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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

,so- Very many Ofour subscribers arc accept
irg our offered terms for 1867, aud are renewing
their subscriptions by paying the $3.50 In ad-
vance. We advise all our readers who wish
20 have the benefit Of this reduction TO attend to
II at once for without respect TO persons or ref.
eFcncc TO circumstances, We will, in Nil cases
where the reduced price is no, paid In advance
within three months from the beginning Of the
subscribers year, charge 81 90 for The Union.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

suFHENE CouHT oV rN uxrtp SFArls. ---Thc
United sta,es supreme Court consists Of the fol-
lowing named juris,s, with the date II their APP
poinimenis
ls63-S. 7. ChAsc, Ohio, Chief Justice.
ls2S-James n. Wayne, Georgia
lsi5-Samuel Nelson, New York.
lsiG-liohcu q. Grier, Pennsylvania.
lsas-NaihAn Clifford, Maine.
1869 Noah N. Swayne, Ohio.
lS69--David Davis. Illinois.
ls67-SAmuel y. Miller, Iowa.
ls63-Sicphen J. Field, California
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Far Brtt --Jame, Henderson E.q OF
'he Terih District. killed pcavon hull a fcN
Bay ago. rom which he ohisin,i niuety-iuu
pound. - renicrci iAllow THIS is a very large
a'i uuu.uai ,i,h u miloN from ~ animal ~
't. Aud
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Pay for Slaves
Pay for slavosi
Pay for Sic yes

OWNERS OF ENLISTED on DRAFTED
OsLANES can now MAKE CLAIM FOE
CONFIRMATION from the United state..
Also. COX
STaTE TATT.
! have all the necessary Forns. aud VIII
faithfully attend 10 the prosecution Of sn, d
Claims. wM. n. hill.
Arr0RNEN A. Law.
20 West Fayetse 81. baltimore. Ad.
Jan. lat.
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re- We have had occasion during the last
few days to 'isi, many Of our advertising patrons
in Baltimore city. Tha, they believe advertising
in TIE rsioa pays is eyidedenccd by the fac,
that, with n single exception, every one Of them
that We visited renewed their Advertisements for
nnother war
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

MEETING FOR THE liESEFir ~ fRrEDaEN n
meeting was held at Epson, church. IN this TOW u.
on wednesday night. having for is object the
establishment If freedmen school in this place
Very interesting address, we've delivered hy
Etv Fielder israel Archibald Stirling Esp
Hon. Hugh l.. liond ani Gen Gregory, chief Of
tLc freedmen bureau in Maryland giving an
acrnun, ~ the great good done by the Freed
men Aid Society dufing tho pas, year. \
COMMITTEE. consisting II Francis :. CuFkran
John II l.ongnccker, William GallONat Mrs.
v \ Shcalcy aud ~, " Doughct,y, Vas ap.
pointed to select lot on which to erect school
house. The society will furnish material tor
iuilding the house, after the lot has been procut
81 and will pay the salary Of "a teacher. The
rUiorcl people her" expected. ~ they have
lone 10 other portions Of the STATE Ia pay VI"
Hoarl o. their teacher which will BE- thor oul,
expense
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
AND.
sixteen Acres Of Land.

TUE subscriber viii ailrs e, pubi. ..i.. .,
l. the premises. ..n
N''"+'oy. ~ "a M ri i,srur. $780,
o. eel. Is. T. N
ALL THAT VALUABLE MILL r.r: i.vi
"ELH WILLe -
Situated ola county E".l. .Ie - .i.E-
"n" 'i..r ir.in Oakland station. - ..j j, -
on th" N'-th"-'. 'safral Ea.l - -
k'li- lhi- rf"l,rl IS 90 ValHAh...i-
ht -...d "u acc"nnoiaf4ug term t....
worthy the attention. % q inai viist.
running li"miny Mil AMI .+t. ..
VI al ami Chop. llen'y 10 w.-A ra-
sul .,ir f.- 40 thc L.mluy ti..,.. o.. t,..'..
Irrn- easy. For further information .r'tt,
SAM FL KRAMER. 2 -t.,.
u .ilman's Siaf,. uahl4ld ~ia....
Northern Central L
Jan. ~. t.
PUBLIC SALE.
WILL SELL az rah..r .,ie. or
L Th"rsaay. u" ,os = Jfaa. =. f.-.
~ cite o'clock +. NJ.
u. air. ii lot. The mex; far iay. o. ,l~ s..
d"ure of the subs r.i,r. so !. .-A'ai.4. ..t..
u iAe , ,ll- Road.
IN TWO ipESE~. 49,,
AA TWO cows. ~
y u "tr Young and fa'i~nci II ~.
heel "" hhe white sow.. TX mou'h. ~ -.
hais. Hay. straw. Nin~sar. fat,t... 30
spr.ns aui Mauurr Wagon. II r.. r..
row Fl"ushs. shovel Plough. d
''vcrer. 'ultivaioF.. sleigh. lo,. 81 !...... h..
i'A"n''and other art.cic- hot .i.4t4. l'..
JAMES ". owINGS. Alc,,.t.'.-'
- Farm for Rent Will rsi.u.is. .,... .......
QsArr.c..
IAN. i2..--t.
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The unprOducliyc assets ~ the State amount 10
the sum Of Sls,Oii.Gt2.GT
Ia al Official communication 10 ne ihc Ttp.s
urer remarks
" We have uuproduciiyc capital amounting
In the aggregate 10, say eighteen uhiliunf ~ dol
lars, the larger portion ~ which j. 81 the Ch,.a
Teake aud OHIO canal Recently tho State has
been offered Eve millions Of dollars fut THE woth
OF " the State preferred not r. scli outright the
pariy's SECOND proposition WIS lease Tor twenty
years ~ $500, 900 i'er year, payable srni.aHnuai-
~ 10 any event the State can rccrlye Tor the
reproductive capital, In my ouinion ma, less
than six millions Of dollars"
] refer TO this simply 10 show the extent Of
these nnprodueiive assets without ,eniutina
any opinion ~ 10 their l'eseni value " hrnne VI
into the market, or probable availability within
any reasonable time. II ceftniniy viii not te
deemed out Of place ~ this exhibit Of the general
financial Of the State.
The act passed a. the extra session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly providing Tor q rc-asse,smcni ~
the real and personal property of the State may
be expected 10 Increase largely the existing basis
Of taxation, aud add materially 10 the revenue Of
the State. Besides this, there are other aud not
lees legitimate sources ~ increase, whirh, while
they may be drawn upon without injustice 10
those who would be- Immediately affected, would
tend 10 tighten the hurihen imposed by existing
laws upon the honest and willing TAX prayer, By
system Of just equalization.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

LErTuRE.-Rcv. Jno. II. Nichols, Of the n. 4.
Church, will deliver lecture at EPSON Church on
evening, Jan. nth, instant, on the sub
ject Of Courtship and Marriage. 4" Tickets -
cents; tho proceeds TO be applied TO the benefit
Of the Methodist Protestant Church Of this town
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

SUNDAY School fgsTVaL.-A corffsIondenta
E-, c,svillr. sends Us long account u sun.
l.s ,,houl Festival held ~ ABRAHAM ''.-et.
resr hsck.eysville On Christmas DAY, wh..r 2, We
nsst.t 80 say. want oi space forbids w. pub.,.'s-
900. tuf.fc Tie EXERCISES consisted OF speeches.
dialogue r,cit1iun,. singing, a. aud the
scholars said go nave acquitted th,msclycs all
utfthiy \ cAoic- collection - confectionery
Was distributed to the children. as well as mof,
.uhst.niiai tokens 81 merit such a. ilible- T,.-
'tr,n'. hsmn books g. Mr. Daniel licra g.,
b. Superintendent aud Mr Jacob Il Wilhelm.
thr SECRETARY II the School, aud both have "a.
t,i'd 's.ih'uil, fof n. advancement. ont htsi
tn.i- das VI Wilhelm Wa The recipient % .,
beautiful bouquet from the ladi.. - tie cou.f,.-
cation 10 testimony % their appreciation Of Lis
sa..nh.e service. ia tie Sabbath School 'ausr
90 -Towsou Lodge. W 3, -. - ..
%. '',t'i ihc follu~tng gentleman tic O..
f.r i., sus'.suyst months y q Charles &
t.nnrr g ltoua. Harms u : sam :
Is .,tr T. john Ire Nalamhtc . Wm
betn,. chaplain Iltu Burus representative
Gr,nd Laig.. Lew. Rider.
rfa..oNiug are the officers al Mount /ion
l-, So ~, iof tie present term y - John
W.u'siolr Y q \ Parrish L : John
h.s'-. l. $ Anhls tLenow,ih If'a... lien
q DAVIS Chaplain JoshuaCowan R-picseu'a-
a,e O, Grand lods". Arthur theuovr'h
iYf fAe licus az il.f,fufi l.oIsr ~ 20 .,s
titcf'...uc ,1lums
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

I'''s'afsd I'ra.l4sffs Cff.tfff ff'. tffs.
asaf sSfsisr isds
Stnek - Cent National iia1t
20 lrssirfict .........-. 80 . sl.Hf
STOCK - Iarmrf. National
fank - lftii.f'rs ....... ia fHNn
ripcs held ~ -luslhs 4aa. -. ~
cash doe the sinkins Futd.. ~ lal 90
fash in the frta.4ty prafrr. 500 40 81
Siusk - nAiimanr and lf.H
Hail Roai 20 ipFsfrrresi b.. 8 fau ftntn
niV id"nd Stnok 10 Nasllug
tpu hfanch ..s............. $50 Issf go
~ idsnd -iusk in Main -trm dfnut-i t.f
hsitiTnar- sud ohio Raii Red
COMPANY Dividend iisfd
No lNl ..s..s...s......... lW ftff 90
@toCk - the Chrsalrake and
belasafr canal Company. 'nasftH
sinct - che If,irfickfaan
aud fattssa TufntuAc
Zen ifahtrs .sts.ss..s tfnfn co.
lqnss - the SlsiiaehAnun q
Tidrwatrr canal t'nmisaus. / iasi tssa tsI
harisaR. northern truffal
Railway Company $500. isvisTtwr
nss lfsin Ioiigctafs, shsriN
tiefks aud Hogisirfs u a..
several counties aud EAiii
more city, aud from inssr
leraissi Institution. $685.. I i.g 80 81
biderrnce lrtwesn Productive
Capitol aud The Fable Hshl .0iT 80 ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

4 >NaKs Suor As p-or.e generally sYp,-,se
.u,.'. hIde themselves Away ga the winter. aud
main hd until The SIMMER days summon them
t.otu fhtif hiiing place but Ne have heard 90
900, '!c specie. a. least that diln .erin o.
h.c itr ilta " remaining dormant even IN ihi.
cold weather A. plset Nefryman. Esq.. living
at'f co.. iuwn. ~ss o4t cunning fcu da,s aau
&c. came atfuts some very unexpected sort co.
game 90 Tie SHAPE ~ large snake, Of the hors~-
tannet sieci,s rssnia1 ~ ~ mot ani sho' o;
ttn ANY = cur fcaiers give n satisfactory c1rit
rt'..n ~ the causes ih,i iniuctd he snASeshil
q. i.ltc h.s fr'feai % such cold weather.
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INloMAs X. HARRISON. TT. tf...T>.nI
III LIN LID AEn Er AL y -
STRAYS.

baltimore COUNTY. To.wIT here.
40 by certify. that Shairach street Hnt.
h':Per. Long Green Valley. Baltimore county.
Drought before me. the subscriber. q lusiir. o.,
w., the Peace In aud fer the cnun ~
%Niy aiorcsaid, this 2gth day nf m
y II December. is6d. as strays. tres .,X-.h-
passing upon his enclosures. one brown vi II.
about Is hands high. aud about o. wear. a..
also. BAY MARE. about "a hand. hi-h
"e"nt years old. Given unasr my hand.
-, j. SMITH q o.
The owner Of the above 4, scrib.t tf.,.k t--..
anesied :" come forward. prove uruicriv. ,..
charges aud take them away.
SliADHAcli STREE. o..
Jan. l3.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12


TnE BALTIMORE SrnEEr IMPROVEMENT. During
the session Of the Legislature OF is6i an act was
passed Chapter 30 appointing Mcssts. John
=. Berry, Cary McClcland and John Slack, Com
mssioners 10 extend Baltimore street some dis.
lance beyond the city limits, into Baltimore
county, empowering them 10 have the street
paved and graded, to have bridge built over
Gwynn's Falls, &c, onc-half the expense To be
paid L., The State OF Maryland and the other half
10 be collected by assessment on the property
through which the street ran. By an amend
ment to the act, passed in 1866, Chapter i9O, }
the powers Of the Commissioners were enlarged
aud extended, and they entered upon tho dis.
charge Of their duties. The work has been done,
aud sOnc time las, Summer the Commissioners,
reported the work done and the asscssmcn, made
upon the property holders. To this return cN-
ccpiions were taken, and ON Wednesday lac, the
ease was argued before the County Commission
cgs, and the following order passed by the Board
- OrdcTed and IdJudg,d, That the exceptions
heretofore filed 10 the Report aud Proceedings of
John ). Berry, Cary McClolland aud John Slack.
Commissioners, as returned aud filed in the Office
Of the County Commissioners for Baltimore
county, ilih DAY Of June, 1866, be and the sane
are hereby sustained, and the said return aud
proceedings set aside aud declared null and void p
We UNDERSTAND that the Commissioner in
this decision, decided that the laws passed in ihi.
matter were unconstitutional The ease will go
To the Court of Appeals.
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" as. 20 no. EsfRA>cni.rn Among The bal,
e -' 80 itc legislature Is one 20 restore Albeit
z Lu.fy ~ Queen Anne county. 90 fI'l right.
90 1ru.hip ouf citizens We. remember Nr
.u.ry a. "a gentleman Who came GO u.i town
a t''f- A." AMI hung oa' a i,nl'r ,isu.
tnt 81 fr,.ta.' much more ~ other tfr.
thta t.e .iirial ONE. When the war broke ont
b. "'n' >'rf. aul ave all h., cn'rs... % the
Ht, tre,ia,nt % thc Interests 81 thr pt,I- .n.
s.'.H.t I,-ius Andys " Ifh,l s.ecfa.lr
=. -.... t,a..u Why Nf Emors I.4,in' ii
.t.- .u lew .h's .fan'ei =. 'h' L., .,'ur,.
S. ..l .t'h .iitrrt
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r..tnFi Suts : Fred e.. T,.f.r
-r.,.'r. q goa Nou4s' lss' ih- Alr,r property,
.ut-..f.tc % flr,, -,t,- = land situated 10 ih'
~, E'Ai .ne mile above ToWsouioNn lui-
tf.s,i h' frame dazzling hou.r a. 20 .
g .iis. Emory, E.g fur sl."-f
ioHn u Lunen,ekrf E,q ha. ruf.h,' from
"a. ~u.'!'el ComIaut he l"i adjoining ihc ou,
On which be nov resides. 30 Zee, front foF : .1,.
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GAME ~ ALL KINDS.
~ >il iW'~. ~ y. High >t.,t. l....,....
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ANYTHING YoU WANT To EAT - pi,l,,.
81 sliAwS. II y. High street. salt.,n r..
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GAME az ALL KINDS.
81 III NN'>. II y. High su.,i. l.a.t.......
ANYTHING Yor WANT To EAT .r prlNE
4" SHAwS. u y. High street. E.lt.ts.
WHEN ~ TowN poS T FORGET t. call
At SiiAW's. u y Ugh street. na,ii.aar..
Jan l2.--ti.
INHoMAs X. HARRISON. 1T. At,.T> ni
Il LlA LiblARD. Er. AL. T. ~ ~.
Court FOR Haittmor, coWafg-ia Eyn.s
u T. this sth day "i January. i,o5. order
lhai The sales made aud reported bv ~. ID
Garter. Trustee for The sale % the real ..,.,. "a.
lhesc proceedings mcut iunea. 80 rct,nlt, It.tI.
Court on this day. be- ratified AMI confirm
unless cause :" the contrary thereof 10 Shown.
"a or b,.forc ~ "a tag ~ Is5ralrg. i>s- i,..
Nid"d copy Of this o-dcr be i'.-rrt..l IA. t....
Newspaper published in Baltim,.r, c.,nt,
once IN each Of three successive well. lc1.'.
'ail 81 day "f February. lSs..
The report states the amount ~ s,l,. T., b..
ss.to6.25.
JOHN n. LoNGNECKER. c,erh.
True Copy-Tcsi.
JOHN II. LONGNECKER clerk.
jan. a. -
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WHEN ~ Towx bon T FORGET FOCAL
At SiiAw's. u y. High street. naiii.s.r.'.
Jan l1--tt
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OYSTERS rs EVERY STYLE
. III iW'~. ~ y. High street. r. ........
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NNNNkaN
! United States senator.
4 Congrrssmen.
= JudgesCouri Appeals.
Attorney General.
iovernor.
Lieut., Governor.
Speaker House Delegates
Aijltant General.
Hupi lpablic lnsiruc.
ton.
Secretary of State.
Private Secretary.
Treasurer.
Commissioner Land ~.
fee.
Commissioner Emisra.
ton.
10 senators.
90 Delegates.
Librarian.
Assistant Librarian.
10 Circuit, Judges.
3 Tobacco Inspectors.
Inspector Gen. ofFiour.
4 Assistant Inspectors. J
inspector Gen. Of Grain.
Board Public Works.
inspector Sailed Fish.
Warden Peniientlary.
oaaEess Of Liquors.
state wharlinger.
To the llss Of che Yves
fully nias-'snths Of the /
The Governor In hIs
Tscommends the calling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-25
BaIsinsre Cattle Market.

SSEftOAhbOh 40.
CATILE-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1858
head, against 174S last week. Of the
number offered 3O5 head came from
Ohio, 624 from West Virginia, and "a
from the Valley of Virginia, over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; loO from
Virginia on foot, and 60 from the lower
counties of Maryland by boat. The en-
tire receipts were disposed OF as Ioi-
lows: 675 head were taken by Baiti-
more butchers, 1913 head sold to specula-
tiers for Eastern markets, 240 to graziers,
IL to Annapolis butchers Prices oo-t ,,
ranged as follows: Old cows asu scailh-
wags at 4 50a4 IS: ordinary tnfn steers;
oxen and cows, 4 15a5 -; iair 70 gUn
stock cattle, 3 50a6 as; fair quaiHy
beeyes. 6 25a7 90; and the very pest
heeyes, 7 OOas 90 per 100 lbs. The
nnality of the cattle offered to-day was
better than that of last week, and
prices correspondingly higher; there is
no further change to notice In the mar
ket.
SHEEP-The receipts during this
week have been fair, but with only a
fair demand the market has ruled very
dull, and prices declined 25c per hun
dred pounds on the rates of last week.
Sales of fat sheep have been made at
3 0Oa4 90 per head, and stock sheep at
. 00a3 00per head. Lambs sell at 2 50a
1 ~ per head. Market for all kinds
Very dull.
liOGS-The supply has been good
during the week, and with brisk de-
mand we notice firm market, at an
advance OF &c per pound. Sales of fair
Ia good hogs at 10 00alo IS per hundred
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G.risnldi,s speech mt Geneva.

New YORK, September 24.-Garibal'
DIS speech at the reception at Geneva
This Is not the first time l have had oc-
casion to testify my gratitude to the
republican people of Helvetia. In lS4S,
when Italy, my country, was unhappy,
and groaned under a foreign yoke;
when my friends and myself were pre-
scribed by the tyrants, here on this sac
red soil of liberty we sought to found an
asylum. (Applause.) To-day express
my thanks for the refuge which this
generous people gives to the democracy
of the entire world. Here yOur ances-
tors had the courage TO form the first
attack on that pestilent institution
called the papacy. prolonged APP
plause.) From you, citizens ofGeneVa,
was struck the first blow. For you 1t Is
to complete the work of your torefath-
ers. You will perhaps smile at Garibal-
dis coming to Geneva to recommend
concord; and yet do advise it, because
concord among the free bands on Hell
veto soil represents, also, concord
among the freemen of every country.
Your concord, therefore, is of universal
interest, but if your liberties are ever
menaced, we, the freemen of other cOun-
tries, will come aud bring our rifles for
its defense. (Cheers.) Alden, then,
adieu. / thank you from my heart for
your excellent reception. Adies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Howard Association-Gencr
sicIxIcs- Applicafioa - ARRAY The
Pestponement OF Election-Thad-
deus Stevens Dying.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-From
New Orleans we learn that the Presi-
dent of the Howard Association has re-
ceived sufficient money to defray the
expenses of the Association thus far.
He has acknowledged in the dailies the
receipt of liberal donations from all the
principle cities in the North. The ex-
penses at present are two thousand dol
lars per day. Applications from sixty
families were registered to-day, in some
of whom every member was sick. The
number of deaths have increased.
From these figures will be seen the
necessity of continued and liberal
aid from the friends of humanity every
where. The Howard Association in
New Orleans has been extending its aid
to the infected districts in the State
The Times Washington special says ::
General Grant to-day approved and Tor
warded to the President General Siekies
application for q Court OF inquiry
Much curiosity is expressed 10 ieafli
what the Presidents action III this case
will be. If granted it Will certain!
afford an excellent opportunity to VIM
dicate the success of military recon
strnction and if not granted 1t will be
soniyalent to a vindication of General
Sickles. The ridiculous dispatch that
if not granted the latter intends to re,
sign and take the stump, is too absurd
for serious contradiction.
An ARRAY took place Mt one of the
hotels between Senator Patterson, OF
Tennessee and General Kyle, of the
same State. Patterson slapped kSle's
face, whereupon Kyle knocked him
down. Patterson then attempted to
shoot Kyle, when friends interfered, a
reconciliation took place. They shook
hands and took drink.
The Tribune's special SAYS: The dis
patch in this correspondence Of yester-
day concerning the anticipated post
ponement of elections in the South was
official, coming from President Johnson
himself. Grant has not yet had any
correspondence with the military COM
manders on the subject. According to
the President, he and General Grant
had agreed that such course should be
taken. but although this alleged under
standing has been existing for several
DAYS, General Grant has not as yet
taken steps in the matter, and it is given
out emi-officially from the War De-
partment that lie will do nothing,
neither in the way of ordering or sng-
costing, but will leave everything with
the military commanders themselves.
According to this statement of the stu
alton, if Mr.. johnson wants postpoRe-
ment he will be compelled to order it
on his own responsibility.
This forenoon d ward of Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens, residing here, received n
dispatch, dated 9 A. NJ. to-day, saying
Mr.. Stevens is now dying. Nothing
further has been heard. He has dropsy
OH the chest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
New YORK, September a

INV lOhhs SNpeN"A'Na VI
COTTON-Fully &c lower; sales of
600 bales at 23ta2I for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1882 barrels; mar
ket 15a25c lower on common grades:
sales $500 barrels at : s0a9 90 for SUI
perfine State and western; 9 7Oal3 90
for extra western; 9 S0al2 80 for extra
round hoop Ohio; 10 00al6 90 for ST.
Louis. California more active; sales Of
1900 sacks and barrels ut IL OOall q.
Rye flour, sales at 25aS %.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 23,l0O bushels:
winter scarce and advancing; spring
heavy and LAP lower; sales $500 bushels
at = IL for Nos. = and 3 spring mixed;
2 l9a2 81 for No. spring, latter for
very choice: = 45 for amber Georgia;
= So for amber State; = O. for very eX-
ira amber Michigan; , go for extra
choice white Michigan.
RYE-Firm; sales of 1900 bushels
western at ~, and 1000 bushels do at
40.
BARLEY-Moderate request sales of
5000 bushels old Canada West on pri-
vate terms.
MALT-Quiet; sales 1000 bushels at
60.
CORN-Receipts $3.50 bushels; la2c
better but less active; sales 4, 900 bush
els at 29al 81 for mixed western; &c
al % for unsound.
OATS-Receipts lS0 bushels ut lc bet
ter; sales $4,000 bushels ut 73a75 for
Ohio and Chicago, the latter an extreme.
RICE-Nominal.
COFFEE-Steady; sales $500 bags Rio
on private terms.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 1900 hogheads
of Cuba at 1lsa12s and 300 boxes of
Havana at llal4.
MOLASSES-Steady and quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull and irregular at
l5c for crude and 33a33l for refined in
bond.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales $3.50
barrels Mt % s7a24 10 for mess; market
closing at "a 90 cash, and at 20 5oa2l 90
for prime; also 500 barrels new mess at
sellers option for October at "a 90.
BEEF-Steady; sales 105 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BACON-Quiet; sales 10000 pounds of
short ribbed at 14c in bulk.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 265 pac k
ages at 12lal3 for shoulders and 154al7
for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales 745 bbls at l3s
a14}, the latter for small lots
BUTTER-Steady and quiet at l5a25
for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm at 1Oal5.
LATEST PM.
FLOUR-Closed dull and l0al5c low
or on common grades.
WHEAT-Dull and declining for
spring aud firmer for winter, which is
quite scarce.
RYE-Quiet at l AZ for western.
OATS-Dull at 734a74 for Chicago
and Ohio.
CORN-Less active and rather easier;
l 80 for good to prime mixed western.
PORK-Quiet at "a 00a24 10 for mess,
cash and regular; sales $50 bbls mess,
sellers option for October at "a Oh.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Dun at l4ial44 for fair to
prime steam and l4sal44 for kettle rem
dered.