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MaIIa gNaIIa pufufstir Markrt.

FRIDAY, January Gath, 1868.
Our quotations for the week ending with this
late are as fnllnMs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05
Wsrning.

The TxrxEzxaxxCKK.ia Discussing
the ''leaffza progress Of tass naiaissvy
rule, after asserting that Pretoriafs
guards are being established all
about Washington, and that they
win be even placed at the executive
mansion and in all the departments,
so that at = signal given by Ssais-
ton, . cour n'ErAT may be accom-
pIished, and the existing govern
mens oyerthrowH, closes with the
following note of warning: ssThis ID
the principal object for refusing %
reduce the regular army. The con
spirators seek 10 direct attention
from thAt point by . sham zeas fos
rsExenchment, the mere discussion
0f which costs more to the country
than all their proposed econosny.
We warn the people of these
wicked designs, so that they may
be prepared to defend their rights
and to preserve Gar institutions,
The time may bSnear at hand when
il wilI be necessary 70 prove our
patriotism by earnest sesss. and to
show to the world that we yet de
serve to enjoy those liberties which
. military conspiracy now aims 10
subvert and destroy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05


- III recent namber Of the
Chicago Republican, leading rad
ioal organ. m elaborate editorial
lasder begins with thsse woedss
"The people are getting tired OF
the interninable complications OF
reconstrucEion. The settlement of
oar National troubles is promise
always made, bat never performed.
We founder on from one difficulty
10 another. but seem 70 be making
progress like she boy who started %
no 70 school on the ice. 1t was very
slippery, and hs slid back two feet
every time he put one foot forward.
He reached his destination bY faeing
about, md trying q rnkrac@ ni1
steps. Here Il q lesson for recon.
strnetionisss. Let Congress return
20 the starting point ilhdrsw
shs eusnbsraofne machinesy which
is intended 20 move the STATES into
sheiY appropriate pisces In the great
a. aauism of freq fnstitntions. z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

-.
a HxAgTTvL SRgyzAExg -DF. Eoel-
meTs Essentially Gays s-s Ths liists sAa'
{ have seen In the warid and kaowa OF
tsa hlssssy ii saankiaias aeasAss ma b.
lock agoa their errors Ia soTrows and
aos ia asger. Wbsa take fhe history
Of cue peer heart that has ahmed ard
aaEYercd, and .epYssess 30 mssels the
struggles and ssmssassans IL pissed
through; the brief pslsasioas Of ] =; the
tears ii regret; chs fssblsaeas uf par.
uoss; The seors as the warld THAI has lis
Cd shasasys shs asaalasisa 81 shs soal' =
ssnsssars. aaa shreatsHIag weisss ish.
IL; bsaish goae. hsppIaess gene; Lwanld
saln lsavs the erring soal OF mg fsilsw
nan with lila fseaa whoas hands u
came"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05
No. 81 sE,faea lana.

Rsae Fork. d c. IA 1907
VI ny Card ar Nov. /, 1857. I stasrd
ShAt. - for &iae purpose OF STARE fmasY
anp slslag aAe xasasa Of sae pa siie,
aessa dealers Eressa pafnaa ag ed la .e-
19aT naa ~ aF9aaeAs GGeda as the
aG@Fssn Coia a-cas, 4 SHALL herc~
a1xer sell uo goods ~ " hSleSafs
except siaiy - daily aPpeintrd ana
llan I nave sinea strictly adhered.
Ia coepting Agent .. ara IL care has
been exssaAse4 10 asppoint sneaa whos
hy long fair dealing. have
pcqaired q sapuk asien for konassys
responsibility and prchkky nasn Ia
whems W nd tAs public lave learned TO
psAes cona ieaaa. Thass Agents have
agreed 90 ksep ssalI assortment Of my
pszas. and 60 SSH sasxa az say pahiisaaA
prices. Ihas the pahiio are supplied
by them with ia a such psns as they
wsns. eishsr al 60 writing or priee. ana
SIT = fall sguivalsns tor shs msnsy
paid
pimas 70 raas@s ex canvass sha s4aakEy.
% sAss ali zinc want . Morsen Gold
Tea auss gcs IL Eroca ths Lse&I Asaas
es from headquarters.
Mcaa need appay fas tia Amsnsw exc
eapt aa sonfoxxniky 20 tas a5uy1es Aas
lh@ral "a e5nak $40 Clubs hasnx
suanoisnt .naaoeraanE 10 all pkhsrs.
D. MoExoA.
ROBINSON BaOTIigps,
a4tEs Asthts. 0aans q Siaa'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

. ~ Tas passion OF tbs Preach for
sheassisma amusemsns ID prassrbtaaly ias
ssnse. AZ q crowded Paris theatre, >
woasaa fell from the gallery late tbs pit.
and sss picked up by eae q ths spse.
sasars. who, hearing Der grooming, ssk q
her ii she MAS mach Injured. Mach
tsiarssi ~ sxalaaased sas womsag 81
|shauId tkFnk IsmF hare lsss Tbs best
sest ID shs sssy miaaIs u sAs gsSas
rev r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

"a Caira sxsasng esatAins too Fossss-
ing s.OiA Wsss Hail. the pseneaI
stsrsbaalman, called 90 as YESTERDAY.
AID gissa as fsw shapfers OF his eS
pssisnes. lie 10 now II his niaety-sss.
cath ysar, has rua III ssoFs boats GOT
Of the onia, and Ii Hss on bis haodfeti
anfIkfsse~sb. as sha had al Islaaa Nd. i.
AZ che are cf eighty fear D. took han
salt % wife. an il shs selisitoas father
Of promising ehil4. Sevea pears SO
be boa ahs q 2 LOO p7una hegsAssd o.
Virgiaia Leaf sahasss, Aaa hes ohewea i
eli up exceps thissy peaads. Ils aeesn' !
care aboas getting rich got snosgh
ia lire %. and makes IL habit ls CIV
ali In exesgs OF that 10 tbs poor. saa'
ysays aas Ia ksska hia hses sAisaliaa
liaIi CaIanabis fsr q brigade 81 sol sssss
10 mareh by, has M ssaess sxesps 9
ssBaa iIill's 90 bic back. Il lefs TO spsaa
Of she aSeid NJ. SAoali basaness iasii
". e0ia Ksssn will locate st the bead
a. No. I, And ssll 10 zoe psopIs Of sAa
slx salieaes aad corr Raasays By ID.
quart or sahsrssse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

xn0n
q = e .11i7 -
|l
!. :! h. :. !
-. - leee - - - -.
- ef91y u - 41k1ee~
80 y ee!e : .xeIlegs - -
1Ss.e j. NttA
~
"a! .!| || llZ 49,
=. !. |. .
- - 49, = - - heoepe -
W 4e -. -.
- ssen6nGs I
- - - - Ae1ss - -
aneonaoee - - Ne y
- - -
- - - -. - -
ree0- - 1872 - lNn&es4 ne1s
ID IT - - stas -
- - ts1B - - boat~
fsA sne14 - - = - eent 80
- - - eeReasnee N
.e IA ~ - = - -
Z ~ =. ~ y
- sse - -
$50 - a ! = sneeevsaasek !
go, - !. - g II pass
49, kaesseEs - z Jea I'll exssass ass
~ !. 49, - - 500 eeznasa
e.ef sss1asss =.
nsse istasf i! saia re lao ssiase
snae.ss lastly snsasossek = sasa
Paeese1 .iees eiss ~aaea as aaa been
!. =. u.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05
NEWS SUMMARY.

Toe HssAads sssssaI ssys- uss- Iss@.
20 sase ss.s.e - s.ess : sas.ssssas
aaa ass isia n.s sAs1ss = ioo
70 = sspssssa ssss ne lsa.saa asss =
Asas = sssSs = sssd eass' nsx's y W
sass = ssssssass fss ITALY wisa Aasss'a'
xhs Wisssssss hspasaasss 0sssssnos
ysssssaey sess1essa ssass ssss ~ sas -.
asssi OsssssNsa iof sae rFsssasns'ai
sisssssss sseser ssssaaAssa sasss 0aAsa
osasf Ssssies, byFsa Palnes Associate
Sasssss Of shs SsDrsns Oears. TAs Ess-
sssssSss are 10 fssof % osa1s, asssa 1ss
asssoles ssssSss ana assas sssa SsA''ss
ampssssssss
Tas 1slae.s's sessaAa ssys~ fas ssss-
aassssssass o fzpsssaaasas ~ sss-
sass, mss se- asgs
asss. k~sy - Ise@ss are asasas
No mass - nisHsases szAA'ssa.
Ina ssna. sssssa'1 sxfssa
- -. - i -
sssass shsr1ee - ! ~ ssass
ssss e ~ & - aspsE1 80. =
- ~ > y
VIA - = - - a - -
psss : -
sssss 80 - !.
sass ssNss : -
sssasssssfssm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

ssWaY Dawa Is AG4a&xa sss-- Ths sia
soa tsa.a Jaasasl nf The f4ih, ssfs !;
cslFse has taken possession Of she q AIle.
ga cg bha AlshsmA eapisel. Ga fsss
asy thsFs was bas saa lena s.wAsse
treshp prtssns. Dia9hsm lrAssd she
nsr3ex dsseexsss waks OPP and oil haads
islnesi II M god Old eheTns s'ss
xnsas q uebsn ssslias ard seek asIfs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

No. M 4zz q s. ID 49, 4 ~! |5 . - ~ ssss,
& - III ~
<u1asuf p q 7fs - u!
1.;s7 - - q. s.sss s1 a. ]
y. $500. s!.! : = r.! ! :s
j! e. 4| r.. "a. L =. !. &! e. l. ~ t
+. - 4. ~ Il r.. u l II! - :.
- -! +. H.. :. ..'s 70. - = - :. =
T. T. - !. = y b I! e. 81 :! ~ :!
.. p. ~ E. l.. " ! !.
= ~ - T. pa 4. 81 i! \ -. : .. F.. +.
u
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- i r. >.
- =! 81 i 19sS
- ~ ~. !. 8. ! a. ~! :. y - -
- !. ~ ...e = Re..eaet -
sfs ssz ! :. 49, !. d :.
g 80 - u -
sss ioff - 80 =. - :.
enassss - ~ 81 Z. IL r.. :! -. :
s. q -. sessss53 - -
Pen. 49, ! 49, Nes 2se TT f1. &.
NE ass s. = ne.se 800. 8 81 -
= ssaa IS 80 IA Z ats'fss Aee tns ssaas
~ sns cn.sass1 ~ 49, !. 3 -
80 osss, s@s =. = 49, $50 ssssss
- - - ss. 80 ~ 80
80 J. r sss - - ssss = sas 1sRsssy
- ~
"a - = = .ss.axE sassa nsss =. =
- -. -. - -. 80. Tss =
Z 49, - - - - ; - -. aass -
& - 80 80, $500 - asas s 3
=. - asssssss = .slas. s ! = Z
e ~ - - III
- $50 3s n - - 80 - -.
Aesa 80 $50 $4,000 80
49, ss.ss - = - - .s -.
= - - r. = - - = 80 -. -
80. - - s-ss.ss.s.'. - =. -s-s..
ass,1 y. 80 ass.ssass, go = .ssssass
= - - - :, - = = = =.
i 80 ssss1 sss 80 40
~ passaA : - 49, 80. 80 F'r 1850
49, - 49, osA.. .s,...xh
= - !. : - 80 = I. - -
=. sse&safs 49, ssA p, =. - -.
- - = s.assasi. ! =. !. -
- - - - -. =. s.s-.ss =.
80 49, s,s sss.ass..ss - ssaas. $50
=. -, : =, - -.
- = -. - = !. -
- J. - - !. -. @
.1..sss - - ssss.. !. - -
- - - sss. - -
Waoas - V aasfssssss @assss y sssssaa@sa
asrsass
as 49, y. - ~ = 80 ssass.'.
80 = 49, 1900 - - 49,. -
! ,s - s.sss As =. - 80
- - - - - =,
y. A..s,s. - - asass. j \. 49, ,a -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

SCR FAsxs.s-- Lssk sas ges huge
senspisssIsss = Sens % Llbessy w.
ssGaldss Cississn ~-Capisal slssaps.
aad dlvTs - ssadsy ssAss Big ssarsa
sad Rsais2l hsnhsses - tbs gssss in
psashnssa fares goes % asdsr The naas.
psiskisas = - isadszs = - ksssisr
sieasrY RAdfepI Rapp. Already shaf
pink Il psllsy - Aigssss - shs ssli
al As1sssy and ssaskfai ssleyaisy" . /.
O. Bsksr, sx-setselzss ~ cha War slksss
has asds sissovsry. samshsdy par
chased kss cana 81 nitre-glyssrtsss and
Ksass6y kssxisg sAas u sas saksa assy
Essa Nsu HI. ins@disssly sslexrsphs
20 me 0aiR Il rssiss il Washisgses
City, thaa nAyss semsbsdy saats 10
Alsw sp the Capitol sailaisxss : . Gay
Fsxks. = $3.50 ss Asdsm Mlaslaw's
sysus . eiai1ksxsd d ems =
ssisa - ssEva Il sAs mszahsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-05

e. ~ $3.50 - - hass asa1s
msssiss slsd - = 80 naaslsstsr-
ID &c aF. oossa4 Hefse seet ahaa esn-.
slsm1s, - - isfasasd, ssvsasy asltsss
sAsh tss ~ largest airs, md shoss fsrty
asilsss e. - - sneils s~ses -.
iag - sessssts u ta.5o0. 4 pretty
largo iassstnsas Tar sas article i !
cssaeil BlsEs brs~sy.
~. G. III rees his asw bfswssy
sAls So se6 n nsks abe11
sas ahsssaad bssrsis 81 Stages sAis
ys&zs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
guatrbman \ Stair gournaI.
MONTPELIER. MARoH 4. 1868.
hrrAcnnrsr. The New York Evening Post


IMPEACHMENT. The New York Evening Post
saysi
In the meantime Il is 10 be earnestly hoped that
the Senate will act without precipitation, or under
the influence Of any undue excitement. IL must
maintain the supremacy Of the law until it has
been modified by the legislature or set aside by
the Judiciary. The President has no right to erect
his own Interpretation Of the Constitution into
rule for the other branches Of the government.
When he has vetoed bill, and il is carried over
his head, his perogatiyo ceases. He is as much
bound 10 submit TO it as any other officer and il
he does not he renders himself liable to impeach-
ment. lie may resist a law, doubtless, TO the ex-
tent Of getting it tested by the courts, but beyond
that his action is revolutionary; and reyoutiona-
ry action is not method approved in any sense
by the people Of this country.
But the President cannot IL h;s own person test
Il law udcinlly by disobedience, because his oath
is TO execute the law, and the Constitution itself
defines what is law--for instance, any act passed
by two thirds of Congress. This is aud remains
law until a constitutional authority sets it aside
either Congress by repeal, or the courts judically
The President has no constitutional authority to
resist, set aside or repeal any law. To give him
that power would make him an autocrat. Hence
in the present case, even if the Supreme Court
should decide the tenure OF Office act unconsttu-
tonal, the President is impeachabe for assuming
power that belongs not TO him but to Congress or
the Supreme Court. 10 avoid impeachment the
President should have waited for case to arse,
and for the decision Of ii by the Court. He might
have done that but he has not, and the error is
fatal to him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
BLOOM of the LOTUS,


TIL T. GERM OF BEAUTY.
Auong 'Le cogauces of che toilet. the Bloom Of the
Lotus the .eTm ui Beauty. ands pre- nent, and
II IL one that is taxing precedence All oihers.
IL j. uurivatd Or tht eHiun. rendering It clear
ranspar' ut snd epleudent IAe 81 ON q the Lotus
is q honahle for toilet iuposes. Il removes tan,
fr,ckts ifta ion, etuptaus of t1e skim and suubuin
impMtng 90 % that hcate ti0t sud suftntss mush
admired 10 female heauiy
All defec.s oi The skin pcedy dieappeGr by Is
Ihtre Is ro'hing Yet discovef'd which ADDS more to
the lsol beA than this delightful reir' shins Cos
metc.
few appiea ions 4 his charming preparation will
eonyirce the IN 81 scep'ical Of It's value.
One u its grand fe,ufes r that IL csuacs youthful
afpsaIAuce, aud retsfda the semtlauce ( age.
Or is IL less esselti 20 gentcmaus toilet IL pre-
vents the smarting sensation frequeny experitnced AZ
tef shaving, aud he pmples eruption Of skin gcner-
ally unlike many Oh It is strictly vegetable, and
tsins no 3'rtefious Ing 'fdieuts.
1t is without doubt the most perfect toilet requisite
int. oileed.
Price SI,oo per Bottle.
Scnt by Express any part Of the United States on
receipt Of price Send for Circulars and certificates
Sold by an Druggists. Principal Depot, HILBERT 4
CO., No, l3 fremont Row, Boston. Jan '6S.dly,w.&s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
Special Notices.


Gentemau who suffered f5r years from Debility,
ematurc Decay, ani a the effects Of outh Ddscreton
M sr hs aakc of suffering humanity send free 70 all who
rsd e recipe aud directions for making the simple remedy
yiehch De was cured Sufferers Wishing 20 proh by the sd
ersef experience do by aidrrsslng pert conf
sncs, JOHN -. OGDEN, % CedArst., New YORK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

Hon. Joseph II. Barrett for seven years past
the able and faithful Commissioner Of Pensions,
has rendered his resignation in order to accept
the chief editorship of the Cincinnati Evening
Chronicle. a new Republican journal OF that city
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

Appropos of thermometers we have been told
that a townsman has secured very comfortable re-
hectons this winter, by having thsrmom -er that
always stands exactly at zero Clearly. Lat man
is conservative on the weather question.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

Dr. Hayes was honored by good audience on
Tuesday evening, and the lecture was interesting
and satisfactory. 1t needed Arctic explorer to
venture into Vermont in the present state of ther-
mometers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

Mr.. Walton may possibly so far lose his respect
for himself and for others as to counsel the mob
bing Of his neigbbors, when the editor Of the ar
gus has ceased to be libeller
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
CONJUGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE RARRIAGE.
Easy FOR You've MEN, the Kirors, Abuses aud
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and create
impedments 10 MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief
Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
Dr. y sklLLIN HOUGHrON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa jan 3l;d&wSm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

The New York World (Dem.) makes an ad-
mission dangerous to Democratic supremacy when
il declares the following
As race, the negroes of New York, consider
ed from police point Of view, are better class
of citizens than the lower grades OF whites
negro or negress is brought before the courts oc-
easionaly for theft occasionally black man IS
arragned for outrage and very rarely for drunk
enness or murder. But as a class the negroes give
the police comparatively little trouble. This Is
the almost universal testimony alike OF patromen'
sergeants, captains, and superintendents.
Then why not give them equal rights win
" the lower grade of whites"
The dwelling house Of John Chnbb, in East or-
ange, was burnt on Sunday morning, Feb zoa'
together with his shoe shop, Loss estimated al
$1,000 above insurance. Insured in Farmers Mu-
tual for $1,000,
AT the Christian Convention held in Boston re-
Gently. il was stated that the only billiard saloon
in Brandon. VT, had been converted into house
Of prayer, and the proprietor had left town Tor
fear Of being converted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04

Feb. "a, during the debate in the House Messrs.
Woodbridge and Poland of Vermont declared for
impeachment.
REMARKS OF MR.. WOODBRIDGE OF VT.
After repeating briefly the reasons for voting
against impeachment few weeks ago, Mr.. Wood
bridge spoke to the present question as follows;
l believe in my soul that Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, should be i'm
pesched. In no other way can we maintain the
majesty OF the law and the future safety Of Re-
public. Within the last ten days he has commit
ted three acts in direct and positive violation Of
law, and under such circumstances and surround
ngs as to convince me that they were committed
with an evil intent. The first act was the iorma-
ton OF q new military department; the second
was the removal Of Mr.. Stanton as Secretary Of
War; the third was the appointment OF General
Thomas Secretary Of War dd interim.
In the rules and regulations for the General Of
the Army, prepared and adopted while Mr.. Cam
eron was Secretary of War, and under which the
war OF the rebellion fought, it was distinctly
provided that TO the Secretary Of War belonged
the duty OF making rules end regulations for the
Army, under which was included the duty of form
ing military departments. And BY the law Of 1864
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
r. Read this Once, if no more
DR.. -. PUTN AM.

DIT. =. FU'IN a M
Successor TO BSby Coz
AT the Old Stand, IL State ST.,
MONTPELIER, ",
Having purchased their entire stock and just returned
from market with
IA NEW SUPPLIES,
hopes merit aud receive the liberal patronage hereto
fore given his predecessor at CID No IL The stock
consisting Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Of all kinds, CHEMICALS. TRUsSBs. SUPPORT
GOODS, DYES,
PAINTS, OILS, &c. &C.,
will be kept full and Of the best quality All medicines
VIII De selected by myself to meet the Of the sick
and De dispensed by myself experienced clerks with
Call and Try us You will not regret it, DR.. Putnam
viii continue TO promptly as heretofore all pro
fessicnal calls A. Physician and Surgeon.
january 9, 1858. e7dSvu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26
tkaV Err NE ~ :
For other River Items see Seventh Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
last evening and up TO midn ighi, v ere the
sam Orr, from Esstpoft; Quiekstep, to
Cairo; James cray. TO Frostnurg; Molite
Norton, 10 HendeTson.-----...The Sam, Orr
had q fair trip. consisting of grain, lum-
Der and miscellaneous freight. She dis
charged 1000 feet of dressed flooring at
Mt Vernon. She had lot OF new Tonnes
see wheat...-..-.rhe packets had fair trips
opt........The Chattanooga. win make her
last trip to the Wabash on Monday
or Tuesday next About all the
freight is out OF the wabash .......--
The Linton turned back from Canton TO
take the freight OF the Pine Grove.....-.....
The Richmond passed Memphis at II
o'clock wednesday and viii be here to-
day.....-..The Indiana was monentarily
expected at midnight.....~.The Anna ar
rived q little after midnight. She had an
excellent trip, and had to refuse freight at
Boulsville,....-..W learn there is TO be
produced soon. by a noted and "vera-
eious I" river reporter, new edition of the
.sCork Leg or what helost while fighting
in the 81 Lost Cause" to be followed by the
story of Our Cashier Was out. THE
Indiana passed Cairo at II p. NJ
wednesday, and the Richmond ate P. NJ
yesterday The Indiana would bein be
/ fore morning.
MANIFEST OF steamer Chattanooga from
I Mount Carmel to Evansvtlle.-H.V erhoen
i Jr q Co., 1873 sacks corn, p bundles gun.
! niles; II. ID. Umble. $40 bags wheat. bun
1 die bags; G. Viele & Co., barrels vinegar
| Babcock & Steele, bundles scrap iron; l.
! Ruffner, Jr., & Co, 4 tierces hams; John
| Nugant, cylinder, l lot iron; Decker 6
! sons, % bundles rake teeth; Hnbbs, Pat.
rick & Co, 228 barrels -four; A. Refs, 4 dry
/ hides, 2 green do, bundle sheep pelts
| Jaquess' Hudspeth & Co., crate rags; H
| o. Babcock, reaper and NOV er; Preston
| Bros, 10 dry hides. H-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26
- SeM York Markell E

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, June IS.
8 HCorror-More active and yale better;
sales of 800 bales at 3O54@3lc for middling
FLoUR-R Receipts, 7,2l0; moreaetive; part
for export, and without decided change IN
prices; sales of Il, 400 barrels at s. e597 80
for superfine State and Western; 81 1893 90
for extra State; 81 70G9 20 for extra
Western $40 So@l2 80 for white wheat ex-
gle o. for extra st. Louis; $40 509l4 80 for
good to aoice; closing steady included in
the sales are 1850 barrels extra State, for
export California unchanged: BYE flour
CORN MEAL-Quiet-
WHISKY-Nom1nal.
WHEAT-Reaeipt pts, 15,s22 bushels; heavy
and l@2c lower; No. nominal a. 81 09;
sales of 81 GOO bushels; No. Spring at
81 627<@2 s.; white Michigan g 90; extra
RYE-Heavy sales of 800 bushels; South
BAILEY AND BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CoRE-Receipts of 22,742 bushels; heavy,
and about lie lower; sales of 6S, 600 bushels
at 81 05gI 08 for mixed Western afioat.
OATs-Firmer; closed dull and rather
easier; sales of II 900 bushels at SS74qs31zc
for Western in store and a1oat, closing
with buyers at over S3c.
RICE-Duu.
SUGAR-SIeady; sales of 500 barrels C1ba
at ll1zdlI5sc.
MOLAssES-DuH.
HoPS-Quiet.
PETEoLEUM-Firm, at Ice for crude; SIC
for refined bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork heavy and dropping
sales l $50 bills, at SIS 25@z8 IS for new mess,
closing at az 81 regular; ST s7@28 90 for
old do, closing at SIS % regular; 81 500
S23 90 for prime, and s24 Is for prime mess.
Beef quiet and unchanged; sales l40 bbls
Beef Hams dull aud heavy. Cut Meats
quiet; sales 15O packages at l2glse foI
shoulders, and l51a9l7c for hams; middles
nominal. Lard quiet and steady sales OF
$40 tierces at l6Z9I7c for steam, and
I715aISe for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEEsE-F Firm.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool quiet and
hrmeF; 900 bbls. flour shipped at I'D pei
steam; Tor wheat. cd was bid and sgd ask
ed per sail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-26
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. June ..
FLoUR-Market dull; but limited de-
mand 80 50Cd9 IS for family.
WHEAT-Dull; held at 81 0592 10 for Nos.
CoRNNnuII and declining; ear SIC;
shelle% soc.
OATS In better supply; market dull at
75676c for No. /.
RYE-Duil at 81 GOAL 50.
CoTToN-Dull and declining; small sales
at 28L5c for middling.
TOBACCO in good demand; sales of go
hogsheads at S6g9 40 for Tugs, and $40 20@
S45 30 for leaf.
NJ ESs PORK-Dull at s2S.
BULK MEATS-Nery dull and declining +;
shoulders sold at IlSzc; packed sides he'd
at lie.
BACoN-Very du1; shoulders could have
been bought at I254c packeds and clear rib
and clear at sl614a 16szc; sugar-eured hams
nominal at 1S1zg 1870.
LARD~-Very dull and sold at l65<c ri
BUTTER Very dull; supply large and
prices e lower the tendency is sti1 down
ward.
sERDs-Ciover seed salable at $40 per
bushef; nethtng doing in timothy.
GoLD-140z. q