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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29


The Committee on Brick and Wooden Buildings
,rsssnted favorable report on the application of
M.s A D. FLEMING, to imp1 owe her house at No.
s41 King street. Adopted
Nh. Committee on Licenses reported favorably
-, tho onnlications of G. MEITzLEE, No. GU Queen
strsat M for Nine Pin Alley, and OF IHos FLYNN;
Msstinr and Market streets, for four Billiard
Tables. Adopted. .oa ohl,
The Committee on Accounts reported iaSofaOly
on certain bills from the Gas Company ana orphan
House. Adopted. ,n A.;
The Mayor stated that he had received .he u'l-
dend awarded by the Nashville and Chattanoosa
Railroad Company, amounting to s27,ooo' ana haa
aonos;ted the same to the credit OF the CITY.
Alderman srE1sMEYER offered the following:
Reso,ped That this Council deem it inexpgaiens
to ;ssue sny more City bills, and that the aoeHs
nrer he instructed not to pay out, out 10 feooi''
the same in payment of City dues.
Amotion to postpone being lost the ayes ano
noes were taken and the resolution was adopted
unanimously.
The Bill regulating the cleansing and dredging
OF docks was postponed.
Nofurther business appearing Council adjourned
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Post ONCE Notice.

Post Once Notice.
Posr OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, s. G., July 6, 1867
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
ssStaton" at $50 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM. to
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
PosToFFIcE NoTIcE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those offices, will close daily at the Postofce at
halfpast o'clock.
REGISTRATION AT Acknowledgment at this
precinct, August a., 193 colored and whites.
REGISTRATION IN BEAUFORT D1sTR1cT.-Ihe fol-
lowing is the result Of registration up to date, In
elusive of the 26th instant, in the Second District
Post If Hilton Head:
Blacks sS
Whites. w
To,., 172s
Rre1srRAr1oN IN BERK1EY DIsTRIcr.-The fol-
lowing is the result Of registration at the 5th pre-
cinct, Berkley District, for the past week:
WHITES coLoRED.
August 10, 20, q, at Strawberry...S sos
August "a, 2S, "a, at Biggin
Church. 200
Total l....................4 .40 739
Colored majority ty.......-............6 .69l
REGISTRATION IN THE C1rY.-The following are
the returns from the three precincts:
WHITES. coLoRED
First + 9c1nct.
Second Precinct -....-........-.....' %
Third Precinct. ..-..lo oo
TOTAL. ...".'-o
The total registration to this day is as follows:
White. .Ioo0 oo0
C0l0reQ.
Colored majority. ty.......................2OO .2OO4
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REGISTRATION AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at this
precinct, August ~, 193 colored and whites.
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Auction Sales This Day.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day, at 9A O'Clock, on
Browns wharf, shoulders. strips and butter.
R. SA P. CALDWELL will sell this day. at 91 O'Clock,
before their store, flour. &c.
VIII be sold under the direction OF JAMES TUPPER,
Master in Equity in front of the Old Custom House. at
II O'Clock all that lot of land at the corner Of Rose Lane
and Line street.
JOHN G. M1NoR Co. will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction sales rooms NJ. 1873 Meeting street.
cases English mourning prints.
IAuREY ALEXANDER will sell this day, at 1O O'Clock,
before their store No. 1877 East Bay Fairbanks plat
form scales; also, shoulders, hams and strips.
Novelty.
The latest and most eectual remedy for the cure oi
debility loss of appetite headache, torpor OF tho hVer
etc. ia PANKNIN's HEPATIC BTrTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. ~
A Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should call al
STENHOUsE & CO., No. ITO East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits hoiiS'
&C., should call at sTENHUUsE CO., No. ITO East Bay
August
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STANLEY G. TRoTT, P. NJ.

PosToFF1cE NorIcE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those offices, will close daily at the Postoice at
haE-past o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29

A GENTLE WHISPER TO MoTHERs.-R unfortu-
nately you have lost your own teeth by neglect or
mismanagement, take care that your daughters
do not suffer, the same penalty from the same
cause. See to it that they brush theirteeth Iegu-
larly and thoroughly with SozoDoNT, and thereby
YOU will insure them sound and servceable sets as
long as they live. tuthsS August ~
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The health DEPARTMENT.-Ith happens not un-
frequently, that persons complain OF standing
water, which upon inspection has all disappeared,
30 We have been informed. Whether persons
complain without cause. or whether the authori-
ties allow sufficient time to elspse to give the
water an opportunity to evaporate, before they
make tho inspection" we were unable to learn
But we incline to the former opinion. There are,
however, still too many frogs within the limits OF
the city. They are noisy-they have become OBJ
n, ,xious-and in our opinion should, one and all,
he h .nished from the limits Of this city.
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be b. snished from the limits of this city
Mvprs,e Of C1rY CouNon.-C Council met yester-
dsy afternoon, at the City Hall.
p,eo.nt His Honor the Mayor Aldermen
dEaDrs, SMALL, ONE1I, sTEHaEHER' o1sEH'
WmDEs, Cosanovy, BUTIER, EARLE, CouRTE'
NAY, and PRNaLE.
The proceedings Of the last regular meeting and
OF an extra meeting were read and confirmed.
The applications of Messrs. HOLMES MAC
BETH for an Auctioneer's License, OF MRS. MARY
HARVEY and @. IRWIN for Junk Shop License, OF
M. OBR1KN for an Ale and Beer License, ana OF
JNo. H. THnE for q No. License, were referred
to the Committee on Licenses.
A communication from the Board OF Fire Mas
tars. relative to the application Of No. Fire Sn-
zine COMPANY (colored) for admission into the
Dansrtmeut, and unfavorable to the same, was
confirmed.
A communication from the Commissioners OF
the Market relative to claim Of Mr.. E. BULL, for
vork done, and unfayorable to the same, was con-
frmed.
A communication from the Commissioners OF
the Aims House, enclosing claim OF Mr. II. ..
M111AR, Baker to the Aims House, and stating
that it was impossible TO meet current expenses
when paid in city money, which was only available
at a large discount. Referred to the Committee
.of Ways and Means.
communication from B. T1aHE and ?. COLLINS
street Contractors for the Upper Wards, and rom
Capt. s1awAID, of the City Police, relative to the
same subject, we're referred to the same Commit
tee. '7s.
The petition Of the Charleston Steam Fire Com
-pany of Axemen, relative to debt owing to the
city and incurred by them during the war, was re-
ferred to the Committee on accounts.
The petition Of Mr.. THos. NJ. HANoKEL, trustee
Aof Mrs. WARNa for renewal OF city stocks, snow
ing that the required regulations had been COM
.raied with, was granted.
The petition Of Mr.. L. CHAPLIN, attorney OF W..
T, no, ,PREY, for the renewal Of city stock, was
shovn In be informal as the applicant had ne
..,ootoa in his advertisement to mention the
emonnt The petition was referred to the Mayor
Who vould consult with the City Attorney.
Tho netition Of the King street merchants,
,hozv;ne the condition Of King street, between
Calhoun and George, both before and after RAM
90 -onresentine the same to be extremely delete
-;or0 70 nersons residing in that vicinity, was re-
,erred to the Committee on Streets.
Bills from the Aims House amounting 10
<asse IA and from the Orphan House, amounting
to sas21 on, were referred to the Committee on Ac
counts.
The Committee on Streets, presented the fohow-
ing report, which was received as information
The Committee on Streets, according to Ies3iu-
tim Of Councii. respectfully report herewith the
expenditures CT the Street Department, au1ng 1nag
4fhe Last month. from the Goth July to the 18TH
1857
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REGISTRATION IN BEAUFORT DIsTR1cT.-The fol-
lowing is the result of registration up to date, IN
elusive of the 26th instant, in the Second District
Post If Hilton Head:
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Know thV DESTINY

and commend it to use.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

MAIDEN. yprber bab' tb rpH cine Jteccntre NIL
Orleans, unb Sie ipQen babel iein!
Mit benz alien Orleans. Sbrena 9esmer! .,
Sd bin se3wunsen. Gle iplet urtbeiler, pb 10y
nit ibn, ferttg perbe ?--
Sine @tunbe 1pGter riefn bic 8lanse bs 0r-
9efers bic elGn3ente @eritmnaluns gum Tetlptel.
| Die leidt serbulenbe 8antere, tpelte ben bt1tte-
rem She'll bes @artens iperte, mar 1eBt ser19wun<
ben unb bic srpbe &otunbt NIT tbren rotben gor>
arablte ibnen e%ntseeen. Man nabm auT ben
5eGeln Wlab, unb Sic 8rlt eIung be9ann.-
Sas MGbrhen BON @aSpYen 1arrte f9 eaa
bromati1de Tehaebi@t &aumar9ais, etn tetnes
Sbpu, tpeldes barfeute, tpie Der SeefSnt9 serge
Sens III alien 3onen mad benz ra@fen @dab bes
Qebens ae1udt, tpelhen 0eennunb tbnt prptbe3ette,
unb unter bem @9ube Der aaubertl9enI Qinten
enbli6 ia GaSpsen ua& LANCER &rtegsfabrt bic
6pIbe 6nbet. bic ct nit Der brautliten WiYrte
fdmIdt. Gs tar tin tuftis f9mei4lert19.r @ruB
an bic Wrin,e1rn unb bts Slid Der Neupermabc
ten. Der mif fplaenten @prten f9lpB, ptde bic
ldSne Dumenil ais ent3auberte Yrin3elitn {prad
% fp(,es Nrautret&, bir weib' i@ fprtat mein
=. 2eben, ~
Dem 5elt.n, ber mid burd bie 9ilien be3pans !
Sd folae ibm, Ct 1uu ein 1i6'res @Gid mir Bstsn,
glls einf int @aterbaus mein iunses 9er3 burd~
r. .... bran9
Aus 1anftsm Rinbeatrauut gum Iebli@en erpadte1
Der 8raut tsarb i'd sefabrt! . pa@er oeH~
>. uun9strault,
. 2iebe, aieb' NIT MFR auf buffsenn @oisnnA@en
Der @turua pnb @unneni@etn! @m fernen Sill
~. ~i2.. 3d. nlauua lra
Grslaben i&pn tn, G'ruu::oie iiQen Bonnsnuatten,
$50 Glid ,urb grieben p9 nit Rof unb 9Ryrte
tsa,-. 9atten."- ed
..-.-m Gortitsuns f'lst.) zs,T
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
Die Srauenbaub.

Nls Der 1err Der @sIt ben Menf&eu
Clint aus Gbeus xtal Ser0ieB,
2ie6 Ct ibu1 bod r,tlb bas 8eae
Vpn1 serlurnen parabies.
DEM auf ietnsm 2ebenseanse,
Won ber @tese bis gum Graz.
8abrt tbn NIT Der liebe @cspter
l1ns bsr Arrnutb 3%aubsrfab,
Srbnenb, bilbenb unb perf9Dnernb,
Seanenb, bellenb unb periSbntnb,
Dur@ eas irb'f6e wuserlanb
Greunbli&-aarte 6rauenbanb.
palfos tte tein anteres @eien,
S,ttt tas &inb in's 2eh1 Elm,
unb beerift bas 2i9ttss Eases
Rit bss @&meraes banesm S9rsi'm.
Dp9 nit 0tebe ~elibn'bem @alten,
l1usrmlbli& Sag uub Ma&t,
pest unb nabrt ten i@paden Gunten,
paset une tpa,tet, forst unb ma@t,
3tebt int @eife unb @emltte
Sebem sutex 8stua GUT 8lutbe,
@rlneet tbu tes 0ebens Stanb-
M ltterIt@e Trauenbanb.
Red NIT uuetfimem Orange
@turnat Der Singing In bic @eIt,
probt int ~2ebenstampf bic &rafte,
Die tsin f&'rer 3usel balt.
Dpr@ tee Ddietns 9Sb'n unb Gtefen
xpbt ct fort in, @ilben 2auf,
Ord tn elmer {&Gnen @tunte
@sbt bts 2ebena @tern ibm auf.
l1nb int srineu 3peie Der Myrtbe
&ei9t tbm MaaB unb 3tel unb @uree
unp tfs @lIdea unterptant
Cine plbe Grauerbanb
Brii!enS iber tttfe pldue,
Bon ber Gorge bait bepranet
Giuf're @plten auf Der @tirne,
@ist Elm M a n, has 5aupt 9eienft,
Da NIT unbDrba,en @@ritte
@&mebt IS !eiit III ibm Der,
0eet l&'e pei@ nit fanftem Drude,
Iuf bic @ttrne beiB unb i&wer,
unb uaenetif4t @:malten
@ldtten 19nsQ bic buFern Talten,
Mlb unb Gram unb Gorge bannt-
Cine Iiebe Grauenbanb.
Mibe nur Der Qetensarbett,
Matt BON i@perer Gagsslaif,
@ebnt am ftiQen 1eisrabenb
Gid ber @rtts mad Stub uno Raf+
"a bemdbrt eleid lauterm @blbe
Gid bic 2;e5e mabr nnb eat;
l1ne Is leat gum fiiben @&lumuttr
5bm bas aiden ianft aure&t,
wRest tbn tis gum lsbten 9au&e,
Drudt ibm au bas m iibe Auee,
Shirt Jpn bic ans te0're 2anb-
&tnetreue 8rauerbanb.
w&(lb.:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

No. @ute xeue fri1&e @Aaren, erteuent IT,
perfeiu anb biuia bei gxtttaSa NH pAAr.
- Hriide s myprte alter metnebtt
4N6 6in{ mi 31esha1b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

49,, Der S%ntt1euperen3 > o
lpptifer no@mals unb 3ulett.
Der Qefer ptrb fi@ erinnern> bab pir
%unldnef1 Elm aus Dem pfenbar BON tinem
@eife Ter @eiGaaun9 ,trfauten @ebtrn
pes 3errn s. &. Mlbrebti In Dunous
GUT @elt eeborene ppetilde6 proouct
publtctrten, bei5en @runbeeoanfe, penn
lberbaupt bapon bic Neoe ietn fam an
l9einenp mar: DaS vpro-bbbtttp" 1T
oas Ibisr ber Mpofalyple uno Ser Sobn
6. Mlbre@t 1T Der etforene YPann, tpel6er
pur@ feline Dem @eltmenfden etwas UNI
GER tdaeli@en, aber bennp@ obne allen
3weifel ben, Naael auf ben &opf trtfen>
ben &srlt ieneS Gbier, ben Sberffen Der
v&ottenqtifer" aus Der Belt auSreuten
unit 70 bas betrobte nBferls" fir iebt unp
ale Gwtotett aesen pa6 Eemperensu n>
esbeuer fiber fteQen ptQ.
Dtr taiten perm Mlbre&t 70 Derftan
ben, bag es tbn, nur I'M bic Yubltctrung
ients @epidte6 ;u tbun iet, ALIEN es 3eiez
te fi&, pab mir i'm Srrtbum wureu. Der
erleudtete Sdnaer ,piinidte aud bos
pr,|aii9e 8eBlett(drrtben gu ietnen Ser
fen per6fentl,@t gu baten, uno Ia bteie6
uidt eel&ob, 70 leste uns 6etr Albrs@t
pte Nft@t erfuuune fstner 8itte 70 aus,
alS pb ptr I'm Snters0e pes Yrozbf>bi.t tin
cber pss rEbteres" itine 3ul@rtft BEN
Yubltfun1 nprentbalten MOLTEN.
Dtele Meinune bat 6err Mlbrs&t aud
rem 8frle's 8rdu.r Seller, unlerm biden
Greuube in Nortlfslr, Ger un6 bod eppes
better tennen loQte, unp Aapern beige
bra@t, uno uns bur@ bteien a&tunss-
pertbtn Germ mttte|e pts n0olfsblatt"
auf,rceru laien> 6eirn albre&t's ean3e
Gptfel 3u pu5lietren. AQss tieies 1pd<
re ppufpmu,ea unnttbfs sewelen, benz,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
8rteffafen+

SER Spbn 9ebeifen.-D e,
BON Sbnen bertdtete @orfulI eereidt al
'erbineS benz betrefenoen prsoieer niht
3ur @bre. MQein infer Blatt, befabt 1ib
ri9t nit fir9li@sn Strett1a@en unp tp,r
muGen be5Dalb Sbrer @inlencun6 bic
Mufnabme p%erwei9ern. Die lelbe 1tebt
Sbneu jur Dtspoiitton.
6trrn paul SauB.-S pbalo
tptr et>pas erfabren, weroen mir sic be-
na@1i@ti9en.
&err gobn g. Mlbre@t, aus Gun.
bas, Der Mntitemperens. Mpofa.
lpptifer no@mals unb sulett.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04

Office hours from 10 a. m. to p. m. Also from p.
m. TO p. m. Saturdays.
Interest the rate of Six per cent per paid
all sums of Five dollars and upwards
Married women aud minors may deposit In their own
Names for their only.
New deposits will commence to draw interest on the
FIRST day OF the month Immediately following the date Of
the deposit.
Depostors residing out Of the city, may remit by Ex
press or by Draft
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
LIFE DEPARTMENT


The TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD also insure against
LOSS OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE. whether disease
or accident qoith Weekly Indemnity for totally dSsd-
buo accident at of premium lower than any 9TH
ar company All approved forms of Ordinary Life Poll
o,es written, whether TERM ANNUAL LIFE, TEN
WEAR NoN.FORFEITABLE or ENDOWMENT Policies
either with or without indemnity for totally disabling
bodily injuries, as the applicant may prefer.
Annual Premiums for Life.
policies for Life insure against death from any cause
and the premium is payable annually during ife Rate
per 81 900.
Age of 20 Is 30 30 90
Ordinary Life policy s1sl9 $lS 90 $3.50 $dsM s9s 81
(,omb'd life Accd't 1919 1870 201O 22SI zo.el
other ages In proportion.
Ten Year Non-ForfeitabIe.
Ten year Non Forfeabe policies insure against death
from any cause and the premiums all paid up in ten
years Indemnity accidents under this form OF poll
cy holds until age of rs. These policies are
able after two annual payments. Rate per $l,ooo:
Ages 20 Is 80 85 40
Ordinary Life Policy $26 ID $2s O8 $o2 Do $o "a $4Z Al
Combined Life and &C. - .o IN. A no
Other ages In proportion NIT.
Also Term and Non Forfetable Endowment Policies,
at proportionate low rates.
The Travellers of Hartford the first company In the
world to combine Life and Accident insurance under
one policy and premium This form of policy meets
with much favor 1t all personal hazards under
one risk It's cost is less than most companies charge
for life insurance alone.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.


JAMES G. PATTERSON, Hartford,
GEORGE w. MOORE,
GUSTAVUS F. DAVIS,
EBENEZER ROBERTS,
JAMES l.. H0 ARD,
CHARLES WHITE, A."
MARSHALL JE a ELL,
JONATHAN b. BUNCE,
SAMUEL WOODRUFF
HUGH HARRISON,
CORNELIUS B. ERWIN, New Britain,
CHARLES LANDON, New Yo.k,
EZRA II. BAKER, Boston,
CHARLES +. sPANG, Pittsburgh,
GEORGE WILTSHIRE, Cincinnati,
ENOCH LEWIS, Philadelphia,
GEORGE NJ PULLMAN, Chicago.
Jas. G. Patterson, Pres't.
Rodney Dennis, Sec'y.
ChGs. II. Wilson, ASST Sec'y.
Western Branch Office
30 La Sale st, Chicago, JULIUS WHITE, Manager.
Chicago Local Agencies.
s.M. MOORE 90,
20 La Sale Street.
B. W. PHILLIPS d Co..
Southwest corner Randolph and La Sale SITS.
&c WILDER,
Crosby's Opera House.
COBB BRENNAN,
Chicago Union Stock Yards.
H. WEBSTER JONES, M. D.,
Consulting Surgeon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
5'Hhe Political Sentiments

OF the JOURNAL are SO well known that
it is necessary for US .onlyto allude, to our
position, We win continue, as heretofore,
to labor for the interests and principles OF
the Union Party Of the country, that or
ganizatioh under whose administration Of
affairs the Nation was brought successfully
through the war. The editors, having
served their country in the army, viii con-
tinue to advocate the principles for which
they, in common with the hundreds of
thousands of the GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC, 8 fought, and the JOURNAL
win aIwaysib be found the SOLDIERS Or
GAN.rnh n..a.-sh lln9.Is 10 800 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
CindfaaiNff 1hlarket.Tlle

BY Telegraph .3I II tCtsScINNATI, Feb. l.
FEoUH91U nohanged,i ,sqperflne at, 81 25Ge
- 75 Tor Spring, and 80 lO(9l0 % for winter
WIFEAf4gJffchanged and dull No. 4
Winter at 81 S0912 80. A'"l 4ts'si'
GoRN-Dull; shelled at 6I@62c, and ear at
55d7Gc. z AS JSNI T1Ytl y 80 Isl :, L al
NJ 0ATs-Dull at 50@5lc.--Tne receipts are
quite large fandFth q m ark etscioses heayyai
RxESAND BA1eLEsY++U Unchanged 4 IL gW
NHIsNY--IfI fairdemand at i2ac in bond.
81 Hoes Nominally unchanged; none Of
fefingg anti not many i'm the penS. The
weatheris too warm for Strengthening. Re-
ceipJsi I,200a sfsnfi0f sig0sreA Es8H p nW0Td
4 PRoVISIoNS-Held firmly, but the de
mant- is lig mt ;-sales of 500 bbls OF city mess
pork am, inside Drand, at $50 but this was
a forced SALE Holders generally are. ask
ing go 50g2t 90, which is equal to holding
il out of the market. szE
BULK %MEArS-Duli at T15C675zc for
shoulders, and 91a@954c for sides.
sides, which are wanted az l2s4c on the
spot.
LARD-Quiet at l29l4c.
BUTEER-zS6G29c.p - q 9NTmYAM Fsa
CHEEsH- l55 @i6c, with better demand;
sales OF 200 barrels.
BEEF HAMs-In pickle at SIC. Tley are
generally held at SIC.
GoLD-l3412 buying.
ExCHANGE-Fir1n; at par buying, and
lilo premium selling.
= MONEY MARKETS. Close g 0c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02

AIbany Market.

By Telegraph fALBASY, N.fY.,sFeb.h. 4
Owing TO the unceI tainties and delays on
tended for this market are days behind
time Receipts up to last night, 100 head.
Many cattle brought here last week could
and Eastern IN afixets, and some are still
here. Nearly forty-five loads last week of
arrivals were shipped on Wednesday, and
about twenty more Yesterday; SO these
this market, and that extent lessen the de-
mand for this weeks arrivals Still the
supply VIII be sfaaIl, and The faets that
higher than q Week age Ind Cate that the
demand is fair. Sheepsrange HtJ6@Sc Hogs
come in slowly, ind there is almost total
absence of prime heavy. Beeves = Light
receipts prices advanced to 71a98cs fSBsfhs n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
The CORRESPONDENCE

viii be special feature of the WEEKLY.
A correspondent will be employed In
EVERY COUNTY of the First District.
One of the editorial corps will remain at
INDIANAPOLIS during the session ofthe'
LEGIsLATURE,i and 9keep our readers
fully advised of its proceedings We hope
to furnish, a. Weekly Letterfgom WASH.
INGTGS CITY duringI the CONGRESS
SIGNAL TEERM.9osf ROY 81 wons wo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
ADDITEOEALREVER NEWS.

The aweatherl continues mld and
CLOUDY, with smart shower abodtg9
o'clock last night, and prospect of
more...... -. The additional arrivals
yesterday wereithe Nick Longworth,
New Orleans tos5 Cincinnati; M. S.
Mepham, New Orleans to Louisville;
Louisa, fom 4 Aiken's Landing
Charmer, lromy Cairo, and Phantom
from Eastrort.. Mepham
has seven hundred bales of cotton for
this port and will not get off till.
some time to-day ........The Phantom
and Chaimer had excellent trips.
.........The Liberty was fully loaded
had all ste wanted. but was compelled
to lie ove for want of a. crew; her old
crew, having all been from home FIVE
weeks, could not be induced to go
back. She will beoff early this morn
ing. ...,..,Mrs. Capt. Archer joined
her husband here last night.
Alex. Stewart also arrived, and is as
proud as peacock. It's a boy..,....
The Chattanooga got up to the wharf,
yesterday, and is receiving for all
points On the Cumberland She will
leave promptly at 4 o'clock this even
ing, ana we hope to see her go out
full The Louisa, Captain Tom
Bolus, leaves at 2 o'clock to-day, for
Nashville and all way ports. She is
an excellent boat, and has
1 fine cabin accommodations .........
/ The Armada and Quickstep left to,
gether yesterday with moderate trips
ABOUT midnight last night thu