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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03
- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of viii

= HERIFF' S SALE.-By virtue OF WIZ
~ of al. Tend. Ecponas issued Out Q,
the Court of Common Pleas of Clinton county sEa
to Inc directed, there will be exposed to sale s'
the Court house in the borough of CleaThee
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of APRIL, 1885,
the following described Real Estate, TO wit:
All of Defendants interest in and to eertsi'
tract or piece of land situate In Karthous wP,
Cfearheld county, Pa, containing one hundred
and four acres, more or less. about eight sers'
of which is cleared and under cultivation; haylrf
thereon erected grst mill, saw mill. blacksmith
shop, dwelling house and barn; adjoining ian1'
of John Eiselman, John HeiSand others. Seized
taken in execution, and to be sold as the prep
erty of James Rough
March 27, 1867. JACOB FAUST, Sheriff
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TN THE COURT of Common Pleas of
4 Clearield county, Penn'a.:

4 Clearield county, Penna:
ELr'An BURNS No January Term, 1867
LAvINA BUReS. To Lavina Burns respondent
You are hereby notified. tn at Elijah Burns has du-
ly presented his petition in the Court of Comm on
Pleas of said county praying hat, for the causes
set forth in said petition. he may be divorced from
the bonds of matrimOny by the said libeant. en-
tered into with YOU. the said Iavina Burns.
Now. yoU are commanded, TO be and appear at
the next Court of Common Pleas for said county
TO be held ar Clearfeld the third Monday of
June. 1867 and show cause. if any you have.why
Elijah Burns should not divorced from the
bonds Of matrihony contracted with you
Apr. 3, 1867. JACOB A. FAUST, Shift
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

PLOUGHS.-The undersigned would r..
u specially inform the public that they
have now on hand at their foundry in Ovrwen:.
on the most reasonable terms The are ~ .
pattern, and have given entire satisfaction to al
who have tried them Also a lot of plough poinp
and landsides kept constantly on hand Old met
al taken in exchange for castings
March 6, 1867. ct. robson 4 S0Y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

The Copperhead journals are rejoicing be-
cause the freedmen are all going to vote the
Copperhead ticket. Why didn't they find
it out beforep We all knew it-long ago.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

INCREASED THEIR PAY.-The Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature has increased the pay of its
members from one thousand dollars per
session, to thirteen hundred and fifty dollars
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIPCa

Opposition line to California:
IA Nicaragua, eveIv twenty days. with Pa'.sD,
gers, Freight, and U. S Mails, on the following
hrstclass steamships:
On atlantic OCEAN | Conn'g on Par, Ossas
SANTIAGO DE CUBA AMFRICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, MOSES TAYLOR,
NICARAGUA NEBRAshh.
DAKOTA NEVADA
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
Sailing days from New York, -,
March 80, 1867, April 20. 1857, May 10 and !"
1867, june 20, 1867, and every twenty days 'ns,
after, leaving on the Saturday previous when
regular Sailing Day comes on Sunday; fGTtcsy fGt tsy
ther inform ton apply to the NORTH AMkkiV99 a.
STEAMSHIP co. wv. II. WEBB, Prest, d, 4.
change Place, N s,Y d. n. CARRINGToS, Agsp'
LII, West st. cor9eEarren, N. Y. MAR 20. 6'''n
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

The German miners, in the thirteenth
century, We're the first people to drink whis-
ky-and the iatter-day Democrats will be
the last to give it up.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

no BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals ,n
be received until April 4th, 1867, by Il,
Board of School Directors of Curwensville B,.
ough, for furnishing material and erecting bui5
ings to accomm odste the Schools of the Boropss
Plans and Specifications may be seen BY csIIiS,
on the Secretary By order of the Board
March 20 1867. A. III. SEMBOWER. Sec,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

The peach buds are renorted to be unin
jured in most parts of Ohio.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

Only one white man in eight in the South
can write his name.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Fl

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. = Five
w hundred men, to act as salesmen for
"Cobhin's Illustrated Domestic Bible.'' comprs-
ing upwards of 800 crown quarto pages: Com
mentary Of 1900 notes from different Commenta-
tors 200 engravings; family photograph depart
rnent; extended concordance maps biblical his
tory, chronological tables &c. A book that al
ways sells. Our average sales are 500 copies per
day. As standard bible for families, teachers
ministers, and all lovers of the word of Sod it
has no competitor. For particulars, address
H. A STREET & CO.
April 3, 1857. Box 222, Harrs burg. Pa.
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QUARTERLY REPORT of the County
" National Bank of CIearfeld, on Monday,
morning AnriI Ist 1857

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts Sl00933 80
over drafts, 37I6 SO
FURNITURE and Fixtures : 33l Is
Current Expenses and taxes S2l 50
Premlums, I93n 10
Cash I.ems including Rev Stamps 329 "a
Due from National Banks I5J2S IL
Due from Banks and Bankers 97OS 80
U. Bonds :: /: $4,000 90
Notes other BIS fract,l currency 3,4l2 so
Legal Tender notes and Specie, 2I942 90
Compound Interest notes 4,7S0 90
Total S238. OBJ 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in Z: 100000 90
Surplus Fund, I037 90
Notes IN circulation :: $3.50 90
n,.a nu'Iauai p deposits 59,349 Is
% pue Banks and Bankers 1904 81
Interest n aud Exchanges /: 5,oS6 50
DViuends unpaid 632 90
rrontand Loss 1872 SO
Total Liabilities /: $685. S,031 SO
hereby certify that the above statement is
true copy from the report made to the Comptrol-
Ter OF the Currency. April LIST, 1867.
d. W. MOORE, Cash
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1867. SPRING. 1861.
EYRE & LANDELL,.
THE NORMAL sCHOoL.-The Nor

= NAL School will be opened in Curwens-
Vile, on the Both day of April. and continue in
session eleven weeks There will be an arrange
ment made to accommodate all teachers and pa
pills who can remain longer than one session -
be either under my charge that of the ASH,
tant teacher, or of both
TUITION:
Teachers, per session, from & TO s5-the mar.
teachers in attendance, the less the tuition.
Pupils, per session, who do not purpose teaos
ing. or are not competent to teach, the coming
winter, Sc. Tuition to be paid in advance snt
applied to the payment of an assistant teacher
eg Boarding to be had for IS so per week.
G. w. SNYDER. Co Supl.
N All pupils, who can enter the HOrmI
classes. will be admitted. March % 1881
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

CLEARFIELD NURSERY. .-Eycorp.
~ ACE HOME INDUsTRY.-The undeT,jgr.
ed having established Nursery. on the Pie
half way between Curwensville and ClearseIs
Boroughs is prepared to furnish all kinds ofPrui,
trees STANDARD and dwarf,) Evergreen Shrrb
berry, Grape Vines, Gooseberry, Lawtcn BIsrE
berry, Strawberry and Raspberry vines Ako
Sibrian Crab trees, Ounce and early ScarletRh..
barb. &c. Orders promptly attended to- Addre.,
Aug 81, 1864 J,D WRIG HT, Curwensrills
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

GOAL Whale. and Linseed Oil, Family py pH,i
" Varnish and Paints of all kind ground ID u
for sale by HARTSWICk th"i'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

John H. FULFoRD, Attorney at Law O..
- field, Pa. Office with J. B. McEnallr y"
over First National Bank. Prompt attentior "S!
en- to the securing of Bounty claims, &c. sn5 ).
all legal business March q I:,-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

SURRENDERED TO THE ENEMY. Tam
many Hall, the noted wigwam of the Democ-
racy of New York, has been sold to Dana,
Conkling & Co, for sl50,000. The Tam
manyites reserved the right to take up the
corner stone Of the building and to use for
one year, the main room in which the gen.
eral Committee meets The building was
erected in 1871. Long before the purpose
was made known to take up the corner stone
of Tammany, the corner stone of the De-
mocracy represented by the tribe which met
in that ancient hall. was up-rooted by the
struggle to save the country from the raw
ages of rebellion That corner stone was
slareTy
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CtooK STOVES with improved ash Dan so, h..
~ ing coal, at JP KRATlEgrpSaelr ~ pSera
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE

piaro worth S400 90 for 81 90.
One hundred and fourteen dollars for 81 on
One solid silver fruit basket worth S30 "a e
silver watches worth S25 90 each 81 On .a u
200 gifts worth 81 90 each, for ST 90 each ''a
300 gifts worth 3 90 each
81 gifts worth 80 cents each
$1,000 in greenbaeks for Sl.0o.
Making 600 gifts, the number of tickets ,;.-..
Is the numb Der of gifts Every ticket drsa.aH ~. ,'
Price of tickets one dollar only. gu
take place in Bellefonte May LIST, 1857 pn5atsi %
supervision of committee chosen by the 80 H'
holders. '"Ae
This enterprise is gotten up for the sole b.,...
of a.wortby but poor woman, the manager .sl' ro.I
ceiving any benefit. not even for his tins ~ ~ :,
tending to it. and it shall be his aim 10 a.. = -
everything connected with it shall be don IA
honest and honorable manner. al
For tickets and further information addrss, 49,,
stamp enclosed the undersigned at BelleoB,s ~. -
Apr 8, 1867 u. S. DUNHAM Nsns,,-
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Assv Atlvertisen,ents.

AaUsrtssemsntsSettnfa c0ts orout Of yto,a
stgle7ctI be charged doubisprie forSpaceoccKpied
-----
HREEN APPLES, just received at
W Apr. g. 1867 J. p KRATZER'S.
nRIED PEACHES. pared and impaired at
- Apr. 3, 1867 j. p. KRATZER'S
EISH.-Mackerel, white fish, and cod fish, at
l. Apr. 3, 1867. j. P KRATZER'S
DOTATOES for sale at
L Apr 3. 1867. J. KRATZER'S.
BARGAINS in all kinds of wooden goods .shawls
ID blankets coyerlets &c, at
Apr. 3, 1857 j. p. KRATZER'S S.
EAUTION.-All persons arc hereby eau
~ toned against buying or in any way med
ding with four certain dark mules. one wagon
and harness. with jackson T est as they be-
long to me and are subject 20 my order.
Apr. 3, to67-3t. q. S. PERRY.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

UNION LEAGUE IN THE SoUTH.-ln OF
ganizing the loyal Southern people under
the Reconstruction law, the Union League
is likely to prove an important auxiliary.
In the Northern part of Alabama, we are
i,lfor,ned-and it is true of other portions
of the South-colored voters are readily ad-
mitted members of the League, and there
is good prospect of carrying number of
the Southern States through this and SINH
lar instrumentalities in the hands of the Re-
publicans. Our friends in Washington have
moved in the matter of assisting in the or
ganization of the South and the prosecu-
tion of the campaign. Although the time
has been long and the contest severe, the
loyal people in the South have only just got
into position where they can fight.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The co partnership heretofore exist
ing between G. r. Foster, j. d. M'Girk Edward
Perks q. l.. Reed, Richard Shaw, A X Wright.
]. I. Leonard, Jas B. Graham and w A. Wallace
in the Banking business. at Philipsburg. Centre
county. Pa. is this day dissolved by mutual Con
sent. The business will be conducted as hereto
fore at the same place, under the title of Foster
Perks, d Co. RICHARD SHAW
G. r FOSTER, J t. LEONARD
J. D. M'GIRK. EDWARD PERKS
j. b. GRAHAM, w A. WALLACE
q l.. REED, AK WRIGHT
March 5. iS67-In20.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-03

c0ts, ,orOut Of yfG,z
lero,N be price forspace occupied
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12

len. Sas Gis bietet i'm beften Sale cine triserii5e
Bride uno man ioate lieber Stellen fpdhlen. mo- nIan
niGt %perIinfen, iOnoern I'M i9limmiten Sail. nit ets
mem falten Babe 0aoon fonnten fann.
Sas gorperb6r Der Neser Sarris uno Beatty,
inter Der lnflage Der Grmorouns bes 5rn. S. Sang
fano am Samitaa Na9mittag Dor benz Wapor Bull
berpor. Sc mur6e ~beipieisn, oaB Der 9eritorbene, as
er nit ieiner 6rau iber Die groaoitrabe idritt, 5u.
fdqis Die &leioer bes 9ieeers Sarris i~tretfte uno oaB
aud nt9t Elm Sort seipedielt ruoroen NOR, dig Sar-
rig ben t6otli6en Streid fibrte. @aes mas CUR
tonnte, NOR Die Nusiase zines Neeers: bab fie sur
3eit betrunfen getpeien ieien. Ser Mapor iberlpies
le, unter Der 9ntlaee bes Mtorbes i'm eriten @rabe
on Die court. 8iir9i9aft 1T unter oieier Mntiase
un5uldllig. Sarris, Der ei9entli9e Mt6roer, lit elm iebr
6unfler Mulatte pom bosipiaisem, tiidii6em 4usls.<
nidts seaen ibn porbrinaen, als baB er in iebr i4lim-
mer @elsQI6aft aneetrofen tpurbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12
8rpb Gipt bon Grsern in MiTi1ippi.

Seit GINGER 3eit berrldt unter ben 6reieelaIieten
in Der Nadbari daft ponG Wtiililippi, groBe
un5ufrissenbeit. Sic baben ale Nrbeit auioegeben
nno Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~perloiien, als Die Grrte
beppritano, unb iuolten ii6 nift basu uerIteben aud
nur cine Saamenfaplel gu pfliiden. gls @runo fir
Diele SanolungsmeiIe geben lie an, oaB ibr Nntbeil
on Der grnte ni6t lire ~llntolten fir bas Sabr besab=
len peroe, sufolge Der Saren auf Die gaumtpolle unb
sufol9e beg ~niebrtgen 9SreiIes ~berielben. Ns ie r.iht
r1ehr arbeiteten, ipurben lie ipfort DON Der Yilansuro
fortgepieien uno nluBten lire @obnuneen anoerH
Nrbeitern iiberlalierr, Die natiirlid arbeiten uolten.
Sic idlugen lid bann in Die Waloun9en unb began
men rings berul1 in Der ganSen Na9barl6aft Su pliins
bern unb oas Gieb abSul6la6ten. Sci Columbus,
Wtlilippi, naren lett 8eginn Der gSabI etlpa 200
p%erlommelt, uno lie "erfiilten Die game NadbarI6ait
NIT Mnglt uno Sdreden Dor ibren llntbaten.
Aut Grluben Der Siirger purheu cine Gpmpaanie
ger. Staaten Sruppen su Columbus in @arniion
geleat, sum S6ub BON 2eben uno Giaentbum. Nls
bic Negerbanoe MQes, mas nur trarsportabel mar,
ben Sanoleuten aeitoblen bate, bei6loB Ie in boiler
Jorce lber Die Staot Columbus bersufallen. Sic
n,arI4irten oarauf pplitdnoig 6emaiinet, untcr
Srommel unb Yfeifenipiel in Die Staot elm uub per=
Iangten 8rob. Geiner fragte nah @rbeit, bos mar
ridt mas lie wollten. 8rOb! mar iIr Shrei, unb
ie NOR chen I'M gegriTf, cine oll9emeine Yliinoeruno
au beginner, als Die Ser. ct. Sruppen erihienen unS
ite Suerit entipaifneten uno oann alseinanber trieben,
uno ibre InfIbrer perbafteten. Shne Die QntpeIell=
belt Der Soloaten ipuroe, ipie man o~lgencin beIiir6=
tt cine lfredli6e Scene beg Slutperaiebens u,o
3drhes bceonnei hntcn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12
IuslaitD.

Sn 8ir5burg baben seridtli6e 8erbanblun.
gen tpegen Der %betannten i'm Sull erfolgten Sroober<
9iftung itatteefunoen. (leber 400 gerionen tparen
ourd Dem 8rooe beigemiIGtes en9lil6es Irlenif
n1ebr ooer peni9er I4iuer p~er9iftet iporoen; bod mar
Niemano baran seitorbsn) Ser Staatsaniualt be-
%antra9te, baB Der 8ddernleiiter Sobann Sauer ipe.
gen IOrgloler uno ben beitebenoen WDrl6riften 5ltpi-
oerlautenoer Veriuabrung oes Su anoern ,3neden
ongel6afiten IrIenifs Su einem Sabr @efdngniB unb
l25 8uloen @elobuBe perurtbeilt perbe; bas llrE
tbel! lautete auf le6smonatli4e @.fGngnibitrafe, bic
aut elmer 5eltuns 5u eriteben uno 8eSabluns aler
Soften.
Ser 2onbon Shines miro bon Neapel gei6rieben,
oaB Der Nusbrll9 bes @elups elm tpabrbaft punoer.
bares S6auipiel barbiete. llnglei1 ben friiberen,
oft 10 i9redli6en ausbri6en, Die nod elmer einsi.
gen aroBen anitrengung iuieosr aufborten, lei oies
cine 2apaeruption, Die forttpdbrenb an Stdrfe 5u-
nebme uno einise @ode EN-, tuenn nidt sar Monate
Ill bauern periprede.. Ste 5lammen idieBen in
3pll9enrdumen BON elmer biz gu flint Secunoen 1000
6lB bod empor; 1ie tragen Steine, Die mobl cine
babe Sonne pleger, NIT enlpor, uno ipenn ~oielelben
nleberitiirsen, bebalten lie anfdnglid nod lire ROTH
gliibenoe Sarbe, tpenn lie ii6 aber Der groe ndbern,
tusroen ie i6parS. Ser ausbru6 1T faum NIT
iraenb peI6em @erdul9 p~erfniipft, aber unaufbbr=
lid iteigen Die 5lammen enpor.
Sn &umdnien bauert Die Seuoenbebe fort. Ser
Yrdfeft gupal6fo, Dem Die fur6tbare grldufun9 bel
8alac5. S9ulo 9egeben miro, bdlt in benz Se5irte
SoontIin cine fDrmli6e 5ta5sia uno bat bis gum IL.
SllDuer luz UuHlllteHDuIer NIL OereH 1SrQuen un0
2S5 Ginberl aus beren S6rfern beraus9eiaet. QIs
vaelebli6er @runo" miro betanntli1 an9eeeber, baB
ale oiele Seute in Gunlanien nidt ubeinatbsbered-
ti9t" leien.
- Ser &aiier bon Seitrei6 bat Der Gaiierin Der
Sran5olen Elm prG6tiges 9iano as @ei6enf iiber1
lanot: Ser Wertb ~oeiielben pirb auf 10000 Srcs.
gel6dbt.
.Gbamounir; @erippe i'm @leti6er.
Die @letl6er bebalten ni9ts BON benz, mas Tie per-
i9ltngen, uno iie itoBen, tuenn aud oft erit nod lan=
ger :3eit, ale frenOen &6rper pieoer aus, bic le
Dur6 Die Sdnee : unb gisbepe9ungen in lid aufge-
nommen baben - 10 i6reibt bas Sournal be So
bone. Sas Slatt fniipft oarar Die Melouna, oab
auf eincm Dem Gol. bu Mlont benafbarten 8letlder
Die Sfelette bon Orei meni6liden &0rper loeben auf=
9%efunoen ipuroen, auf einem Gisfelbe, nebeneinanoer
9ebettet. Na6 untrii9li6en NnSei6en geb0ren bie-
ielben orei franSDIiI6en Golooten an, Deren Gegi-
lnent i'm Sahr 1894 q su ct. Son in 8arniion lag.
@lne Nbtbeilung bon oieIer geioBung mar an, 5.
Itat beg genannte1 SSabres auf &ecognosciren ge-
gen bic @rexse 9egangen. gier 2eute b~erielben nun
batten lid oan1als auf Dem erpGbnten @leti6er per=
irrt: Ser Goldman zines unter ibnen, Capt. 8er=
,puroe fur5e 3et oarauf am Ibbanee zines
Slgels g~efunoen. Sie anoeren brei fonnte1 troB
Der ~eifri9lten Na6iudungen nidt entoedt lperoen.
gei ben nun auf9efunbenen Sfeletten fanb man
Wtontirungsitide, luel6e Die Soentitdt nit ben ba-
mails Sermilten oartbuu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12

Sanbusfp. unb in elmer Siefe pon % SUB iiieben Tie
auf einen 10 itarfen @asfron,, baB lie eiliglt blnaus=
flettern niubten, I'M nidt su eritiden. Ils lie in
Siterbeit tparen, itedten tie cine Sanopoa Strnb on
cine furdtbore Grplolion, uno Die Slommen idluoen
30 SUB bod aus Dem Drummer uno brannten einise
Wlinuten fort. Sinf 2euie ipuroen perbrannt, rno
Der cine, Namens S. u. greefe, 10 tart, bob er eint=
ee Minuten beipubtlos bola9. Ils Die SElanlnen
Oerl0lhten, mar Der grunnen balb ppl gsaler,. uno
es itr6mte nit folder @eipalt binein, baB es auf Der
Oberhdde su foden idien. Greene Miro wabr.
iheinlih elm Muae ~perlieren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12
3em9ntffe
ibrr BITE Wirfiamfeit ber Baumideihf'i9sn
81 e I { t t e {.

Salem, Oregon, 81. gadr, 1865.
SD mar frlbcr ftbr bart sepIast Bonn @s6felfsbtr nnb bat.
te i6rn einnal einen sansen gDtnter baran selitten. gpr 6
Ionatsn befam i'd Is wttbsr .unb befhrhtets %absrufals sint
LANCE Sur burdm a6en III nnuffen. 9urb 3ufaa nurbe I'D
nit ttnem Sauni d etotifen befannt, Der mid t~etanbtlte. uno
mao elmer ~etn;isen Operation Ssrliee mid bas Gieber, une Id
babe 60 aud nod ni4t rieber befUmnsn. Dtels 5eilnettobe
ipute IN Der gansen gBelt befannt iein, unb 70 LANCE i'd tiRen
STANDARDIZATION fneen fam, lafs i'd Mid ni6t pn sinsm
anbern 9pftpr ~bebanbeln.
8. g. Gtaieer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12

Neuli6 tuurbe cine iunge Same aufgeforbert,
ii6 ben rSD6tern Der MdBisfeit" ansui6lteBen. Sic
ii6 aus Dem 8runbe, neil lie ii6 einen,
uSOhne Der WidBiafeit" onihlieben lppQte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-12
Columbus Marftberi1t.
9apne'S Tamtlien GalenDer,
8, 10. Dec. 1867.

idDn iluitrirt unb nit elmer 8arte BON Wittel. Deutft.
Lamb aus9eltottet. grsis 80 ets., tacIIiise gcrtr, 81 baben
bel
Siempn Bro. II. 60,
Nrs. q. -9Wt 6ryt gsasae, Cab.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01
IN ERROR

We have received a note from q cor
respondent who ensures Us for saying
that Mr.. ROGER A. PRYOR and others
Of his class " were " ssvagely enamOred .
Of Stste-rights and that othem we owe
all our losses and cslamities.
Our correspondent thinks that We In
eluded in our eensure all the original
State-rights men Of the South. We are
sorry to be 80 misunderstood We had
reference to those extreme " f~re-eaters "
who denounced every Southern Wing,
even Gen. TAYLOR, as al abolitionist,
and those whs favoured the compromise
measures Of 1850, a. untrue to the South /;
those whosought TO win popular favor by
a zeal and violence that ssvOured wholly
ofpAssiOn and not In the least Of wisdom :
who we're, not in intention but in effect,
the most efficient allies Of the abolition
fanatics; and who, at last hurried
South Carolina into secession without
consultation with her sister States. We
believed as firmly in State-righl SIS they
did, but we did not think then wise o.
ssfe councillors. We believed tn
wOeRd bring civil war upon the couGty I;
and we now believe that to their violent
unwisdom and zeal without discretion
the calsmities Of the country are in 8
great measure owing; for to them,
chiefly, the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise and the unwise measures taken
in regard TO Kansas were to be Sscribed.
We are very FAR. from imputing the dis
asters OF the country to the great body
OF the State-rights party ofthe South, or
to the more temperate and sagaeious Of
It's leaders; but to those who we're fond
Of stigmstiGing as submissiOnists men IS
devoted to the rights Of the States as
themselves, and eveS Of NJ aking Odioss
to the people those whom they styled
cO-OperRtionists. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-01
TELEGBAPHIU MARKETS

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Cotton a
shade lower Gales, 1900 bales; uplauds,
l99l94c: Flour less active: superfns,
IS S0S9 Is. Rye quiet and heavy, So 67t.
Barley firm. Corn lower, 81 379I 40.
Oats s shade easier. S09SQ8c. Rice quiet
Carolina, 9}Gl0c. Coffee in moderate
request. Sugar dull Cuba. II5@l2c.
MOlasses dull Cuba, ASG50c. Pork
heavy, S2l. Lard dull barrels l36l4e.
Dry goods generally dull.
Money easier, 6G7c. Sterling firm, 81
cot. Gold, l4o5Gl403. Government
stocks strong.
louisville October SI.-Tobaeeo is
steady; sales of A hhds at 81 2O322 rs.
Wheat is firm st 81 50. ShelIed corn, in
bulk, 81. Superine flour, IS 25. Mess
pork, 81. Lard, l3c. Bacon, shoulders,
l4c; clear sides, Isle.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Sales oil
500 bales OF cotton low middling, 1S8
Isle; receipts, 2S0I. The new crop OF
sugar and mOlasses is beipg received.
Yellow sugar, 16c. Prime mUlasses, SOC.
Flour irmer superine, $40 IS; choice,
Sl49l5. COrn-very little in market,
81 90. Oats are duh al soc. Pork, s24.
Bacon-retailing at l5tc for shoulders
and l94c for clear sides. Lard, I449l54c.
Gold, l4I.
81 LOUIS, October 9I.-Tobacco steady.
Flour quiet; Xxx, SIO@l1 Xxx, 81 80;
choice aud fancy, Sl29l4 50. Wheat,
81 O292 IS. Corn very dull 81 099l 10.
Oats, 66968e. Barley, 81 40. Rye dull,
81 25Gl IS. Provisions very dull mess
pork declined 70 $2I. Bacon dull shout
ders, l3c; clear sides, l64@I7c. Lard,
l24ciu tierce; kegs, l3g. Hog, 5f98ic,
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October SI.-Flour dull
2593Oc lower. Wheat dull 81 1902 %.
Oats 6446Jc. Rye Ia dull al 81 -. Bar
ley 81 S0St IS. Whiskey steady. Pork
active at so. Bacon dull shoulders,
I3le clear sides lie. Lard I24e. Cheese
l44e. Hay is DUH az ls9S20. Potatoes
? S09S. Apples 2@S4. Hogs 6@7C
gross.