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The New York herald., 1867-06-21

Fireworks, nj - Maiden Lnne.
JOSEPH B. PUHUf'5
Twenyforth annual sale The length Of time established
. guaranty for assortment, quality aud price.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

We the under.isnea rs,.1 ,1s. NJ osk Jcnes 1857
sps 70 me Ms,ropolan District believing The sseI.s as
70 ;, .aa sas mode Of ~ eniorssmsas ~
s.svas sssi the liberties q ii.
itss which DO bear against the citizens Of he country
Sesvns that ali local laws passed BY general Legislature
presumed gin socordAnee with republican in.a.aeasD
Joriy Of the community upon which they are 70 bs I'm
And finally. believing that the Iures Of All epprssssd
nn.,.s . S e H., and Court &
a:% and s.o Do % sS % gssss
~: s.s:: a.:Ros:% II 4 ssis:s ana . ssas y
one smother n r:y s.. 6 sssns . DO
win eaS. so.Sa o s%s
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i.,. L1e,ss dsspoi. and = 2 bring r snornss face '
The goey and bearing o. ,s pledge require: srp.a
viii four thousand names before he neenx
& ~. SsSsss ..p:.: ;s.si %fi
dealer. Who have .Enod thai piedss win smutsssou.y ss
vi =. sl ss' Ss 70. s.i az 2. &. sfi ::
I'd axe @ sna 9Ias. sa each sure 2, d.
,q.ss rss ons fan ss ss s ssrrsssd WIN in turn suppl, he
hat 81. P,.s. Sp.ss.s .S. S'is = no. ,ai iPs..S
Ss h. 'g.s Ess. Is a..op psn % %ssns fs,s fe..d sss
:. ..o We ssvs s hsd occasion 70 .s before there ne
up ossSer ana sSsrs has never Sss
o. commssiensrs seen who would dare n arrs.ng
su,hoos have never vensnrsd 70 20 u and we psdc h.
the rcise Commissioners will venture 70 90 itand
the bxcss law will become null and ist
the nrIn verdict Of the people
All that nscessary therefore the part Of the nao
dealers ~ 70 show nls and 70 stand ~ tho gem
srM movement which has been % the
, nnsrsss h The n,oss f.x's s ana - nu,s 80 ~ -
ths pledge which stands abovs Copies csn b hsd %
the President Of ne rouuG Meas Liquor Deal
n ma " :. s' ~ g S q ~. q %
:sss = q ), P 4: ..e"l sSs
in style worthy Of beinS hung up IN every dealers
bssds bs hcsnsst - sssw deoarsoa Of local maspes4
deeo& M
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

GoING BACK colorcd man who was
up before the police court at Louisville n
few days ago. on charge Of stealing, rath-
or took down the concern by romar'iine. rs
he was about 10 be marched of to jail, that
elf acy didn' let n nigGcr steal n littlc in
dis dam country, Fsc Swinc back 10 Tens
ncsscc, where Mr.. Brownlow ill sec n Mig
ger git his rights, sure"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
Mexican Nows,

New ORLEANS, July l.--Galvcston
and Rio Grando dates furnish the fol-.
lowing official documents received from
Querctaro, at San Luis Potosi, July
l3. GNa
Viduarri was slot IN Mexico July 8.
Time was given prisoners to surrender
themselves and save their lives, until
July 8, at p. M. li8
The execution OF Gon Castcllo and
other Imperial officers, at Qucrctaro is
confirmed. They were put through q
mock trial Blood ia thicker than wa
tor. Throughout Mexico there is a
strong feeling for Juarca for the next
Presidency, but he declares that he will
not again be q candidate. Canalos and
Gomez arc causing great trouble in The
Southcrn portion Of the State Of Tamauli.
pas. a military commander of the line
of the Rio Grando district of tho North
has been appointed, and Gen. Bcrrioza-
bul will remain rs military commander
OF the State forces moving forward, 10 be
used to crush Gomez, Canales and other
bands in tho centre of the States.
Two thousand men to garrison Mata,
moras, had already passed Querctaro. !. -
The Governor of Coahuiha, has divided
his State into districts, which are to be
presided over by military commissions
whose ,p.owors are complete and final (,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
Northern News.

WASHINGTON, July Revenue
receipts to-day, $7So.0oO. Receipts for
the month, $2l, 100000.
Mcrricll is making powerful effort in
behalf Of Surratt. IIc has been speak.
ing all day, and will continue to-mor,
row.
a delegation from Pennsylvania, rep.
esenting the cons cry ativo Republicans,
allied on tho Pres idcnt. They represent
themselves as in no condition TO act with
he Democratic party, but propose net
ng distinctly. Tho President declined
advise them. lie expressed himself
hopefully, and said that the issues Of tho
hour were in tho hands Of The people.
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JUST ilEGEIyED,..

CUGARs, assortcd, Coffee, Rico, Canllcs,
" Soaps Soda and. Fine Country Flour b
Terms Cash on deliycry. 4,
THOMP PSON, WITHERS s. WOODWARD.
an03 r kS-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

Dusr OF GENERAL LEr.--Wo I'M
dcrstand that Miss Winnie Rcam, tko
accompliscd sculptress, proposes visit
ing Loxinston III September, to tako
4 plaster cast of Gen. r.. II. Ice.
which she will carry with her to
Rome, with the Wow Of giving it the
more lasting and enduring form Of
marble. - Lynchbuiy Ncws.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
WI ! E44Ats' EHD USE,

Corner Q@cra oad McIting DShtsis,
G ET a r Z E5TOl u, S. G..
E0NlS POPULAR AND WE'LL
h. KNOWN HOUSE is now fully open
Tor The reception OF visitors, having boon
rrimniah"d Will; New and Elegant Furni-
'l'rc throughout; and offers 10 The ravciicr
accommodations and Convcnicnocs as First
'io%a Hotel. not to be cQnallod by any North
or South Tho patronage OF the public is
respectfully solicited.
Rates Of Board per day, 81 o.
per month as may
agreed on JOSEPH rUBCELL,
iep II Ob---t Proprietor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
E'orci en- News.

LoSDoN, july 3l.-Fhc Sctlthopc
race was won by Good Word. Woolscy
came in second and Sultan third.
PARIS, July 3l.-Thc crops have
been damaged by the drought. McCor-
mlck's reaper was victcrions in tho now
mg match on Napoloon's Ninccnncs
farm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

Advertising Rates.

Advertisements making not moro than
ono square Conc inch, close print, will be
charged Sl.O0 for tho first insertion md
90 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Larger advertisements. when no contract
IS made, will be charged in exact propor-
ton. Contracts made on tho most liberal
terms.
Obituaries, Marriages, Tributes Of Res
poet nnd Communications OF personal
character, will DO charged foras advertise.
mcnts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

SHERIDAN's SUcCEssoR.- Gen. Han
cock has been agreed upon as Gen.
Sheridan's successor, and he is regard
cd by the President and Cabinet as a
moro fit man in every respect.
NeaO IorA Hcro2d.
The No'uhEs correspondent adds
that the President wishes Stanton to
resign. .s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

SENATOR NILSSON OprosEp TO CoNrIgCA-
TIoN.-For mysclf. want no punishmcnts 8
than have already been inflicted OIL thcsc
men. They have suffered, and have been
disappointed more than any body of men in
the history OF the world Their ideas, ,prin
ciplcs, and policies are all gone forever.
The hope and aspiration Of their souls are
lost. They arc hatllcd, defeated, humliatcd,
conquered. For one, have il not in my
heart 20 pursue the system Of confscation
or any other aysicm, that shall bear hard
CT than those that have already been
adopted TO bring them into the country and
make thcm n part Of tho country.
don't want an Ireland or Poland in hmcri-
ca. APPLAUSE l-S1ccch at Sara,ola.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07
T[,nsos o6;tor eove

4 Kansas editor says: "Greclcy
claims that he won't on Jcn. Davis
bond to allay his soreness Of feeling
at boing detained in prison so long
without o trial, and TO produce kind
licr sentiment toward tho North
among the Southern people. Horace
deserves tho title Of 'JcT. Davis Pain
Killcr.''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

ARnnsT OF j. p. NJ. EprrNG, u. S.
Nj. p. NJ. Epping, y. $. NJ, was
arrested last night about ten o'clock
on the warrant Of Magistrate Kama
paux, on y charge Of being about to
engage ina q duel with G. G. Bowen,
and was retained at the detective po-
lice Office until he was released on the
personal responsibility of General
Clitz.
At twelve O'Clock at night tho Off
GERS were still in search Of Bowen on Il
similar warrant. IIcrcn,y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-07

THE STEVENS HOUSE iswcll and wide.
d y known 20 the travelling public. Tho
location is especially suitable to merchants
aud business men; IL is in close proximity
10 Inc business part Of tho city--is on the
highway Of Southern and Western travel
n"" adjacent 70 the principal Railroad and
Steamboat Gcpots.
THE STEVENS llOUSEshng liberal nc :
comodation for ovcr 800 gcsts--it is well
furnished. nnd possesses every modern I'M
provcmcnt for the comfort and cntorlan-
mcnt Of lis inmates. Tho rooms aro spa.
cions and well ventilated provided with
gas aud watcr--thc attendance is prompt
and respectful --and The table is generously
provided With every dclic0Oy Of thc season
at moderate rates.
Tho rooms having been rortrnishcl and
romotclcd, we arc enabled 10 offer cxin ia
ci'iics for The comfort and pleasure OF our
guo"l3. GU0. x. CHASE X co,
july l3~6m prOprctors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-15
ADDITIONAL, RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising,
wi h 3 feet 1nchS in the canal. The
Huntsville started pr CINCINNATI. The
Indiana is now du from New Orleans
The weather is clou6, and rsining; ther
32o barometer 20: 10. BIZ err" 1.ti fi
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-the river has fall
en- inches, with llfeet inches in the
channel. 1t sleeted Sturday night and
thawed all day yesteray. Two inches Of
snow fell this morntg. Their 32S and
weather cloudy and milky. f.-.,,.~. ~, 81.
There was q. great chage in the atmos-
phere last night, and til mercury fell rap /.
idly, going below the feezing point. We
think the river was swelling little
at dark last night. Th wind shifted to
the West and crowded he ice all TO this
shore.........The followinpoats arrived last
night after ourthree o'clck report closed:
j. Baker, from Green Rier; Louisa, from
the Willows; Phantom from PASSPORT;
Emma Floyd and Palestie, Nashville TO
Louisville; David Whiteand wild Wag-
oner, New Orleaus to louisville. All
these boats except the firs two had good
trips 1.-THE Phantom las 400 bales of
cotton and much miscellaneous freight.
The Emma Floyd was cribed and led the
way for the Palestine an, David White,
all arriving together. The Wagner stop
ped but short time to put off small
amount of freight, and left or Louisville.
Officers and crew all well......The Emma
Floyd laid bylhere to repair her wheel,
and the Palestine waited fer her. They
will hardly get away before MORNING..
The David White also lies o1er till morn
ing, her officers being undecided whether
to reload here or go above.......The Wild
Winged Liberty No. 2 will rebad here for
Memphis, and will leave upon arrival of
the train tonight. There are 40 pleasant
er gentlemen to ship or travel with than
Captain j. b. Archer and Joe McCulloch.
Joe always lays in fun Supply of latest
magazines and last novels for he special
use and accommodation of his lady pas
sengers Quickstep left Cairo on
Sunday at noon, and will be in by this
morning ........From the officers Of the Lib
erty we gather the following item: The
Bell Memphis was aground two
days at Plain Point. She was light
ened off by the Deer LODGE. ...
The officers of the Liberty report but eight
feet water hence to Cairo, and about the
same in the Mississippi below Cairo........
| The whart-boat at Mount Vernon is out OF
the bank, and the ice-gorge extends sew
eral hundred yards out from the shore
Boats land two miles below town. Noun
Vernon is an inland city for the present
....... Navigation TO Louisville and abov'
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Jan. IA.
FLoUR-Very dull; superfine, 50 50910 90,
for Spring; $40 00@10 so for Winter; hard
= WHEATEDulI; 81 So for No. 1spring, and
81 IS for Winter. 1000 bushels No. Spring
sold at 81 1879.
CoRN-Dulf; 51@58c for ear, and 57@5Sc for
shelled.
OArs-Dull; 4995Oc for No. /.
RYE-Declined; closing at 81 1901 Is.
BARLEY-Steady; 81 709l 70 for prime to
choice Fall. e-.ra --.f .--
CoTToN-Dull, nothing done; Bic for mid
ding.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 26; what is called
duty paid is unsaleable. sE.--N
Hoes Sales at 81 90 to 81 Is for light, and
81 80 to 81 90 for medium. NE.,s
MESS PORK $50 90.
BULK MEATs-In fair demand; 714@715c
shoulders, and 99914c for loose sides.
BACON-Firm. -., ste
LARD lie.
GREEN MEATs-Firm at 6, 8, and 10c.
enthusiastically. tt-
MONEY Scarce.
GoLD-l331a.
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Buffalo Market,
BY telegraph.

By Telegraph BUFFALO, Jan. IA.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; Sl2 90 for No.
l Spring.
WHEAT-Nothing doing.
CoRN-Quiet; sales at 81 05.
OATS-Dull at soc.
BARLEY-A shade firmer; Canada West
RYE-Nominal.
PROvISIONS-Heavy.
Mess PoRK-Quiet at $40 so. No bacon
or cut meats offering.
LARD-Quiet; sales at 1212913c.
DRESSED HoGS-Quiet at 71%08c.
WHISKY-Firm at 81 80.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-15
Collector's Sale of Real Estate

FOR PAYMENT OF THE COSTS AND
EXPENSES OF SIDEWALK I'M
PROVEMENTS.
RTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that,
IN by virtue of sundry precepts issue
by the Mayor of the city of Evansville
and TO me directed, 1 will sell at publ
auction. at the door of the courthouse L
said city, on
MONDAY, January 18th, 1867,
at ten O'Clock am, the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or so much thereon
as may be necessary to pay the amounts
charged and assessed against said lots re J
making sidewalk improvements upon
said lots, together with the costs OF sale I
and that said sale will be continued on the
next day thereafter, amely, TUESDAY !
January 29th, 1867, at two o'clock PM, az
the same place, for the purpose OF sei1nel
such property as may have Deen sola Oh
the day abovs mentioned and not PAID Tor
viz:
Lot l, Block I3l, Lamasco; Ellen H.
Eagan, owner; amount, 80 20.
80 by IDS feet of the north side OF Lot ~
Block 6, Greeks Enlargement; Frederick
Piclxhart, owner; amount, SS9 3d.
Lot Is, Isabella Place; Fred. FenchlerJ
owner; amount, 81 O6A.
Lot is Isabella Place; Fred. Fenchler5
Lot I, Block z, Sharpe's Enlargement
Patrick Fitzpatrick, owner; amount
Lot l. Block s, Fourth Enlargement 1
AlonZo Chambers, owner; amount, w 20.
2lIS by IA feet of the southwest size o1
Lot II, Block 40, Eastern Enlargement /
Jacob Doenges, owner; amount, 80 7313.
JOHN SCHUBERT, Cohector'
Evansville, January 18th, 1885, I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-15
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

The stringency of the money market
continues, currency being very scarce.
Rates are firm at II per cent. in bank;
short rates from u to Is per cent. The buy
ers of pork and other staples of the coun-
tly, find it difficult to obtain all the money
needed for their operations. The banks,
however, are doing all they can for them,
and they are thereby enabled to meet all
pressing engagements $50 --.a it.f.i,4.
New York Exchange is in good supply,
and price nominal )" ehi3 i~-f It.3.
Gold and Government Securities are
higher; gold closing in New York yester-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-15
Phila0lnhia Market.

By Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A. 1
TRADE Dull.
,J FLoqe g., STEAD SSte Extra firm; Spring
>, WaoHaGgA.11-stead: prime 50 OO93 Is; White
RYE-Sl 371SG1l J. Att
81 IL.
OATS--Steady, ah9a60c.
MESS Pork -S2l L :. .....l1 r .s.f
DRESSED HOGS 90. .
WHISKY-DulI. = iN
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New York Market.

By Telegraph ~ NEW YOHK. Jan, IA
CoTToN-DulI; sales, 600. bales of mfddling
uplands at 341z935c. l..--r- u - .
FLoUR.-Receipts, Ii 32S barrels: du1l and
heavy, and 10c. lower; sales at So 500I0 IA
for superfine state; $40 75@1 20 for extra
State; SlI 1902 so for choice do. 50 500lO 70
tsuperf1ne western; SD 609l2 90 for COM
lmOn to medium extra Western: SI2 O5Ca
IL 80 for choice do; $12 O06ll2 s. for conn
mon to good extra R. If. o.; Sl2 70@14 IS
trade brands; closing with sales of extra
WHISKY-Dull and unchanged.
i'WHEAT-ADu1l and dropping; sales at s. 90
for w fte California; So 10 for white Cana
% az; % 10 for Amber States and white State,
{ RY.n2-F rinef; 81 IA reused for Canada
pgflsuI y WIZ o,; 1ta,nn,m a,as !, 90 eoo
dheis at ST. s4S % SRahgf a gSS 81 for
CaAada West bond, 81 10 for Canada West
free; 81 05 for State, esl all tr4s iii
IL 1S4 for mixed Western af1oat.
: O4TSFTDul and heavy; sales at64CJ66c for
ChIeago and Milwaukee. ~ +aSF
HPs-Quiet and firm,
PElRoLEUM-Dull at 196l915c. for crude
and 9930c. for refined in bond sa4 s
-CoEFEE-Unchanged.
. SUeAR-tGuiet; Cuba l00I015c. ~
MolASSEs-U 400 tIuZ1
ood PoRx-Firmer; closed heavy; sales of A.
200 barrels at $40 00920 81 for new mess,
closins at $50 62Q20 rs for Western, and
SIG 209l9 81 for old mess, closing at SO 90
cash, S6 75@l7 II for prime and $40 rs for
Weston prime mess; also SI7 so for new
mess, and $50 rs sellers option, January
and February. -.,,.. Cd ---- ff
BEEF Unchanged.
BEEF H AMs-Quiet; sales at 81 20. i39i
BAc@-Unchanged Cumberland cut lls4
@Il1acfor short clear and short ribbed.
. CUT dEATs--Heavy; sales at S11@10c for
shoulders, and I00l214c for hams tfll
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer at s@815c for
Weston.
i L1AR33lLFirmer; sales of 1900 barrels at
uN@l2s. dl.s .e3THsE5tI
BUrER-Firm at I5@9Oc for Ohio.
CHEBE-Firm at l3820c -s
MoNH-Market continues firm at per
cent. &c call loans. -.--ff1 p
STEERING Steady at 914093l.
:, aGoLD-l34H. advanced to 1885, closing at
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Without change.
DRY tooDS-Modetately quiet and firm
Tor domStlc cottons, both plain and cob
ored; an printed domestics, wooden and
Foreign fabrics remain quiet, and the for
n1er continue depressed. ID lfN alJi4tHti
sdt 0sA nuG LATER. u4U.i fno uls
-GoLD-2losed at l341S.07 bsa I3siuh2
9oYRRME NTs3 Dull, but steady. yCou-
ponIs Of 81, 1SS9!3S14; of 1872, 1919 !. OF '85,
I921z@1O61; 1905, 1O41E (glO41S. Z f9dT
STOCKS Bel ter, and closing at the follow
ing price: Ohio Certificates. 261Ia7J5;
Western Union. 46}s947; n. Y. c., 110g1s3
!egzs; Fri, 654@@6Js; ,Hqds99, l24gl25.
s, 500 NV, 67I4956S; Preferred, 81 sS7;
TT, W., lG2i 9I0Ssz.T ~ IsT sl'ff ~
MINING sIARES-Closed steady. Gregory.
l;615;I Coryon, 615; Gold Hill, 400; Grin1
dgundf BANK STATEMENT. - oGuot
Loans, ierease, 81 ,O2S. OPS; specie, in
crease, 81 ,SlSS5; circulation, increase. S62 :
3A; deposit decrease, $751; legal ten
derS, decTeR, 81, 779,70l, .t"1lf E4l rs
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stI 0sa euG LATER.
uGoLD-Jlosed at l347I.O4
Milwaukee Market.

By Telegraph MILWAUKEE, Jan. IA y
FLoUR-Du, at $40 % for choice spring.
WHEAT-lwer, at 81 971292 90 for No. q
GoRN-Dul4nd lower, at Sic for old No. ].
PROVISIONS Held firm, f
Z MESS PORK,$1S . ~ ~
DRESSED HGs-Ffrm and unchanged.
RECEIPTS-100 barrels of -four; q 900
5000 bushels GOATS, and 700 dressed hogs. =
SHIPMENTs3,7 20 barrels off1our, and 7 900
bushels of what. .a-..a 80
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ST. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA.
FLoUR-Flrm and unchanged; business
small.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CoRN-DrOoping; 75@S5c. ....
OATs-Heavy; 6l@66c.
Provisions Dull. Mess Pork, $40 75(0
20 90. Bacon and Bulk Meats unchanged.
WHIsKY-Unsettled; more sellers than
buyers, at 50 1902 I215.
HoGs-Firm at $6 6006 25. At the close,
drovers asked So 1895 40, but packers stood
off:
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MONTGOMERY.
Steamer Sunny South Burned-LOss,
S175,0O0.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 14.-The
steamer Sunny South, with / ,O45 bales
of cotton. was burned on the Alaba-
ma River, below Selma, on Friday
night. Loss, $4,000; mostly insur-
ed. One passenger supposed lost.
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COLUMBIA, s. G..
Exodus Of Freedmen.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. b. = The
freedmen are leaving the vicinity in
such numbers as to excite alarm for
the cultivation Of the land. They are
chiefly bound for Florida, and trans
ported at Government expense.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Mill Destroyed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Patton's
Steam Plaster Mill was almost entirely
destroyed by boiler explosion; one
man killed and three injured.
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CONCORD N. H.
ILLNESS Of Ex-PFesIdent Pierce.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. IA. : Ex-
President Pierce has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, but is now thought to be
much better.
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BalimOre Market.

By Telegraph BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
WHEAT-No eceipts or sales.
CoRN-Stead. at 81 O701 10 for good to
prime white; o. yellow, 81 O491 O5; mixed
Western, 81 co..
OATS-Better sales at 60962c.
PRoVISIoNS---carce and firm, particu-
larly bacon. 4,
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HORNBROOK Il co.,
DEALERS IN
Boat Stores, Groceries, and Produce
Agricultural Implements,
and Oils.
Fairbanks Scales.

We keep on hand a general assortment of
these Justly celebrated Balances. They are
durable and warranted accurate, and the
all things considered. Sizes from
one drachm to $50 tons. Jane dom
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Removal.

Removal. 'NE
r GILBERT & CO. HAVE RE
moved to their new four-story store,
81 ri North First Street, where they will
he pleased to see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as Will favor them
with call. A full assortment Of Groceries
etc. always on hand, and for sale at the
lowest market prices. InoVS Oily
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Course of Popular Lectures

YEVHE EVANSVII LIE LIBRARY as
~ ISOLATION have perfected their me-
gotiations for a course of Six Popular Leo
lures. The following speakers have prom
iSed to take part:
REV. NJ E. MrLBURN, the "Blind
Preacher" The subject is left with him.
self. gt.slai isJ IH9 8t
THEODORE TILTON, of the New York
Independent. Subject: Our Country's Re-
construction"
HON. CARL SCHURZ. THE Recon-
structiOu of Germany 4 u ca
. PETROLEUM ". MASSEY, Pm. witch is
Postmaster, Professor of Biblical Politics.
REV. WAYLAND HOYT, of Cincinnati,
Subject not yet announced.
JAS. E. MURDOCH (tDramatic Read
ings " comes ii his health will allow.
The FIRST LECTURE will come off at
MASONIC HALL on NEXT FRIDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst. by the Rev: Mr..
Milburn 5-7 tH'-t '- 3-'''T
The SECOND LECTURE on THURS
DAY EVENING WEEK, the 18th inst, by
Theodore Tilton.
Course Tickets 81 each, to be had at the
Library Rooms or of any OF the Dilectorsl
ian7 diff
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was rather rough to-day, as the following
dispatches will show, and the freeze OF
last night makes it rougher.
LOUISVILLE Ian II .
Editors Journal-The Burns has aTr,s,-e7
safely. Heavy ice most of the way M, y eO
ri so IN BOWERS
LOUISVILLE, Jan "a
Mr.J. b. Archer-The river is still cI,,~-ey
ABOUT the falls. The Robert Burns got IN
To-day. No boats leaving to-day.
ERWIN d DONOHUA
Manifest of Steamer Phantom, January
Il, lS6I.-Dunkerson & Co., 29S bales 90 on.
Mackey, Nesbit & Co., Al bales do Raa.,.,,f
q Dickey. bales do. Carpenter, Whit X
BAKER, q bales do; Cox & Hum pllFsEr
oaies DO Ehrman & Co. g bales do; ktv1l-
Co, 90 sacks peanuts, 40 bags cotton yam:
owner, AZ rolls leather; Cox a Humnhrev,
pigs. mdse.; w Heilman, q NJ feet lam
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