~ 100 lbs THE
total weight of hides talow and dressed beef.
Brighton Hides, Toe y ID; Brighton Tallow, 81 q
&C ~ 10.
Country Hides, % q ioc y ib; Country Tallow 7
Sheep and Lamb Skins, 75c "a 81 90 each. lF
Calf Skins 16 a. 1Sc y ib. sd
There are Cattle from the West than there
were last week, and the quality is not much il any
better Prices remain unchanged. end trade has not
been very active. The large supply ct mutton and
poultry in the markets OF Boston affects the Beet
trade and, as IS usual before Thanksgiving, the
butchers have hard markets. The supply from Maine
mostly Working Oxen, although there were some
very good Beeves among them. We have not heard
OF any Cattle being sold for over 1870 ~ ID. Several
| commission
Stores-We quote prices of yearlngsaS16 a 500;
two year Odds S2S "a S45; three year ODDS S45 IL $50
Pa head Most of the small Cattle that are In ia +
| condition are sold to slaughter.
Working Oxen-The demand is very fair and there
is good supply OF Working Oxen in market, We
quote sales at $3.50 $685. $780, 225, S22o S21O $500,
$3.50, S195, $1s5, $3.50 a $215 y pair. There a
good SUPPLY of Cattle from Maine, the larger portion
being workers.
Mich Cows-We quote sales extra $50 a 500;
ordinary $50 "a $50; store Cows $43 a. SO per head.
Prices Of Mich Cows depend upon the fancy of the
purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-Trade has been dull and butch
ers were not 50 anxious TO buy as they are when
and Lambs at 5 acc 4S ib; Northern and Eastern
Sheep at 81 75 81 49, 81 81 co. 50 2 SO 10, 80 90
a IS so " head.
Swne-Store Pigs, few in market and trade dull.
We quote-whOesale at &c; retail % Sc ~ Id. Fat
500 at market; the trade is dull; prices u a
re p ID. H4se
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10.
Gen. Swaine has Issued an order giving the
freedmen lien on the crops. This lien is to
be subordinate to former liens
Two white men from Barbour county were
brought here to-day under military guard
and imprisoned, charged with killing negro
The Reconstruction Convention has been
engaged the whole day in discussing the fran
chse question. aZ
NASHVILLE, Nov. ID.
The State Teachers Association met at the
Capitol to-day, and engaged in discussion of
the propriety OF white aud cclored schools. IL
is not probable that the plan of mixed schools
will be adopted as some OF the most influen-
tial Northern teachers oppose it as matter OF
nolicY.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. 10.
Flour in good demand for shipping and advanced
% Zoe; sales of Fail extra at rs "a 10 so; low 10
fancy brands Spring at 90 90 co. Wheat opened al
an advance of a 7e, which lost closing at Il
"a rs for 2. Corn unchanged. Oats active and
advanced &c; sales at 53i "a Bile Rye advanced q
2c sales at % "a %. Barley active and advanced
"a &c. Provisions steady; new mess pork at 20 co.
prime do at II 90; mess beef ~ 90; sweet picked
hams at lie; lard hrm at 12c.
Reeeipts-5O00 bbls flour, u.s. 900 bush. wheat, 49,,
900 bush corn, 29, 009 1busb oats, 800 hogs Ship
ments-I 900 bbls -four, $4,000 bush. corn e9,Ood
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
Southern Markets,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov, IL.
Tobacco-buyers and sellers apart and but little
done. Cotton lower; good TO ordinary he. Flour /.
fiat and unsettled with downward tendency; SUI
pertine 90 al So cubic do 10 50 100; choice
TO tancy II IS 20 Is 50. Wheat steady choice ano
Red 80 40 60; fancy Springl so a q 0. Corn dul
and declining; new So 6D 90e; old 9Oc 0D 20. Oats
heavy at GO 10 6Ic. Barley firm and Inactive at 81
for Spring; so for choice Fall. Rye easier at 20 q
1 n Provisions extremely dull. Mess Pork q 30
Observation-Disclosures 12sc; clear sides l51 a Ice; Larc
dun and nominal at II "a 124e for tierces Live Hog
at 90 "a 20; the market is overstocked
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
Tobacco-sales at so a IS 25 for Tugs and line leaf
Flour coo IS. Wheat lower at Is a 40 Corr
unchanged Oats zoe in bulk. Cotton 16c Whisk,
shoulders l2l a &c., clear sides 16, a. lie. Lard at
12lc.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. H.
Cotton quiet at 1G4 "a 16ic. Oats 70 a. 75c. Mess
Pork at % 90 "a % 80. Corn iuIl at 10 Ia 49, Ba-
eon-elear sides III az isc. Lard II a. I4J. Hay al
q 90 a 90 90.
MOBILE, Nov. II.
Cotton market closed firm; Middling i6sc; sale.
1900 bales; receipts 1879 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov H.
Cotton firm; sales 500 bales; receipts 233 bales
Mddlipgs l6c
- m CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov H.
Cation auiet; closed somewhat easier; sales 43l
bales; Middling i79c; receipts 1880 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. IL.
4 fotfon opened easier, and closed quiet and steady
sales 1871 bales; Middngs l75c receipts 1000 bales
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov IL.
Spirits Turpentine weak ut 81 az 52e. kosn-2 q
for No. 2 and 90 for uale Tar nrm at Z'o. Cot
ton steady at 16Ie for Middlmg
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Wanted.

A FIRST rate Cook will find good and pleasant
n situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August 2s. 1867. t
Aurk8 dtf
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Agents wanted.
Cook Wanted.

MALE and Female. Extraordinary iDducemen
ISI Inquire OF
September 30. dtf A. nj Nc kENNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

ATcHINsoN, Kansas, Nov. -.
The official maiorities of twenty-one counties
and reported majorities of six others give ne
gro suffrage 1896 against 1858, and female
suffrage 5,043 against 13,49S; for DISTINGUISHING
disloyal persons 9,253 against 1908. The Rep
resentatye districts return fifty Republicans
and twenty-one Democrats, with fourteen dis
tricts vet to hear from, ten of which win re-
turn in favor of the Republicans. The Senate
will stand, Republicans 20, Democrats 8, and
the House probably, Republicans 90, Demo
Gratis 25
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
EUROPE.
>aw>ux vnE csHLE.

BERLIN, Nov. II.
Herr Twester, Prussian Deputy, has been
tried and sentenced to two years imprson-
ment for remarks on the Judiciary made by
him in the Diet
LONDON, Nov.11
1t is understood that the United States fleet.
under the command of Admiral Farragut, now
lying in this harbor will not sail for some fine
the Admiral having determined to prolopp his
stay.
PARIS, Nov. IL.
The Moniteur, in its official column TODAY.
announces that the Emperor, seeing that Italy
has resolved to do her duty and fulfill all her
has Withdrawn the French troops. :
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
.Railin,orc Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. H.
ECotton dull; Middlng uplands at 1Sc. Four--noth-
ing. Wheat dull and tending downward; prime
Pennsylvania Red 80; prime 10 choice Maryland
Red 40 IS. Corn dull; old White at 30 a l 80
Mixed Western at 10 "a 20. Oats dullat 20 o.
73c Provisions continue neglected.
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philaae,u,,;n VanrIxe,s.

se1 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.
Coton-MiddIing 1sl "a 1919. Petroleum-holders
demand an advance sales at 29c. Flour superfine
s 90 az rs; extra family IL 90 al IL o. Wheat dull
choice RED 2 q "a As. Rye IS "a 60. Corn qui-
ct; Yellow l SO. Oats at 10 "a Toe. Barley 30 a
! So. Malt 55 az 60,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov H..
Flour is active and unchanged. Wheat uns ettled
and quiet; sales $500 bush. Sheboygan at 05; 800
bush. No. 2Chicago at 1 9it Corn higher and in
goo inquiry sales 30 900 BUSH Western No. at 10
So 900 bush. No do at IS. OATS quiet sales So 900
bush Western at Csc. Rye-sa,es 200 bush. at 81
az AZ. Barley-sales 1890 bush. at 25t az 27-
Other articles unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

aa. LEWISTON, Nov. IL.
The State Temperance Convention unani-
mously adopted resolutions pledging the tenn
perance men of Maine to support prohibition
and the amendment ratified by the people, and
favoring the principle of State police force.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

CLEVELAND Nov II.
Flour dull but unchanged. Wheat dull, heavy and
unchanged. Corn is duh and in light demand; C8
"a ! % for old Mixed and &c for sheiled oats
dull; No. still. Rye light demand at 80 az 50.
Barley nominally at 1 80 q 50. Petroleum un
changed
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
BridstOn Academy.

THE Winter Term Of this Institution will COM
L mence Tuesday. Dec. Sd, and continue eleven
weeks.
JOHN q. WRIGHT, A. M, Principal.
MRS HELEN A. FITCH, Teacher of Music.
MISS l.. X. GIBBS, Teacher Of Painting
and Drawing:
prices. Board in the vicinity at reasonable rates
THOS. II. MEAD, Sec'y
North Brdgton, Move, 1857 noseod&w3w46
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

A LARGE and pleasant froct room; 20 es win n
II bo'rd, suitable Ior Gent and wig, T Teryn q
pleasant room and board for Two Sens ASgo III
apply at 80 -
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov. IS.
DIR. w. J. Knox, of San Jose, died in this
city to-day. He was member OF the Siate
Senate from Santa Clara county: nus ue1oh
leaves vacancy which will be filled BIZ spe.
cial election. DR. Knox was o Republican, ana
should Democrat be chosen, the Demacratlc
party will probably have a majority inthe Sen
ate, as two Republican members are consider
ed uncertain
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14
New Hampshire Democratic State Con


CONCORD, N. H., Nov 13
The delegates to the Democratic State Con
veption held a caucus at the Eagle Hotel to-
MONT The session was stormy Quite pas
sage at arms occurred between Mr. Smith, OF
Mt. Vernon, and. Mr.. GliddeD, of Unity. The
caucus finally adjourned without taking action
There were fourteen candidates for Governor
A. S. Marshall, of Concord will probably be
the Temporary chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

TOLEDO, Nov. II.
Flour dull AMI nothing doing. Wheat dali an 4
lower; White declined sc, Amber 1c; Spring dull
sales OF White Michigan at GS; Amber at 81 a
Corn old, unchanged; new advanced "a &c; sales of
No / Wabash at IL; No. 2 do at 90; Michigan at
Os; new rejected SIC. Barley dull Dressed Hogs so
6Q700.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-14

...a saM FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. Is.
The Nautic Thread mill in this city, owned
by e. Nj. Swart, of New York, and j. M. Davis,
of Fall River, was totally destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about $40 ,00O;. partially in
sured. lncendiary. About eighty hands are
thrown out of employment.