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TPuBL1c--No. 1i8.7

AN ACT to correct at error in the en-
rollment of the Act Imposing
taxes on distilled spirits and .tobac-
co, and for other purposes" n1s p
Be it enacted by the Senate aud
House of Representatives Of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the last clause of
the first sentence of section, forty
eight of the Act imposing taxes con
distilled spirits and tObaecos and for
other purposes, approved July TWEEN
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, be amended so that it viii read !.
-; or three dollars per. dozen bottles,
each bottle containing not, more than
one pint" etc, instead of each bot
tie containing more than one pint, .
etc. the word no" having been
omitted ia the enrolment of the act.
Approved July 2, 1865 - -.ea;r,5r
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS oFaTHE UNITED sFATEs. I'd 81
Passed at lie Second Session of The
Fortieth Congress. : = ~, ~ =, :,
TPUBL1c-No. fb31

dafE GPUBLIc-No. 1O2. -. .'a,.... -.
An act to establish new land dis
trict In the State of Nebraska. uofl
Be it enacted by the Senate. aud
House of Representatives of the.
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That all that ipor-
ton of the Omaha land district In the
State of Nebraska included within.
the following limits, to-wit.:l On the
cast by the line dividing ranges six.
and seven east; on the north by the
line dividing townships twenty aud
twenty-one north; on the south by
the south bank of the .PlattewRiver;
and on the west by the west boundary.
of the State, shall constitute ans addi-
r1oBal land dlstF1et, TO be called the
Grand Island district, the location
of the Office for which shall be desig-
mated by the President of the United
States, and Shall by him, from time to
time, be changed as the public inter
est may seem TO require 10 it9i51a9
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the President be, and is hereby,
authorized to appoint, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate,
register and receiver for said land
district, who shall be required TO re-
side at the site of their office, have
the same powers. responsibilities, and
emoluments, and be subject to the
same acts and penalties which are or
may be prescribed by law in relation
to other land officers in said State.
SEC, 3. And be it further enacted
That the President is hereby: author
lied to cause the public lanes in said
district, with the exception of snchlas
may have been or may be reserved for
other purposes, to be exposed to sale
in the same manner and upon the
same terms and conditions as other
public lands of, the United States:
Provided, That all sales and locations
made at the office Of the. old district
of lands situated within the limits of
the new district which shall be valid
and right ID other respects, up TO the
day on which the new Office shallqgo
into operation, be, and the same are
hereby, confirmed. ii8H haew boo "
Approved July 27, 1868. 0j 93go
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WASHINGTON, August 27.-Judge
Underwood is in this city, still en-
gagged in the effort to reorganize the
J judiciary of Virginia, In accordance
with the 14th article Of the amend
men5 to the Constitution of the
United States.
The receipts from customs from the
17rh to the 22d inclusive, were
50 985. .655. .aass
WASHINGTON. August 27.-Perry
Fuller to day entered his bonds of
500 900 as Collector of Customs for
New Orleans. He will leave for that
city tomorrow. Isa
The following named persons were
appointed storekeepers to-day under
the new tax law: William G.. Lee,
New York, and Barnard Barnard,
New York city. The following were
appointed gaueers: Frank Webb,
Highth District; Henry G. De Alma.
Second District, and Thompson G..
Dunn. Sixth District of New York !;
Robert Z. Long, Henry Olmsted and
W. s. Grant, Sixth District of Ken
tucky; Milton Ct. Gillette and Holmes
&c. Patrick, Fourth District of Cali
fornia; Robert d. Ferguson, District
of Columbia, and William B. Van
Hooks, Third District of Ohio.
WAsHfNdroN, August 27. = Hon.
f. w. Seward, Assistant Secretary of
State, left o-night for New York
city, on public business. ali ~ -@ -.
1.-The President has recognized Chas.
.Verghoe as Consul of Bavaria at
Chicago, and Charles A. Cooare as
Consul of Bavaria at Cincinnati.
q Commissioner Rollins has instruct
ed someaOf the detectives employed
BY the Internal Revenue Bureau, to
perform the duties of supervisors In
cases where such services are Tequir-
led, until supervisors under the new
tax law shall be appointed by the
proper authority.
]. WASHINGTON, August 27.- Seere-
tary Seward. in accordance with the
informal vote OF Congress, has enter
ed into negotiations with Mr.. Thorn
.ytopp the English Minister, for new
/ reciprocity treaty with Canada, of the
old treaty form, the basis of negotia-
tions which will soon be in condition
for transmission to the Imperial Gov
ernmept and the Canadian authori-
ties. Ii is expected the treaty viii be
effected in time for ratification by the
Senate at the December session Of
Congress- trlIs" "A.
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CANADA.
A RObber Lynehed-He COnfesseS
lis OFime--FenlaR Affairs. 4a.

PErRoLIA, Canada, Aug. 27.-Geo.
Deighton, who was arrested last night
Gu suspicion of stealing FIVE hundred
doll4rs from the landlord of the Put
nam Hotel, was forcibly taken from
jail By citizens and conveyed to a der
rick, where a confession of sthe fact
was extorted from him, after being
suspended three times, once by the
wrists and twice by the neck, till life
was almost extinct. AIR ~
OTTAWA, August .-Governmen mt
detectives say they have informati a
and descriptions of several Head CeL-
ters and leading Feuians who are ex-
peeted here at Whalen's trial. HoitS
j. ii. Cameron and Hon. M @. Cau :
erOn, of Toronto, have been retaint d
to defend Wbalen. ., :. '',,l -..-,7,. :, r.
The French frigate Distress arrived
at Montreal this afternoon .s
a great cricket match, was played
at Toronto to day between the nils
tary and civilians of the PROVINCES of
Ontario and Quebec, which resulted
IN a victory for the military by fifty,
three runs a.l ~ esrQ. $50 81
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Late News Items.

Gold closed In New York. yesterday, at
1855. ~ ft
John MorrIssey denies that he hss staked
money against the Democrat candidates,
and says he shall support the regular nom
inees.
General Hunter, in a card, states that he
headed a list of the Commission trying
Mrs surratt, who petitioned the Presid ent
for her pardon.
A Boston dispatch, OF date the 27th says
John Sackrlder, clerk with Sackrider &
King, commission merchants, has alb
seconded, having realized a considerable
amount OF money on forged checks. The
total OF h.s iorgeries Is said to be SIS. 900 or
s20,OCO
A Rio Janerlo correspondent says that
General Webb has received Instructions to
demand his passports IL the steamer Wasp
IS not permitted TO ascend the river to
Asaneia.
A New York dispatch of date 9th, says
a clerk of an opposition manager served a
wri of injunction upon Mr.. Harktns, the
actor at the broadway Theater, In the
middle of a scene, thereby almost creating
riot. The play was, however, performed
to the conclusion.
\ " hite sulphur Springs correspondents
of the Richmond Whtg says General Rose
Grams. IN his Interview with Lee and
others, proposed that the general officess
of the Con federate army. representing az
they do the yaIor, the chivalry, and Tho
truth OF the South. write and lay befor5
the Northern people, I'm a tangible forTn
that cannot be disputed, the true state or
the feeling as he had found IL everywhere
in his travels south.
A sandusky (Onio) dispatch OF date the
27th saws: Great preparations are being
made for the Ffremen's and Base Ball
Tournament to BE- held in that city Sep
tember 10th and 1Irh. Fire companies and
base ball clubs from all the principal cities
and towns OF Ohio, and many from other
States have gnifIed their intention TO be
present, and IL is expected to be the largest
affair of the kind held In that section.
Prizes amounting to 81 900 are offered. ~
A New York dispatch of date 9th, says
a suit was Instituted In the Westchester
Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday,
to test the rights of mechanics to prevent
no members of their Union from resum-
ing their avocation. Eight ,bricklayers
were INDICTED for conspiracy, in refusing
to allow the defendant, VIM. dawson, TO
work at the trade, hs not being a member
of The r club. After considerable evidence
a legal exposition of the statute Affecting
the case, the jury returned a verdict OF
guilty. r- f+N ~ ~tit tfiit'
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS, August q. 4
! TOBACCO r Less animated but prices
maintained.
HEMP-U Unchanged; sales of undressed
at $3.50 100 per ton.
FLeUR-Dun nd unsttled, and declining
for all grades below fancy; sales of snper-
fine at So .: double extra 81 ST12d9. y el
WHFAT-Quist aud unchang ed at 81 S5a
81 2 for prime to choice red; 81 2jd2 y
Tor fancy red anu choice white. e o.. IE
~ CoRN-DGiI and easier at S9093c. -.
OATs-A little better: sales al 5IM55c
BARLEY-Duli at 81 50 for choice Spring.
RYE-FiTm andsunchanged; sales at 81 I3
al %. 4ssft5r. 45= & 81 atB ~
PeRk-Inactive; jobbfng lots sold at
S29 25e129 50s .soGFlE tat
BULK MEATs-Eold at l6c for dry salted
. clear sides. q l
p BACON Quiet; small order sales at I314
@l31ac for shoulders; 1I14GI719c for eIea
sides; zoe for Sug ar-cured hams. 10. Zen
LARD-Cuiet at 1S15c for choice tierce.
WHsKY-Quiet at 81 D. ~
Unchanged. t --rIf ..
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A MEMBER OF the Democratic

A MEMBER OF the Democratic Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES of Baltimore
County, Maryland. has declared for
GRANT and COLFAx. He says he
does notagree with all the PRINCIPLES
and aims of the Republican party.
but thai in the present position of the
Democratic party and the attitude of
their candidates, he sees far moro to
condemn, and as one who supported
the Union 10 the dark days of the
rebellion, he viii now heartily give
all his influence in aid Of the con-
queror of that rebellion. s.-a.ia
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 27. = Dispatches
from Rome state that Rev. DIR. Henry
Z. Manning, the eminent Roman
| Catholic Divine and Archbishop of
Londen, is to be made Cardinal. 1t
is also reported that Manseigner Jo-
seph Berardi will soon.FelieveG Cardinal
Antonelle, as Secretary of State and
| President of the Papal Ministry.
LIVERPOOL, August 2-ProEisions
and lard closedfrm. Quotations un7
changed. ss 10 a. -rg- .isjs.f s--,
LONDON, August 27.-Amoug the
cargo of the steamship Nebraska,
which arrived at Liverpool few days
since, was large quantity of hay,
shipped from New Y ok, tosbe sold in
this market. This hay was accord
ingly put up at auction yesterday, and
the whole lot was sold at from 80 to
100 shiilings per ton. English hay,
of 20 better quality than the Ameri-
can, readily brings nearly, if not quite,
200 shillings per ton. feLo 1a saI
FRANCE. fa .9i
PARIS, August 27.-It is announced
that the Emperor VIII visit the camp
at Chalous on the second Of Septem-
ber II
The'sale of the Figaro newspaper
in the streets of Paris has been pro
PARIS, August 27.-The Bourse
closed quiet. Rentes 70f 75c.
rs DENMARK. 81 97.s-f.,-s
COPENHAGEN, August 27. - The
Danish Government has decided
against the adoption of the decimal.
system of coinage sin the national
mlnts. 1g.r ri3 a.. tma-Ta
8n TURKEY. $50 18t llr /
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August lad
miral Farragut gave a grand banquet
yesterday, on board the flagship
Franklin, to the members of the
Turkish Ministry, and ambassadors
of Foreign Powers at ConstantinOple. /.
l.nap leo HUNGARY. fr fef5 a.t
PEsTH, August 27.-Advices from \
Rustchuk report that insurrectionary
bands have again made their appear.
anee in Bulgaria, and several r1lficts
have taken place between them and
the Turkish troops. The result is
yet unknown. a"3 -l AI
ITALY.
TURIN. August 27.-Prime Minister
Gen. Menabre, has arrived at Nice.
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New YORK. Rry Goods Marker. .

BY TeIegraph.I NEW YORK, August q.
DRY GOoDs-The print market became a
little demoralized through the influence of
few leading JObbIng houses in reducing
the prices of the small supplies on hand
In order to buy supplies. American, Lam
caster and Oriental are being obbed as
low as l212c; although IL would be unfair
to say that this is their real mark ct value,
when Sprague's and Riehmondys are
bringing l315c, aud Pacific and Cocheco 14c:
the AmOskeags are down TO I21$c; Lowell
to l018c, and Wamsutta to 9ISc. Brown
sheetings steady, at l6tal7c for l4est makes
In biesched muslins there is not much
change; LonesdaIe are senIBg at lSc and
Bartlett az 1910. a#fstfs9a So -
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NEWARK, N. J.
Democratic District Convention
Nominations.

NEWARK, N. J., August 27.-The
Fifth District Democratic Convention
to-day nominated Oiestes Cleveland.
for Congress. The Third District
Democratic Convention, held at Som
erville, yesterday, nominated John L.
Bird, of Huntington, for Congress. @
The Second District Republican
Convention, held at Toms River.
to- day, nominated General James E.
Rusting, of Trenton. ~
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph CIEcINEATI. August "a.
-ELouR-DnII: fannilv 50 z6aIO % a---

by Ielegfapn.j C1NCINHATI. august ~.
sFLoUR-Dull; family 50 75d10 90. fs...f
WHEAT-Firmer at the close and not to
be had below 81 90, with buyers Offering
81 80. -----=l-a---s---e---.-
- CoRN-Quiet at Csc for ear; 95c shelled.
3 OATs-Quiet at 55c and SIC for No. and
RYE4DulI at 81 25. ad E f.- f-l, y ]is.
BARLEY Firm but quiet.
sa Cor oN-FirTn at z912c.
TOBACCO Unchanged and hrm; sales OF
1863 hOgSh eads.
I WHIsKY-In limited demand at CSC in
bond. e-H51 g eslfz fa sfs1
S29 co. y 4AN
BULK MEATs-FirTn at I2@1214c, and 1870
1or shoulders and sides. rs
BACoN-In fair demand at 1890 for sh ouI-
ders, and I7Ae for clear sides; sugar cured
hams at 209211zc-
IARD-DuIl at 1870. ergt
BBUTTER-Scarce and firm at 30I3Sc.
EGGS-Firmera and supply light at I60lI7c.
HAY-SI 90 higher: Sl3 0O9l5 90 per ton.
LINSEED OIL-Selltng TO a limited extent
at 81 l5.< rsHrrea su
SEI Ds- Unchanged and quiet, with not
much de nand. f4u tyl ~
GROCERI IEs--Steady. t .etr
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EurOpean Market.

BY Cable LONDON, Aug. rs PM.
CoNsoLs Closed at 9414 for money and
account; u. s. 5-9Os 7l1z Erie sI1S; Illinois
Central 9l15. aaam a9EsagtXa s41
i FRANKFORT, Aug. 27-@Eve.
BoNDs-5-20s closed at 751S. asilf Il siuo4sR
e LIvERPoon,f Aug. 2z-z5 Pnr. q
{ CorToN-Ciosed buOyant; . fntddIineAup-
lands lid; Orleans Ilezd: sales of to-day
1900 bales. 4# #rseeTr SEN a4rt-
CoRN-Adyanced Sd, and quoted at s5s
Sd for mixed Western. ii hs4s54. 81 fa.
TURPEETINE = Advanced 3D.; the last
sales were at 25s Cd per cwt. ~
W LONDON, August q.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England shows that the bullion has Ia
creased $4,000 sterling. moan fea ,,s.f, ,
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ROCHE sTER, NJ. Y.
Meeting OF the SpiritualIsts--Large
Fire.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 27.-The attend
ance at the Spiritualiste meeting to-
day was large. A committee on the
organization of Children's Lyceums
was appointed. This forenoon statis-
ties of Spiritualism in Ohio were
read. A Mrs. Wheeler, of Ohio, ad-
dressed the Convention while in a
trance.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August "a
fire in the village of Bethel, Ontario
County, last night, destroyed property
to the.yalue of $4,000. "A. erist mill
drug store, hotel, post Office, two dry
goods stores, one dwelling, aud a large
quantity of wool were among the
property destroyed. 81
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GREENBRIAR.
Of General ROseerans,

GREEN BRiAR, WH1TE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. V, August 27.-Gep.
RoseeFans left here at 10 A. NJ. for
Washington, taking with him the ad-
dress and correspondence of the rep
.resentatives of the South here. The
General declined TO make it known.
II is in substance a proclamation of
the sentiments of the Southern people
on the political situation. 1t viii be
made public by General Roseerans,
with an address of his own, through
the Central Democratic Conservative
Committee Of Washington.
Its signed by Generals Lee, Beau
regard. Echols, aud Anderson, Alex,
II S ephen.. Governor Letcher. Pick
ems. and all the prominent men here
Many representatives of the press
are here. Assistant Postmaster Gen-
eral Zevelly and Mr.. Cochrane, q
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SPRINGFIELD, ELASS.
Railroad COlIiSiOn-0ne Man Killed
-Fa another BADLY Injured.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 27.-
A collision occurred this afternoon
betwee freight and wood train on
Long Bridge over the Connections
River, near HOlyOke. One man was
instantly killed, and one thrown into
the river, butiatterwafds rescued, and
four badly wounded. The engine and
twelve cars were badly wrecked, but
the bridge was but little damaged. {
The Democratic clubs of this city
are making arrangements for torch
light procession after the State nomi-
naiions are made.
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DETROIT.
A Democratic Rancho Dedicated
Torches, BOnflFes and Music.

DETRoIT. Mich, August 27.-The
new Democratic RanGbe was dedi-
Gated tonight Addresses were made
by Senator Doolittle of Wisconsin,
Hon. q. V. Lathrop, cx- Mayor Mills.
and others oil this city. The different
Democratic ward clubs turned out in
large numbers and marched to the
Rancho with bands, torches. transpa-
rencies, Ne. Bonfires were built, can
non fired, fireworks let off, and great
enthusiasm was manifested by both
speakers and audience.
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Governor Baker -nt New Albany.

We direct the attention of our
readers to the account OF Governor
BAKERS magnificent reception az
New Albany, on Tuesday night W.
hope a perusal Of the report will stir
mp his own iellOw-oitizens aud towns
men to give him an ovation on Friday
next worthy the man, and which Will
be a credit to Evansville. .se,a
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RALEIGH, N. G.
Death Of Hon. David j. Swayne--Ad.
JOurnment OF the legislature
City Quiet.

RALEIGH, August 27.-Hon. David
the U1Serity, died d'I toay fFSsaest Some Sl
weeks ago be and Prof, Fetter were
thrown from a wagon, and Mr.: Swayne
seriously injured. His death is at
tributed to the Injury, eV gi.9 f0qq.
This city has been very quiet since
the adjournment of the Legislature
on Monday. 70 R.I9gsisG pTHQ2 A
A warm Presidential canvass is ex-
pected in this State, and both parties
are moving energetically. naN AeL
Most of the white United States
troops are being removed from the
State, and one or more regiments Of
colored troops are being concentrated.
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ATTAIN TIA. sas
Legislative neutrality-suspicious.
~ Postponed c,g 4

ATLANTA, August 27.-In the Ser :
ate day bill postponing the elee-
tion in Savannah until the 2Gi Tues
dav in December, was passed by 80
. to Z. 1t also increases the number of
ballot boxes to three. Mr.. Campbell,
a negro, opposed. the ,postponement
He said if the balIot-boxes were in
one building the negroes would have
no chance to vote, and if not allowed
to vote, they would fight. He warned
Senators to be careful how they aet.3s.
In the House a long and warm dis
cussion took place on the eligibility
of negro members and the right of
negroes to hold Office.
Mr.. .Tomblin (Demoerat) said the
question was one of vital importance
to both races in Georgia. They are
here consuming the peoples money,
and the action of the Legislature was
cl0gged until the question was settled.
A motion to reconsider the minori
" report was adopted. Ayes so, noes
/ So. a m
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New York GOLD and stock Market.

By Telegraph.f New YORK, August q.
MONEY Y-Easier than for a long time
past chfefiv owing to the f. Hing of 10
CURRENCY shipments to the interior. can
STERIING- quiet at 9gs14 per cent.
1 Go D = opened unsettled ah9 closeu
strong. The price opened at 1925, de-
/ ciined to I44J5, advanced to l451s, fell to
| 1447z and closed at IDS.
( Exports to-day sbT,uOU
observation-disclosures more active and
/ ,,f9ber INT closed weak, and the advance
was lost. Coupons Of -, 1l554glli: do. '62,
ii84@ll315; do ,64, 10s549Ii0; %. 70, 1ll2s@l
do, Y6S, 10SglOS1s.
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
Democratic State COnVentiOn-Res
OlutiOn Adopted. .tt D.,

WIL8uNGToN, DEL. August 27.--
The Democratic State Convention at
Dover, yesterday, nominated Benjamin
I. Briggs, of Newcastle, for Congress.
The following resolution, adopted by
the State Convention In June. was
again affirmed as one of the principles
of the party:
ResotUed, That the elective fran
ehise is political privilege, and not
a natural right, and is to be granted or
withheld by the several States to their
respective inhabitants. as in the free
and sound Judgment aud discretion o!
each State it shall be deemed for the
public interest and welfare.
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English papers by the last steam
er state that " 1t is expected that the
harvest will be completed in the South
Of England by the end of this week.
The yield of wheat will be about ten
sacks an acre, nearly double that of
last year, and third more than the
..,4e,.,ga y .. -g ,-
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LouIsyIIle Market.

By Telegraph-I II 4 : LOUISVILLE. Ang. "a. 3
ToBACCo-Sales SO hogsheads at full rates;
lugs 70 medium leaf 81 25 g Ia so; cutting
leaf SIS 90. H3lt4El nG .Sl18s7 80
FLoUR-Superfine 81 90. fae zEs.--
WHEAT-SI 90a2 90.
CoRE-S5990c IN bulk. ela f-i+ 70 q z
OATS-45648c. .rsr zFz= 700 -, a., f.. ---e,-
RYE-SI 80 4-4t
SUGAR-165<c for refined. HEf rsar
MESs PoRK-S29 50. = --.....s.... .
LARD -1S1<@1S5zc. ga sH iit
BACoN-Shouldefs 13z<c; clear rib sides
1870, and clear sides 1z1zGl71%c. asz.I 80 I
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I25zc, clear sides
1614Gl61$c, o4t-5 stt9 t=ft7-E = = = II : =
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Chicago Market,

BY telegraph CHICAGO, August q.
FLOUR Qniet and UNCHANGED.
72 WHEAT-4n falr demand: sales of No.
at 81 73@I "A and No. 2 at 81 6303I IS; clos
ing at 81 6S9l 63ls; sales since Change,
81 631z for No. 2.
CoKN In fair demand sales OF No. at
$3.50 954cs No. 2 9S14f99Ss4; rejected, $500
9Tc; this afternoon No. / was weak at 81.
I Z OATS i n moderate request and easier;
sales at 521z@53c; closing at525zd53c.
KYE-lrregular; sales of No. at 81 -269
81 20; closing at 81 q; sales of No. 2 at
81 22(Gl %. fz. 9H -lGT
BARLEY-ModeEately active: sales of No.
at 81 56gl So; closing at 81 561zgI 81.
PRoYISToNS-Qulet an0 unchanged :mess
pork, SO 50; lard, nominal at IS149l81zc;
shoulders lfS<6sI sI2c Cumberland 131z9I3Sz
sugar picked hams I7154lSc.
FREIGHTs-Act al &c for corn, Ice for
wheat, and Sc for oats to Buffalo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

THE New fork Herald says if Mr..
SgYMoUR's letter accepting the Demo-
cratic nomination. = faithfully pre-.
sents the operations of his brain. that
must be the least positive and effect
i've organ that was ever encased in
the Uranium of a man Of respectable
nosition - ~ Nt nna efan1 Iu.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
Mamnhis Markell.

By TeIegraph.l m MEMPHIS, August .27.
CorroN-NominaI; receipts bales ssex-
ports none.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Scarce.
CORN-S5a90e. a-a r.4 --s- -
OATS-55660c -5t -A1a1llas
HAY--S22 0O923 90.
BRAN -S24 90.
CoRNMEAL-S4 1904 so.
PoRK-S29 5000 90. -s..f...ss--
BAcoN-DuIl; shoulders 1S1zc; clear sides
17sze.
LARD-I9a2Oc