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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
lTRnRIFIC oNsI,AUt:uT.
nHf atf pUTCHERs
|HfN LIGHTNING FI,Y.KIIIER

Now Is the season for those huge black swarm,
nies that so torment man aud beast 3. ,.I
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NelE York Market.

By Telegraph ( NEW YORK, Nov. 30.
COTTON Lover sales Of $500 bales at
i0 Fso dSf t pts SSSH sEdlii low
barrels at 81 1905 60 for superfine state and
West ern: So 0Ol6l0 90 for extra State; 50 30
@sII % for extra Western; SO 1912 40 for
81. Lotii4; SIS t6S'If 81 for COED ao.& 5sii5dS
SIS 90 for good 10 choice d ).-ciosing quiet.
California quiet; sales of 0 sacks at sll9
~ ind 81 sales iof 100 BARRELS Rye Fiour at
WHIsKY-Q,uiet and unchanged .=..y ~
W HEAT-Receipts, l57.752- bu.-very dull;
nOmlnaliy lower; small sales of white
"sS1Ef F r. q We We Il 2Ss bush canada
In bond, at 81 67s ZgaEWr I'll
BAELEY-Scarce and firm.
MALr--CltIIei; s;tIes. l 500 bushels, part
al u 5Ss and the. remainder on private
CeRN-Recefpts. s.. 2s5s bushels; about Ic
lower; sales. 1900 bushels, at 81 81 for
mixed western in store; ST 359I $50 for
ditto 9fiuat; 81 30ator new ditto; 81 229l p
tor new yellow Jersey. IS sr,
OATS Receipts IGT.5 4s bushels;u opened
firm = and closed dull; sales, 5000 bushels
at S0aIS019c for western afioat. 81 ,-E
RICE-llull 1T s1z991ac tor Carolina.
SUaAR-QUzet; sales, 800 hogsheads Gu
ba at lac Z 1ac; also 90 boxes Havana at
AZ &c.
-HoPs-Quiet and unchanged. .s- e,-
PETRoLEQAI--S9uiet AT il15c for crudes 26c-
('oAL-Quiet nd unchanged.r iItiguG95
WooL-In good demand and unchanged;
sales, $4,000 pounds at 39@5218e for dohes-
tic fleece. @ is1 I'D 9n-
PokK-0pened frmep but closed heavy;
sales. :, go barrels at $40 S5Gy2l 90 for mess;
closing a. so s. regular; SIS 00QIS 50 for
prime; Sls 50a20 90 for prime mess; also
AIRY: at So 80.
BEEF-Quet; sales. go barrels at S13 009
SIS 90 fornew plain mess; SIS 509g2i % FOR
new mess extra: sales, $50 tierces prime
mess, part at SD so .ti.l 1853 III. : ft-s,.
BEsB II AsIs-ssteady; sales, 200 barrels at
SIS O ga.2S 3d. z9tsl1 - $40 5sas-f 1t0 fua
CUT MEATs-Quiet and heavy; sales 23S
packages at S5z@Iec for shoulders: rI214@l4c
Tor hams. t1.I.t $50 .t5s.
BAcoN7DhIl; sales 100 boxes city lCamr
beriapd cut al l e. 100 boxes Short rfBbed,
January on private terms.
DREssED HOGs-Firmer at g5sgS5Sfor city.
LAlsD.l21ll and dropping; sales $50 bar
s'BUTTERE Steady at 2oa45c for State. +. -
|. CHEESE-In moderate demand al 1l8l2c.
/ FREIGHrS-Freight to Liverpool QIiet
nd unchanged. tf-yc 1f
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yIcksburg Market. Cotton and Cora.

Messrs Polk, Biswell & Co., of Vicks-
burg, make the following endorsement to
us in their Price Current of last week,
which will be OF interest to our CONNER
cial readers: -
Cotton very sick. The planters are dis
gusted. Very few will plant another year.
Corn, also, fell short, and there will yet be
considerable demand for that article from
the North. 1t was thought at one time
there would be large surplus, but ineffi
cient cultivation and dry weather late in
the season reduced the yield full one-half.
The same causes, together with the worms
in August, played the wild with cotton.
The low price it has reached is worse than
all. We don't really see what is to become
/ of this people. They may be able to strug-
4 gle along till next spring. but when that
! time comes, they will have no money and
no supplies. 1t is doubtful if the mer-
chants will again undertake to advance
| Planters are already beginning to Dis
charge their freedmen, most of whom will
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New orleans Market,

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 80.
sUGAR-Quiet; good to fair 1ls5c; prime
at l3c.
OLAssE5-Louisiana dull.
FLoUR-Dun; supeTfine nominal. at IS rs !;
treble extra $40 80 choice Sl2 000l4 50.
CoRN-Quiet and firm, at 81 07@l 10.
OATS Better, at Soc.
PORK Dull; holders asking S23 90.
BACoN-Very dull; shoulders 11@Il15c;
rib l3l59I41zc; clear sides 1519@l55zc.
CoTTON-In fair demand; middling l55<c
sales 400 bales; recei pts 4,4l3 bales; ex-
ports S,649 bales.
STERLING-49953.
ExCHANGE-N. Y. Sight &c discount.
GOLD -l3S.
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Cincinnati Marked.
By Telegraph.J

Dy 40ISEEdp4.l n OVs ~.
FLOUR-Flmner; family $40 O0qlQ So
y HEAr-In better demand; sales 1900
bGehels at - 40 for No. red winter, anu
g % for No. 2, n9iilers from the interior
buying. = 9f- f-l s---s.75 lfs aeEtr ErH
CogN-- Unchanged; new ear, zoe. ; old
OArsEfn light supply; market firmer;
65d965c. for No. l. closing at outside race.
RYE Unchanged stlti ~ p
BARLEY--n good demand at 81 coal So
for FAN, and 81 30al 40 for Spring. -.
CoTToN---Rery dull and nominal at lac.
ToBAc Co-Gnchanged sales 81 hogsheads
and % ,noxes at 61s@15c. for Jugs, and 2u9
25c. for le f. =. ,s8 Hosf5a gut
! WHIsFY nged and dull. ,5sf b -
MEst PoRK-Very nrm at $40 30 Ifor old,
and 81 00lq22 80 for. new. - III f.ttrt4F.
GREEN MEzTS-Held at ~, 81, and 1214c.
at the close, with good demand atty
- LARD Quiet at 12c. forold, and .I211ze. for
,BACoN-U acaanged and dull; shoulders
BUrrER-scarce and firm at 35g4Qc. for
fresh in small parcels.
EGGs-Advanc-d 10 Sec; supply light.
SEEDss-0loyer seed more steady atilI
@lI12; Timothy duIt,at - %; Tax y.
GROCLRIES-DuU and unchanged.
= OTL:-1, inseed 81 GOAL W; Petroleum
dulI at 4Ba4Scfor refined. fiee. - Il n5cl
2 CoAL-Unsettie6. Dealers refuse to sell
Ohio River at 2S8SJc; canal 33e.f sjHJpii---
HGGS-In active demand and prices
h igaer; sales NJ 81 7l07 %. gross. and s. 30
mq0J net: receipts 3 900 head they were
offered quite freely at &c, 10 arrive in the
next ten DAYS. ZGsf ~. .-{las.-
gn GATTLE-Unehanged supply hight and
marker firm; g 81 s 30 ior inf .rior TO
prime. per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Very dull at g az, gross.
tlitroLD -l5S Dd-vl4izs. = - Az u .sJf-.
ExCHANGE-Firm q t par buying; supply.
MoNEY-Market remains close at 109l2
per cent.
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Louisville Market.
l--7F7NF N IT"
By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Nov. 80.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Nov. go.
ToBACCo-Sales of a hhds; Tugs at IS 20 ;
light leaf at S13 IS .ftI
FLOUR Su perfine at 81 IS.
OATS Sales at 65c.
CORN-New ear at 75c.
BACoN-Firm; shoulders, I2c; clear sides,
l51ac.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders at &c; clear
sides al i214c.
IARD-Oid, firm at l2l5c in tierces.
MESS PoBK-Sales of old at so 50; new,
none offered.
WFIsKY-In bond at 35c.
SUGAR Choice New Orleans. new, at I5c.
CorT0E-NoTninal at 131a@I4I5c.
Hoes Very firm and higher at 7@7Lc
gross; r ceipts by rail-, 1850; total for the
season, 50, 40.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-02
81. Lanis- Market.

By Telegraph.lai{ sa ST. LOUIS NoY.f ~ (
ToBace07Quieta and Unchanged ,strq
CoFFoN-Duil and nothing doing ~
u EMP--Dull at 81 81, dressed. aal'. a-9u
FLOUR n and u ora nal ~. unehaageds
Superfiua 90 1907 90: duubie extra 50 F5l9I0::
treble extra 81 d59f1 80; .chpice to saHcy'
Sl2 5J5J4 So .GfIzE Gf doc rs I8nt9
WHIEsAT- Dlllr andefavors buyers; z 45@
g 50 tor prime TO choice Fail; 81 1901 s. for
Sprisig. DE- saI~IG 2 - GaEr'
Cons -Ingctfveland easier lat 95@sse. for
new, md old, .f.-.s-.s-. Z. "a ,,r, 49,. (:
BKRBEY He'd flrin ly at 81 i45f for ehoiee
RTE-Firm and higher al 81 35J1 &c. = z
PROvTSTO oss-uull and but MttIe Going;
pork SD 40g bacon sfloul ders 1l@sll1ze; clear
I3I5c in kegs s3t53 z II
HdGs-Actfve at 614@7c; packed, toadate.
90 900. = t-.1.Ela e.sff 80 ffs-r e#,,- sft-,
REcEtPTs4S 400 barrels -four: 5000 sacks
wheat: ], 800 sacks corn : 600 sacks oats;
800 sacks barley 0D sac2s rye 3 coo hogs
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ChieagO Marvel.

BY Telegraph, :. a LII. .cAFGAe6S, n 9Y,,3f0r1
FLOUR-Quiet. aud unchaaged; S. COG
SO 90 for Spring eX raS. -sfnf+
.WHEAT-Q Uhej aud steady ats1o 81 al 81
or No. 4, andfl l72Bl .T3i tDF No. ieiOsiHg
luiet at 81 72I% for NO e7sE 7ltr etnEyl ~
= CoRly-FT neeJt1ed old 6697c and new 5ClGc
lower st1zc for No. 1, SEAS e Tor No.f2, and
70@75e for new, closing at S&gS576c tor No.
2. and 74c for new. -t4.N % la4
OAT5-3c lowers closing At 521c. aa.l
RYss-Steady at 81 339l "a Gor-No. l. AID
81 3L&1 % fDr No. z. aafr .uE
BaRLEY-Q niet aud Eg85c. highsrs 81 4S@
81 30 for No. 2, ana = - 1or reisctsd, g..
MISS PORK-Sl0 90 for new and sls rs Tor
ola
IARD-Ste1dy at lI1%6l2c.
BACON-Cumberland cut Sc loose.
GREES MEATS-Active at I9I<9lCLc for
hams and 65sg654c TOR shoulders,
BULK SHOULDERS At TIC loose and Sc
packed. -.z.
SWEET FICKLED II ANS 'IrIn. a 1I1$c.
DRESSED HOGS-Iu good demand and
25@30c'higher; - Coz 50. Live ho5s active
at yeSseruay's advance.
BEEF CATTLE Qpiet at Sc 2O@7 90 for
first quality shipping.
RECETPTS-9,00 600 bbls. -four; 81 900 bushels
wheat; 5000 bushels corn; 1900 bushels
o ats.
SHIPMENTS goo bbis. flour 20 600 bushels
wheat; 24000 bushels corn; 700-bushels oats.
FREIGHTs--T There IS nothing doing in
Lake freIghts. -a E.->t
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be homeless and pennffess. How they are
to maintain themselves in the fqtRTf is a.
problem other peoples think OF n ore than
they.
Yellow fever has disappeared, and the
city is pronounceI very healthy.
4 fsr-~ sst.cQ - ar.-sss .-ef =. B.-t& Co...
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European Market.

By Gablel .LoSDoN, Nov. 39-Noon. Z
CoSsoLs-s4Es -.r:arEe = -. s4.-.
sTocKs-U s. Bonds, Il; I, c., sS}s; Erie,
Az. ~.
LONDON, Nov. 3O-2 P, NJ.
sTocKs-Erie, 475s; 1. g., S734; U. S. Bonds
unchanged. t@- go
Z. .fi-r1 LIVERPOOL, Nov. SO-Noon.
CoTToN-DuIl. e. f5t..s ,-
READsTUFFs-DuH.5 l.Taq sd sir
-v .. LIVERPOOL, Nov, So P. N.
CoTEpN-Declined l-I6; Uplands, ~ Or
leans, u, .p ;sfea. sfa a....fs-59 g0
BREADsTUFFs-Red Wheat, lbs Id for
No. q, f.v..l,.z#.. Cd; ......s.-.., ~ !,
Provisions Lard, ABS Cd. Bacon, AS.
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New York Colo and Stock Market
R Nv ER n E w s .
4. nor Ot1,ei Issve,- Iter,s see ssDe,,ta 7q91SlI 2


falling, with 2 feet 10 inches in the canal.
Weather clear. 1pherm oneter at q. lIfltt
iCTECjTNNATI,f November 90.-Fhe river
has risen / inch, with 4 feet 3 inches in the
channel. Weather clear: Thermometer at
20. It was very cold last night, with a
strong gale of wind, and the thermometer
The river, q contrary to fall expecta-
tons. declined fully one inch during
the "A hours ending last evening,
and .tbe yprospect-of an essential rise
Is by no means fattering, the cold
weather destroying the effects of the late
rain. Tae weather. Is cloudy and cold,
with little snow yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowed By a drizzIy rain, which floze as it
fell. Pite mead of the 9agdns tIe the bar is
frozen over, and a score of boys were
5, ccessfully and safety skating on it
yesterday eafLeFao9r ,--fFhe g oniy1 ar
rivals up 10 nfdhflhs last night were
the Linton and Chattanooga, from.
Cairo, s9gd the ollie. : FIily2n. from
nheiton.-..-.,.-r7 ne sCCflaTfler anflt5 Fanny
B-andeis. 3eft on sal aKtsay afternoon for
Cairo. wiih sa3r ttips; than Ada Lyon
for teireenIt Fsfver, aiid1 Ah5 1C5bl5 w ebl.
FOR Cumberland River. - g q $ssil
yer Cloud, after 'dfschareing . .aBgs lot
OF qucensware for Mark &, IL9Hp}4.s, . atli
a. laEg5 ,qg.antitg !. OF l14quiSY1lIeE EYaIgit
fOra resbalBping Eltghtenfns- Iupiefo
80 incnes, proceeaed 10 Cincinnati, and
was5nlat by~het Ollie Sullivan yesterday
fiorhfng at NewSufg. John farrell AID
Jim Montague had full confidence that
they would be able to take her through +
and CAPS. Yg6g1S Sfay was. tdeternaieed to go
through at ali hazards-.......The Palestine
came doFgn@as fas ePs F49ech Island Bar,
and, transferring ffsr trip TO the Ollie
Sullivan, returned ITO Louisville. ......-..
The sam. J. HaEewasIon French Island
Bar with her baPges. aground, when the
sullivan passed down. It was Thought she
would getoyer last d fight but had not ar
rived at midnight. she may be expected
early this moFaingt and~oferss excellent
inducements TO passengers and shippers.
1.-THE. Cora = may also be expected
here this morning for Memphis, and the
Rose Hite for louisville. HAf.s- +
" F. I I = 4. ! !.
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Notice

OF Order TO Discontinue the Alley sftus
- between Fourth street and the Cana
and extending from second Avenue "a
Sixth Street. .ffff Iisf fsHt -ie
RROTICE Is HEREBY GISENs thai
IN the Common Council of the CITY o.
Evansville, at its session on the Atm day or
November, 1867. passed an order to vacate
the alley situate between Fourth Street
and the Canal, and extending from Second
Avenue TO sixth street, IN the rear OF
Blocks l08. 100, ITO, Ill, ~, lib, and l76, La
masco, now eli y of Evansville.
All persons ON ming or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abutting upon said alley
and feeling themselves aggr1eved by the
massage of said order, may have redress by
appIication to said Council within SIX
weeks from the publication OF this notice
BY order of the Council
A. NJ. IcGRIFF, CLERK
City Clerks ONCE. Nov. II, 1857.
novI4 dow union copy-f
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WANTED.

WTANTED-WEAV weavers
w on standard brown sheetings, i've
ring spinners. None but hrst class hands
need apply. to whom good wages viii be
paid by th9 -.,,.,
EVANSVILLE Cotton MILLS :,
dec2 diff aICannelton Repofter. cops. 4e-i
K-TwANTE D-SITUATION-By q young
4s% man who has had eXpeTienes, In
some active business. The best OF Teier-
ences given. InQDire at -
J. {. DUSOUCHEF Il CO.'S.
DoUT div -fe.r
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Memphis Market.

By iTelegraph.llu s MEMPHIS, Nov. 80. :.
tCoTToNzDnll and heavy: middling lie.
C3RN-Whole range 95cdSIs 90.
'FFAYAS24 ggag26i co. af~Etf Io De it=
OATS-7zc. ,s~rfrio.E itf.. aff ~
I FLoUR-SupeTfine 81 009S 90.
I PORK-S2l 50022 90. f.lf7
.BAeooN-9houiqers. l2@l2lc;i clear sides
jLARD-1a9l4c.o a sagsst % 3n1
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BOARDING.

~OARDING Ga gentleman and his
I'D wife can obtain a pleasant ROOM
eiTner furnished or unfinished. with
board in a private family, by applying al
- ~ HODGE. CARR s. CO. y, rrr
Corner Water and Sycamore StFeeUs.s
nov30 2t
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sl0NRHARY& COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially 81 country merchants
TO the isya perier facilities OF the JOURNAL
company for printing Pane, Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
H eads. Cards, CircAiars, &C. = Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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THOR RENT-BUILDING building
E formerly occupied by Topf Ions,
No 81 j. ain Street Apply to
E. +. EN- KINS,
Dov95 DIR No. Is First Street
rxOR RENT-ROOM Ms - Suitable for
OFFICES 10 the new building. No. ~
Main Street. between Third and Fourth.
ocI5 dtf H. G. WOODROW.
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FOR RENT.

Y0OR TORE-ROOMS.-A fine
u stOre-roOm-O Main Street, in keltz q
(Iarvin's BlOck= two mSOn Third street.
n EAR Main suitable for business. Apply to
TH0S4 f GA IRWIN,
dsc2 DIT cod Third street.
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FOR. SALE.
in Straat PrnnArtY fOr Sale.

TEOE SALE-GUNNY-BA GS-100 bales
- rpa--yl emmy ISaeyS for sale by qfilVatt
nov s dim BAIRD1& START q
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Wa1OR SAIEEBUCKwHEAT FLOUR--i
JIG Prime Buckwhea5 Fioar, att supper 4
barrel by +. NJ. HUMPHREY & COg-9es /
novIsdtf - North Water Street.
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Roo1.a I'D sRoke
~ NEW. GOODS.

ever offered in this market, which viii be
sold at the lowest 'fnfaarke ct Aprrcesag 4 = -
au2s dSmf al ss5 GE9.iA, dixon W.
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Christian Education.
To Ae Edi.ors OF he Daily .Ne,os:

To ahe Editors Of the Daily -Ne'os:
SIss: N another column OF Jour paper there
IS he advertisement Q. : school we propose to
open for whito ch loren on the 9th OF December.
We cannot yet claim the ratronase Of the public
but cur uyposc is t. MIKE il school Of the first
order. 1t will be open 70 al! white children, boys
and girls. OF all grades. ::oY the alpns5et to
plepafatior FOR college, ard our arrangements
shall be 50 perfect that s,l may iltrust their chill
dron without fear. Cur purpose is 10 tram IN
mind, manners, morals and heart. 1t is to ID
Church School: daily service of half hour
daily instruction in mu ,ic Of quarter OF an hour
also daily instruction in sow s. and emproiderlne
&c those who wish it. This Will be the only extra
charge, bur that Will be small. Such children Us
positively cannot buy books will be supplied Ihe
tuition is fifty cents in advance monthly. lnsttuc-
ton and services will be in accordance with inc
doctrines end ritual of tho Protestant Episcopal
Chuch. We hopo that this enterprise VIII meet
with the support Of our community, as 1t IS intond-
ed 10 assist in tho mes; important necessity o. The
times Chnstia1 ed .oat.oa tcr our youth, IN &C
cordauco with tho depgessed condition OF our
finances. \. 1OoMGN toi'IH1'' A'S'
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Novs-loor l.-1lo lgtcss gwen below
olerAuons oni,, uess Itne wise tx
Tess d. -
.oFE E-Late on Friday cargo OF brig Victoria 5000
Jass, Ao t. prva.V tenis; t-day ne r1Lort
450 IS I-o.i secou IanAs ~ II lf1sc 1herS
Del c. in4ay tC-Iay ana ~ tho clos ouers were
YeuGluS .ot It4el uIvOlces.
CUlIoS.-nvcvip.s tJ-4y 4ST o. from Saw nnah. ex
-anu.o; ~ IrUl Wi.iNgton e1 jas. a. ueas, And IA
.roln = y Ut ala -Ao4lo-A-lu al Ux1 bAles
SAAI -Nuea,-- 40 Cuoi.S5 t-oay mec. compost OF
Ayu oIsn-ls wni.o ~. ou5.as "a; tne LII rAt
.As ueavy Id .r.Ses luc I1wer, tna piiLi
..rci-e uins meulum graoCs; no sa.es n.i.e
I ~ ~; 4.uJ nushe.s i'm 20 ~ e2 co. lOoO BUSHES
~. .o.u-64yu wai.e and 500 Uusheis yel.w
l. iuJJ pGsAeIs new "hi.e NJ sl
20; lvv pus-es oi, u 80; l0V0 busneis White
It 81 81 -, .vJJ yellow 81 35 aud small
VI ~ >sts-5JUO uusues offered; 6o0 nu hels
sold e2, l2o0 UusDe eood 70 prime at TO
73c kse-i7o bushels Vte. oI smAIl lo ony sold Ut
" ~ r oesAei-no. pEliue.
Notwithstanding uVing Today; very limited stock
.. cargo trvn4 uat1nzds just arrived.
PRovIsIoSs-MGrEe ouI -nc pr. except 70. Bacon,
AIN St uoDlna.. shoulders l8S It cts, clear rib
saes l6& l1c, clear NIB l7pc; Hams 70 20c for
city cured, 23 2Sc o.d Wesern sugar-cu cd
vassvd Pork SzS 5v q q boi. Lard l3x lao
bOIs. siHcc writing above Wa hear OF so
174 Kegs LARD Ut 42o; quote joobiny at lSx
= l3Hc.
hIcE-Is dull at previous prices, 9K loxc fos Carroll
ID. and Sx Sc q II tor ksngoon.
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whildeu e. Co. J A Qusckenbush HurkaIap 4 COD A
Amme, Bart, KrosSel Jr, schuchert. Wiley. II u
Brown, wcyhniann. " Knobeloch. Jefords 20, . =
T1edeman. ] Campsen { Co. Marshall i McAIiuan, Y
stuobs, W Roach. Stehens CO, 2 Davis, j lo61
4 Klatte s Co, Nj, Ell Son. " Dukes L Co. BUD
/ AXE W L Webb L schnen Co, ] Graver. G!ooes
Co. Adger & Co. Mantoue & Co, Clacius x Witte.
4 Dischof. E Klein. Mehrtens Wonltuann. Il Null
ler Willis q Chisolul. Bomann Bros II Blschot q Co.
Tobias sons. Tho Somerset arrived OF Cbafieston
Bar at IL O'Clock Monday night.
S3hr Santee, Prince. Combahee. 1000 bushels Roush
Rice. low c Bee Il Co
Schr Ann Deas rron West Point Mills loo bbs Rice
To Cohen. Hanokel * Co,
Soop Black Crook. from Ashley River. bales Upland
Cotton. TO Bee & Co.
Boat from Christ Church. bales Cotton. To
Gailard L Minot.
II THE oFFING.
Ship Charleston. from Liverpool.
A bark, unknown.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay &
Trenholm.
Ship R c Winthrop Stewart. Lverpool-Patterson x
stock.
Bri. M.rtha, Stone New York-w Roach.
Scnr Moses Bramhall Hussey Savannah-W Roach,
Schr Emma, Purton, Georgetown. C-Risiey Creish'
Wey,3 to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore
Schr Mosss BrAmhal, Hussey, savannah.
sch- Emma. Purtop, Georgetown, S c.
From this Port.
Spanish brig Mercedita, Port Mahon, Oct g.
Cleared for this Port.
Ship Go!conda Lovest at Baltimore. Nov !, Tor Lberia
via this port
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-06

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |

January 8. lsG7.)
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TkAr UNDEh
the following Ordinance licenses nave Deen Erepareu
for delivery from this Othcn. 6. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. l. Be il Ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen
Cy Council assembled That from and after the frst da'
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS dray
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes
the same manner and according to the same provsio'
now of force IL relation 10 CARTS drays and wagons eto,
lriyen fcr hire. except giving bonds, And each suct
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with bodge coli
tanning the number thereof and marked fTirae 10 -
prced on the outside OF tue SHALT
SEC g. No person shall DO taken by the treasurer
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning
for carts drays wagons and other carriages u
SEC 8 The following shall hereafter be the rates
licenses for public and private Carts drays wagons nc.
including the horscs or mules used thereo WHICH sh'
oe Tree from othec taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DnAYs ETC, OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN AN
BUSINESS wHATEyER, FOR HIRE DIRECT on INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn w oRe morse oi
mule go.
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horseso
For every hack and carriage With Two wheels. $50.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S4U.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses, $50.
For every sta8e or omnibus except line omnibus
drawn by our horses, $50.
For every truck drawn Dy two horses or mulr
$50.
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, S5.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or de-
mestic purposes, aud not to be employed IL the trails
porting OF goods wares. merchandise lumber, or any
otner commodity, for compensation. either directly OF
Indirectly for the same. shall pay for license the sum u
S. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Rauted in City Council, this 10th day OF january
H. 81 in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
" P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor
January $ ". q. SMITH. Clark OF Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-06
THE DAILY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6 1867.
Eoroidden Fruit.

Forbidden row-a ye, from chtdhoods days. ,
-rcroast-S with eacn ye =, ollr love bs grown;
II seems, but yesterday those iowrcast eyss
were wont W til looks OF lcve 10 meet mine OWE.
left her IL quie couotry home
free rom the ;ain, Oft sainnabie fe,--
! genile rutliul, In ieEear ed airl
FaSs promise OF u loving iaithfu, wile
soldiers duty called e TO the ield,-
For three M yea war kept me from her side;
But are parted clInging to my heart
She told her love, and vowed to ne my bride.
Through all the ha~ dships of long campaign
cherished as my hie that parting vow;
little thought that when We met again,
Ny love would greet me as she grects me DOW.
Alas Aud that beaut such as hers
Ambitious parents kne couli well be SOLO
What was o love to them? An honest heart
Weighed IN .re triAe when compared Wit goa'
She welded to her mother harsh conrsnd.-
Thosa oh rr We fouau the noble pice they sought
An AGED lord with tte deeds md wealth
Her bsauty-aot her loving heSrt-has bocghr
In vain she colby tries to hun my gaze;
know she loves me still. although We part;
Poor xirll c ronet viii scarce repay
Tbs lifelong sJrrow OF broken heart
Alssl the world OF fashion oft can tell
fpcrjured vowa and hores5 love denied;
OF you ant beluty tied 10 feeble ago,
10 gratiy larents selfish prlde-
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