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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24

The Record reports thirty new wells
,oing down in the vicinity of pithole at
present. That does not look as though
the place VAS affected with the "dry rot. -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24

Peter Nj. Laugh, near Berwick, has
raised this year l 500 bushels of onions
lrom twoor three quarter acres of grouud.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
THE MARKETS.
ICarefully reported for TuE TRrHUSE:
EATnDnAN


SATURDAY. May 1s. 1867.
ASHES frmer but quiet sales Of Pots at " TO- ana
Pearls at <l39si3 90 -
BEESWAX-The business in Yellow western and
Southern boon modcrate prices steady at 40@4c
cash.
BUUDING MATERIAIS-An articles coming under
this sheadne meet with fair demand, and prices though
without quotable change, firm and well mainta aimed
we quote as follows: Common Hard Brick nt Sl3gsl3 o.
Croton at sls0s0 and Philadelphia Front at 6 Cement
at al 65G$l 10 for ROsendale Limo at 81 co for COmmon
and s. for Lump Laths S. for Eastern Lumber at s9
s22 for Eastern Spruce; Hair at sac for Rlo Grande
Mixed 2}42ac for BuenOs Ayres Mixed ana l29l6c Tor
Unwashcd Western Hog Plaster OF Paris at " 10 tun
for Blue Nova Scotia, $ 75G 87i tun for White do
50 40 Dbl for Cleaned Eastern, and W % Dbl Ior
KnlckerbOckor and Empire Mills. -
BROOM CORN-Thc Inquiry has been fair and the mar
ket firm with sales at 666c for Red, and 7Gl2c Tor
Green. - -
BRIsTLEs are lower Western quoted at Soc 49, as
TO 6tyle, &c ,.o.
COTTON-The demand has been very light, 2nd prices
are somewhat irregular. For even lines or mlddngs
holders insist upon previous figures but the low grnes
are depressed sales OF 900 bales at 2Sc Tor Mlddng UP
lands 26c for Low middlhg Upands ana Nc' lor 6oOu
ordinary Uplands. -, ,.,,o.. -
aujng firm nj full previous values saes part late last
evening" OF 500 bags Rio Uet, and 46l3 bags ex Vd
farc on private terms Other descriptions are quiet
CANDLES are without change OF Importance, tue ue-
mand has been fair; VIC quote Adamantne at l9022c;
Eperm at asa l0c., and Patent at 4865Oo. -
DRUGS AND DYES-All articles coming under TINS
heading have been In far request, though OF reti
character prices have ruled firm, but show no particular
change. quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CuAMBERs- 18.-Before Mr..
Justice SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME COURT-CnAMBERs-M 18.-Before Mr.
Justice SUTHERLAND.
TIE MURPHY DIVORCE SUIT-MOT10N by TIIE PLAIN
TIFF FOR AIIMONY-MoTION BY TIIE DEFENDANT
FOR A COMMISSION TO TAKE TESTIMONY.
Anna L. Murphy agt Daniel 7. Murphy . =,
This is proceeding IA a suit already noticed
several times in which the plaintiff charges her husband
wealthy dry goods merchant formerly Of this city, with
cruelty, and asks limited divorce. The case came up
Saturday, motion by the defendant for leave 10
issue commission TO examine witnesses I'm California,
where he is. This motion resisted and denied,
on the ground that the only issues In the suit were as TO
cclties in this city, and that the testimony desired
would only drag in impertnent matter The plalntiif
also made motion for alimOuy in which, after discus
sOn it agreed that the papers should be submitted
Thursday next.
For plaintiff Mr. McKeOn ard Mr.. Eyarts; for defend
ant, Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Fullerton.
Johanna d. Harmon agt. Cyrus NJ. Harmon Report or
Referee affirmed and judgment Of divorce granted; Gus
tOdy OF chlld awarded 10 the plalntlh.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
MARINE cOURT-MAr ls.-Before Judge ALKER.

Stoney The Farmers Transportation Co Of Keypor
This is action for breach of contract The plain
t testified that the 3st Of August last the defendants
hired him 10 act salesman OF produce board OF the
steamboat Holinde owned by the Company, for
at saOry OF u 200 that he faithfully performed
his duties until the 18th Of November, when lie was
wrongfuy discharged they paid him for three months
services As he unable 10 procure other employment
in the meantime he sued them for the three months pay
due on the contract the ls OF March The defendants
claimed that they only hired him by the month and that
they discharged him for neglect Of duty. over dozen
witnesses were examined in the caSe, and their testimony
was very conflicting. The Jury, however rendered
diet in favor Of the plaintiff for the fun amount claimed.
with costs, 10 which the Court added allowance
Of $2j.
John Lanktree for plaintiff; Ten Brock and Van
Orden for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

GUNNlES-The market for Bags 10 rather quiet; We
quote at 2i iS2lic piece for Calcutta coth the mar
HtDEs-We have had a comparatively quiet market
for Dry Hides since our last the demand from the trade
however there has Deem no particular varation inc
trade paying present rates with much relnctance
while importers view OF the advanced cost ef receipts
firm IN their The stock, which s gradually IN
ereasing mainly comDosed OF parces suitable 70 meet
descriptions Of Wet Sailed Hides has been fair ana with
moderate supply on the market prices are hrn; Uppef
Calcutta Stock Is without change We qnote as follows
Dry Hides-Baenos Ayres, 20 od2ic. Bnenos Ayres, Me
22c.; Montevideo IsHlslc Rio Grasde, ss elev OIL
noco, lsielsc. California, lsa slsc Porte CaneIc lac
ros I1l7lc San Juan and Central America, isa0l7le
Maraeaibo i4aise Bogots lsc; Rio Hache dry ana
salted, 103 01tc Havann and Carthsgena 126lSo; Cu
racoa ioi9IIc BaTeeloAa i0I9c ST. Domingo and Pore
au Platt, loiailc.; TeIas ial5c. Dry Salted haes-
maaeaibo Wadllc.i MatanbaW. Hel5o: feraaino"eo'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

FLOUR AND MEAI-The features OF our Flour market
the past week have presented quite contrast to ose OF
shipment has fallen greatly tho larger arrivals at the
lake ports, and the liberal ana increasing supplies IN
prospect from California, Will be seen below, have III
duccd the trade TO hold on aud they have purchased
posed 10 pCess sales have been compelled 10 submit to
decline In the low and medium grdes but Family brands
have generally been well held, though selng less eey
The principle holders In view OF the reduced stock OF
sound Flour here very Indifferent about selng re-
enrdng tho present reaction natural ana healthy
ono, but only temporary. IL Is very apparent
20 all familiar with the trade that that the supply OF good
Family Flour everywhere extremely light, ana II Is not
easy determine where the supply Is coming rom 70
cary through to harvest IL should be remembered
however that at the present time the falling on IN the
consumption OF wheat bread very great at present
prices many families do not II TO any extent To-day
the market much unsettled and all grades are lower,
the decline being 5dI0c bb on the low ana medium,
and the high grades. The sales 400 bbls
for Supcrne State si2d S4 2 for Extra
State; Jds3 Is for the low grades OF Spring Wheat
do SIS 3jssil 90 shipping Ohio winter Wheat Ex
tras always) si 1915 30 for Trade and Family brands
Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and sl5 T50lS IS for ST.
Louis Extras California Flour Is lower and Is dull; sales
OF $40 bbls. and bags at S6an7 Canadian Flour Is IN
active and lower sales OF 100 bbs at si 10ds 10 for
good 10 choice Extras, and S5 25GsI for Trade ana
Family brands Southern Flour Is extremely dull and
prices lower sales at $3 25Q$ 90 for common 20 fair
and Family Rye Flour plenty dull and lower;
sales Of $40 bb at fao 40 for common to choice Corn
Meal Is easier and offered more freely sales OF 400 bbs
part CITY, atS.
The shipments Of Breadsufs from San Francisco from
AprlT April haYc been follows; 80 O6g quarter SACKS
Flour NewYork and $50 quarter sacks do 10 foreign
ports including Great Britain lreland l53y2 SACKS
Wheat to NewYOrk and 67,5 sacks do 10 Great britain
and Ireiand I.0s sacks Barley to New.lork ana 1907
sacks 10 foreign ports not including Great Britain OF
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

FIsH-we hear OF cargo sales prices are finn and
tending upward; quote Dry Cod at So 31tdS tO
Picked Scale at IS 25Gs5 So and Picked Cod at S. 80 81
Mackere at s20ds2O 90 for No Mass sl9as9 20 for do
Halifax; SIS for No Bay and s3 50ds s4 for No Mess
large Salmon at s37 for lckledNo. /. Herring at Ioc
for sealed and lsd 22c. for No. ].
FEATHERS are steady; we quote at 7SdSOc for Prime
Tennessee, and Is 0s5c. for Prime western.
GRAINThe market for Wheat Is very quiet, and com.
qualities are 3d5e lower; good are generally wen
decline in Flour We only of H. 500 bush fine No.
are quiet and prices uncertain. Rye is without change
10 note the demand light retail sales Of Western nc
81 72dsl 70, and Of Canadian at 81 IsGsl So Oats arc
more active and are lG2e bcttnr the demand chiefly
tpecuatiyc sales OF 10000 bush part last evening" Mt
s6assc for Old and New Western Gle for Ohio and Ole.
State in store. Indian Corn opens firm, with limited
demand but closed easier and very quiet; the inquiry Is
IN part speculative; sales OF $1,000 bush at 2sdsl 70
for New Mixed Western at Jersey CITY Railroad depot
and delivered 81 27Gsi .. for Southern Yellow 500
81 81 for Old Western Mixed In stsre, closing at 80
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

The receipts from traffic the second week in May
wore $GS,9OO.
The Cleveland aud Toledo Road earned The second
week in May:
1seT....t42ii9 1866 s4s46f Decrease -so9is
The Rock Island Road earned the second week in
May:
isGI.....fCo,sC3 1866. is5g25 Decrease 5000
Tho Railroad eaTnings OF May confirm our state
inents that there is 10 grain at the West and that
the roads viii have q starving time this Summer
Thus the Michigan Southern, which fell off some
5000 in the first week of May, falls of over $lOOOOn
the second week The Rock Island which fell OIL
$1,000 in the first compares, in the second, against
very light week last year, end only falls OH aboat
$1,000. The Chicago and Northwestern on l4o miles,
increased mileage increased $i668 in the first week.
and $93 coz in the second The directors calculated
M increase of 100000 week; tho earnings are
thus $4,000 below the estimates for tho two weeks
The decrease will 60 Oh till the new crop comes IN
next September The Cleveland and Toledo shows
tho first week in May decrease ofs6,SO
The total imports at New-York for tho week com
pare as follows:
Hs,s riding sgl1 Ny 49, Sg1l Apr d1 a. APT HS sss ~
General Mdse w s.Ol7l95 s,SOO75o 3oco,6o 62oa'9a
s9,sas,3i5 sS,I5a677 sL2e9,0cT s654o,S2o
Tho Now-York imports of foreign dry goods COM
pare as follows:
For a, week 1868. 1866. 1857,
Entered at tho port. s7S6G3o ssS32s sSISSo so
Thrown on markct...... l.99OA2s 2o1si@ loC7,li9
Entered cree sI al Inc SIT ais2Is s5O0Tr so9lS5a62
Thrown market. .2o;2S43lT tG,SO0Aa Gfo''7h
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

he ,u DYNASTY On 2c with which he Glove n twain hinge
m mem, l path The Van hun and lu
eic anong earliest Chinese rulers Oh G. I5S0b anl chosen
d., IA t6. throne account Of their virtues
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
prCrIpTS op pponuCr

May ls-t2sl bbls. Flour, ?l7 bbls Whisky, tl2 hbls
Com Meal 900 sacks Corn Meal leo sacks OIL cake 5306
bush Corp 9aSO bush. Oats, 1910 bush Malt, SO pkss
Ashes, 2ipkGs Beet 903 bbs Pork as9 kgs cut Meats
3i3 pkgs Lard kegs Lard 4lG6 bbls Petroleum, 500
pkcs Butter. $500 pkgs. Cheese, 2o5O bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
RCOURT-CmAMBERs- lS-Before Justice
JoNTs
A CURIOUS FAMILY QUARREL.

n
In the matter Of Eugene X. Smith, e. Bainbridge
Smith sued out writ Of habeas corpus To recover the pos
session Of Eugene X Smith, alleged by him TO be uhaw
fully detained by Mr.. Eugene G. Ketetas. return was
duly filed in the matter and the set down for the
9th May for argument. SIR. Keteltas has sncc filed
affidavit that while entering hs carriage to bring the
the court MI c. u. Smith, with three other
persons, OF whom assumed to be an officer Of the
Court took the boy by force from him against his he
bOys) will and carried him of in carriage. On this ALL
dayIt order issued Ieturnabc tho 18th inst
that Mr. Smith show why he should not be punished
for contempt The case was argued on Saturday and
the decision reserved
Nh Bedford for the relaOT; Mr. Davis for respondent.
SPECIAL TERM-MAY 1s.-BefOre MCCUSN, j.
DECISIONS.
Albert Gilbert agt. Edward b. Wesley.-M0tiOn
granted
Eugene Cummnskey agt. Daniel solomon.-AIotOn
granted.
Arnold III. Wagner agt. Christina X MartiDg three
eases)MOtion for reference granted and referee ap
pointed.
John NJ Emerson. administrator agt. The Eric Railroad
Company three cases).-MOtion granted.
Helen L. Benedict agt. DcOlue Benedct-Issues
settled.
Jacob Mtischer agt. David Schwartz Commission
granted but without
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
COURT CALENDAR-Tn,s DAY.

SUPREME C0CRIGYSlRAL TERu Adoamed Saturday Nav o.
SUPREME COURT-CmcUIr-PART I-MiLLERJ Oyer Ter.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
finanfiai.
NEw-YoEK AND Nrw.HNsN RAILROAD CoxPASY }
Corner of ierttMe, ard Tw,nty seytnih.st, Newlork

TINTED STATES BONDS, having Thirty
" yeio ns hssrrE Tsresr. interest aSo TsEey r sale
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
4 CHINESE HISTORY or AMERICA.

The State Department has made public ihe ioiloW'
ing translation OF Chinese li4ory a. tho Ui.ca e'"o9
PREFACE.
scnKi-Yu was, fIOm 1874 % l55o Governor oi Fun S
Durln that time he wrote in the Chinese language anu
prbrshed a worl, on universal geography giving az
account Of the establishment OF America by washington
For this nubljcation so favorable TO to Western power"
SOM, If which were then in collision With China, anu 80
favorable especially to the United states, SoAiiu wac
dismissed from office by the Emperor llonFu's' ou '''
accession 10 the throne Of China ia 1880.
His work and his sacrifices for the truth OF H''oy W"
made known TO the Government no Washlns'oL ~ 80 'V
ate Charge OF the United States ut Pcln' hr Ni.'l'
Through the efforts Of the legation the impeii"' N'
srnnent reversed its sentence of pfo5enpuoh 's'''
senKi.Yu. and recalled him into It's employment 10 "
member Of the Foreign ONice Of the Government
The secretary of state presented him with portrait OIL
Washington. NJ, a.. S,,ro,,ry ~
State: ,r ~, s-.-, W,suIycrov Jan. 2I 1867.
~, vsi WIams IN dispstch No TO- and IN an uuom'ial
22d February last invited ny aiteltO 70 we ac' @ s
eel stugushed Chinese Statesman then recently
- the Toreen Office bad in yaos manifested lDeral
nJly Il The importance OF ance relations between
,;f other Weston powers aud tna ahl tha DC '
life and character OF George Washington
which refects great credit upon the author When these % became
nou 10 nc they aGUrl the htelcs satsicton. sLG us
, m rreeae TO Exceency possess faithful portrait o Ae
al lave accordingly caused an exact copy 70 uo
I nv one Of cs sk artists 81 the gnal likeness painted
y ilter stuart l This copy suitably framed VIA DC
by YOU in most applopat 70 MS
EYu marx Of the high appreciation entertained o tue wso anu
rtu which Justly eauc lin 70 the eau station "H NC n'
attained laH' '"' '0'' Wv H. SEWARD.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

II also called Collected Nttoas " America Unted Itsgns Ma
roos COndeFs,ed Cornes ef ard C.eJ Ststss IA
sassS Gftrsnt cifese nsEes have becb aasd 49,
Ohose btlrer with red and white
me fish 70 sa Of black eoSr WHEREIN are
syn many white iyos arranged eIn resembling Csaos
dtbe Dipper. -i~
vague espTesfsn for yast dsrest thrss Usually
eekoned o eqas an Eny ifb vile ITaasiaier's lNCt.
sossmes the sgebsht angs eaf In other
Is.eral peFsons aid the OOsernsr:
Wien be bss heh ns o sgAs rejected
y Chnz Shag Hsnf kssbg tive psie generals Who co.
.syesed sTshev tis Isn dynss o. q Hs aRi the
eDlfk hef prince IN bic stead
sss rsa shssns a. d. 11o the as d whom destroyed te
treat Hsn Dysss and The ecosd ser snrsTns al bis Efforts
suaB State has Ia the west Of China
b lssh snsen 10 TIE ebae sSord Oa Pan hs lVundsF
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12

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Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
NEVER DESPAIR.

7 <he opal-hued and many perfumcd mern a.
 From gloom is born; sN 5s from out the sullen depths of ebon night { EasR The stars shed light: ''" kems in the rayless caverns of the earth !. Have their slow birth; m Rrom wondrous alchemy of winter hours Come summer flowers; he Ntter waters ofthe restless main Give gentle rain; lading bloom and dry seed bring once more e s The years fresh store; i bst sequences of clashing tones afford The full accord through many ages, full of strife and ruth l
 Thought reaches Truth 'hro' efforts long in vain, prophetic aeed Begets the deed; Ierve, then, thy soul with hidirestne to cope,
 Life's brightest hope U i6s latent in Fate's deadliostslair la l8A.& AS Never dcspair. .- ' V '.sss
 Household Words.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
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Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
TO-DAY ANUTU-MORROW.

 8Donkis'i me of to -morrow. - .E6 H Give me the man who'll say, < That when y9sd deeds to be done, N Let's do fhe deed to-day. || We may all command the present T Tive act and never wait, But repent tsncerisahs phantom sg Of the past which comes too late Don't tell me of to-morrowi se r ess ! There's much to do tc-daysscesz That can never be accomplished If we throw the hours away; Every moment has it's duty, ss,. Who the future can foretell? s a8 sa8 Thsn why put off till tomorrow sa What tlto-day can dc so well? Don't ten me of to-mofrow; live look upon the pasts,I TO How much that we have left to do ' We cannot do at last lefat a To-day. is tbe only time For all on this frail earth; asfg.3sH It takes an age to form life, 20 A moment gave it birth.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
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Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12

The London Times on the Negro. The London Times, in dilating on the |nbject of-negre suffrage in the United btates, ssys T
 Why can not the negro be declared a Ditizen and invested with all the rights of 5 man 1? The real answer is that he is not k citizen, and can not be made a citizen by k proclamation or a law. We have unfor-
 lanately had a little experience of our own fn this matter. We gave the Jamaica ne- |gro, in common with his white master, |oril equality and the right of selfgovern- [ment, and see how it has ended. All the |nsgro's instincts and habits goin the other |direction. He is careless, credulous and easily excited, easily duped, |easily frightened; always the ready victim |of the stronger will He is material for |the hands of anybody who wishes to make |usc of him. Invested with full political Erights, the race must be magazine ot |mischiet. In Jamaica it appears that the negroes would imbibe, at a days notice, any absurd delusion as to the authority
 and wishes of the British queen, of the
 commissioners, or anybody else; but what
 they were always looking. for was some
 thing to be given, or something to be done
 for them, or some law to make them all
 rich happy land owners, and tax free for ever. Such men are not citizens, call
 them so as we will.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12

4 FTER suspension of business for four A years, we again 4ake this method of re- turning our thanks to our patrons and friends fore extended to us, with renewed assurance of a continuance of our prompt and personal attention to all business entrusted to, our care. We are prepared with large, commo- dious Warehouse, for storing Cotton. All Cotton consigned to us will be covered by in surance, unless otherwise instructed One of the members of the firm will give this branch ofthe business his personal attention. If you visit our city, we will be pleased to have you call on us.
 oct27-3m y' sh JONES. BRowN 1& Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12

learn that this disease continues to an alarming extent in the established dali Try districts of this State, and some of the towns not. properly belonging to it, and far as'we can learn the trouble is confined to these districts. 0cca- sionally there have been the same com plaints Ii Europe and the United States, bM always, we believe, limited to few localities. The best Profess ors and Doctors, capable of forming an opinion upon the subject, have been consulted in this State, New England and in Pennsylvania, but so far, there is no satisfactory solution of this diff culty, and in the meantime it increases, much to the alarm, and greatly to the loss of the owners of dairy. stock. The subject is in the hands of the Execu- tive Committee of the State Agricultu- ral Society, who are seeking informa- ton in all quarters as to the cause and remedy for this disaster. Those who are acquainted with the immense pro- duct of our dairy stock and farms win realize its importance.-lNew York Express.
 p6W present the followingreceipts for family use, and all others it may concern. They have been collected re gently from the most reliable sources and experienced authors:
 Tomake mess-pour quart ofmolas- ses into your wife's bonnet.
 To keep fish from smelling-cut of their noses. gt vsF 3s$ssgG hsa
 To makes blackberry jan-put 24 blackberries into goose quill, To make cord of wood go great ways-leave it out doors, it has been known to go as much as two miles.
 To cure a felon- -suspend by the neck about one hour.
 EEfs-- ---za ~<O~---~-r+-~- hTag
 nGThe Philadelphia Evening Bulle- tin Radical) insists that ''the most oner- ous and odious of all taxes, the income tax. should be removed. At the time fl was imposed it was the general un-
 dersfanding that it was essentially temporary, anda year or two would see its end. Its heavy amount, made in single payment, its inquisitorial nature, and the publicity given to pri- vate affairs, all mite to make in an especial subject of dislike. It should be the first repealed, and as many others as possible should follow after There will be a very general amen
 said to that by all classes of people The tax is isexceedingly oppressive, and Is getting to be uncomfortable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

The Philadelphia Press of the 22d
contains reportsof several ward meet-
ings, called for the purpose of organ
izing GRANT Clubs for the next cam
.paign. Others were previously held.
In other cities the same movement is
going on, indicating that the mass of
the people regard Gen. GRANT as the
proper candidate Of the party for
President. Democrats, like one or
two prominent ones in this city, who
have already avowed their determi-
nation to support the. General, will of
course join in the movement, and
swell the current of popular enthusi-
asm. The Republicans of the South
seem to vie with those in the North
IN advocating the claims of the dis
tinguished General, and it is fast be-
coming apparent that the people Of
the United States regard the man who
saved them in the dark days of military
strife, as the proper person to take
the helm of the Ship of State, now
tina: she is among Reconstruction
b. n 81 s al is very proper, too, tina
Ge#esat GRANT should be thepiRe-
publican candidate. because, the De-
nnoeracy talk of nominating a repre-
sentative man in the person of
GEORGE II. PENDLEToN, of Ohio. 1t