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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-10

A SLIGHT DIFFERENcE-A local editor
of a Western exchange Informs his readers
that he has no sweetheart nOw-he's mar
ried. Smith says he knows another editor
who has no sweetheart-she's married.
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STEVENS HOUSE,
FL, 90, 25 * ~, Broadway, New York,
OPPOSITE BowLISG GREES.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
June 4, lS67-3m

TNHESTEvENs II HUSE is well and widely known
4 to the travelling public. The location is es.
pecalIy suitable to merchants and business ynen {.
1t Is in close proximity the business part of the
city-is on the highway Of Southern and Western
aud Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
Tor over 300 guests-it is well furnished. and pos
sesscs every modern improvement Tor the comfort
and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms ATE
spacious and well ventIlatCd crOvded with gas nd
water-the attendance is prompt and respertful-
and the table IL generously provided with every
delicacy of the easOn-at moderate rates The
rooms having been refurnished and remodcled we
are enabled to offer extra faciliues for the comfort
and pleasure of our Guests.
GEO. K. CHASE CO.,
June IL. lSbI-bm. PrOprietors.
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REMOVAL.

WOULD most respectfully announce to the
citizens of ChlTlestOwn, and surrounding coun-
try, that have taken the room FORMERLY occupied
by the late Mr.. Charles G Stewart nd iattcrlv by
1'IussCll Il Co., where will carry on the JEWEL
RH BUSINESS, as heretofore I am prepared 10
do all kinds of WATCH REPAIRING as well az
CIOCES and JEWELRY, and all who may desire
To have anthing done my line, will fnd it TO their
advantage to patrnuize at my new place of bus-
iness. Thankful for the liberal patrOna ge bestow-
ed upon me hitherto, solicit continuance Of the
same favor. L. DINEIE
April 9. 1867.
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CHAPTER 1.
The URpEyhtetl Troth.

Powderhorn Hill! The sun was sinking
beneath the western knolls, and fringing the
clouds with golden edge. a young man
and woman stood upon the western slope of
that noted eminence in Chelsea, looking at it.
They had come up from Lynn in the horse
cars. Both were deeply moved and the maid
en- ever and anon hove deep sigh-but twas
not for her companion.
Il tell you again, Mabel Montressor, thou
shalt never be the bride of Abijah Hanseoug'
His eyes flashed, his lip quivered, his pulse
beat, and, needless Of her entreaties not to be
left to walk home alone in the dark, he bound
ed off like greyhound.
When he was gone she recovered her spir-
its and Strengthened herself up, while the
soft zephyrs played with her curls. With a
curl on her lip, she exclaimed, You jest bet
l will eff want to-
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RIPPON TRADE.
The Ball Opened:
TO THE PUBLIC.

7 TENDER my thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage received during the last two years,
ring x Co.. and hope by cIurtesy and accomnlada-
Ton TO meet with continuance of the same. l
propose TO sell as low similar articles can be
purchased elsewhere in this market. and to give
IHI satist2ction, both in quality and prices. will
also take IN exchange for goods. Dried Fruit, But
ter: Eggs. Rags &c The public are especially
invited to call and examine my stock, No trouble
to show goods,
May %. 1861. MI FRYER.
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ShannOndaIe Factory.

THE underlined are conducting this well ap.
u pointed WOODEN FACTORY, s miles
from ChariestoWn aud1 milefrom IA bIeLOW n and
quality.
=, We exchange our manufactures according to
the following SCHEDULED
s. Drab Linse .. yard for 8 and 81 lbs. Wool.
% Grey Linsey, do. do. - do. do. do.
81 Cashmere, do. do. 81 do. 5 do. do.
Plaid Linsey, do do % do. ; do do.
A. FIannels, do. do. % do. do. do.
Yarns, ! ID. do p do. do. do.
Highest Cash Price paid f@r Wool,
JAMES n JOHNSON < co.
Nov ember 7. 1865.
FLOOR Oil Cloth and Mating just received by
Il June4. d. HOWELL.
DURE Cider Vinegar, fOr sale bY
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There is shoemaker in Maine so tender
that he always shuts his eyes when he runs
his awl into a sole
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POLITICAL.
TFOr the Spirit of JeEersOu.l
MARY.

Our Mary il a charming thing
Our Mary is a darling miIh-
know not what-a gush Of spring
To tangle all our fancies with!
heard three loVers once dispute:
One said she vas a foWret one
hiaintained q dream, the third ripe fruit:
At length said all: God knC wa alone
1--WE only know. IL flower or maid,
lfhudding girl, or girlish bud,
An invOlute uOst sWeetly made,
She's surely something fresh from God!"
Our Mary IL a pretty gift
Our Mary il a charming NTH
A problem by the angels lett
DAN. B. Lucas.
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BALTIMORE L ORR. COMPANY.
MANCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. II.
q I M 8 TARLR.

TRAINs GOINo wEsr.
Leave HaTPer's Ferry at 20 81 and Rpm
Leave Shenandoah AZ o p A NJ and l 10 p n,
Leave heyes' Switch at 3s A 81 ana "a p n
Leave Leave HaIItoSn at s IS A n and 50 81
Leave ChaElestoWn at Z o. A n and AS p n
Leave CamerUn's at 20 a NJ and 1 81 p n
Leave Summit Point At IS \ NJ and OS PM
Leave NadesVhle atS % Mand % ~
Leave OPequOn Bridge 5 IL A NJ and > Ss D ~
Leave StcPhenson's at 81 A NJ aud IS n 81
Arrive AZ Winchester at 5 IS A NJ and SOPM
TRAISs GOINs EAST.
Leave WINCHESTER at 80 A NJ aud : 10 p NJ
Leave StePhensOn's AZ 50 NJ and rs PM
Leave SOpequon Bridge al 81 4 NJ and ~ P IS:
Leave Vaudeville at 10 OF A NJ and ST Al
Leave Summit Point 10 - A n and IS pm
Leave Cameron at 10 - NJ and 81 p NJ
Leave CharlestOwn at 10 IS : - and 4 az NJ
Leave HalltoNn at 10 So A NJ and on p n
Leave heyes Switch at II 03 A NJ aud bpm
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry u Is A NJ and Is p ST.
J-H. SHERRARD, PaEsIDENr.
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A1ac4u1th Go Rro.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.


A RE prepared to furnish every in their line
N upon the most favorable terms FbeV haze in
s"Fe the largest and most complete stock Of goods
they have ever offered to the public Their GtSck u
DRUGS, CHEMICALS;
Patent and Family Medicines il ndIess IN variety
lhey cell the attention Of Country PbyaicianK
70 such artieIes IS used in their practice feel
ing eonhdent they make il TO their intereSt 10
O"Z from Ihem instead Of going to Baltimore.
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
PER 2 U N cry, SOAPS.
Preparations for Dyeing, PRESERVING and Drsssipp
the Hair, Tooth. Nail and Hair BTnsiles Comb
DTessing, Pine, Gc, IL equal 70 that Of any GiIar
establishment in the Valley.
Perception Entrusted them viii Be cam
pounded &ith neatness and accuracy.
Persons wishing supply of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS.
Dyes Narnishea, ColoTS and everything IN the line
and a. chea p as they can be sold anyEkere.
dies once use.
They are the Wholesale DistriLutipg Agents for
the Morning Star Bitters Company for this and
Clarke Counties. Merchants whining them BY the
Gaze can procure them AZ the COmPaHy'S Wholesale
prize.
All the shove mentioned goods they offer at low
bgures for CASH. No goOds sold on credit.
Persons owing them will please come forward
AID settle C6stomers will bear in mind that they
do not do c-esIIt business When iBduigeneo
is gifen. accounts muss BE- settled on the lat Of
every month.
Jnne IS. 1881.
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SADDLES ANDHARNEss
HARM ESS,
SADDLES,
AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.
At ChGrIestOUm, Jc6ersOn County, Virginia.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
"a citizens OF Charlestow u ana VICINITY. TIM I
ks4SA he is constantly ma king and repairing
Carriage, Gig, Buggy, Coach and v ago2
HARNESS. SADDLES, RRIDLkS, HALTERS,
&C. In the most durable manner, md the most
modern style of wOrkIna ship. and at short notice
and upon Giving" terms. NV work commends
itselt 4 II ask i a share ofthe public patronage
o. Call upon me at my establishment Mt opposite
the Garter House,
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November 7. IsG6-Iy
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MAEHISERV

We employ none but the best Mechanics and upe
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick neat and substantial work, and at prices 10
suit the times. We are determined to do work a.
low as can be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for III transient custom.
We will make 20 order Tin Ching DIae6inss and
Horse POIreTs of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS Of
different kinds always ON hand, amongst which
will be found the celebTat Il three hOrse Livingston:
tWO-h horse Do; the old fashioned three horse Bar.
shear; Mccormick do, for two and three Lorses
also, the three-hoTse Page Plough; aIso an i'm
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough
Plough lrons-such as Shares, COulters ShoyeIs
(single and double) Mould boards CT all kinda
Open Rings. Open Links, &c. Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron Turning and
Boring in Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
tim our
FOUNDRY,
and We are now able to furnish Castings Of nood
quality as EoW as cat be bought elsewhere
All work entrusted 70 Will be done with dfs.
patch. aEd guaranteed to give sItisfaction The
ghs'f price paid in Cash for Old Iron of ali kinds
Give Us call at the Jefferson Marhine Shoe stone
Row. WEIRICR A. wEIFEn
ChaFlestown, Jan. %. Isy7
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D. HOWELL'S ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW GOODS.

NE " GUO DIS.
III HOWELL would respectfully inform his u.s.
- TONER'S and the public generally, that he has
received ms spring stock Of goods, Consisting in
part OF Ladics' Dress Goods,
ALPACAS.
VALENCIAS,
POPLINS.
,,-., DELAINES, & c.
Cassimcres for Men and Boys, Cuttunades Linen
Check, FaTHers' Drill Che ks. Plaid Cottons Cal
lc9s, HlEe mains, BIeached and Brown COttOns, &c.
These goods have 0ecn bought at heavy decline
on former prices, and will be sold acCOrdin civ low
CAil nd examine his stock before purchasing.
AIDES lIandkcrchicts, Plain, Uemsiitched n nd
- Worked; Ladies' Cuffs and Collar DTess
Buttons Gents Handkercheis Plain a nd IIordered;
Cents Collars, Paper and Linen; Neck Ties
u !"V"s, Hosiery, Knitting Cotton. &c, Just re-
Ccivcd and for "a lie by ID HOWE
April %, 1867.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

Have just received my second instaIment Of
Spring Goods, cons sting of CalicUs. Mouslins,
BROWN AND BLEACHED CGTTONS,
WHITE AND C0LORED FLANNELS,
the best Domestic Ginghams, Plaid Cottons and
Check: Also. large variety OF FANCY GOODS
HOSIERY aud MOTIONS. The above Goods will
be sold at the lowest Baltimore prices The stock
MLLLLNER GOODS.
is now complete. have full liz of Bonncts, La
dies and Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers; Bonnet
Frames, and all ether articles belonging TO this
Trade. The stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentcnicn's Furnishing Goods il we'll select
cd aud will be sold very cheap.
NJ BEHREND,
Opposite Campbell & Masou's Drug Store.
April 80, ISs?
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The Greatest Family
Medicine in the World,

Sore Throat, Diptheria, Bronchitis,
Cramp Cholic, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera, &c.
The attention of the public, and especially tho
sufferers from that dreadful disease, Dipthcria
Sore Throat, Is called 70 the great remedy known
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WANTED no Boy.

SDNI for which 10 cents per cWt. will be paid IN,
CASH. wEIRlCK < WELLER.
Apr %, 1861.
nENTINE, fragrant Tooth Powder, free from
IL all deleteriOus substances, Xxx Bourbon, the
most fragrant perfume in use, Lubin's genuine
French Extracts for the handkerchief. fur sale by
AlSGUlTH BRO,
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NEW BOOK.
SCOTS LIFE OF M0SBY.

WE have been appointed the gents for Jefferson
w county Tor "ScOtt's PartisSn Life with Mos
by" and now ready 90 receive subscTiptiuns
This work cOatains arly 500 Octave Pa ges and
is embellished by pOrtraitOf Col. Mosby engraved
on steel; RlsO one engraved on wood and nearly
50 engravings, embracing portraits of Field ON
cersaud Captains of the Battalion. Map ''NIos-
bys COnfedeFAcy," and numerous spirited ilustra.
tiuns of Fights, Raids, and Humorous Incidents
Bound in Cloth Extra. with Gilt Back aud Bev.
eled Edges. Price So so
This book is sold only by Subscription.
July 30, 1861. CAMPBELL & MASON.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

M. -. BRoWN,
SUCCESSOR To J. H. HAINEs.1
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS
(Nert door to Aisqaith &c BrO..)
MAIN STREET; CHA RLESTowN. Va.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
MANUFACTURES and will keep constr utly ON
the haSst foreign and domestic Tobacco, AID war
Tanted pure.
HAVANA REGALiA, La PICCOLoMINI,
LAREAE, CABINET,
JEFFERSON, Ell NACIONAL
PLANTATION; La VICTORIA,
LA CORONA, BOQUET,
BANANA, MAGNOLIA,
NAPOLEON, GRAPE, &C.
Will always keep on hand Ire finest brands o
following.
PRIDEOFTHEsOUTH, GRAvELY.
PEOPLES CaoicE, GOLDTN LEAF.
GENTS COhPANICN. NAVY, &C, &C
Among his brands of Smoking Tobacco may be
ZEPHYR PUFF, CoRALEE,
X. E. LEE, GOLDEN LEAF,
and other fire brands of pure Lyuchburg Tobacco.
SCOTcH. RAPPEE AID OTHER SxUFFs.
will always have on hand an extensive assort-
ment of p lain and F~ncy PIPES, from a MEER.
scHAUSI to PowHATAS
Persons dealing in my line will find 1t to their
advantage TO call and examine my stock befOfe
purchasing elsewhere.
June l:ls6T. MS. BROWN.
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NEW GOODS.

HAVE just returned q ON the city, and am again
i reolenishing my stock. by fresh arrivals Of
SEASOSARLr: Go IDS. Conc and see, at the
BRICK STORE-HoCSE above Ghe Church
Respectfully, }. S. MELVIN.
Duffieid's. July 9, 1861.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WHEELING.

= CAPITAL, ....... S I5O, 600
DIR TORS.
L H. Logan, 4. p. ShalIrross,
J. s. Rhode, George Mendel
): Hobbs, Samuel Mcclellan,
C: w FranEheim, James n. Vance
Alex. LAughIin,
TINHlS company now having been Organize four
Il years, and in that time done a successful busi-
ness. is still prepared TO take risks at fair rates on
buildings Cf all kinds. Mereha ndse. nIanufactu-
ring Establishments: Furniture, Steamboats, and
CRTgoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior inducements to
Farmers. whereby they can be insured on Dwellings
FGrnitnre, Barns and contents, for three or Eve
years At reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the largest
capital and surplus Of any company in the State
and composed Of some ninel -four stockholders,
most of whom are among our beet business men =,
recommends itself to the favorable consideration
of the insurng public, and socits their patrona &C.
Applications for Insurance will receive prompt
attention.
o. OFErcE NO. 20, Monroe Street, wheeling,
West Virginia.
n. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEORGE MENDEI, Vice President.
&. NJ. COEN, Special gent.
EDW. NJ. Also UlTH, Agent, Charlestown.
April 8, lS67-ly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ABIJAH AND MABEL.

A Novel After the Approved Style.
BY BELLAIY BROwNJoHN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-10

LNRESH ARRIVAL-Just reserved another Iot Of
4 those celebrated American Eight Day and
Thirty Hour Clocks all warranted E0F one yeaT-
Call and see dhen.
JUDeI5 L DiNRIR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

OF, American iadviceS. and the state OF trade
lin Manchester. Upon the orIner topic we,
may observe that the latest private tele-
grains from New York point to about
$1,000 bales as the receipt at all the ports
for the week ending to-day. should these
figures be confirmed, it will probably lead
to increased firmness on the part OF hold
ers. Should they be exceeded a few thous-
and bales, buyers may await furthe' de-
velopments before they operate freely.
From tables before us, we find that whilst
for years preceding tue war here was no
marked falling off in receipts up TO the
close of February, yet, comparing receipts
for the first week in March with the last
week in February, we find falling off OF
near 30 per cent. This then, seems to have
been the turning point of The season, and
should this be the case this year, it will, we
doubt not, give quietus to all estimates
exceeding about one and three quarter
million bales; and it is generally believed
this would lead to large demand. as the
home ana Continental trade are excessi e.
ly bare of stock. In anticipation of this
some holders are not offering their stocks,
whilst others, looking at the large quanti-
ty of Cotton now at sea from America
and the continued large shipments here,
reported from week 10 week, are freely
supplying the demand.
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RI Err NE w s
For other Rtver Items see Seventh Page.

The river at Cincinnati and Louisville is
falling very fast, having declined at the
former place over six feet during the "a
hours ending atnoon yesterday. Here the
decline is slow-not more than six or seven
inches in ALL but it will go down rapidly,
we have no doubt, to-day .........The adj
ditional arrivals and departures were the
Altoona, st. Louis to Cincinnati; Emma
Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati; Indiana,
Louisville to New Orleans; Mary Swan, to
Memphis, and St.Charles to New Orleans.
The Altoona and Emma Floyd had slim
trips. .......The Indiana had big load, but
had room for much more. She took large
amount of freight from Cox & Humph-
rey's wharf boat .-...,-.The Mary Swan had
a magnificent trip from Memphis. She is
announced this morning as regular
weekly packet from this port to Mem
phis. and we hope our merchants
and shippers will rally earnestly to
her support. She has worthy officers ......
The ST. Charles left about 10 O'Clock last
night, loaded to the guards, showing the
advantage of stopping here to load. She
takes a full load, and is off to New Orleans
by the time she would have reached
Louisville. saving a week at least, and
will beat the Great Republic to New Or
leans ........T The Great Republic is at Gin.
clnnati and has produced a sensation as
we infer from the river columns of the
Commercial She will be here on Friday.
morning .......The Leonora No. 2 leaves for
Pittsburg to-day. See her advertisement
........The Phantom will probably leave for
Nashville on Friday. eraf y..r,r = q
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, March 49, ,
COTTON Quiet, but unchanged; middling
uplands, 2S@2812c. t3a bT'F fa.( :
FLoUR-Firmer, and holders are asking
higher prices: but no advance was estab-
lished trade brands, $ll 50G5l3 so, and faa-
cy, Sl4C9l6. f y -tGltss4 ,sff7rET1 eHr
i s WHEAT-Prices not higher. ri -
CORN Advanced 394c., and the demand
active; No. /, 7097lc. in elevator, and Sic.
in sacks. - IL t..1 ans Il. ffstfs4 tH
OATS Firm, at 5315G54c.
RYE-AdYanced to 81 40;9I A..
BARLEY-Unchanged. .r q
WHISRY-Advanced to 261&c. in bond but
was generally held at &c. 81
MESS PoRK--Opened with no sellers be-
low S23 for city, but closed dull and not
saleable atover 81 80. of
BULK MEATs-In good demand, at S15a
l014c, but are held &c higher. =
BACON-91a, 1I1a8I219c. go RI
LA D-Higher; sales of $500 tierces,
chiefly country, at l254c for prime city.
There is but little city to be had below he.
BUTTER Firm at 29g33c for fresh
CHEESE-Steady at lG15@917c for Western
Reserve, and lS@l9c for English dairy and
factory.
LINsEED 0IL-Very dull, at 81 40. d9a'
EGGs-F'irm, at I7918c. Uas.af
SEEDS +Ndchange.
GoLD-T34 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm, at par, and 80 per
thousand premium buying. r ea
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. March 10.
COTTON MARKEr-steady, but not very
active. Sales - bales at S2g5278c Tor
mldd.ing uplands
FLOUR Receipts a23 bbls.; the -four
market is l09l5c better, and some specuia-
tive enqu1 y. Sales of $500 barrels at ~ %
CLIO IS for Superior state: $40 709A1 ~ Tor
ex! ra state; Sll 50@l2 for cholceo az, 0i 20 y;
~ 5000 40 for Superfine western civ lOS
II % for Common TO medium Ex- W YES est e 6
I'll SO9l3 % for choice ditto; al 5ogIz .
Ior common good shipping BTa ll1a e extra IRA
II ade Brands. The market closing quiet
and firm; California flour is a shade f1rm-
er; sales 1900 barrels and sacks at sl5glo.
RYE tLoUR-Firmer; sales OF 4Oo barrels
at 81 50@S 10. .
CORN MEAL-Firm; at IS 60.
WINE-Brand, sales so puncheons at
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-No receipts. Iu
WHEAT-The market is 293c better, but
less active, the advance asked materially
checks business; sales 81, 500 bushels, at - 48
o. 90 for No. Milwaukee; g 80 for No.
do, and s. 021593 O5 for White California.
kYE-FIrmer; sales 100 bushels Cana
ia IN bond at 81 l9, and 5000 bushels OF
We tern at 81 SO.
BARLEY-Tends upwards; sales $3.50
bushels, at 921ac for Canada East in bond;
81 % for Canada West, and 81 Is for good
rowed State.
BARLEY MALT Quiet. fea ev
CoRN-ReceipGs ], 800 bushels; the market
@i Il for mixed in store; 81 2I9l 2214 for do.
af1oat, and 81 20 for Yellow Southern.
OATS Receipts 2, $50 bushels, and without
decided change; sales $4,000 bushels, at 65@
DOC for western, and 7l@72c for State.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Dull. n
SUGAR-steady; sales 400 hhds. Cuba at
lO12@1l4c.
MOLASSEs-Dull ~
PETROLEUM Firm, atl6}4@l7c, for crude,
and Maggie for refined, in bond.
4 Teaf on f4cfr.r, IL -
PRoVISIoNS-Pork market lower and
heavy, with sales of $3.50 bbls at S23 50@
"A % Tor new mess, and closing at s23 81;
prime, and $2I 00922 . for prime mess;
also 5000 bbls new mess at S23 90(G24 %,
seller and buyer March, April and May.
BEEF-Steady, with sales of 400 bbls at
previous prices. Beef hams are firm, at
BACoN-Steady. Sales of 600 boxes at
l05S@lO14c for Cumberland; cut; ll74c short
ribbed; l2e for short clear, and 1114c for
BaliZe. te
Cur MEATs-Firm, with sales of 5s5
pigs at 914gIO14c Tor shoulders, and l2s4@
LARD-Steady, with sales of LOGO bbls at
l21z9l312c for new.
BUTTER-Unchanged at l092Oc for Ohio,
and 20923c for State. fa
CHEEsE-Quiet, at l29l915c. -
LATEST-5 PM
FLeUR-Closed firm and advancing for
medium and good grades.
WHEAT-ClOsed firm and quiet at 81 45@
2 81 for No. Spring.
RYE-Closed firm and tending upward
with buyers of w estern at 81 80. and sellers
at 81 80.
CoRN-Closed firm at 81 q in store and
y afloat, for shipping mixed Western. q
OATS-Closed dull at 65967c for Western.
PoRK-Closed firm with buyers of New
Mess at S23 56A cash, and S23 621& regular;
sellers at $23 621ac cash, and $23 6S54 regu-
lar. q 81 gEgFn = =
BEEF-Closed active and firn.E
CUT MEATS -Closed firm and quiet aEf
BACON Closed quiet and steildy at lO1Sc
for Cumberland middles.
LARD-Closed dull at l31401312c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered. 3fi1.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20
Goyernment Stock Market.

BY Telegraph New YORK, March 10.
7ovERNMENT SECURITIEs-Firm in the
morning but closed less active and
ahont X lower; registered of 1881, 1880
io91s; 81, IO95lO91s. 5-2Os, registered 1852.
iG7@iO7ss; Coupons 1862, oo= lOS4glg91s; dc do
Jan " and July lO65s@lO71s. lO-4ts reg
istered; 971l@97s4; 1910 Coupons 973s@971s
for August. 1905, 1855; June, lO5sss. state
bonds firmer at morning Board. Ten
nessee Is, 6414a65; vfrginan IS 54g56; North
Carolina Is 481a@49; Missouri IS 9717@97s4.
Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad bonds SIG
83: Pacific fell to 81; Miscellaneous and
Steamship shares firmer.