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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
TERMS or SALE

credit OF Nine ", ntbs will H. giTsn on m snTns
over $50 the purchaser giving boBsl and Apr. vel
secDTIy, and II the not paid at IT aIurify
interest viii be charged from date. The Corn spd
Clover Seed viii be sold for Cssb al sums II $50
aud under, the rash viii b. seqaircd No property
to he removed HhtiI settled fer.
tSI- Sale to commence al 10 o'clock. a NJ.
HI- No POSipoEement ON account Of weather.
JAMES A. HURST
g. q. reGIiney, Aue,ioncer.
Feb IL, fS69
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
ID | E ID

On Sunday afternoon last. ut Der residence near
Duthed's Depot, Mrs. SARAH HURST widow of
the late Minor Hurst, aged about 90 years.
At his residence in Christian county Illinois after
brief iiiacss, Oh the 18th ult., AARON BUCKLES,
formerly Of this county, in the esd year OF his age
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11


VANDERBILT WILL NOT SUPPORT GRANT.
The New York correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Lcdyer in his letter of Friday, COM
municatcs the following:
There is quite a stir in political circles
over letter which Commodore Vanderbilt
has just addressed TO Mr.. A T. Stewart, Civ
ing notice that he (Vanderbilt) has with
drawn from the Cooper Institute movement
which had for It's object the nomination of
General Grant Gor the Presidency. The reason
assigned Tor this unexpected detection is the
course TIE General saw fit to adopt in regard
to the reinstatement of Mr.. Stanton in the
War Department The letter is very sharp,
and there is a loud call upon Mr.. Stewart to
make it public.
Commodore Nauderbilt's friends intimate
that the communication was intended for
print, and that if the gentleman to whom it
was addressed does not permit it to be made
public, he may send a copy of it to the news
papers,
The Importance Of this withdrawal consists
in the fact that the Commodore is one of the
weathiest men in New York, and that he
publicly declared. not long since, that he was
prepared to spend half of his fortune to help
to make General Grant President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

In TowH-We were pleased to notice on
our streets yesterday, the Rev. DR.. DUTToN,
so long the beloved pastor of the Presbyterian
Congregation of this town. Since the failure
of his health, DR.. D. has been sojourning in
Connecticut, and his return to the theatre Of
his former efficient labors, will be marked by
the hearty congratulations of his old members
aud the community generally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
WE DO NOT PRETEND TO SELL AT

Bal RGiCes,
BUT WE DO SELL
JouTan's best Gents Kid Gloves. SIS
Genuine Buck GauntIefs L. Cloves, f.2J, 80
Nett Shirts and Drawers, (Herino,) f.I1
Best Red FLANNEL Shirts Drawers, LIS f.I5
PRIME n. ORLEANS MOLAsSES, SLIPS
Ladies' Kid Finish Berlin Lined
Lisk Thread GIores, so
Ladies and JGsses' Hoods, 50to LOO
Z" Ba{nsoraI iSs6S, 1.25 to 2.75
g Best Cotton Hose, 1871 to %
cALICos AND CoTToNs,
As Low as they be purchased in the Valley OF
Virginia, at living profit.
GROCERIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere. for Cash
Country Produce. Call and see.
FEB II, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

BURNING OF a BARN.--On Saturday
night last, the barn of Mr.. FRANK GARDNER,
about three miles southeast of town, was dis
covered to be on fire between II and 1 o'clock.
When the discovery was made, the fire had
made such progress as to preclude the possi>
bility Of its extipguishment, and with its
valuable contents, the barn was soon prey to
the devouring flames. Mr.. G.'s loss by this
fire canhot be less than $500 to $4,000, as
there were destroyed four hundred bushels of
wheat, two hundred bushels of corn, twenty
tons of hay, and lot of farming implements.
The only live stock destroyed was a calf and
two or three shoats. From the hour at which
the fire occurred, it is reasonably surmised
that it was the work of an incendiary. The
barn was one of the oldest in the county, and
so years ago Mr.. Gardner (who is now SD
attended divine service within its walls, it
being used at that day as place for preaching.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing Themselves indebted TO m e
"A for work done during the pact year hereby
requested 60 come forward ana IN immediate
settlement, otcrN Use (aithough reluctantly their
accounts will be placed in the hands of a officer 10
collection. JAMES w TRlpI ETI
Feb H. IS6S-St
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

DRIED PEACHES AND APPLEs-a prime ar
fes III - isss, KEiRsLEY 3 sHEERER:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

STEALING BREADsTUFFs.-On Thursday
night last the town mill was entered by some
hungry and enterprising individual, and rob-
bed of a two bushel bag of meal. Whoever
it was, had an arduous time in making his
escape with his booty, as he was tracked into
the tail race, and from thence up the road as
far as Wysong's gate, thence over Dixon's Hill,
and thence across to Potato Hill, where he
entered the Main street, and made his way
into town. It certainly required man of
some muscle to carry this load over the route
taken by the thief in question, but he made
the trip successfully, and has no doubt suf-
fciency of neal to keep him in corn cakes
for 4 week or two at any rate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

-Trotter & Co.. the indefatigable stage men,
have taken off the accommodation line from
Staunton to Winchester, (known as the day
light line) and have made an important
change in the time of the regular line. Here
after the coaches will leave Staunton imme>
diately after the arrival of the Richmond
Train, and make regular connections with the
trains Esst and Wee, ut Winchester.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

Property SALEs.-The unimproved lot,
fronting on Main street, west of the Bank
corner, and containing about half an acre,
has been sold by Mr.. Albert Miller to Mr..
John Hilbert for the sum of SG5OOO. Mr..
Miller bought this lot at public sale about a
year ago, for $500.
Andrew Hunter, Esq, has sold the vacant
lot fronting on Main street, east Of the Court
House, for $500 David Humphreys, pur-
chaser. These figures indicate the enhanced
value of property in our town, and give
promise of prosperity in the future. There
is fair prospect of prosperous summer
before us, and we expect to see a number of
houses run up before the next fall season.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


STILL PRosPBRING.-We are very glad to
state that the jefferson county Building
Association, under its efficient management,
is still prospecting, and that every week adds
to the number of its subscribers. More than
five hundred shares have now been taken, and
the stock holders are prompt in meeting their
weekly instalments. The organization Of this
Association, we feel sure, dates an important
era in the history of our town, and the day is
not distant when its advantages will begin to
be realized in the erection of comfortable
houses for the accommodation of our popula-
ton. The building of these houses will
furnish profitable employment to our mechan>
les, and will place in position of independ-
ence, scores of working men who are now
compelled toexpend so much of their earnings
in meeting the demands of exacting land
lords.
A word to lot owners and property holders.
Do not set your figures too high. Ifyou want
to see this town grow and become prosperous,
you must be willing to sell lots at reasonable
figures The mechanic who tolls to secure
the means of purchasing himself home,
does not feel that he can afford to pay as
much for half acre lot in Charlestown, as
would purchase him good sized farm in some
localities. Dispose of a portion of your town
farms at low figures, if you can find response
BILE men willing to build upon them, and the
enhanced value of what you retain will more
than compensate you for selling at seeming
sacrifice The inflated figures at which some
sales have been made, cannot be maintained,
and if they are the prosperity and growth of
the town vii. BIS retarded Hundreds of men
who would build themselves houses, if they
could buy lots at prices to correspond with
their means, will be deferred from the under
taking, and will seek elsewhere the opportu-
nifty of becoming their own landlords. And
this class of population, Charlestown cannot
afford to drive off, unless our present property
holders are blind to their own interests.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

LEGIsLATIvE.-Ac careful perusal Of The
proceedings Of the Legislature of West Fir-
ginia, has failed to furnish us with anything
of special Importance to the people of this i'm
mediate section. The judiciary committee
have reported it incxpcdicnt to recommend
any change in the registration and test oath
laws, just as every sensible man expected they
would do. \ proposition to elect the regis
trars by the people. was defeated by party
vote, the radicals being unwilling to place any
power in the hands of the people, that can
be possibly retained by the Office holders.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

- At the last regular communication of
Hiram Lodge of masons, of Winchester Col.
VIM: Il. Denny presented to the lodge two
gavels and two snuff boxes, perfect ASHER
made out of white marble from the ruins of
King Solomon's Temple and rough ASHER
made from the marble of the quarries of
Jerusalem. The gavels and snuff boxes are
made from cedar-wood, from Mt Lebanon,
spa ere beautifully mounted with silver.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
DEsTITUTIoN IN MINNESOTA.

We regret to learn, from the Minneapolis
Tribune, that there is great restitution and
suffering in that city, and that g dozens Of
families are actually unprovided with the
means of aTerting hunger and frost" and
that " numbers Of men, women and children
are actually in danger of starving or freezing
to death" The Tribune asserts that this is
go exaggeraton, and says that the case calls
for immediate action, and that a movement
has been set on foot for charity fair to pro-
cure means to relieve the destitute.
81 P,,uH Pioneer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
NEW ADVERTISER Tents
BEST MARYLAND LIME.

7 me, for sale by the iiurrcl. Tor white washing
and By the Carload for building purposes
Feb. IL, lS6N-3In- W. J. HAWKS, AE't.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
FOR SALE.

OAK AND HICKORY CARRIAGE RIMS, OF all
~ sizes; EuameIed Canvnss too Cui tains NJ d ali
LOCUSTP POSTS, consignment
Feb. II. lS6S-3i. w. J. HAWKS Art,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
DEsTITUTroN IN NASHVILLE

There has, perhaps, never been a time of
greater suffering and distress in the city of
Nashville than ,he present. Many persons
are out of employment who would, if the op-
portunity presented, earn an honest livelihood
Hundreds and thousands of lazy negroes who
droned of the summer and fall months, are
nov so many pestiferous paupcrs upon the
city. An accumulation of the evils have al
hicted our people. Trade, business, and me
chanical arts have been comparatively stag
nant Those who have to live, as the saying
is, from hand to mouth, are now utterly des-
titute, and without any means of support
Our poor are suffering for food, fuel, and raj
ment The weather is severe, and the i'll
clad, homeless, shivering sufferers are real
objects of sympathy. The establishment of
the soup house affords some rclicf-it at least
alleviates partially the rawlings of hunger
but the pinchings of cold for the want of
shelter, fire and raiment are severely felt
Some three hundred persons daily eat at the
soup-house, and full two hundred of these are
negroes of every size, age, color and SEX
What rebuke is this to those who deprived
these poor creatures of good homes, good mas
tiers and mistresses, who fed and clothed them
and did it well. With a continuation Of the
present cold weather, much suffering may be
expected, and while we sympathize with the
sufferers, we confess our inability to suggest
Plaa of effective relief-NushviLle DisPatch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
SUFFERING IN CONNECTICUT

Only a few days since one of the first me
chanics in the city applied to a contractor for
employment, saying that he would willingly
work for any wages till spring The gentle
man to whom the application was made in
formed him that he had more men engaged
than he could proftabIy employ, and while
he should be glad to accommodate him, he
did not feel like turning away his old hands,
knowing, as he did, that they were also poor,
and dependent upon their wages for support.
The applicant has wife and several little
children, and, for she last month, the family
has had only one meal of vietuals per day
The man is a quiet, Industrious mechanic,
whose only misfortune is that he cannot OBJ
tain employment at any prico.-Ness Haeem
Register.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ay ATLANTIC TEL EGRAIH TRIBUNE f.
Lospos May llS p onsols opened at e'ae sna closed At
~, for money and sli the account Un'ed States Fs '
i The , Illinois Central 9Si at the opening and % SAths
close. -. r-..,- -.
PRAxKyoE1 May Us p -Unied States H'sI"''V 00'u'
opened at 75i ia75i. and closed at 7Si. ,.
PANS May 1.-THE Bouse closed dull hsn'e'' % Hn'' - wa
tunes or eentmes less than al the opening
Lvrspoo May rs pmTbe Cotton market closed easier a'
deesof ZIG IN price Mddng UpSnds at the opening -i"i
and I2a2 at the close Mdng Orleans M 9lL at The opening %
I2i9l2iG the close. The sales OF the day ioot W '
m. R,s5,e ,,tst oDepsd dull with 3s and closed quiet
Corn at % per quarter for MIei Western Wheat opened AZ
1910 aad closed 1t IS California White and o for No 'a
western Barley 5G per bush Oats. a bash Peas op,ne' ."
ss spe essd 1t ti6 yer ~ D. Fgu 800 per h1l W. N''f'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
nouFsTIC MARKETS.

B.1ruoHn Msy Il-Cattop. Ole Whea-haIy.pd s9eSy s9e ~
pDs1lxsDs az B0as2 CoWhite. 81 l4d 81 rs lsi@s
81 555si% 0as-WeserD e8e; MARYLAND 94e Rye tI6+
Pok-Mes go 5OG $50 Baeonhio sfles l'S Ns@i 'e ~
lee Shoulders. l4ic. Lard 2bd2Ofe .. rs.,h. L, 50
FIai,eed SO 60 Cotton 32d5e FloursuRertns e. @ IS
RYtr, 40 230si0 North weern KItra fdmly ~ vhs,
Pennsyl1ana Ohio $40 7s9 42 o Fancy Cs Y.os
Red 81 80ds2 80; White S3d 80 S Rye, ~ VII, ~
81 %; MiIed Western 81 rs Oats, Western and w.
PaiIIDELPnA CA1E MAHKAr May u Beef 6 "a ta., nss
soh al ollie EItra; 9dl0le for fair 70 good 90
weight common. Sbeep4,0OO sold Al d doc ID
100 n the latter for eItra corn eu
TOLEpo May -WheAi dropping. CornNo aho ohsAn' ~"
Csc Oats No. l. 75c Rye. No. !, 81 IS .- .easo, g..
IorEVtLB Mar Il-TohacrO-Lugt 20 selections npeI
spe Flour SO 75d 80; Paey S2 5d $l3 - l l
Fsy gOe Oats Tgd8Oe 90 @0$2 80 Mess foN ez3u
S28 Is Lard lgidlgc BacoRSh uldrTs le lear Sue it
Bulk ghopders l2idl9c Sides l6te Cotton. 290Se
MAY lFour unchanged Nheet No WINTER ~ "
Com g9d9Oc kf sheied held Dc higher Oats luISc
BARLEY s26pa s2TO Rve 81 a50sl 90 Mddng Cotton A no
Inv. Tobacco higher all grades Clear RIB Bacon sides
IGe Mes PoI s28 Bulk Meats. RldltIe Baeon-hhoudefs
I3ie Clear Sdes, I7dl7Ie. Lard lsl dlsic
MEaPHs NAV i-PoTk, "a asa f2s 81 Baeoashouder e
clear kdes 8lc Bulb Shoulders lJ Clear Sides lIe Lar, lsi
ALE Corr, & 90. Oats, B2da5c
OswEao NAV l-Flonr Oil for No Spring, sl2 73dsp for
Red Winter; kI3 Tor White II 20 for Double Extra Whesi
No Milwaukee Club 90 8dS 80; Winter Red Canada 81 6l No
Chicago Spring 81 %, No Milwaukee Club 70 arrive ~ 20
(om-No Indiana 81 080Sl n9 Corn Meal 81 30 per owl
Mllfeed-Sbort., SIS. shPstuas Ssds'0 hddingS sR
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

,r4 either be presented TO the Assistant Treasurer
~ Now York who has the full charge and control OF
che ssue of snch certificates to the Treasurer OF
,b limited States at Washington, who wall issue Ger
ti6cates which, on presentation at the Office OF tie
Assistant Treasurer at New-YOrk, will entltle tue
holder 10 receive such certificates in exchange Co-
pound Interest Notes intended for redemption III Law"
fu money must be forwarded 70 the Treasurer VI '0
United States, at Washington, for that purpose
RAILWAY EARNINGS FIRsT WEEK IN NAY
iss Miles l1i5 hNes ls,I ~ ,So
Chicago and North Western. .NSo2s9 W. s5S 1851
Michigan Southern. .-.....--.-- bl'Ozl
The Cbioaoo Tribune of Saturday says
Fxehapge vaa very FAT to-day. The S1SliSo SSooTt in
quite liberal, growing out OF tho ho,,eT demand shows
nNo ss,S 9t i - ~ iere we're sellers than nuytIh
TsTi,, s,ie. yFfe made al par but atSI ia ,'
balances declared inc ~ enes dseognt AT tie
w. @ a. ,n ,erc scllprs 20 the medium figure Inc cOuu
80 rfSa are weaker shipping uis were TAKEN oSSa Sa
the t tuough in some instances slight concession
Would have been made on large Dlns' ,
The New-York correspondent OF The Hartford
Courdnt states:
A. tho commencement OF the war the firm OF Norton
S.rinneu u Co dry goods ana commission merchahts'
Saied FOR "a considerable amount The creditors eOilIo
.ecd stimulated and bf Morton went INTO lne
tork busnes with other parties Malst, under Jhe
4itle of l. Morton a Co. Success ATTENDED MS new
business. and some time ago he notified nus cfeults
that proposed TO pay them every dollar OF ms IIueD
ed ness, in regular iustalmens. Yesterday MI norton
paid the third OF these instament5 10 the eTedIOs
Of the old dry goods tiriu
TABrE Of ne LoanS SDece, Circulation, Deposits. ana
Legal Tenders the BaAs Of He Citg Of NeV-Ioik Jo
ne geek ending Saturday. Nay Q, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

OspL Beef 1881 per bb for Prime hss POrh se p Dol
for Rasisrn Prime Mes Lard SeOei quoted At 6sSd w pen
evt close Bacon SO per ewt for C0mbeTland sse's N
for ROn 6ls per for CoDmOu Eortb Carolina 'sa
Medi0m. TAIOv A6 per- cat TurPeHtns 81 per "I O'
Seed al p.r ex for AeeAn RED Refined PetreeuH opeDed
4 and closed Al ia per gallon Spirits Petroleum Cd per D|n
LosDOs May lis nsugsr opened 279 and closed ann O
ouobly upal,r.d for Dutch Standard Ln'eed ES per
Sperm OIL R95 per tun Lnseed Cakes aS % per SH !" ~
oblonE for feeding In
AxrwERP May Us mPeroeum was quoted at Oeon ~"
,,, hut closed dull The Standard White n'ae a.
"A hanos per bbL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
TIE MARKETS.


MoSn.v. MAJ Il, 1859
50TF6Efts 55f5t5 s'Hi1s @ ( .1 1;. L.
INCLUDING 20 to puhsr, COO to exporters ano l''' !" 'o1"i
d'oie .-.-- Up. Fla Noble n. orion. Ts,,.
$:.G $.';''.i5i1::::..:::: S:3;.a.l:::::::. a Fl
C0FFEF-Ro continues heavy aud ur-e,a other e, arc o.
Ef6 EISS iS SSb MAJ moderate demand wester. ard s
Far and With arrivals Phees oUer an cute ha' o ne
low 4aa G Hs. s5 ss5fs s sa 1 r SSrePte s $o
EI State slo C%S 9 f. i9r d Fo9' g & 1 ~ s Z. ,
Wheat Extras; tlOaslO 60 r SLIPPING Ollie. tle gaSlg S5 r
asI2 e. for Aber Winter Tnat BIta Michigan aud gd2ga
ga SFs sgs o' gS, S' 81 I6 Td 6asi1 for boe 's
fps Bar, Louis Ss SEi l00, s sois ST = 5s ln s sr
aad ycy dgl safe. q go eS q ss So I IS ~ g,i sp Pa
B eofga and Virginia; $40 5od f hVIa May'h aad s.a 5 .fr
al asa49 g. Corn Mysl hey sales " 4" b9A Sss 70 ~
fs qs , s5 - sS 30 %5..t G S tim and in
ils isq = @sr f." a. " e, l S ' H.S.e 81 %i
81 m & Is f Per sylysu In store ~ C5 Gr Wis,onsb s y
r b,e Genesee Barley irregular and eHseIi sale, Of sO .'n
Of canada West Al 81 Pea fair denand aoa ,isidr sa, 81
1000 So Oats are hnnsr ard IL good anand 10; ,e
are lJoO bush We hti1a n y b g Sem ~ AZ B2 6a Csasda at
s2d ~ O5 in iu creased een at toe eonseg'iaR
M s1nirg chiefly for local cDssumy0n she .Nes are @ g1,
Se1 @estcru MiIod aa - ls on o. At 81 lSdsl ~
si lac 25 Jey yellow at e. 2yq ~ ~ Sa5I toe & o. Gyain % ~
65962l Corn 43i9 bush Oats 1891 bush Rye s3 'u'h
c continue, 10 good lpaud soQa5e for Shipping and ~ zs
TnFaP + quiet at lie gold far Manila ,,., T.,
zlsoe Or old ami new. Belgian scarce AZ 2jc . -
MOfA,gESA very busiHes- is dOug sales OF l0 hAas 'l
100 bids Museoytdo a. 3l90Je J'J pns Anu % ~ 'V
NAV al TupeutIre quiet Spirits again lower
INT the sgst Is fairly Of $40 bhl % od5Jc cqsig at
5s0Ce Pos ,ales Of 800 bhls Common a. - &
INA strait "a Common At 10 25i bbs No At - ga 3D. ne
quote Pale Sass 90 and Pale White AZ @o~9" ~
Isas11S for east. .9t - 1S.
gogb DO remsas dull In Crude Fish Oils change Bd OIL IS
have moderate demand for Poh TO-DAY
the market The close the sales cash ana regular are M
S t an asa s28 30 New Mes Beef Is ady sales OF lsJ
bb "A Sl5 for common Lands SlJ0 SlD 90 for Pia
Mess aud $50 5Dd SA 81 for KItra do Tce fetf 10 u-
mostly for small sales Of 100 pgs a. i0iSe for Picked Hams
ana ad2a Tor Bsggd Bacon doll Lad aciyei sales Of
700 pkg lsic for No Il l8ic for Cp aud ls@i9c Tor FsH
BUTTER-The MARKETS duh; prices have We
F,Sc State Or Co s1d Riv pals5od5s
to daBl Country pals 80 20
obo 6pe Ws .4Od44 Choice bali hkns, il q
CHEgsE-Ths demand only moderate We quote; -.
Pnms.............l7 al1ll Slluned, poor.,...4 al0
Poor 20 Medium 10 al3 Engkh Dtry, pims Gls
west Reserve Gne..,..4 al5 Far 70 good ,';.''n 9lt
W" VIZ ..........O tl9 Pojr and sEhuHHei. . llo
PFTgoiRUM Is quiet small sales hsre at 4 tislc FOR Crude
, md Refined 29c for w. on the spot SDe for May
' M JTI, nsrfss aeye at oe RsngOou and ae
Raw Sugar. continues good with rsdner' aud
f amount IA Wegnoe al Tor i 20 goo
seTa and s62 Havana at ae RAad close At lei 10
sFEDsrbs market s unsettled and quis! at i9ql9i rgoh
Sci og t s2 l5ds2 CO.. Rough Fluseed dun and nominal
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP sEw.YORK."."...EI,lL

CLEARED.
sesmshigs- AIe@sua MIAMI Basdoa Hamburg ~ '" bH""''
risGp I,ss W. Es.,r ~; as' jss, gs
Bgs-El,a stevens rAuney Segy. Nellie War; wms 70
SsSoss; Brsn TCs Seu't. F.ss, ,st cy Sa'S,s 80
GSS. o Si; 4I,oi' I ASsr bo. csrdtSs
S,.d pESST % 5a s & fSISsi %olSE Star Gs
bermuda Emma lBEl D, s. siegheo n Gar. & 5sni 5s,s
Bristol
.n fS9 o al9. o H. M sS'SS on a. passed bP
0osSa Steamship % Haera. Couch Noriol nl.,. and
Ss%ap Dog ~ GhsPS e5epsD p5'eSGs C Ss BALLAST and 80 r
March g lat lon 30 Spanish bark Win o's o. .
mas. 1. sPS .s 's FS:ss :f mast ei''s 2
Bs 81 siiss "Sdes s Tsey salt Ks salt April 20 pissed 'rs
iS At TSTs s M 4S'S Ca HIsl Bm, days ud and as
hIa R,E oTs s a. Ct Hslberstc Rotterdam 81 day, mdss hr -
BaA ATsonsat IN. O., S,eeoraie London 81 days ne'e
scHooNERs-nvEA AID coAsIwHF
valiant Ei1stetbpOrt Liberty, baSeihport
ms s,aS'is Ri.SeiSgoH Deep R1sr EElsOslIs
Bsrl Ariel, for Yer. Cruz
D''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoySos May AT:s s.D 'S5s a",s TSas1o mE'
p, IL Sr, Of sS1 .s i.S 1s st ds 9Sd sss
A,ss ~ f%4p ssS f:Is9. FS'sSs s.ass eass
geors,to~n DC Sea Flower NeN.yOrk Elm City Ns"fl su'a
Center, do ,.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorrH,NProS May 1.-THE steamship Isgonla non M
a On s,iyed a, O'clock morning The steamship ho@shn'
& aPn He,vYorS So, Ami 9O arrived AZ O'Clock last evening
ron o1sSsTowS k 1.-The steamship AlsPgo nom E.vfsh tyn
10 arrived todIy Arrived l0t steamship hnnss' hen Hn'"
April 2S -,
Anil 2s lat sN lon 70 W., tshSg tetr Loes J. h'ty 'i
MaTbehcsd3
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bari Bfogsl Lndsl ,Norr Bother Rio Jsreo g d't ." ~
correct. reported the leh iGst tarI vsi'S LrdlAn 'e
kuaL.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
finantial.
ond All. UOTDFRS of tbe

NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ FUNDED BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of hUBA, COUNTY,
CALIPORN hereby that all holders o anJ Of the
funded bonded nebiess of the County o lub. maj al the
oron present the TO the Loan Commoieso
the County Of luba the Treaurvrs oce 81 SAD county We
before the lst OF o9o
% receive said bearing intresth Al
seh per PEE aunu PAYABLE semi annually IN January ana Jn
hath Or paid n gold on said bonds
therefor approved February 49, oo snd W. ~ ~
indebtedness Of said viii draw Interest Ar We E
A ID lstd D. A. MCCONNELL,
L. T. SELLON,
}. r. RIbBOUT,
Carau soner.o Of the iouut