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New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

BY the steamer Rapidan from New Orleans, we ha'e
ue ws onf1nDg the above in all lie main points, anu
several reports from Galveston and BraL9s are contra
dicted by our later dates. ..A.o,
lowing; ..o.....
Ironclad steam frgate ram Magenta 10 enDs so insn
iron clad steam frige La Elandre "a guns, 6t men
ironclad steam fIgate Magnanme, so guns, esO ntD'
Line Of batteshp, steam, souverain IL gunr, -" mer'
Line OF battieship steam Magellan, 1o guns ESQ men
lunboats tsteaiD)-Adonis guns, 10 men; Brandon
suns. 10 men; Tourmente guns 40 nen; Taeuqhe
guns. 81 men; rutare, guns, lO4 nsp; DIhsen~''
guns Il2 men; Duchayla; Megere; Themis.
10 IL reported that they are 70 leave 60 morrow.
The Admiral Of THE station gave banquet 10 Adnrai
Iar0nciere le M0uFy ON the 95th.
meeting OK merchants, bankers and panters was
heid on SATURDAY. determine whether United states
eold shall be received in Havana circulating msdlun
st par The question decided In the affrniatve ano
the signatures being taken Of oee Who are vlpt
10 bind themselves Ia the measure
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

The latest advces from Havana announce
the arrival in that city of Marshal Bazaine,
with the remainder of the French troops. 1t
was his intention to stay four or five days. In
Vera Cruz the flags of the Mexican Empire
were hOisted upon the forts and the Custom
House; but it was expected that the garrison
would soon pronounce in favor of Juarez. The
Liberal troops were beseging the city and in
teITupting all communication with the interior.
The young Prince Iturbide, who some time ago
was adopted by Maximilian as his successor,
has been abducted by his parents. 1t was
everywhere the common belief that a few
more days would be sufficient to deal to the
Empire the fatal blow.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

halls, are also specified and enjoined. One Of
the concluding sections Of the bill declare,
that offending tenement owners are punishable
by fine OF not less than $2j OF more than
$500, or by imprisonment for not moro than
three months. This punishment wonld ~
doubt prove mild one in marked and
aggravated cases; but it is well ca.
culated to be thoroughly operative should pai
simOniOus landlords be rash enough TO put
themselves in the way of being mulcted for
depressing the poor. The bill appears to b.
comprehensive. Much authority over the mat
ter in reform is rightly given to the Board OF
Health, and we have 10 fear that it will ba
badly exercised. The question of that reform
is now before the Legislature, and hundreds OF
thousands of our OvcrcrOwded poor appeal "a
them to decide it. There is no reform more
urgent, none that will more tend to refresh aud
redeem the city.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

In the Supreme Court Mr.. Justice Sutherland
has decided an important question between
currency and gold The issue turned on an
agreement made TO pay certain sum at a
time when gold was the ruling currency. The
sum was rendered, but in legal tenders; hence
the litigation. Mr.. Justice Sutherland holds that
an agreement to pay in gold cannot be legally
enforced, though, treating gold as a commodity,
a contract for its purchase sale is perfectly
safe and proper. He declares that the result
of the Legal Tender act is that gold has prac
tically ceased TO he currency, and become
exclusively commodity. The decision ap-
pears to be identical in principle with one
recently delivered by the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts,, by which, upon contract for
the payment Of specified sum in gold, a
tender Of the amount in Greenbacks was held
good
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

The Senate has confirmed Gen. Steedman
Collector of Internal Revenue at New-Orleans.
1t has rejected better men nominated for
offices less important. Its confirmation of
Gen. Steedman is intended, we presume, as an
Endorsement of his ISLANDERS upon the Freed
mems Bureau, and is one of those surprising
acts of inconsistency only to be accounted for
by supposng that, in the hurry of the close of
the session. many of the members did not
know for whom they were voting Or is it one
other illustration of the horse jockey system by
which Radicals and COpperheads have been
traded off against each other by President and
Senateg And if so, who was the Radical good
enough to offset Steedman?
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

The Fortieth Congress adjourned on Satur-
day, after a session of 26 days, chiefly devoted
to supplementary legislation upon RecOnstruc-
ton. The passage of the bill to carry out the
provisions of the Reconstruction law was
the most important of its acts. Its de-
bates upon impeachment were the most excit-
ing, but it passed number of resolutions
of general value. The Senate is convened in
extraordinary session to-day, to act upon the
nominations of civil officers by the President
Congress did not adjourn without making pro-
vision for a Summer session, if necessary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
In keeuinc eolored peonle ont Of its sire

In keeping colored people ont of its street
carr Charleston has done no worse than Phila-
delphia, but the colOred people of the former
have done either better or worse than their
bretbren IN the Quaker City. After. the
recent extraordinary meeting of freed
men III the Palmetto capital, some of
their number entered the ears. and, in defiance
Of the conductors, insisted on their rights, and
remained. The driver was obstinate and un-
hitcbed his horses the colored men endeavored
to push one Of the cars; finally the police came
to the rescue, and happily no bones were broken.
There was no riot whatever, though Charleston
papers report to the contrary. The disturbance,
such as it was, suggests but two reflections:
first, that IL comes with an illgiace for Charles
ton to make distinctions of persons at this late
day: and second, that the negroes therein have
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

CATION preliminary TO committal We are not
informed where this examination took place; (;
but as Mr.. Eyre, influenced it Is asserted by
the opinion of his legal advisers, declined to go
up to London from his residence in Shropshire
and surrender himself, as did Colonel Nelson
and Lieut. Brand, we infer that it was con-
Quoted by some rural magistrate, who, 1t would
seem, made short work of the business. The
examination before Sir Thomas Henry, Lon
don Police Magistrate, of the case Of Nelson
and Brand charged with precisely tho same
offense as Eyre stands accused Of, occupied
several days, was most patiently conducted by
tho magistrate, and resulted in the parties
being committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
~ TAI EgRAPH TO THE Tribune.

WAsuINGToN, ID. c., March Sl.-The amount Of
Issue OF National Bank Currency for the week ending
saturday was $50 500 Total issued TO date S3O2
From this Is TO be deducted the currency returned, i'll
cludnR the out notes amounting 70 &fl,o6G eav-
ing In actual circulation $29s, 566,s24
The IT, 8. Treasurer holds bonds az follows: As secu'
rity for circulating National Bank notes. 95O
security for depostaries Of public money S5S,s55ojO
Total securities held, s3f9,44o,9OO
The amount Of fractional currency received frem the
printer during the week was t2ls 900 Amount shipped
10 Assistant Treasurer NewYOrk, 100000; TO National
Banks and Others t07,s3s S. Total shipped 3 &C.
Amount OF fractional currency redeemed aud destroyed
eSi2,20O.
Tie disbursements Of the Treasury account Of the
Departments were follows: for the week War, g
iSS; Navy slsO6sO INTERIOR s937 23 Total, t,s74047
For the month Of March War Navy t2 ssc2i
Interior 8A5,59O. Total for the month, N952l,59
The proportion OF the direct tax eollectabe In nsuree
tionsry districts by the act of june lsc2 which has
been collected the States named directly and by en-
forcenent Of the provision authorizing sales for the
uOnpaynent Of the tax Is exhibited IL the subjoiDed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
The Commercial Advertiser ominously says.

IRE C0mnlerctdb AOtcftlSeF OnLnOusig SdyS.
" TIE World may or may not remember suggestion II
the Chicag Democratic Convention IN lsC} III was SIM
py that LOYAL Ticket with Loyal Platform, would IN
snre success But the 'Valandgh influence pro
vailed, and the result Is known"
-We understand by the above that tbs
veteran journalist" eOunseled the Democrats
party Sin 1884, and would have gone with 1t
against Mr.. LincOln's reelection had 1t pre-
ferred his counsel to that Of Nallandigban
But it did not 30 he fell back on Mr. Lincoln.
VIII he be good enough to state in what
month of 1854 this counsel was givenf And
whether Messrs Lincoln and Seward were then
aware Of his giving it AS the veteran now
presents himself as a monitor to both parties,
will he state which of them is to-day honored
with his preference In 1864, he appears to have
taten his wares first to one party. and. on their
rejection there marketed them in the other
direction; in 1865, he went with the Repubii-
cans in 1866, with the Democrats: which way
is lie heading for 1857 We thought when
he joined the Manhattan Club, that be had
enlisted with the Democrats for the war; but
he now talks as though the Republicans might
have him on condition that they cease to bs
Republicans. Whittier is he to got
We knew quite number of Republicans in
1864 who preferred another to Mr.. Lincoln for
the next Presidential term but it was another
Republican, not a Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers SO per annum
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. "a per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per annum
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line.
SEMI-WEEKLY Tribune, 25 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address THR TRIBUNE. Hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

intelligence enough to take hold of any good
opportunity of conveying broad insinuatiOn
as to their rights and demands Viewing the
proportion of blacks to whites in Charleston,
the recent demonstration was an exceedingly
natural one.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Michigan elects to-day delegates to a State
Convention to amend her Constitution. Among
the Republican candidates are many of the best
men in the State, and the election of decided
Republican majority is certain.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
TO OORRKSPONDKNrS

No sot taken Of Anoaymoni Conmuncloas Whatever '
intended authenticated By tbs aud address
OF the wrter-nO necessarily for pubicStos bus guarasy for
his good fsta
All sasnes. letters for tbs sbos b, ,dlsssie rus Tss
NevYofk
We esnut undertake N return rejected Communication
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

full summary of the legislation of the first
session of the XLth Congress, and list of its
Acts and Resolutions, are printed i'll other col
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
The Wnrld sees Git 10 ask:

"wiu Mr. Greeley tell how much it cost II aSTrIrss
to the nomination OF Mr. Roscoe Conklng as can
ldae for United States Senator by the Republican
Gus In January last"
Mr.. Greeley has no knowledge on the sub
ject, and does not believe what The World in
sinuateS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

According to a Cable dispatch, Ex-Governor
Eyre has been acquitted after short exami-
F" naton.r We presume DISCHARGED is meant in
stead of acquitted. as the examination he was
undergoing wss simply the magisterial inyest!-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
THE PRINTERS or NEw-oRLEASs.

Nav ORLEANS, March 3l--A full meeting Of the
Typographical Union held here today They
dnainosly resolved that tho reduction In price from
go ~ COO Thousand, claimed by the proprietor
s complied with under the present high rate Of yng IN
6ids city. The matter IL still pending
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

There is report from Jamaica that revo'
luton had broken out in Hayti, and that
President Goffrard had fled. The report needs
confirmation
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

~ Grill Court reports, the Money A,2icle.
page, and Literary Items on the Sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WEEKLY TRIBvNE must be handed in ToDay
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Tho amount collected n Florida. Texas AMI Arkansas
have not been finally reported 70 the Commissioner of
internal Revenue; but from reports already rendered.
appears that large portion Of the tsH due from thoee
states stil unpaid Nocollscti0ns whatever have been
,iade In Alabama
The receipts from internal reytnue sources
imam since the first Of July, 1906, that 10 for
1PoefOurths Of the fiscal year 1861 II IL said In official
nuces that there lie good reason for supposng that
e from this source VIII fall below the estimates
n. fact Il Is confidently believed IL will exceed them
tax s yet % be collected and according 70
s prOvIsOns Of the ameDdatOTy act Of the "a ns 10 be
,ected by the 3Oth 0f April Should the total of this
tx equal that Of 1861 the receipts for this year Will be
rcd beyond the official estmatss apd those Oh all sides
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
Rnelneee Notifies.
aSRHAhMoco

And a. susA are fully guaranteed They feel n'esI 70
the above trade marx a. her designs
bsys been initiated These goods can on! % pro
ur.Af frnu.r a IlmL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

,t 900 spsndid Brk per hour V only nine men and org peg
Aors.s $40 per pOUer Has compiler paay
70 Be getting Of order breaking dorm Ito great ana
nsryeous approval Of expert at SgL
We challenge the world TO produce It's equal
SatisCaction guaranteed 10 all purchasers ...
AsRAH REQUA, General Agent No. 4l BTotd"sy n. T.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegram

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. 20.
y FLoUR-Active and firm, at IS 5O@l0 SO
for spring extra. e.
lIWHEAT-A Active and l a lIc. higher
sales of No. at 81 ei9l 951zs and No. at
81 S4@I S6<. closing firm.
CoRN-Active and I@2c. higher: sales of
;. at 81 04@l O5, and No. at 81 0291 0312
sOATS-ActIve and 11z92c. higher; sales at
SIC. for extra, closing firm at SIC.
RYE-AcLiye and &c lower. closing firm
at 81 IS for No. L. and 81 IL for No q
BARLEY-Active at 81 81 for No. l, and
u 1901 for No. 2, closing firm.
Ess PoRK-Noninai, at S24 00924 Is.
to good steers. - = - -
II. Gs-Active and 5@lOc. lower; Sc Esq
@ so for good to best grades.
e SHEEP-Qulet and UNCHANGED = 81 N~
MISREPRESENTATION bushels wheat, 10000
bushe corn, 50, 500 bushels oats, 2, 800 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-S9,o 600 bushels wheat, SO, 600
bushels corn, &c. bushels oats
FREIGHTS-Quiet; corn to Buffalo, &c. !;
wheat to OswegO. l3c
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Cincinnati Market.

BY TeIegraph.]@ - CINCINNATI. Sept. 20. -
FLoUR-Firmer, and prices tendine up
wards but quotably higher; family $40 Zoe
'n0o.H
WHEAT-Firmer, at close prices; SC high
err, and Closing at SO IS for No. I He'd ); 81 40
az 81 for Whit.
CoRN-Unchanged and steady;sl 03@1 o..
a eOATS--CloSed firner; No. 62(9S3c. W.
I, RYE-Firm: tsSl 2s6sl 80. y ts4fA " =
BARLEY-5c higher IN demand at 81 509
l 60, supply light.
CorToS--Dnu and nomi pal !. 2sc for mid
ding. 20 ~ - = ID - - 30
3 WHIsKY-35c, and not much doing AZ
MISUNDERSTANDING and Arm, not
mach demand; Bacon, sides l754c and lS1ac
for clear RIB and clear delivered In st.
Louis; houlders l41zc smoked, and bulk
meats l3sgl5c; sugar cured hams frmer, at
23924c; Lard uuchanged and firm. at $50
I315c, not much demand; Butter steady, at
30G35c for fresh; Cheese firm at 1315@l4c.
= LINsEED fOIL-Unchanged; at 81 I23asI ..
PETRoLEURi-Firm; 4s@50c for refined
free. --------
= GoLD-l43 buying.sLAIAL gEstsL
MONEY MARKET-tNOse 8f4H has 9tEl
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st. Louis Market.


BY Telegraph: lrlsT 3 ST. LOUIS, Sept, 20. >
ToBACCo-Steady; firm and unchanged.
sfCorToN- Nothiug) DOING HoftH.si. 7ni
fHEAP-Uncnanged. .sgl~ rs e,f -.-,f.fxt y
N FLOUR Active for Eastern shipment and
tirm j. superfne: FS7 =; .sHtra - Ssssh %
: thanksgiving in good request. at full
prices; prime to fancy red and white. 81 30
az q; spring, 81 77@l 81; latter choice
Northern. r'4s.ta-
.CoRN--Firmer and higher; 81 l0Gl 1877.
OATS Active and bester at 6S14@7212c.
BARLEY-Flrm at 81 l21a@l 20. 1gLFL-t45
RYE-Stock light; market firm at 81 goo
/ 221. .,rs-.
Professionalism but quiet AZ f.st
4, ,-PoRK-Mess, s..
ABACoS-Shoulders, l5c;i clear sides, i1S12c;
sugar cured hams 2o9-5e; bulk shoulders
to arrive. l3c.
LARD-Hefd at ls11aacs for tierces: 15c for
kegs.
WHIsKY-Nothing doing. c.,Fg
RECEIPTs-4 ,041 barrels of flour; 1878
sacks wheat: SSl bushels corn: 8, 1876 BUSH
els oats 49I bushels rye; 4S4 bushels bar
ley.
Weather quite cool, with indications of
rain.
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New York Market.

By TeIegraph New YokK, Sept 20.
8 CorToN-Duil and dropping; sales of 700
bales at 2i1z92oc for middiing uplands,
FLoUR-Receipts of 1911 bbIs; market
opened active and a shade sfrmers but
closed dull and declining; sales Of IL, 800
Dbls at IS 25@9 % for superhne State and
Western $40 256al3 for extra Western sl09
II 50 for round hoop Ohio; Sl1@l6 for st.
Louis; also, 5000 bbls extra State, for OctO-
Der, on private terms. California is with
out decided change; sales of 2, $50 sacks and
Sales or $50 bbls ~ e hour at s6g7 IS. J Z Z
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts of 40, 652 bushels: mar
ket opened firm,. and clos ed dull and de-
81 20 for No 2 Spring; 50 rs for No. and
Spring mixed; g IS or Spring and Winter
mixed; So IS for Winter red Illinois; 81 30
Michigan g so for w f1ite Genesee; - So
for white Michigan: 81 65@2 so for white
California.
81 459I 46 for Western 81 so for state
BARLEY-Quiet and in fair request; sales
of 10000 bushels at 81 60. =
less active and without decided change:
sales of 5000 bushels at 81 24@1 % for
mixed Western :. 81 ls@l % for, nnsound !;
81 III for white southern, and 81 2S for No
Illinois. gGEF 80 Il
aOATs-Receipts 1919 bushels; open adj
firra and closed dull and dropping; sales Of
RTCE-NominaLn - - = -
CoFFEE-Nominal and un changed.
SUGAR-Less active and heavy; sales of
$50 hhdss Cuba at H1S@ll54c; $50 boxes
Havana at l3c. ee9.ehA ~
MoLAssEs-Prime frmer; sales of 100
bbls Porto Rico al 70@75c.
HoPs-Steady. e4a*aA
PErRoLEUM-Dull and heavy at 15l4Gl6c
for crude, and SIC for refined in bond.
PoRK-Heayy and dropping: sales of
$3.50 pounds at "a 15eg2f 25 for new mess !;
closing att s242o, regular; and $50 50@2l for
prime. A.at.sfsssss r -ztr
BEEF-steady; sales of le0 bbls at previ-
Gus prices. .#NH #G@ FTt ~
BEEF HAMs-Nominal.E Y sEHakst rs
BACoN-Quief.
CUT MEATs-steady: sales of375 pack ages
at I214@l3ces for shoulders; s151a@l7c for
LARD Steady and in fair demand; sales
of $50 bbis al i3169l45zc., Il t'f .ktstt .a
BUTTER-Qulet at l5Cg27c for Ohio. Is
ENTHUSIASTICALLY al l0@l5c. f.nr
= 81 LATEsr-5 p. VI. .'s+ t...-
FLouR-Closed dull and declining for
common, and steady for medium and
good. g !" - So
WHEAT-- Dull and lower for Spring /;
sales q, 600 bushels No. Spring at 81 20.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 449l 40 for
Weste n.
OATS Dub and heayy selling new West
CoRN-Quiet at 81 249l 90 for, good to
prime mixed Western ! : - = q - 50
and regular; nothing of moment doing
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
/ = Cur MEATs--N omfnai. 10 81 ~ -
BACoN-Du1I.
LARD-Steady at 1414@l41zc for fair to
prime steam; gl4s6c for kettle rendered
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RI " p r. II p w s.
Z. Far ft.er Rive. I.ems see lseperth PAGE. q

CINcIsNATI, September 2O-River fallen
/ inch; feet inches in the channel
Weather clear. Thermometer, 9O'. y
There is but little additional to note in
river matters. The Fanny BranGeis ar
rived from Cairo, yesterday, and procee ded
to French Island and took lot. of freight
she had left, and returned here last night
After adding lot of poultry for re-
shipment, she left for Cairo last night
She will run during low water from. here
to Cairo. reports the Ollie Sulli-
van grounded on French Island bar yes
tarday, but got safely over. The
Ollie had not arrived mp to
midnight-......The Bertha gives up the
struggle and has gone TO the bank just
above the mouth of Pigeon, to await a rise.
.......The Louisa took out a very fair trip.
.......The Cobb Webb did not get off last
night, bnt will positively leave at IL o'clock
to-day. She has most of her cargo aboard.
......-The ]. P. Webb will not leave till
nextweek.....-..The Mary Erwin had not
arrived at midnight.
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THE Eg ANsyLE DAILY JOURNAL SATURDAY,
New orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 20.
CoTToN-Dull and unsettled; sales of $50
bales; low middlings nominal at 2l7ac-
Receipts, LII bales; exports, 493 bales;
stock, 17.0l3 bales.
FLoUR-F1rm; superfine, 50, 90; double
extra, $40 1917.
White, 81 80. - .. ~ 80 = J
OATS-ATe held at soc; sales at zoe.
PORK Dull; holders ask S27 ..
l BACON-Firm shoulders lec. 3 clear sides
1910; sugar cured hams 251zc,~ jobbing
rates.
FLARD-Quiet and firm: prime tierce at
1870. uafsE Nth rFEgTFE
GoLD-l43a144; S erling 56@5s1z; New
York exchange "A premium.
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Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. -.i
81 Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges Tunes If
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New York Gold and stock Market

BY Telegraph.J NEW YORK, Sept. %.
GOLD Lower; opening at 1885 and
closing at 1885.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Are without de-
cided change, but weak. Coupons of 1881.
11076; do. 1862, ll414 do. 1864. 1897; do. 1885,
1l014; do. new, 1925; do. 1867. 1918; l0-i0's,
99ss; 1905, 1855. Stocks active, unsettled
and considerably lower, closing weak.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.
ToBACCo-Easier, at 4@19c.; sales of ia
FLOUR-Firm at 81 50. h-bGei -,
WHEAT-Scarce; 81 1912 25. f- - 'ili sl
CoRN-Shelled 81 90 ear 81 10, in bulk.
OATS-67c. in bulk.
MESS PORK-S25 90.
= BAeoN Shoulders l4s4c, clear ribbed
sides lSc-, clear sides IS14c., fancy hams
&c., packed
LARD-l31zc. r..r.f. f.r., -.s..ss..s 10.
WHIsKY-Nominal at 35c., in bond. : s-,r
GROCERIES-Firmer. H., $500. -ssf
CoTToE-Nominal at 2sc.
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-YANTED-AG GOOD GIRL THAT UN-
Iron. Apply at ' : -
HODGE, CARR & CO.'S,o
Corner Water and Sycamore Streets.
sep.2o- DIT.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. %.
DRY GooDS-Are fairly active and Arm
for all staple styles of cotton goods. espe-
cially for better and finer qualities, which
are in request, though other kinds are
rather easier
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants. A- tf
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Memphis Market. IfM q

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. 20.
> CoTrON-Dull and nominal. ia. fir,s. f,f,e
:. CoRN-Duil at 81 20a1 %. 49,. =. 1890 I
= OATs-73@75c. for prime.
? HoGS-Dull at 20922c.
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" ness man, with cash capital OF
half interest in an old and reliable Boot
and Shoe Store, doing good business.
Address G.. W., with real name, stating
when and where an Interview may be
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