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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-14
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The Common Schools.

TIL February number Of the Indiana
School Journsl which will BE- issse< this
week, contains variety Of facts Ia regard
to the Common Schools Of this State, taken
from the reports made 10 the SsperiNss ndent
Of Public Educsiion. The number u school
children in the State 10 577,oO9> Of which
number there are 10000 more snales than
females. 10000 OF these do not attend
school. Toers are 10 .O5S teschsfs in the
S,s,e 10 the proportion Of 8 males TO 2 70.
males In the way Of comparison there ID
the usual diffsre nee. which never been ss,is'
tsctorily accounted for between the wsges
Of msle ard female teachers. IN the high
schools. tho mslss average 50 Al per dsy,
W lille the females &c, bu, 81 81. 10 primary
&C hools, the male ,eschs,s average 81 81
females 81 as. The difference in The latter
il will be noticed IL quito slight There
are $50 school. honses in the State. Of
which .O63 are log. 5. 672 frame. 554 brick,
and II stone. The es,ima'ed value Of
houses and furniture 10 S. .O1e 346. Dur
Ing the yeas. 1855 persons were licensed to
tcsch, and 500 rejected. Thr'y.six licecse
were revoked. lodisns msy we'll boast oI
her school fund, which 10 the lsrgess Of any
State in the Union. The total amount held
BY the State, on The 1A'h instant. was
e.194 .9ol %. and, Of This amount. Z 053 467.
90 10 productive. and nearly ell the balance
will be 80 eoon. Or the productive portion
about one.hslf 10 bearing Z per. cent. in.
teress. Il 10 frequently asked why the TO-
terest slone will not keep the schools open
six months Of the year. A. it would re-.
qu,rs nesr s. 600 900 for this. the snswe'
j. obvious. The comparison Of this rePor,
win = that Of laet year shows q most en-.
cvurl ging advsnce.-IndisnapoIis Herald.
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The NURsERr.-The February mum.
Der Of this excellent childs magazine
lie on our table, and is not excellsd in
lite line. Az its name indicates, it ia
for the younsest readers, and 10 we'll
worth its price. Terms $l.5O per
year. Address John L. ShCrey. 11S
W ashington Street, Boston, Mass.
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y WMVu ~ 11Sy OOuVVEn'
TIME undersisss 10 now making arrange
Il msn,s to Nsve Jssper in the Spring ioI
Europe. end shereftrs notifies eli persons
who are indeS,ed 10 him, that they musf eel.
tie their !, dsblsdness by the Let Of May
1868. or their sccouuts will be placed in the
hands OF officers Tor collection, 81 he 10 de.
sirous Of ssi,linx up bis business before be
iesves.
His sock Of Dry Goods. Clothing. Gro.
ceries. Notions, Sc. 10 for sale very cheap.
and will be rel allied 1t cos, and earrings Tor
essh. JOSEPH EGG.
Feb IA, '6S-sf
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IUAvING made the EYE and EAR. with
III their many aud complicated Diseases
a specia,i,v And the study Of years. ! desire
to ssv 10 ti.is community, tina, ] am pre-
pared TO tres. eli y no may seek relief from
psis OF sufferi, q Sesulsine from any sffec
lion Of these important organs
All know the in esii'nabls advantage o
good eye.igh, and xo'd hearing. and should
be csr.'inl 10 preserve them
What At frat nsy spreH 10 the uniniiin
ted but . slight disorde'. G ohen the germ
cf . deep seated disesses which may. To-
went Of proper attention. Dc veIcp Itself int
d destructive agent. The sI,vhteN inhan
melton may extend 10 such degree; a1'
hence, I say, we cannot be 100 careful il
gussd;ng that which may be % easily los
Ito Ne.
Long experience 10 The hospitals Of En-
rope in miitssy and civil practice, hiss mad
me familiar with the minute structure o
these orgsus. the diseases 10 which they sr'
liable. end the proper treatment 10 sfort
prompt end pesms nent relief.
OrrIcE HovRs, from 8 to IL A. n and from
q 10 5P.M
OTOrFics. on Third Street, between Lo
Gust and Main.
JOHN MAGENISs. NJ. d..
Sore con Oculist.
Nov 30. s67-1v Evsnsville. Ind.
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Making.

-, THE u"dersgn- r-ss-n
-S%h Ell returns his fASsAf<sI3
-zz-Sss--ala 'hsnk- 10 the 'fe-@.-,sss-'s $1,000
people iar their bersl patronage heretofore,
md ,niuftrs them that h. WI, nlws,s en-
le.vor IN merit y conti.us'irr OF H. lie IN
II ell times prepared 20 10 ~ k,rfs Of black.
-ml,hiug, with The best material He viii
'lsr ni'-rd ia building or repnirng uegor.,
nngg'es. riows. Sc. His chsrrhs vii le
reasonable. and ell work done in he beet
siyi.
- Srrrisl attention given - horse.shoeiny
Remember The p'rcs Wet Main ~. cor.
nar 80 Po,'pr.yiil. s.,es,.
Der Is CIV FELIX LAMrERT.
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-Tb. Boston Post ssys that the speschel
in the Sen ate 10 defense and pullis,ion Of tbs
new sscons. ruclion bill fall fer below the
high SenstosiA'I standard TO which oil DE-
nbera,e efforts, > NJ forth on unusual end i'm
portant occasions, lNve usually been refer
red. OF Nye no,hin.- but vulgar stump
hsr angue wss expsce.'. and nobody ~s'
disappointed. Drake. Mo. ',on. Cs'gin. Ere
lughuyseni Howe. Ferry-,hey have pad.
died sSou, in the foam Of the subject. more
lost even Than their readers. 1.hsrsdie'l'
have agreed to style the speech o. No ''on
their broad shield 10 the csse. end mi. ed N
ptaising il scoordiniy: but not one h.s ,s.'ad
Sen s,or Hendricks' speech in reply. wh.
con logically recite tbs points Of it ihss sre
left s,sndiog. whether in their sei order or
out. The speeches are - whole. but,
the iesvings Of caucus discussions. When
L is deliberately proposed 10 change the
the chssscter Of the Gov eminent. those
who favor the revolution ought to show good
cause Tor their action. Not one radics,
Senstor hss 90 much % addressed himself to
this. while Ferry, Of Connecticut. who has
his reputation % q dsbater yet 10 make.
coolIy turned and challenged the opposition
10 show that the reconssruction measure IL
not constitutional. holding that the burden
Of proof in the case lice upon them! The
speech Of Senator Hendricks recalled the
pslmy days Of Senatorial debste, when IT,.
,slIectusI gian,s.sst around 10 the chamber.
But ths partisan hsssngues Of The radical
Senstors proclaim . great change IN the
character Of that body, and furnish lsmen:.
able evidence Of thx "prcgress" which is
making very fest io the wrong direction.
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ID BARGAINS For THE Mlll0Nl
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOOD!
JEWElRY & SILVERWARE.
Worth over 100000! Alto b ssld io'
ONE DOLLAR BACH
ARRANDALE l. CO,
Ice BROADWAY. RRw YoRg,

A . noance. that in Consequences Of the over.
stock iog al the Eng'ish market, an i'm.
menss qusntity VI DRY end FANCY GOODS
hsv. been consigned 10 them with ins'ruc-
,io ne to Be cleared for immediate CAsH. st
sny sacrifice. a. l. Co. have. therefore.
sesolved 10 oiFer them secordiog TO their OF.
dinary sys'em Of business u 81 esch. with.
out rpg.rd ~ value.
The following list elbows the originsl
" hOlesale prices oi some VI the articles
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THE WoE,D At IloME.-This is the
title of new literary Monthly, the
second number OF which is on our
table. and which is published by Ev
ans & Co.. Philadelphia. 1t is supe
rior to the famous Harper's magazine.
which Of late has been taking sides in
politics, to the injury OF its literary
caste. Should the future issues main
tain the high standard Of the Februa.
ry number, it will soon take the lead
Of the literary monthiies. 1t is filled
With sprightly and interesting reading
matter, contains sketches, serials and
graver articles. 1t is abundantly il
Illustrated, and contains 100 well prin.
ted pages. AS an additional induce
ment to subscribers, the proprietors
present each one with sealed order.
emitting the holder to one of numer
Gus valuable gifts-as silk dresses,
shawIs, furs. and the like-upon the
payment OF 50 40 for the article de-
sired Subscription to magazine, $3
per year: Address Evans Il Co., sl4
Chestnut street. Fnila.
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In JAIL. last ( anrdsy Mise
Anna Meyers. u young gil out nfteer
years Of age. WAS arrested and taken
before Esq. Brelage, charged Win 90
tanning goods under lalse pref. mes
She had been living at Sheriff Mann
tells as kitchen maid, and after b .'ns
discharged from there, went to rue
store of Mr.. Jos. Friedman and pu.
chased goods. aud had them charged
TO Mr.. Mauntel. When brought be-
fore the Squire she acknowledged her
gn;It, aud was committed, in default
If 800 bail. She is fit subject for
the new uonse OF Refuge, at Plain.
field, and will likely 20 there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-27
Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnven-
ton Of West Virginia..

]. Resolved, That we approve the platform of
the National Democratic Convention, lately as.
sembled in New York, as the true exponent of
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees of that
Convention for the offices OF President and Vice
President of the United States.
.. Resolred, That we demand Of the Legsla-
ture of this State q reduction Of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures of economy. retrensh.
ment and reform as will reduce the burthen Of
State and local taxation, which is txhausting
the substance of our people.
3 Resolred, That we demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles of free govern
ment.
4. Resolved. That we denounce the Radical
patty of this State, because, with a view of
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused 10 permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power Of appoint.
ment and removal in the Governor, 80 that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes Ct the party NAV be bet.
ter accomplished; ard because. with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected, from either civil or criminal response.
bility, for even willfIl and corrupt violation Of
duty.
5. Resolred, That while We are willing to &c
cord to the negro the full measure Of legal
rights with ample protection Of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed 70 negro
suffrage, negro equality, aud Radical legislation
looking To that end.
9. Resolued That we denOunce the Radical
party for having, through its presentatives in
Congress, by the passage Of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia. thereby denying the
legal existence Of our new State
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August ga Denver dis
patch says that a large band OF Arrapa-
hoe Indians are committing depreda-
tions in southern Colorado. Governor
Hall has applied to General Sheridan
for assistance and will leave for the
threatened settlements to-morrowA
Generals Sherman and Augur reached
Fort Saunders yesterday.
General Sherman's daughter, Minnie,
was thrown from her horse on Monday
and badly injured. The accident will
keep the General at Fort Saunders for a
few days.
The wholesale drug house of Brown,
Weber & Graham, No. 2l0 North Second
street, was almost totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The stock in the
building was valued at about S5O,00O,
but was insured for about S75, 900, main
" in eastern Offices. The liquor house
of Hughes, Chance & Fletcher, and the
grocery house of j. Merriman, adjoining,
were considerably damaged, but were wei,
pretty we'll covered by insurance. Inc
names of the insurance companies can
not be ascertained now.
The Republicans of the First Con
cressional District in this city IN the
Convention held this morning. nominal
ed General w. A. Pile for reelection to
Congress, by reclamation.
The Republican of this morning en-
phatically denies man of the assertions
made by the Democrat, in relation tt
the secret organizations alleged to exist
in this and other States by the latter
paper, and expresses the opinion thai
no such organizations exist.
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Convention of spiritunIisis.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August 26.-The
Fifth National Convention of Spiritual
lists assembled yesterday. Isaac Rhean
presided. Committees on Finance, Res
olutions and Business were appointed.
A resolution to present the name of a
woman was voted down. At the after
noon session Doras NJ. Fox, of Lyons,
Michigan, was elected President; Henry
5. Child, of Philadelphia, secretary, and
NJ. d. DyOtt, of Philadelphia, treasurer.
a committee on Education wac appoint
ed; it consisted of five ladies and five
gentlemen. A prayer through medium
for the late Rev John PIerpont was
offered up. The evening session was
devoted 10 conference on Il resolution
of personal experience. \ poem was
read by Miss Nettie Pease, of Indiana,
this forenoon and the session was 0ccu-
pied in hearing the reading of Il report
of the committee on the purchase of
emblems and organization of secret
societies. Both reports were voted
down. Sojournrr Smith spoke. The
attendance is large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-27
State of West Virginia,

Oaio County Circuit Court
July Rals, l'i>.
Ephraim II. Barnes and Michael Edwards n
late partners in business under the itrm name
of Barnes & Edwards,
Va
Robert Henderson, executor Of the last v Ill and
testament of John Lafierty, deceased. Thr
said John Lafierty in his life time was part
ner and Joint contractor with William q. Lai
ferty, doing business under the name aud
style of j. & w. g. Laiterty.
Attachment In AssuNpsit
,I,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO lr
i cover Of the defendant, Robert Henderson.
executor rs aforesaid the sum of Sl2I.nO, With
interest from the 18th day Of March, 1861, a'.i
costs of this suit.
An attachment having been issued and served
on d. G. List, the Receiver of the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, In the case Of the II. & q. X, &.
Co. Va. j. & W. G.. Laiierty, 1T al, pending IN
the Circuit Court of said county.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed In the
cause that Robert Henderson, executor as aioI"
said Is not "A resident Of this Slate on motion
of plaintiffs by their attorneys, IL Is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the fourth weekly publication OF this order aud
due posting thereof at the front door ul the
Court House oI Ohio county, and do what hc
may deem fit 10 protect his interest - such
executor.
Tcstc: MICHAEL J. BREINiG, Clerk.
WHEAT & FORBES, Attys for III IL.
iN3lOaWIw
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Narragansett Park Races.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., August 26.-ln
the first race, for a premium of $500,
one and quarter miles, Sleety beat
Climax by head and neck after a hard
race, in the fast time of 2:l3&. Morrissey
was third and four lengths behind;
Lark was beat off. Climax was the ia.
vorite and Sleety next. The second
race was for the Rhode Island cup OF
$50 each and $1,000 added to the winner,
two miles and a half. General lorke
beat Fanny Cheatham one length after
a splendid race in which Onward led for
two miles, when the latter bolted, as
usual and Red Dick came in third;
time, 4:37!. The following were among
the last pools sold: Fanny Cheatham,
$3.50; Onward, $50; General Yorke, $50;
Red Dick, SIS. The weather was fair
and 1000 people were present.
The third race was for a premium of
$1,000, for all ages, two mile heats.
The winner of two miles at Jerome
Park, thisyear, Gen. Duke won the first
heat, under a pull, in 3:I6l; leading
throughout but closely pressed by King
John, who won the second, Morrisey
trailing. On the second heat Morrisey
was withdrawn, and Gen. Duke led
from the start and won under pull in
passing the score into the second mt
aud come in-time 3:53i. The betting
stood at the start 100 to 20 on Gen.
Duke against the field.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNAll, aug uoe ~o'
FLOUR-Dull; sales family at 9 7oa
10 90.
WHEAT-Declined to 81 90 for No. l,
and the demand light.
CORN-Advanced to 94a95c for ear
and shelled.
OATS-Firm, and in demand at 55a57
for No. 1.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at g 15a
. 80 for No. spring; dull at 81 II.
COTTON-Firm and IN demand at
295c for middling.
TOBACCO-In good demand at full
prices; sales of Tugs at Sc OOal0 GO, and
leaf Sl4a29 40.
WHISKY-Firm but quiet at CSC in
bond.
BEEF CATTLE-Unssttled, but few
coming in, farmers being afraid of the
plague; the demand for fresh beef has
fallen off largely.
HOGS-In good demand at ~ qua
10 IS gross. ,o,
SHEEP-Firm and in demand at - VI
"a % gross. .,o
MESS PORK-In fair demand at 500
LARD-Neglected at l53alsfc.
BULK MEATS-Firm; shoulders Eta
1873; sides 1itc.
BACON-In fair demand at l3s FOL
shoulders; 1T ter clear sides and sugar
cured hams 20a22 according to brand.
BUTTER-Firm at 35a3e.
| EGGS-Steady at l5al6c.
APPLES-Scarce and in demand al
81 O0a6 90 per barrel.
HAY-Scarce and 81 per ton higher
GOLD-144i buying.
MONEY-Easy at 5al0 per cent; de
mand light.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NrWYORK, August 26

In consequence of break in certain
classes of printed calicoes, the demand
is hardly so active, as buyers prefer to
bold off, anticipating concession IN
others; Sprague's in good request at
l35c for fancies and l4c for prints;
Merrimack X, 15!c; Merrimack D cloth,
l3lc; American, Aliens, Richmond's,
Dunnels, Lancaster and Gloucester,
13Ic; Reynolds, lie; Arnold's and Free
mans, lie; Cooper & Co.'s, ll3c; Re-
gatta, Sprague's and Hamilton's shirt
ings, l5c; Mt Vernon ginghams, l2tc;
Stark, Amoskeag, Booth A aud Laconia
brown drills, Ice; Massachusetts Is SUI
perior blue, 1Sc; Union blue superior,
22lc; Ravens duck, Soc; Pepperell fine
Jeans, 16tc; Phoenix Osnabergs, lie;
Great Falls sunbleached muslins, l3c;
Great Falls do NJ, l4c; Lawrence d, 15!c;
Continental, 1Gc: Graniteville, AA, l6c;
Nashua A, l5c; Holden, 13lc; Salisbury
Z, l5c; standard sheetings, l6al7tc for
Stark, Appleton A, Indian, Allan.
tic A, aud New York Mills bleached
sheetinss, lScc; Wamsutta, 25c; Tusca-
rora, pc; Fruit of the Loom, l9c; Forest
Dale, Lonsdale, Ameskeag A, Masonville
and Imperial, lSc; Knight, lac; Black
stone, l6ic and Hope, l31c; WOODEN
goods of fine grades i'll active request
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Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co.
OFFICE BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD Co, I
WHEELING, May IL, leGs. 5
MISUNDERSTANDING WILL RUN

i by the Following schcdule ON and alter Che
nth day of May, lsGs-Wheeling time
FAST LINE.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

SOUTHAMPTON, August 26.-The de-
feat of the Sappho yesterday is explain
ed by the fact that she was not in prop
or condition to enter the regatta, and
in consequence met with series OF
provoking accidents, which really put
her out of the race before its conclusion.
It seems that the Sappho was in dock
all the night previous to the regatta,
undergoing repairs to her hull and rig
cling, which were damaged last week
by a collision with the Enchantress.
The work was hurriedly done so she
might be ready for the race, and the
repairs were incomplete. When the
signal gun was fred the yachts all got
o fair start. The Sappho was behind,
but was steadily gaining on the Or
mara, when the foresail gao way. In
spite of this accident she soon mended
her speed and succeeded in passing
the Oimara. She was pushing
ahead under fine Roadway, and a
good prospect of coming up with the
others, when her fore-bobstay parted.
Temporary repairs were made and the
schooner was again making up her lost
time, when, in consequence OF the loss
of the bobstay, the jib boom broke off.
All effort, to finish the race on her part
was then abandoned. Capt. Baldwin,
of the Sappho, says, that had the break
age not occurred the American boat
would have won the race, and he offers
o new challenge to the English yachts
for long run at sea.
The schooner Cambria, which won the
race, was built at Cowes.
LONDON, August Ca letter from
Paris states that the Queen of Spain
had requested the Emperor Napoleon
to meet ker at BierritZ and that the
Emperor had declined the interview.
1t is rumored that the ocean mail SER
vice between the United States and
Great Britain, via Southampton, is to be
discontinued and the mails forwarded
via Queenstown. This is in accordance
with propositions made by Mr.. Troll
lope to the Americaa Postmaster Gen
eral.
Reverdy Johnson had audience with
DIsraeli at Hughenden Manor.
MADRID, August 26.-The reported
death of General Dulce is denied on good
authority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-27
New York Market.
New YORK, August 20

New YORK, August 70
COTTON-Firmer; sales of $500 bales
at 3Olc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull with medium
and high grades strongly in buyers
favor.
WIEAT-Quiet and steady with very
moderate milling and export inquiry.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 50al 80 for
new western.
OATS-Firm at Zoe in store, - &c atloat
for old and 73a75c for new western at
railroad depot.
CORN-Quiet with moderate export
and home trade demand at l5al ID for
unsound; 2Oal 2li for sound western
in store.
PORK-Quict; sellers of mess ut - 50
a25 90, cash and regular, and buyers 1T
- ~.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT enthusiastically,
BACON-In light supply and firm.
LARD-Steady ut lStal9c for fair to
prime steam.
Realistically at 2la22c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-27
The Cattle Disease.

NEW YORK, August 2S.--The health
authorities are making an effort to sup
press and destroy the disorder which
has recently broken out among the cat,
tie in the city. Every drove that ar.
rives is thoroughly inspected, and when
any symptoms of tho plague are mani
fest they are promptly condemned. On
Monday drove of animals from Mis-
souri, was taken to the cattle yard on
Tooth street, near East river, when two
of thom were subsequently discovered
to be suffering from the disease. One of
them was unable to stand and was de-
stroyed. Yesterday morning sixteeR
apparently well animals were placed in
the quarantine. sr4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-27
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, August II

CHICAGO, august ~.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer, and 3a4c higher;
sales at 73al 73t for No. |, and l G3a
10! for No. ,; closing steady at l G4l
for No. ,; sales Ills afternoon at Ga!
for No. =.
CORN-Active, and shade iirmer;
sales No. at 99ta993c; No. at 9Sa9ofc;
rejected at 96a96ic, closing steady at
99sc for No. 1; sales since Change at
| 10 for No. /.
OATS-Activc, ard laltc higher; sales
ut 52Ia53ic, closing at 53a53tc.
RYE-In good demand and Haze high
er; sales mt Goal % fer No. l, and pa
/ % for No. =: closing at l q for No. /
and % for No. :.
BARLEY--Is 5a6c higher; sales No.
at 55al 81, and rejected at | 40al AZ,
closing at outside price.
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Wnshinrfon Ifems.

WASHINGTON, August 2G.-The in
structions forwarded a few days since
to General Buchanan have been sent to
Generals Meade and Thomas from the
War Department. The instructions re-
late to the employment of troops in aid
of the civil authorities.
A delegation Of the Schutzen Corps
paid their respects to President Johnson
this morning.
Secretary Browning left this evening
on a trip to White Sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA.