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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20
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- Ii M In - -.
THIS Institution, formerly the proper
i ty of 5. q. Sharp, and lately purchas-
ed by M. Mohler, Co. Supt. of Mifflin CO.,
has been thoroughly renovated and refur-
nished. The water pipes have been relaid
to the building, and other improvements
made, so as to make it one of the most
desirable Institutions in the country. A
teachers class will be formed at the open
ing of the session and will be continued
throughout.
The summer session opens ON Wednes-
day, April 10th, 1867, and continues
twenty weeks.
TERMS s:-Tuition, boarding, light and
furnished rooms, per session, $4,000.
Those desiring admittance should apply
early. For further particulars, address
MARTIN MOHLER, Prin.,
Lewistown, Pa, until March 10th,
fB after which at Kishacoquillas P. o.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

Beg~ The prevailing idea that peaceable
possession for twenty-one years renders
every title to real estate valid and good, is,
ofcourse, sound, so far as individual claims
against such property is concerned. But
it must be borne inmind that the original
ownership of the lands in Pennsylvania,
dated from the creation of the colony, and
was transmitted to the Commonwealth
whose claims are not controlled by limi-
tation, and debts owing to which can never
die out. There are many farms and tracts
in this county not free from State dues,
and which self-interest ought to be in
ducement enough to look after, as when
collected interest will be charged.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

CHILDREN AT THE Poor HOUsE.-The
Steward at the Poor House has several
children, boys and girls, from II years of
age downwards, who will be put out to
suitable masters or mistresses as appren-
tees.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

LAMP EXPLOsIoN.-On Sunday even
ing week, an old lady, named Mrs. Katy
Mcknight, residing at the foot of Hale
street, was seriously if not fatally injured
by the explosion of coal oil lamp. AS
we hear the particulars, they are these ::
She was reading with the lamp upon her
lap. 1t accidently tilted, and in falling
exploded spreading the burning oil over
the entire front of her dress. She ran
out the front door screaming in terror, her
garments all in blaze. Some of the
neighbors ran to her relief, tore off her
clothes, and thus saved her from literally
roasting alive. She was, however, badly
burnt, and her sufferings have been excru-
tiating. Her recovery is still doubtful
Democrat, --e s-#sE
nA- David Caldwell, of Huntingdon,
was last week nominated for Collector of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

BE-. THE FAKIR OF VIsHNU has been
giving a number of pleasing performances
during the past week which have drawn
crowded houses. His ledgerdemain and
other performances are done with much
dexterity, while his good humor and faith
full distribution of gifts add not little to
the pleasure of his exhibitions. We can
assure our neighboring towns that they
will find his levees a source of much en-
joyment and some profit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

n@- The Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence which met at Frederick City, Md,
last week, adjourned yesterday morning.
Rev. w. w. Evans takes charge at Will
Transport, and w. NJ. Frysinger remains
at Huntingdon Avenue, Baltimore.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

GoT OFFICEs.-We are pleased to state
that WIN. f. SHAW, Esq, has been ap-
pointed one of the Assistant Doorkeepers
of the House of Representatives at Wash
ington, a position we have no doubt he
will fill with credit and ability.
Our neighbor of the Democrat has also
got an office with little work and good
ough of Lewistown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

SOMETHING New AT GRovE's.-The
latest and best article for housekeepers,
ever received in town, is the Azumea
Baking Powder-it requires only half as
much as any other, and is cheaper; also,
salt fish, smoked pork and sausage, dried
and canned fruit, prunes, raisins, lemons,
musk drops, and anything usually kept
in stores of the kind.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

ET We have received number of the
Christian Family Companion, published
at Tyrone, Pa, by H. r. Holsinger, at
$3.50 per annum. 1t is filled with we'll
written religious articles from the pens of
German Baptists" generally known as
Dunkards, to which church this paper is
specially devoted. We have entered it on
our exchange list.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20
TGa ca 2aTT9a
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CoRRECTIoN.-Thes statement published
in the Snyder county papers, which we
transferred to ours last week, that the
case of Buffers heirs VS.. the Pa. r. r. Co.
had been tried and verdict rendered for
defendants, was, it appears, erroneous
throughout, as it was not tried at all. If
not settled, it is on the list for May court.
when it will probably be disposed of.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

GOOD CHEESE, Crackers. Groceries,
" Dried Fruit and Honey at A. FELIX'S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

BEL, 3u. freutn, raj .stn % tapftres 8pl
BEN Nattpnalnerbanpe ntepergemounel
,pa,orpen IT, Ter 8ldnsenbe b5bmti&
Gelp3uB bon 1866, bal ffdr europa ,bsl
ameritantiden 8rte9 IN @troe0enbett &c
bra9t, aQetn bier bat man nabtlt4 teirr
|urfude ttn1utdunten, rab bic, an,erttant
f@en &rtegstbattu ppn 1864 burd
ptt preueii@ 6frtsdti6en pom 1866 II
ben S@atte,1 eefsQt 1eten. Bte erbdrm.
IT'D eri4etnt ptr 3lp5lffanpiae@ tbtrtanp
ben Bic preuBen BET &6niSerdB1 fano.1
i'm er9letd 3u BEN bunpertf1noiaen, bel
,an,. Nap!pan pas Bunpesbeer ~, bepdl:
;tt9en bate. 81 ouf lpldemE erratn unit
BET 70 i&mteri9tr Communication pteubt:
l9e Eruppsn jemals ba6 aus8ebalter
gbaben mlrper. mas ia, Wlat 1854 pt'
aoutu1'leritanil&en Deere auebie!ttn, 1T feb'
f1a9ltd. .,@ $780,. .- W. -. ...+ .".s
Wdbrsro tes @inters pun ga bis rs
biclt 2ee le,ne q NEE nuf .ftneu1 Gfsettps
beitano Don cintaen 10000 Mann; cod
lbtumpites fe IN Usbruar unp Mdr3 aui
went8er alS 10000 Dianr aulammen,
pdbrenp rte @rant's auf mtnoefens pas
0ieria&e bisier. 3abl fiee. Man mub
eefebeu, baB ben &sbelen penio III aent.
se9nen 1T, weun fte iasen, f1e isten nt&i
loneern bur@ ueberma@t erprdd'
worpen. Nber {le batten IS eben bortn
perl: ben, bob fe auf cine lol@ellsberma@t
n!&t sere@net batteu, unp oerfeben 1T
aud Yeripielt. + .,s4.:. .rGo".
~ Muf ben &rtsesl1aupldben tm Beiten
NOR oos MilitdrperbdltntB nt&t gan, 70
aroB, ,ute I'm Often. Die @tdste Der
Nruee Braass In Eenne6ee {dwaufte In,
Sabre 1863 3mil@en $4,000 uno $4,000
fe bebtelt un9sfdbr btefelbe @tdrte unter
6oob bis our @@!a4t BET Nuibpiue, no.
purd 1ie auf $4,000 fanf.-8eaurt8aro
bate sur 3ett bet 8elaeerun9 BON g.
rtntb $4,000 Mann. pemberton sor Gr<
5ffauns res Bid5buraerGeloSu9s 40. 600
Solution $4,000" Mann. SIN SABRE
1864 pari.rte nte @td1te Der &sbeQens
Deere In Mtl6ifppt 3wii&en 10000 unr
10000.
Der bShNe Starb, wel@en bic @te>
beuenbeere je erret@teu, 1par (tnt CONNER
1869 ~unsefdbr cine balbe WiQion auf
DEM papiere, 1popor bS@itenS 300 600
effcttp. Die S@lodt BET Gettysburg
i'm Often, bic @inuabme ron @tdsbure
i'm @eten braden paS &id8rat ber Mt-
litdrma9t res SIpens unp pltroen, NIT
preubtlher 8ebsnotetett ous9ebeutet, Dem
8rtege f@on TN 9erbt 1868 Elm @nos
8ema9t baben. ."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13
&rte9terinnernn9en

Gtne Dot ,arseut srfolete &@sr1Fentlt'
dung oer amtlt@en Yrdlenaliften res &e<
beUenbeeres madt etaen iebr pemltbt8enz
cen unb belddmenoen @tncrud. &enn
man erbaIt bartn ben pollen Bewets far
Die rdbrenp bss &rtsoeS oft. bod lelten
aern eebSrte Bebauptune, caB (mtt elm
3teer MuSnabme Der. eriten S6laht an,
Buu Stun, 100 $4,000 damn 8unbes'
truppe, 9seer, unsefdbr $4,000 &ebeQen
oe16leupert tpureen) In aQen wtdti9en
5&la4ten inns len ein unoerbaltntsma>
Gig 9rp1es usber0ewt@t auf @titen bss
Bunot6 par.
@lS Mc@lellan, ter .Sreantlatrr" NIT
anoerbalbbunperttauienp Mlann Dpr @as
itinetpn lag unp oQen Mabnuneen pes
Yrd( 1penter 2tneoln gum @orriiden anf
ManaHes Sunctipn ben @tnpano ent9es
9enfebte, ba6 Der Getno gu fart fet. battle
o.Hen Arnnee etnen &fsettpbttano BON
ni9t eant $4,000 Manr,, alio taum Elm
Drtttel Der @trettmaht Wc@leQans.---
Sci yprttowr NIT $4,000 Mann eelan.
BET lief ft@ Mt@leuan einen Mouat lang
DOT Maeenper NIT is, 70 Mann in
5da@ balten. @dbrenp tteier 3eit
bra&te Solution, telp. See bic Nrmet BET
@i@monp auf 10000 mann unp barr
aber, Don benen lt6 Me@leQon. NIT iets
men 10000 Manu pur9 bic @btdabc'
minY @impfe BIS na9I BEN Sarnts trtts
Zen lief. =, ..~.". J.: .f.~ !. vi
SIN Dem Gelr3uee ptlaer NIT be,
I@&la@t bel Mntietau, f6lob, bra&te &,
letn 6err auf etntee 10000 Mann; aet
nd auf be: Glu@t aus -Worylanb biz
, auf $4,000 sMann reou3irteu. Griid
aufaefaQt 3dblte BIT 9se'i@e Mru1ee I'm
bic Belt Der @6ladt bel 8recrif6bur!
(De3euber. 1862 10000 Manu, gu
Belt Der S9ladt bet @etty8bur9 bra@t
: tbren %deettptefanp auf 41.O00 Dian,
berob. Son hieier erbdrmltden 3abl lie
T@ Meabe aGt Monate lang nt&t MI
In Sda@ balteu, ionberu 9slesentlt@ 70
oar lber ben &aptpar unb fort bts uae
Manolas surldi@eu&en,--M6 Ser
@rant BIN Gelr3us BON 1854 NIT ether
Gfsetipbefanpe BON 10000 Manr el
bfnete, bate See nur $4,000 Mean1
@enr tnan ft9 barar, ertnnert,, NIT tpell
9rtmrntBer partnddieftit bttit a&t Iaf
lang ben Aneriftn iet,1ss topptlt 10 Far
en- 0e8nerS Stanp bttlttu, fam mo
F@ bod iietnts Bentfen Refptttes MID
srwsbrsa uup bat man @runp ID bari
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

Nadb,m Asftern Der @erfauf metnes
Mntbetl6 an Der So. Staat6itg. Spl3osen
norpen, bat metne @%erbiupuuB nit BEN
8latte auf eb6rt.
@btcaBp, 2. Suit 1867.
8 .Brentatp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13
eutl0e 3eitl&rtften
fir 1861

Die 9etpstoer @ortenlaube.
Snufrtttes gamtlien : Dlatt. Sdbrli& ~ 5tfte, NUT
a M Nnnter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

. Die So. @taats3eituns pom 2 Suli
,entbdlt foleenpe b6&ft ,ntert0ante St.
,flxrunA:, u,5 ..- III az. r,..i ssss"4.,#t srt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13
8err g. 8rentano f@stoet aus Der
g1tnots 6taatSSeiturs:
9trr 5t{ftn91a Qei 81.
, @~ .s,~ .as sentt Il mlsr.. tt ~, ',..' = 81; j
Die sprpnuneianenbos Der beiben$ errn an sas
E11t 3aa 2H3@5t &ubItfMnt f3&6 "E ny ~i4is@

Die So. @taats3eituns pom 2 Sui,
entbdlt foleenpe b6&f ,ntsrs0ante St.
tldrunB: rn,~ ~ nj IT,. 7s"@i Hsar#ua# zrs
r." Mnbas pub2lftu nj. ~ 5aD
Mit benz bsutieenTde tritt He,r9orenl
Brentano Der SQinots lIStaats<3 et>
tuns aus unp 9ebt pieielbe tn meiue6dn'
be lber. IL. H.. 4,n- .>a 49, vsr,~s:a. :a;a
Der Mufi9wun8 ber n@taats3eitune"
Don ben tleiui1en Nnfdnaen bis IN. per
5tellu7e, rpel&e ptsitlbe Jest III t.oeutihen
preHe Mmerifa'6 einninmt, leat mir biz
@erpFi9tun9 auf, etnetlstts MQes auf~
3ubfeter nno Ni9t5 3u p%erabfdumen, UNI
pas 8ertrauert be6 publifums In Die
3eitun9 thinner ,netr III befefiBen unp
pie @trf1amfeit pes 8lattes cine fit pas
seiaumte Deutidibum INNER 'uaebr be:
peutsnpe unp oeleAnete 3u ma&en. .s,.
: @dbreno Die Staats5eitun9 ftet6 BITE
9roBen prir;ipien pertreten I mtrr, fir
mel&e bee blutise uierjdbrt9e Bar9ertttes
eefp1ten wuroe, miro Ie boz alien Dinz
gen unp aus,f tas Sntereie res Deutl&z
tbumS mabren unb peutide An1@len uno
Nni9auunosn In Der Mmeritanilden 90
ltttf 3ur. @sllun9 gu + :tn8en fud En-. 60
miro poS frnfe Befrebtn lompbl oeS
6erauseeber6 wie. auer her &eoaftton
Betbetliaten letn. bos Deutl6tbum oes
Norpwefsn6 3u etnt9en unp, fern BON
periSnlt9en, aus 2eipeni@aft ODER :Snte>
re6e entlprungenen Mnerthen, Elm 8latt
~ publistren, pa6 ft& bofentli@ zen bee
fen 3etluneen Amerifa'e unb Deutf&s
ian g tpirp an hte Geite ifeQen t6nren.
Mls Baref9aft fir mein @eripre&en
made t@ Dem publitum bte Nn3et8e, pab
5err german &aSter, Der btsbertge &e>
ootteur ber Nerp Yorf Mbtnp3ettun8. Die
Sseuuua ols @bef &fbat,eur oer SQt<
nos StaatSjetun8 %aneenomr1e,' pat uao
in etnieen Eaeen bter etntrefsn miro.
Wit i@arfer 8eoba@tunG8Babe aus8erf
Ret, Don umfa0enoem 8i7en, BON ielte'
mem unabbdn9i9fei&6 finn. eer a& tets
fret in ben @palten per Staate5sttuna
duBern miro, 1T fem l1rtbeil in per peut@
1den Yrs1e Mmerita's ftets alS Elm i@rer
pieaenbes anerfannt woroeu unp wtre
aud iebt, 100 tbm ein wettsrer @trfunsSs
ttets seoeben 1T, nt&t perfeblen ft@ esltens
3u MAIDEN. Ser &a8ter wt1o 1@ NIT
etnem &epattionsperfonal ~un1seben, ne =
Dies allen Nnip,iten. bic an cine 9rcbe
3ettuns 9etelt peroen t6nnen, in jecer
9tu11&t 8erpahien ietn wtrb, iu paB aud
als Neuiet.ttSblatt bic Staat6settung
feinen1 anberr Blatte nadfeben miro.
6err Sdtra4, Der bisbertse Mitarbet>
ttr ber Staata3eitun8. miro t& dud
ftrne,bir an re; &spaftion betbetlteeu,
Sir rae btSber Der 3eitun9 eel&cnfte
@ertrauen panfenp, bofe t@ auf cine te'
te Gortpauer re6elbeu.
3e1tng,
eb'eas0, !: Suit 1867.
~ .
Nodb,u1 Ae1er11 Der Gerfauf 1netnea
NntbetlS an per So. Staat6stg. ooll3oseu
porpen, bat metne 8erbinpuu8 NIT peu
8latte ouf tb6rt.
@btcasu, 2. Suit 1867.
| 8. 8rentanp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

-Deut1& amerftant(@e
Muff9nctberei IN europa.
Cine polener 3tttun9 br:net i1ber einen
ameritanil@sn v@opaQerte-@ General" fol:
eenbet me1tnarpissn 8;rt4t, 3u rem, .fa
Seper, ber NIT ben omerifaniiben 0erz
bdltniGen pertraut IT, etuen @ommentar
(elbft MAIDEN fam. ,@or GINGER. 3eh
btelt 1@ bier etn jueiider @eneral Na>
mems Nleranoer, aut BET tn eeu1 8Irs
0trfrieoe ber @erein. @taoten ju bteier
@irbe 9slanet unb jebt letne 6etm atb ~
btfu@en 8efommen par. D.rielbe If. oer
Sobn etnes jeBt Yeritorbeuen aru1eu id
tt@ben Gactore unb mar I'M Sabre 1910
als iunser Men{h mad Nmertfa ausge:
tpanpert, u1 BORT lein Slid 3u fu@en.
No9psm er in Der neuen 6eimatb jabre,
lang al6 &aufmantt tbdtfe eetpeien war,
trat Ct betm Musbru6 pes noroamerifas
ntl9en 8rieoes als 9emetner Solpot in
rote Unions Mrrnee. ST 3etanete itd BET
ierer @eleeenbett bur@ auberoroentlt@e
Brappur aus uup babnte 1d papur@ ben
@ea 81 einem f&neQen Enhancement.
Na@ 3wetjdbrteer Dtenfsett mar ct Com
uRanpeur etue6 &etterregtment8, uno nod
Dor Beenbi9uu9 be8 &rteees wuroe Il
gum @enerale Der @apaQerte ernannt rno
Don Der eantbaren &tputlif, iowte Don
letnen Witbireern NIT allen &bren ubers
bduft. Da6 @oDauerie,H e9im!nt, paS
er ldnsere 3ett I'M arteee 9efub,t Bate,
l&entte tbm einsn prd&tioen &brenlabel,
peisn 9olpener @rif unp S@eice reid
NIT 8tilanten unn Gosliteineu beltbt
fnb. ST fub1te pieien @dbel IN polen
Sci. f@. Die mutter pes 6errn Nleran>
per 1T nod am 2eben. Ste bdlt i1@ bel
@trmanpten in 2etp3ts anf unp bestebt
Don tbren, Spbne etne jdbrli@e peniten
BON $500. SIN Berlin wuree 6err
Mleranoer benz &5nt9e unp benz prinsen
Brieprt@ Ra:l porsefeQt.
Mnm. Dieter berlbmte .Rapauerte>
General 1T elmer ber nielea S@ptnoler.
Die aus BEN &e%beQion6frtes bs|Scrse9an=
een fnt. &r trteb fi9 cine 3ett lang ale
lieutenant i'm Stabe pes General Sic:
@lernanp uraber, 100 er Srotnan;otenf'
uno oer8letden perl ab. Setn weientlt:
dfes @el6dft mar YfereeoiebNabl uni
pfrcetr6oel. st mutee 1dlteBli4 all
gdnsli@ untrau9bar fo1t9eldtdt.
- Der Mufrubr IN Birmingham ma
raput& btruurserufen worteu, cab Ell
DIT. Murpbo, Der f@ @Beat oer prute
:: Pantheon @abluniou In 2orpon nenn|
a9Btrmin9bam eefpmmen mar, uu1 to'
+ t:e &stbe BON @%orleiuneen adber bic SRI
tbl,mer Der r5mii@ fa'bplilden &eltsfo
III ba!ttn, Dieter Ser bate ,ft6 {9o
; tinise Bo@en porber betm Mayor III
utbtrla1une beg Gtaptbau1ts bsworbe1
pa aber Der Mayur erfabten, tab berr
! MurpbY's @urltfunaen i@pn an onpere
Orttn 3u 81 ultt6run9en Mnlab 9.sebt
batten. 70 tpetser,e Ct f@, bic 8enubuu
pes Staptbaules 5u seftatten. 9
s Greunpe pe6 Germ Murpby e,r(Atett
+ parauf etn b~Sl3erne6 @ebdube, baS 300
7 per(onet, 3u faf1en 1ermu1te uno b
) fe Eabernafel nannten. lin bret III
!. am Ndd mittog bts FebitbntenNpru ip1
n ptt erfe @prleiunB fattfnren. 9
plab mar nit etner be%beutenpen MnSa
BON perlpuerL Sic burh ..8iQei8 &inll
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

Crop accounts arc generally improving. snd while
some few complaints and their way into the public
planters. as evincing . moo hopeful tone. by letters read
and by increased orders riders, Tor hagsing, ropo and iron tics.
resdy given. say two and . half millions Of bales; From
sea island region, aud the doieful tenor Of Texas, Lou
isiana and mississippi. reports q month ago have given
place to few notices of crop, and those few moro checr.
full. Picking is being pushed forward 80 thoroughly rs
to prevent even complaints being sent forward.
10 sum up the evidence, our former estimate Of the
valuc OF tho injury supposed to have been done, has
turned out generally oorrec', apd the last two weeks
sunshine has dissipated tho cloud Of despondency by
tho whitening Of tho cotton fields. 1t now depends on
how much can DO picked out, and on the date Of frost.
Receipts are as follows: Per Central Raill DAD, 0l92
bales; per Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, sos bales; Der
steamers from up Savannah River, 500 bales; per Florida
bales. 1
co Il PARArIvE COTTON STATEMENT. RECEIPTS. EXPORTS
AND STOCK ON HAND OCTOBER 3, 1857, AND FOB
THE SAME TINE LAST YEAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07

and 9er S,isSs r. Sass pork maskss has been rather duh
IS sTH for mess. ana So ~ as for job lots do.
Beef is dull and nominal.
the absence of business.
beet hams arc very heavy. Small sales OF Ice cured ON
Out meats are neglected.
Bacon y rather moro aohye. but at essier rates for
for stretford cut, 1916 for long oiear. and lSxo for Sso
boxes do for January. both at i6NO.
Lard nas continued quito active. but the market is
j. 81, ,' + 3 3 9ss G sSl: ,s ana . t r., Ct u TX i: : ~ \ s. sSs No s;, |;
BUTTER-is Arm and in moderate request. We quote
81 q = 'a Sns s;.. aS SIssn. md n Or. Orange ,s. county, pals q ID
g e g % choice aS,. aasasO; STATE tubs. Welsh. good to choice.
C~Hrnsr-Prcos arc arm ana quite a business is being
done at quotations. We quote 81 Follows State factory.
good, lax = isssc; 81 State s'G asir asS 9 Choice 1oS;; S II 1sls 70
Enslis 9 dairy, Conn, - a 1sc; English dairy. Ohio.
pineapple. u a 14c.: Ohio, prime. 10 a lie; ohio faoto-
Improvement. Other kinds are dull and nominal.
a.. corToNmoar market tor this staple to-day is quiet and
lands and Sc. for middling New Orleans.
HAY.Ihe demand has been fair and the market firm
MoLAssEs-Is in moderate demand and prices are
steady.
without change. We quote: Spirits Turpentine, free, per
5oa5Ohc; Crude Turpentne, in bbls. per $50 lbs 81 95a5
Rosins. common, in abs, per $50 lbs, IS 75a3 SOY; Resins,
per $50 lbs. - 12jaaA %; Rosins, No /. in bbis. per 2s:
lbs. "a teas rs; Resins, pale, in bbls, per $50 IT,, Seae rs,
Rosins. window. glass. In bbis. per $50 lbs, ssaS co.
Wilmington. in bis. per Dbl. $Aa4 lax Pitch, city, In bbls
per Dbl, SO 1851 Pitch. Southern. in bbls. per Dbl
RIoE-Is dull and prices are nominal.
SuaARs.-Raw sugars are moderately active; prices
are unchanged. Sales Of Cuba at 111aal2 &c and Porto
Rico 12a12Ho, Roaned arc firm at lGXc for hards.
WH1sKET.-The market is unsettled ct 37a38c, In
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Per steamship Alabama. for New York-Mrs NJ Gilfoy
John McMahon and Son. Mrs, Miss and Master Nancy,
G W Appel, B McGorvey. G Kennedy, Miss Rosa Man.
Deman, and 4 steerage. -
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-Misses Beck
worth, A Anderson. and others.
Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-c Stack
fey, a 3 Marshan, PHI Lucas. A A Anderson, Mrs. j "
Collins and infant. A J Creighton. b F W Breur. A "
Bennett. G g Quicker, d II Riordan. L e Hendricks
Aaron aervy, F Slater. J F Barnester, John R Fowler. i
a Ab wn Sa,eis ! a Whitney. Jr. Mehrtona, T sohnaars.
Por steamship Emily B souder. from New YORK.
Warner. wife and children. Mrs w Hannah, Jas A Nc
Grea, Mrs. E NJ FSogg. D o.Neil, Lieut. Pike, Us A. NJ,
Hirsh, MtssJ 81 Sherman, MrsCapt Baker and two chill
dren. Miss Lizzie Baker, Mrs NJ Q Knox, Miss A Knox
John Welch,. VIM sharp, Gen Hart, ] r Van Russom
in storage.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville.
Miss s y Wescoat. Miss Geary. j X wescoat. Col william
Whaley, Q Swift. Dr. y Seabrook, DR. W @ Scott, d J La
Roche, Lieut. johnson, and III on deck.
Per steamer Dictator. rom Pilstka, via Jacksonville
Savannah. &c-H 7 Mcdowell, Mrs wescott and child
Pr N McRae, J 9 Hess. Mrs Tmmons, Mira Ruah. Mis-,
Timmons, Mrs Williams. A Gilbert, ] w Stroud, Johr
!Mulligan. Mclaughlin. Mr Dacos. Mr. Hicks, B 8 Hol
Lister, John CLARK, James Cassin, T Becker, A HagleberR
2 MsMann. 3 shaafer. P Gooddonneu. John Stewart. b
A n Smith, 81 L Martin, 8 on deck.
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Now York Market.
MONEY MAnnSm

The New York Express says that the Assistant Tressu-
Ferris ready to issue to banks or individuals the three per
emit. certificates in exchange for compound notes ma.
turing October 18th. The upward movement In the gold
premium ss nacribed to the Issue OF these certificates. al.
though the decline IN United States bonds at London
and frankfort haa something to do with the lattor. The
Esprass. in addition, says:
Letters by the Scotia allude to United States bonds
The ' s1oiae@ . n,1 proanosa i i1h Europe asn Sy s CIV a ths dstai ssss
OF payment OF bonds In legaltender notes, and say the
R Rspssse VA ef SasxSa a. as sss as't f4 sssp t Ss. Ma ssDHSsssi sns
oa da9s nad Induced investors to beaeyethat the bonds
opinion was now turn turain 4 the R, osSsr w aNa 'n Tss sss put T. net T
pressure to cell, and 2 decline 70 TEX Tor 1862, and 7oX
is.s at Paris. Frankfort. Berlin and other continental
Saues. Tiers Is . growing belief that tho European
plen entai act. settiing the fact Of the payment Of issa
bonds In gold. In the event of @ failure In this direction
be sent bank 70 q conEderabis extent" - "H
The New York Post says that the issue Of the three per
cause It puts - end . tHe ncsrtain'saspsnass lee e Ss=
had for several months DO depressing ah influence on tho
nounoemsns is supposed to indicate sSas sstnSa tho pose s1, of t an,
Treasury is settled for the coming two or three months SHltta
and until further arrangaments shaI Be made by law
,;da J, yie y t, to tho regulation q tho Treasury msnipuls
rency. N- $50
The New York Evening Post. Of Thursday , october 80.
says $sa t.4ns f
The loan ~ market z continues to work with considerable
the issue Of the three per cent csrnacstes has not hesm
as yet developed. On the contrary there ia q ahsra, 40.
appiieations for Tiacomnf ars NJ : 4. o.. g@r EN- ana tne
at former rates
the bare specuiators as well as e e a 'l say sc oissS ~ M 20
lenders Of money. Among the causes tor K q prominent
place 1s given to the report Chat fhe Eecretarv ~ Az
Treasury has mot VET decided whesher Ia ,ciII Gyav ~ ~ ~
debt statement chow a decrsaas 81 az iana IA!o so
TING stock markat a, ,,n...,.. -
pressed by the psrtur ! a1ssi ~ ao, governments err mel { are de-
quarterly statement By converting Dart 81 II tsatr : aac :
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C~OnsiGneeS per South Carolina Nailroad,
= October q.

ts2 bales Cotton. 10 bales Yarns. 100 sacks Flour. 1 car
Sheep, as bbls Naval Stores. / car Cattle, Z cars Lumber
and Wood ar, and sundrles; To Street Bros Go. Railroad
roll, H Baggett 4 CO. Adams. Frost 4 Co, Geo W vii.
Mams = 90. J r Pringle. g r Walter 4 Go. r Isserten.
" semke y Co. J B E Sloan, Dowie 4 Noise, J n nsel. G
= ASerili T. SON. Y " Smith. + Q Mey. = 4 Rodgers &
G II Ingraham & Son. J D Busch, H L LETTERS & Co. 4
McElroy. Utsey & Kenyon, w P Bowling. G E Pritchet,
2raeser, Lee, Smith 4 Co.