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MOORE. ACHILLES BALLARD
JEHIEL F. MOORE.


p YSyHE PUBLIC are in
a 3=zEs.szs..sezss-sf Il formed that we re
AspNNys=sssS= Manufacturing BOOTS
Ss&ssssssys stZ<@1.~ G, and SftOItS, and have
IAfs4sss - on hand large assert
TX 2ssTss,so ~ Elent of make,
- f5s5sx5-E1zs which we are Offering al
eses-NtNeisf1ssaa.s--- reduced prices, for Cash,
sSI~SN in order TO close out our
81 Winter Stock
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Rep airing,

Done short notice. Shop Second Story,
Curme, Dunn 4 Co. g Leather Store;
R Sign of the Big Boot. ~
"a j. MOORE CO.
Richmond lst no. Odd 1853 Aim
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more efficient government oc the Rebel States.''
passed March 2, 1867, or of the several acts
supplementary thereto; and all such cases
now pending in said Court, either by appeal or
otherwise. from any decision or proceeding had
in the premises. in any District Circuit
Court of the United States, shall be dismissed
by said supreme Court, and no record of any
proceeding had, or which may be had before
either of the District Commanders, under either
of said acts. shallbe removed to or renewed in
any other tribunal, either upon habsas corpus,
quo warranto, or in any other manner what
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
Destinations GefannhnaGnug.
GUatifSirte Stimmgfter Der Stapt Baltimore
lsS. SiSorp.

N5Cr ltnter,ejfnste, G%:aifrir. Sedmtsr htr t%reiJtbnten QDare
Der Start Baltimore, ernduut Scm Gcnrerneur rt Wlarp'
lamb inter bent Scege Der dHtnblu prn Warslanb, ~8tnebnliAt
am 80. WlNrl 1865, bat ee Jle8 ttratirn ptr Sttmnseter be-
ia8rf Ware in lsterethfhrmurs nit btiaatem Geiege beeRs
DSt uHe miro .
am @fontaa, Sicufds unS mittppdb,
ben H., I3. rne Il. Sftptcr
pn @iprgenS 8 DIS atenbs ubr IN Nr. All.
Sdtatpgaftr.
duweirb ien, I'M ir8snewelGe Auslafnn8th cher Sttler In
t~el0aien Qiitsn III ]pcgeeiern, prtauf eteielbet s~Re8ulti8 &c"
iblpiet perlen.
Vile gerlOnsu. metbe aus ir8ene elmer sDarh rea8e c9en
NIB has QGpbnredt in elmer anteru &c WrnaieJ trlanst ba'
Ten, pper trGeno wclts 4GrirRenJ bic &unte son benz Mbiebsn
ir0eap psiter Gerirren bAben, bic IN her fpl8tneen 9tte an
a~clcrcu fnp. perecn e~rgetenit erlu@t, ~ erfnetnsn uuS benz
JteBlpratpr DliubetlunB Won her 2bdtlate u MAIDEN.
NTH. SrnerR reiiutt.
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FU u, II, lNI " VttNUFFl
rpr 9rr,en5 0 Bis IbCRb!9 uRr In Mr. Of, &re=
fCrs uahe GuIdmAr.,
Urpeicnb tcir, I'm trseUsrtltc &u5lIflnasn rteT Ertler in
teingter 2tNca III cetbsiern, woraGf b~eieiten t~utgG..!8 Ge'
ihlcnER pe. fel.
4ue pgsEcRsu. pslGe aus ir8eab trer g0lsb w%e8eSceen
une has G9pbnreh. In ttnfr 0netrr &c Dtcrate) ernn8t pa
len prer trBeRS pelrt Ycrfpucu, bic &unbe ppr ttni &Eiceen
irRenb welaer gerfontn btbGn, bic ii htg t~pllcntct Vtre an
aclebtn tint, wfttGu %Cr0sttnN .riubt, III eritewsa NM tem
G~lSitra,pr NlittRetlun8 ron her iiatia4s i'll ltalta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
0isnualifsirt.
Tie ~feIacnscr Tamen bat man re8en SsetsfaVs. Pttr uut'
tnaes zen Der cine acr setnteN war Gefrtteu;
Gleniitratipns 9cianntnadnna.

Sbg,nas q. Rrbb, 6t5iitratrr
ter sttRten Dlre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12

VILWITItgIEVNFL
Sunltfitrle Sttntmaeber Der Giant &alttItterf.
III. GSGro.
Der ltntsrjcttnctt, Re9ilriFs Stanter eer eilftsn g1are her
Statt q ltinicrc, etraurt Srr @puCsrnCir SpH gfarnidne
inter tsn gsreEt her @itH,tiN ron WtGrplart, g~tnstrttBt AM
80. Idr, 1888 bat tie RsSitraticn tcT Strn8stsr tstastrr
9per, In lleb,rstrgtnmuuG nit ~befaBtsni gesSt teenei1t uRs
ar Gecntas. 1icnf1aa iire Wfittruud,
ben ~, 10. urb "A. Sftrbc',
ron Rcraers o BIS Httnb5 Q u9r IN VT. 27S,
PROFESSIONALISM,
nrweieut ictn, nm ir9Gnewelhe Aus!I.H19er cher Seb!tr IN
tefoeten QiFtn III %ptIbsfera, prrauf etrieIbsn sHs1ultt8 &C.
ihlpstn Nertert
ode prrirnen. wrl&e aus iraert enter gars %res8tjp9eh
ut baB g9pbHtedt IN etaer hnherr ts Wloaatt) eIldnlt pa
ben, cher ireene reITe gtrirRen, HE Sunpt Won Rem 6eiteeR
traerp wsiSer geriuncr habeH, bic tn her ~tol9erecn Gnte an
0tltbtu .ns, prreCH %frgsbin't erfuht, ~ e''nsineR nGe rem
Rs1tAraspr Rtt.bstIuRa rca tsr 3batidte AZ rtatin.
G = - 81 = q :. / = -
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Qifdnnltf3irt.

percjfniF ern S]tiHmaeDcru bar { lft6t 9Gdrb, ttc rract
Abebfis pssr ~gNGg,u9cS aus Der &arS Utcr be. Staat ppH
her QGalicriilG Belrtdtt murEei:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12

IN s.. 5aposr, Ne8ilratcr h
Ger tlliteH &are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
9t8ouaIifzirt.

inb aus ben nit an~sefibrttn 8rlueeu
spOlften gp1re geitriden ppreen.
4 Nrs,inft. oelprbtu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-11
@rDBe SargatnS!

GeiptItnf6fer 8atearun6.
Durb pripat Sanoel iu perfaufen!
Cine Wrlrgrnbsit Die dd Hi6t isbrn Gan
rr6fnft.
Die tlnter;ti@netsn, ipsI&r nsuIidb ibr G,t1dSft
ale Saubol3tdnbler In Der City bon Qutntaun
auf9s8sbsn tabsn, tpiinlGtn nun ben prtbpoIIen
@runb morauf baOelbs bsirisbrn pprbsn III, burtb
Drisat Sanesl 5u prrfauftn, ,-Dafslts belistt
aus
60 Sup in Der Sronte an Der Samilton
Strabe,
unb timer Sttfe bon 230 surid an cine qles.-
SO u btss ssraee ssipinfdhr @runb Ietr fdSn
ssltssn, alwc bic Gotten 70 litsen, taB man
fsins umiidnbe BET 0isstnipstter In ben 8ellen
NIT esm sBaiir bat.-Dat.i, unb was bic
6auptfa&s II, IN Der limfanb, bae Der @runb In
stntm Der 5aupt. GsIGdftettsilm BON alItntaun
unb nabe 5assrtu6s @a1tauI, litat, auf mel.
dem @issnttum bisIsm CONNER NOD 6 @sI&Gft8.
Sdultr trrihtst pfretn icllen.
Das Ndbert unb bic annctm6aren YrsIbe unp
Stbnsunssn gfabrt mnd psnn man anruft an
ben attsn StantpIabt bon
S. {. uno 2S. 8. 6offman.
NdrS 81. 1868. notp
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01uern febet bier!

S1pcm Die SobrS1Cit fir Den 2dnbbou unb bic
@drtncrci bd iit, 10 cmpfcbIcn mir Den S,ouern
rmb Srnicni9cn bic i'm SciiBc bon @drtcn iino
ben Iibcr0lcn 8cbrduG bon.
SnpheneS Staub.
SicIw Nrtitcl lit Subrrcitct in unIcrcr llmocb.
nn9 nno bat Strait bci ii6 ieIbit, por5h0lidcr Al
r9cnb cincm Sin9cr, in Der 0crporbrn0una
BON elmer Wlcn9c bc6 GrtragS BON
@aiscn, @el idforn, 9foe9en, 8ubnais
gen, 9ras, II. {. m.-Nub @arten
Se9etoblien, ol5 grobeeren,
Srouben,
nno 6rubt im NHgCncinen -6ilr alIc Slrtcn pou
Se9ctabcn, nnb mir mDdtcn binSufiiacn fir
Wclf4fprn unb 8uapaisen
i'm Scicnbcrcn -Gcine prOou,irtiiec &r6ftc
fpnnen ni6t Su bod 9eprcIen pCrbcli.
- @eo ein9elt9t, ipclbc Dem 8runb bcrci6Crt
pirb 9etpiBli6 dIS cine n0tirlidDc Sbatlad,c, ben
gduer bcre6crn
saS 81 bcrtdufcn an Der Sprbon @rhfc
in NIentann-Gingan9 al Der g8alnuEs StroEc
Npril Z. 1868 uo6lR
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Damen Srimmins Stcbr.
MrS. 81. 81. g. 0ulbin

IN ioebei BON 3cuDcrt 5urif 9etebrt, nit ben
sr66eifen NIB meiit npbislen Stof bon Srimm-
ing, ipclber ie in slacntaun gum gertauf an9e>
boten ipurbe -Sn @erbinpung nit ben Srimm-
inss bat Ie cin srcBeS NGcrtcment bon
.6oopsfirts, pelbe fo9lei6 in cine 6e>
winfbte Sorm ab9ednoertmeroen f6ns
nen, s perfbieoene Sorten BON @oriets
porsd9libe 3epbpr, @arne, pople pats
terms, ale Irten BON Striimpfen, &ioz
uno feioene Sanofbube, Saarbraibe,
Saartonic nelbe Dem 9rauen 6aar
feline orietnelle Sarbe wieoer 9ibt, uno
5,par in 3 bic 10 Saeen-rpem nibt,
! 70 miro oas @elo 3urdd9e9eben,
rl5rs. m. II. q. Buloin,
a. SO. 40, Sff 6amilton StraBe,
E. 4 Sbdren oberbalb Der 6ten.
allsntaun, Sept. %, 1867. nqbu
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@p9rattoe MSeE,

@pBratrta WSoR.
Nc 81, S8eif oamilton StraBe, unterbaIb Der
Sten In Mlentaun fduft-alIipo Sbr INNER eincn
polIeu Gtod bon S6uIbfdcr, ausaepdblte Qi.
teraril6e gScrfe, GIaIIieaI Slider fir goltsien
une gtabeluien, @n9liltc mb 9elltIde 9ibeIn,
Sefamcnte, SDmn. Sh6er, @ebetbf6er, Sonn-
tagsidul. Slider unb Sraets, eoIorirte SagbfiG-
CT, 9eIobnun9s.&arten, SpisIe, SaIdenbfl6er,
@elbIdde, 8dmme, 9irIfen, NlbumS, 4ietllrcS,
GraDons. gbromas, &eiieidfe, photographs,
Stereoieopss uno ueberiibten,
Gin poIss ENFORCEMENT g 6reibmaterialien
@obfcpcrn, 9ldntbh6cr bon ben tlcinifen Re.
moranbum bis 5u ben 9rbBtcn Sagcbhbcr unb
9ebaerS, Diaries, Senitsr-Y Napier, unb fur, AI-
les oas geippbnlib IN einem cr1e @laiIc 8u6-
iobr 9cbatsn ipirc. a,Ha.a ..... .
Ba osp pier.
llnlcr Stod Banopapier unb 9orpers in
9rcB unb ipcbI ausssipdbIt, bic Yatterns iinb
bic meiIf IdDnifen i'm Martts, unb 70 ipcblfcil
aIs bic ipoblfeilifea. 10 Hl,
gSir ilnb btreit an Yreiisn gu bertaufen, psl>
DE Go Gin 3ned MAIDEN fur bietnigtn bic 81
iaufen pfniden btihl .'as a''.'.j '1, -
@rcB= uno 8leinsSerfauf, -
an,irufcn unb egaminircn unb ibcr,enat Al lein,
bab mir 70 ipoblfeiT prrtanfen Itnncn, ais irscno
Gin Saus ber 2(rt in eeda @anntp, (
tlnIcre gltcn &unben unb baS gnblitum ibfr-
baupt Inb ein9elaeen aniurnfcn uno
ltnIere @iter anSui6auen.
g8ir iinb inner beret unb piaig mirn
Stod,,u jssen, oh Der &auf genadt ipirb ober
nidfs unb mir iinb poafdnbis ibcrjelgt, baB
ipenn einmaI cgblbirt, fcia Surifbalten beS &du-
fcrS Iein pirb. sSebuum ia9en mir: j.
9ommt unb fsbet uns ebe Sbr fonifpc
bin9ebet. .58
9r9ciIet ben Ort nidt. Samlton ,StraBs. I'M.
terbaIb Der Sten, norolide Seite $50
nN- 3tptits Sanb Sh6er perben scfouft uni
btriauft, auBer SdilIbilber. s. So
l.e g. W o s.
Sauuor 21. nabt
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Gon(altirt Gure 9ntere9fn.
,,gin upcnnp" erfpart it elm ,,pennp"
ueroent"
6cfS Fam erfpart .perben,

baburd oaB man feline Sider, Sdreibmatera-
lien, gSanb-Yapicr, II. I. To-, an bsm
ipohlfeileu Stohr bon '.H... .t-.
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Or. upbegr1T'S
2(ueen=uno SbrensSeilanftolt 4!

Dislss Jufiiut 1T nab ing 8srfs Gauntp, per-
lest ~orosn unS fisbi its bic aufnabms Don pa
tientsn often, .....- .... .
Mro. $50 penn Strabe. Reaoina pa.
Gs rtrcsn bolelbit ale aussn.unb Sbrtn laranf,
bsitsn bsbanbslt unp aus -. ...,, .... T.
Sperationen Der @blrur9ie iberbaupt.
per9snonimtn. ....... .-... p. ed. :.
SisI. autalt il nit Der IdSnltsn Gammluno dir.
ur9ifhsr Snfrumsntt biefss eanots psrIebn uni
bsSbalb fit isbtn munoir,tliten SaI einaerid,tst
Der limhanb, sae i'd cine Grfabrine ron ii6sr sc
Sabren in bic msoisiniLsn prariS bsfse, esadbri
binrsihtnbe @arantis, bab bic friti[bftn dbirura
f6sn Spsrationsn bier tbsnlo gut, wis in unlsrtn
9rSBntn Stdottn pcr9sncmrn ptroen fSnnsn.
atisnttn, rpslce aus Der 5srnt fomnsn, fnbtn bier
biuissus 8oarb als in philadelphia unb @sp .Nort,
pdbrtnb bic 9sunoe Gage uns bic refine eaneluft
rpsit. .bsfus Btqusndidteiten uno Bortbsils aspSb.
rem. 81 n.sr ...u lr.Ji 3Iifi ri Z.
Bltnbbsitin allen ibrsn 9ormsn pirb &C.,
banotIt. ...-
gBsbs in alien ibren Sormsn psrosn
ssbeilt. '"- '.- - '.s'.-..- ~, }.
Autraussn Stumpfaes uno (diefs
9Iis bsr psrceu 9eraot 9smadt. s...r '
Das Obr.-Stoe 5orm pon 2aubbtt. auslaut,
btr Sbrs uno Summsu i'm Sbrs rpiro sebsilt une
po oas Sbrfeu ,srfSrt it, piro Gin ntuts einasftsl
70 bae btr patifnt 70 gut b6rtn fam, pis is ,per.
eunstn q ron tb c iten.-e e6minoiudt, asb.
ma, BrcnAitis, Satarrb nno pufen. Dis(e aranf.
bsitsn msrosH nadp tinsm gan, nsuen prin,p bsban.
belt, inoem bic Wsei,n nitttif zines hpparats in
bic eun9s 9sbraht rpire, 70 eab biflfbs nit ost
arantbtit In unmiitstare Bsrdbrune fSn,mt ;-ss
1T rltaunlih. in tsn n,tiftn 5ausn bic better bst
GBirfun9 lo9tsid 30 rtlidtn.
8btumatis s.-aub ottls 8raufbeit pirc
nab sinsm nsusn priniip bsbauedt; Bsfrtiuna BON,
G6msr,s srfcst in ben msfen 5alIsn ftcn nad
8srlaui timer Slunot. Go sittt nur wenise 5aas
eislsr 8rantbsit, rptlhs fif nidt bsilsn laiTsu.
aus auosre drenilht aranfbsitsn pcn isetm
Gbaraftsr psresu in Ssbantluns ssnommsn.
arsbs(p (ptnn beIhrdnfD fam in psuiasn "a.
ssniebus S6n,ibtn cotr Ghmst; turirt perbsn. T
puss (bamorrboicen) in bcr f6lnmffen 5crm
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Draiugunstn SirIfr btitunO.

Ter @airot srtbsint csn 9inftss fir Gin abatsr unS
fdnis Gents oss sabrs, in @crausbsJab bfuns @'snn
pitsr by6 miro p.rStu - anstns Ssins eubfritsntn
nsSen fir sinsn tdrsrsn sttrdum ais sonan unosnohtn
S 1eniano fam Ole 5;iuO oissb.n eb uOt6sr aa gaitt
aiuos bsiatlt ju bobtn. ~ q. rf f.u a-nah5 I1i 81 &.
stantma,b ,bunss ir<rosn an Den ssips bntdsn
prsiisn sinssrddt. Uf..ltatt4r- - Lrt.=
-. 80. a..- E.S. Rb0ass, apt
office sabsa Sas Der pamIlicn uno xbtsn etr.
Nasnaun, Vfnna. . ....,l- .5 r.it l..t..,f,, ,,..r
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70 wIs sud- S,ud. Wd.
eSl une BAIT aud aar
ttiis @,tifsl gum Ser"
fauf auf 5anb. - Gr
puferiIst Spn ben al.
lsrftinacn Cuff. Ddstn
bic nod ft In bitltr
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Wn bic Qet6enbe1t.

Gin ntutr bsutfhsr 1rg bot fit stlitsn Sa9sn
itin Auartisr i'm ,anisrtsan pctsl" aufgtlhIa9tn
uno permanent uuer uns ftb niscet ,ulaNsn btlbcl=
len. @r III pcufdnois bereit, ,u isbtr Stunbe oss
2asss cine rpunesrbaren unb fdntIibsn Spsrationeu
in Der Natoijin uno Gbirursit porjunsbmen. als
re9etmdfi9tr arjt uno gBunparSi, meldsr an cine r
Der beiien iniusrftdten Dsutiblane$ ltabirts uno
fdb Surb ftins 3O;idbriss 9rcss Qrfabrun9sn fam
meits, btttst CT ben patitnhn fsns Ditufts an, nit
BET 8ridsruns, oab CT Stotm, mad, anestslItcr
llntsriubuns ben Bslbsib srtbtilsn piro, ob bic
8ranfbtt btilbar oeer niht belbar III. Sn lestersm
Salle pirb sr ben patienttn nidtin Bebanouna neb,
men.
llsbsr fsinsn Gbaraftr. lsins prcfsI6pnsus Sdbist
felt etc. fam CT bic bsitsn 3susniIs aufrpsiIsn.
ct beilt nit Sidsrbtit ale ausen: unb Sbrsns
8rantbtiteu uno fest tdnftlibe au9tn, tin 70 bae
fs pis nattrIibs dussu aus(sbsn.-sr turitt fsrnsr
&bsumatismus. eun9tns, pals', 5sr,., etbsrs unb
@isrsn' 'Srantbsitsn 8rtbs. @slbwuIlt, @aFsrlubt
Dpspspfe. Ibwar5tu Staar, lusniidls, bautauss
fdldss. 8spfsibt (gsura9is,) Ssroffsln. ples. 70:
pit ale llebel, osnen BET msnfdli&t 8Srpsr untsr:
porfsn it,.
Gin 8tfu6 gum Goftorfofia nidbts. bic Gon(ultus
tion 1T unsntsdelid uno fdr 8sbanrluns bsrstnst
sr sinsn udbissn preis.
3eu9nib BON HerpsSeriep.
gBir, bic llutrIsihnstsn, psldbt nit Or. 9soret
QB. Garrca. f., 9enau befannt inS, erfldrsn nit
Sst9hu9eh. poP otrlelpe ein DcUperjl9fr oDrtn unc
Gentleman III uno oab rpr ibn fdr sinen Nr;t bals
ten, wslder nidt Das gu tbun cosr aus,ufibrsn psrs
priht. mas &C fstbsr ndbt ols adsfdbrtar slsutt.
gBir smpfebsn ibn nit 5reues (orpob ben Srsniesn,
pit bsm pubGtum d6srbaupt.
1u9uftus @. Gutter. G. o. Srstman.
9. Staring. 2bse. 4. Ban Dcrtn,
Samts .. eulIipau. aB. gR. Smitb u. Brcs.
8sntlsp u. Sing, 8. @resn,
Sfaat B:ro. 8. 8. Crane. .. ..
8. Gearing Sebnlcn, eouis 6. @cst.
SRdri 81. r.. no
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DbaDn q. Semmel,
&utfbenmaber in Sdoersui(Ie, ee6a
@auntp.

Der untn3s&nete tsbisnt fd bisIr @tlessn.
belt. lslntn Greunbcn. 70 wis bsm ssetrIsn Yut.
lituni ibtrtaupt anjusttsen. bab r bas.
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! Yra6tig NemeS!
! Sebet unb 6Dret!
Die Abler altibnngs-g -gaat
- q.
sos @rs6c "
aletDmngs- sans
Des 2edba 1baIes!
Rboaos uub Aftm,
3cig,n bem Yubfum an oaB ile nelIlid) nit ein-
amber in Seitalbaft 9etrctcn finc, in Der 6ert,
iebnng pcS &Iciber-@si6dfts, mb Spar an
go. ii, Sf.SamiltcnsS
Illentaun, 9a.-llnb allba
Spaben efceben ipieeer encn ncuen eIegantcn unp
Stcf bon fertis- -ssmadtsn 8leioer unp S9errcn
6rilifungsgilter crbalten. sic babrn unbclfrei.
bar dnf SGno, ben beit auS9epdbltcn Stof bon
fertis 9ema6ten &Ieioer fur ........
SSritbtabrs> >Mn5it9e,
ipcl6er nod ie &dufer an9eboten purbc-cin-
f6IcBenb alle bic nelslfcn unb bor9c,o9cnen
StDleS, pelde iic an YreiBen bcrfaufen, bic alIsr
Competition trob bicten
e5br Annorn pfpartement,
Sir Serren, Siin9nse uno Snabsn III ncu.
lid, pitbcr bcrpoutdnoigt iporbsn, uno cntbdlt
enen ior9fda9 anS9eipdbIten Stod bon
auswdrtisem unb @inbsimiiaen Sitter
iuarantirt bon bem bencn gateriuI 5u ieiu
Bsg"Gr bat Iid) bic DisnIs bon Sst(lfam
Gtpift, bcm bcrilbmten YbIaoeIpbia SnS>
ibneocr 5u9ciibert unb untcr ibm werben feline
anocre ais ...
8DQfDmmene vSitS"
bcrfertigt-ia ba 9ibt cS ..u...
9l(le &rten 8bde fir Mdnnrr, Sling
-
linas unb 8naben; allr 9lrtcn grulllap>
pen fir DO. Do, ale 4rten
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-27
81. louis Marker.

~ Telegraph. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20
OoTTIN There is very little doing; mid
ding quoted at Is.
FLoUR--No OF so active and prices are un-
changed: Superf1ne ranges at IS T5MS8 Is:
extra, IS 25I9 20; double extra, 50 2ldlI 90
treble extra to fancy, sl2 250I4 90.
WHEAT-Lower grades bring better
prices, but the outside fignres remain up-
changed; red Winter sold at q 55a2 81 !:
white do. s. 66@2 20.
CoRN-DuIl and loweri 79gs2c for mixed
and yellow; S3@S5c for white.
OATS Dull and easier; 66a70c =
RYE-Unchanged; 81 IS in bulk; 81 70 for
sacked.
PRoYIsIoNs-suR Pork sold at s24 72a
S24 .. NHE# DIG e9TEEkFE =
BAcoN-Buoyant; clear sides at I4I5aI5c;
clear rib lac; shoulders I3c; sugar-cured
hams 16lac, loose; rib and clear sides sold
up the river for March at II, I21SsI3e
There have been sold during the past
weex about 10000 barrels pork and $500
lbs. bacon and bulk meats, for present and
future delivery.
held at l5c.
WHIsKY-Held at So 20.
RECEIPrs- Flour 700 barrels, Wheat 81
sacks. Corp $500 bushels, Oats 300 bushels.
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Chicago Market.
Bv Telegrapb.I

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. %.
FLoUR-Unc changed; holders are firm :
sales of Spring extras at IS Q00l0 so.
WHEAT-Q sales OF No. I at 81 90 !:
No. opened at 81 $50, advanced to 81 $50
sal 81, and closed weak with sellers al
81 9515.
ColtS--Opened quiet and steady at yes
tsrday's prices; 5ales OF new at S7S3z@7Ss<c;
closing at 7S97s14ci No. very quiet at 81
GS2lSc.
OATs-In moderate request, and 1491zc
loWeri sales 1914 GOO in store closing quiet
al SIC.
RYE-In moderate request at 81 5sgI SO
for No, 1; 81 seal 81 for No. 2.
BARLEY-Steady at 50 06@2 OS for No. 2,
and 81 50 for rejected; sample lois sold at
81 90a2 025S. .- .tsa
Pork PRODUCTS-Quiets mess pork sold
at sd 90, cash and March delivery; lard
sold l41IG4l5c for poor country I5Iad16c
for gooa do, and l5s4gl6c for city. I'll
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-27
Err EW 8
For other River Items see Seventh Page.

| MFMPHIs. February o. Weather cloudy
/ and cool; river falling, and freights quiet.
| Departures, Rubteon, for Vicksburg; Par
| sand bales OF cotton, Cincinnati; Cora s..
one thousand one hundred bales, Louis
| vile; tennessee, SIX hundred bales Of cot
| ton, Cairo. In port, Quitman, Sam. j.
| Hale Countess, Peerless.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.-The river is sta
| tionary. with 8 feet inches wafer ia the
canal. Weather clear. Thermometer so.
The Indications OF rain were growing
more and more distinct last night, the at
mosphere being filled with a light mist,
which will by morning, we think, culmi-
nate into drenc1ing rain, as it has been
raining for two days at Pittsburg and
along the upper tributaries, aud for the
same reason we may anticipate an early
rise in the river-....The additional arrfva $
and departures last night. include the Ia
rascon, Louisville and return; Ada Lyon,to
Green River; Armada, TO Cairo; PetroIia
No. ? and Chattanooga, to Wabash River;
Sam. Orr. to PASSPORT; st. Marys, to the
mouth of the Wabash River; Lawrence,
from corn pile below to corn pile above;
Michigan, for Medison.........The Armada
picked up q very nice trip, including rs or
80 coops of poultryr.........The Sam. Orr had
a big trip out, the entire load being pur-
chased here.........The Ada Lyon also had a
splendid trip out........The Armada was
crowded with passeng ers.......-.The st. Ma
rvs went to the mouth of the Wabash
River, to load with corn, for the
East and will leave here for Park
ersburg and Pittsburg direct on Fri
day. and is a large, f1rst-class side
wheel steamer, with highly pleasant and
accomplished officers. 1.-The Lawrence
went few miles below town and took
200 or ], 800 sacks of corn, returne here in
the evening. added 400 sacks more, and
then left for the Corn Piles above.
She goes to Pittsburg. Capt. H. u. Hart is
her pleasant and popular commander, .-.-.-.
The Michigan was getting ready at dark
last light to leave for Madison with 1900
bushels corn, in ear and in sacks, on four
barges. The ear corn was loaded in bulk.
Among her freight is that re-shipped by
the Atlantic and barges ................ I he
Valid will be here to day with several
empty barges 20 load with corn. The tide
of commerce is tending eastward. .--.........
The p. w. Strader left New Orleans on
Monday, and the Richmond left on Tues
day.........The Cora S. left Memphis on
Tuesday with ,068 bales cotton for Cincin- |
natl. The Iron city, Elnora and Caddo |
No. are reported sunk In Red River. No |
lives lost. .........The Amazon is reported !
total loss. One life was lost by her sink
ing. The A laslIa left New Orleans for |
CINCINNATI on Tuesday The Sa1lie |
List. well known in these waters, was
sunk on the 2lst In the Alabama River, |
with a large cargo, all of which is supposed |
to be lost.
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Sew fork Dry GOODS marker.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. rs.
Try GooDs - The demand for cotton
goods has abated, owing to less favorab .
news from Europe respecting cotton
which cauSe1 monetary pause among
buyers heres out otherwise Is has not eff
iected the cloth market. The cold weather
has moderated somewhat, and faIrfudu1ry
prevails for standard calfeoes of the best
makes at l4Gl5c. The Merrfmac shows
some magnificent style in chintz and
which sold at l9o for fine 72-square cloth.
Print cloths were weak Yesterday at &c.
but to-da they can be bought for less
Heavy sheetings in brown scarce and
firm at 1892 c for best Eastern makes,
Bleaohed muslins are still in limited sup
ply, and steady; the last delivery of the
New York Mills were at 2Sc, but the goods
for job nj Soc. Brown drill are relatively
low, and the test makes are selling III
T15c. Gingnams are pretty well sold mp,
and the prices of Lancaster and other
popular makes are &c higher. Delaines
are in good request at l9920c.