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Chicago Market.


By Telegraph.l CHICAGO. Nov. 80
EAsTERS ExCHAN G G-Firm at par bny-
ing. and 10 pfeminm selling.
FLOUR Tame and weak; sales OF Spring g
extra at s. 751775. II
HEAT-More active and easier; No.
81 23tSeJl Is. and No. 81 11tgI 121S closing
At 81 ll199l IL for NO.2: sales of No. z since
change az 81 1874.
CoRN-Old and new sold in car load lots
at 81 o.; No. declined &c; sales at 760g79c /;
new ehelled 2Qg3c lower; sales at Sc lg5gc /;
z, ana 6j46Sc for rejected, closing dull Mt
56e for new shel ed, and nominal at 81 "
for old No. / mo change since noon Board.
OATS Opened steady at Saturdays clos
ing figures, but subsequently weakened
and declined lGel1zc; sales az 4615g4sc for
No. 2, and 431a6g45c for rejected, closing at
461594f5zc for No. 2.
kYE-Quiet and a shade flrmer: sales of
No at 81 l4gI I412. and No. 2 at 81 H.
BARLEg-Opened nrmer and &c higher,
aud closed easier, the advance being lost
rejected, closing at ST. 576lI 57ls for Mo-. :
HIGHwINEs-Quiet and steady, at Doc FOR
free. .auI @ It .9 Et
& ARoyIsIoNs-More active; sales of mess
pork at 80 OC6g22 50 cash, and $40 so for
seller Tor January and February; extra
| prime al o.. Lard moderately active,
at LS4gi414c. sweet ptcKled hams al ll14c; /;
green hams at l013c; short rib Iniddies at
| ll91lAc; loose green shoulders &c. Dressed
| hogs o shade ii mer, at 81 50g8 Oh. tt5s Is
CATfLE-Duu and weak, at S3 S71a94 30
| for common to fair steers.
HoGs-Fatrly active and steady, at 10 80
| Csc 10 for common, and 50 t0J7 IS for fair
| to good; extra choice smooth lots sold at
| 81 45laz rs. tslE.H M s.
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gard to the necessity of returning to
specie payments. Senator Morton
said that i'd was the first duty of the
| Goverrment to return to specie pay
ments at the earliest possible mo-
ment, and that all other financial
fquestions we're of secondary import
ance compared with that at this time.
Nothing whatever was said regarding
the introduction of bill for the pay
ment of the Five twenty bonds of
1852. with legal tender notes. The
/ mode of paying the bonds was re-
| ferred to. and Senator Morton said
/ that under the law, as he understood
/ it. the Govern nerlt had the right 10
use the existing legal tender notes IN
payment of those bonds. He said,
| however, that this question will be
settledsmand become eannlmportantsb BY
Il a return Do specie payments, and 1t
would become important only on the
condition that the deprecated cur
rencg was continued and no steps
taken TO relieve it. ai II =
Senator Morton asked Mr.. McCul
loch what legislation he would recon-
mend to bring about return TO specie
payments, aud the Secretary answered
that he kuew of none to recommend,
unless il Was ansiacEaase Of the tariff
aud such legislation as would develop
the general resources of the county,
by which the general credit of the
Government would be improved.
The Senator replied that it would
take long time 20 arrive at specie
paymeuts that way. He further said
that it was not the time now to talk
about trying to pay the bonds in
either gold or greenbacks; but kfo
make our currency good. The inter-
view was along one. and both gentle
men were very earnest in the discus
sioh. s nAtor Morton believes that,
while the Question of the redemption
of the bonds of 1862 is at present.
unim portaht, II will become a subject
of vital in terest if the present depre-
eiated currency is continued for five
or ten years. He says it is believed,
by large humber of people. that the
objeetiQns 70. Re etnEning to specie pay
Hnents look as If there was an interest
in not coming to specie payments;
that men with incomes in gold were
not anxious to dispense with such a
pAUAs.e "a nsu. .aN ..s..x. gssas ffk
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HAVANA.
A SanguinaFy Observation-Disclosures
Defeated.

HAVANA, November 30.-The OFF,
cial account of the engagement be-
tween the troops and the revolution
lists. on the 24th inst, is as follows !:
The revolutionists attacked a small
detachment of troops at the town OF
Villa De Lo Cobre, near Santiago,
with their whole force, and succeed
ed in driving them from their posi-
ton. The troops then took refuge in
a Church. Information was sent to
Santiago, and troops and volunteers
were Immediately forwarded. This
reinforcement succeeded in surpris-
ing the revoIutionists and in retakIng
the town.
The revolutionists lost 81 killed
and many wounded Gen. Marcsno,
! Dominican commanding the rebels,
was killed. and Col. Perez severely
wounded. The Government lost :
killed and 10 wounded. Many dead
bodies Of the 1Revolutionists have
siRce been found in the ditch. AL
small detachments of the Govern
ment have been called together to
join the main army.
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new YOrk Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. so.
Cor roS--4c better and decidedly more
active; sales Of 600 bales at 2514c for mid
FLoUk- Receipts 2O.s5e barrels and 5al
bags; duh and scarcely so firm; sales of
state and Western; S6 50@S6 IS for COM
mon To- choice extra state; rs 30g7 40 for
extra Western ; s8 00g9 rs for good to choice
white wheat extra; S. 65g9 90 for round
hoop Ohio; 81 50gS9 90 for extra st. Louis;
$40 O09l2 so for good to choice do. clio ing
quiet. California hour dull; sales or 80
SACKS at % 75@l0 90 via Cape Horn, and
siI T59i2 p via the Isthmua Rye -four
steady; sales OF $50 barrels at 50 00IgS 90.
CORN NEAL n moderate request; sales
or 500 barrels at s. so ior Western So s. for
Brandywine.
WHISKY-NOmInal. M9#
WHEAT-Recelp pts 336, ,459 bushels heavy
and llg2c lower; sales OF 5000 bushels aG
81 4SGl 81 for NJ. Spring; 81 81 for choice
do, free of storage; 81 So Tor com non No. /
do: 81 35 for white California. Fss
hYE-Scarce and nrfner; sales 5000 bush
at 81 459I ~ for Western, and u so for
BARLEY-DuIl and dropping.
BARLEY MALr-DuIl: sales 800 bushels
RYE MALT--Sales 600 bushels at 81 so.
CORN Receipts, 220,U9I bushels: quiet,
and scarcely SO fl rTn; sales of As 900 bushels
at 81 l2al "a for unsound, 81 l5gl lS5S for
sound mixed Western, u 0Sgl II for new
OArs-Receipts, 24914G. bushels; firm,
less active; sales of 1900 bushels at 74g75c
RICE-Duil. &+
CoFEEE- Quiet; Rio firm.
SUGAR-DuIl.
MoLASSES-- N ominal
HoPS-Quiet and steady.
PkTRoLEuM-Nomiua crude, 171%C9iSc;
33c for refined bonded.
LINsnED OIL-DuIi; 9O994c for small and
large lois.
PORK Heavy; sales of 1850 barrels at
S24 S0td2B 90 for mess, city and Western; S25
as 80 for old ditto $50 50a2I % Tor prime; !;
&2292i 50 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales of I25 barrels at SI3
@l6 90 for new plain mess; Sl6926 90 tor
new extra mess. Tierce Beef duh at S27G
go for prime mess; S30G34 on for India
mess. Beet Hams quiet; sales of 100 bar
rels al s25930.
Cur MEATs-Qulet;s sales of 135 packages;
prices unchangeds miGdles dull and
heavy: sateS of $50 boxes at I3lzc for Cum
berland cut; l45<c for short ribbee.
LARD-Heavy: sales of 525 tlerces at 150
Ice for steam and I61ssgl6s1c for kettle ren-
dereds also safes OF 80 tieices steam rem
dered, sellers February, at l456c.
BUTTER-Firn at 2Sg40c for Ohio; 40950c
for State.
sCBEEsE-Firm at 149l9c.
4Sc
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool quiet and firm.
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1 WASHINGTON, November 30.-Gen.
Grantsfeft here this momi og direct
for Boston, where ne wifi arrive to
morrow morning He is accompanied
by General Cornst0ck and his son.
He will return here about he 9th or
10th prox., and after remain ing few
days, will proceed to Chicago, accom-
panied by General Dent, to at tend the
Reunion of the Soldiers of th,s West
ern Armies. General Schofeld and
staff, Lieutenant. General Sh ermAn
and Msjor- General Geo. FL. Th omas.
will also be present.
l8 WASHINGTON. ID. O., Nov. 3O.-The
following promotions In the naval
service have been made, to date from
September 20, 1868: Captain G. r.
Emmons, to be Commodore; Com
mander II. #. Rlenshaw, TO be Captain; |;
Lieutenant Commander Richard w.
Mead, to be Go m1nauder.
The United States has entered suit
against E.sB. Q Instead. late distribut-
| ing clerk Of the Postof1ce Depart
ment. to recover $50, 900, the amount
of his defalcation. A criminal suit is
also pending . gainst him. aanaaA
| a To-day. IN the Circuit Court, the
case of John A. Naglce, jr., against
II. M. Stanton, was, on motion of E
T.. Stanton, discontinued, the plaintiff
to pay costs. Naglee owned a farm
in Prince William County, Va, which
was occupied for some time in 1865
by u. S. troops, alleged to be under
orders of the defendant as Secretary
of War: and he claimed damages for
the driving away of the cattle and in
| jury to, the crODS.
Nothing will be done BY the Prest-
dent respecting the Union Pacific
Railroad until he shall have received
report of its inspection.
WAsHINGToN, Noyember 30.-Gen.
Meade's annual report states iu detail
the prominent events which have oc-
CURED in his Department. He says
During the whole peEaod of my civil
ad dministratiou, extending over a space
of eight months. there were tried By
Military Commission in the three
States of Georgia, Florida, and Ala
bama only thir " -two persons. OF those
but kfteen were convicted; four. OF
these sentences were disapproved,
eight others RENTED, two referred to
the President of the United States,
and still awaiting action, leaving but
one person convicted and in confine-
ment for violation of civil law, and
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NEW YORK.
The War In Panama. Severe Battle
FOught-NeW Order Relative 30
StOcks---AnOther Move in Erie.


NEW York. November 30.-Pana-
ma advices to the 22l state that when
Gen. Correoso arrived at Chinique be
found the place abandoned. He had
/ went to Santiago, and found the enc
my had also abandoned that place.
Proceeding TO Hallltto, the enemy
400 strong, attacked Cerreoso1 and
battle lasting three hours enSued when
the enemy fed ia disorder, leaving
ffty-two killed, among them Aladdin,
their leader, many wounded and a
number Of prisoners, and all their
arms aud ammunitions The Govern
ment lost three killed and eight
wounded, among the latter Gen. Pc
dro Gotta. This battle has put an
end tosthe civil war in the State Of
Panama. -s s.s4..
The movement in aGDsta Rico has
Troved sue sessfulla President Castro
has been deposed, and Jinienez in
stalled IN his place. rNf
New YoRK, Nov. 30.-The steamer
City of Boston, from Liverpool, ar
rived to-day gEa F NG ass&
The Stock Exchange and Open
Board have passed joint resolution
requiring all stocks on the call to be
registered in some responsible fnan
cial institution, on or before January
Both, 1869, and also requiring thirty
days notice of all new issues of stocks
or convertible bonds - fssr
The hearing of the Erie Railroad
case. before Judge Nelson, consumed
sthe whole day. without definite re-
suit being reached. a h
Z. 1t is reported tha an order has
been issued by Judge Peckhaman,
on the application of the Attorney
General of New York, to show cause
why Jay Gould should not be sus-
Epended as Receiver of the Erie
Railroad. . 4
There is still another report, to-wit:
that the Attorney General, in a dis
patch received to-day, says the use of
his name was unauthorized.
The litigation is so complicated that
operators are almost entirely deferred
from dealing in Erie, they being un-
able to follow the rapid changes IN le-
gal aspect of the Erie case.
George W. Mclean, Corresponding
Clerk in the United States Secret Ser
vice Department, has been committed
for trial in Jersey City, charged with
passing counterfeit ten dollar ma
Etional bank note.
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New OrIaana Markat.
Ry Telegraph.l NEW oRLrAvs. Nc

by Tefegraph.1 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 80.
Co1ToN = Sitter: middling 23K@2ss4c:
sales OF Ss4OO bales; receipts since saturday
1000 bales; exports 1851 bales.
ta- SuGAR-DulI and lover; com mon 75<1
719e; prime sl2cs choice yellow clarified
1z1zc. f.sses t8 ls.rrs-ss E 4 stsf rs5F fE
MoLAssEs-Du11 aud lower com mon 50a
Sic: prime 60@6lc; choice 65d65c.
FLOUR = Low grades firmer; superfine
70 90; Xxx ~ UO97 rs: xxx 81 50aS 50.
oRN-Lower. sales ut z5c, closing at
770l7Sc. f 3 "a tN H#AH 8HA sn
+OATS-Dull at 62c
BRAE-DulI at I'll 90.
HAY-DulI and lower at &23.
PoRK-DulI at 5S25. soTs9sggs stE
sides 12c. ts.i iaa
LARD nominal fierce 15s4c; keg. .I7e.f
WHIsKY-Steady; westerns rectinsd at
Sl9I 02l1.
CoFFEE Nominal; prime Rio l81k@l6s4c; /;
fair l40l41zc. 's hHH fss ~.
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CINCINN NATI.
Heavy Seizure or Whisky.


CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-Three hun
dred barrels Of whisky at the Indian
apoIis and Cincinnati depot were
seized by u, s. Assessor Megrue,
this morning, the entire lot being
found to be from six to fifteen per
cent. above the proof degree marked
on the ganger's certificate. The
penalty attached to this crime il, the
seizure of the article, Imprisonment,
aud fine of $500 on each barrel.
Two hundred barrels of this whisky
were from Hamilton, Ohio, the other
hundred from Metamora. sa1 )
The Ohio General Association will
meet in Columbus tomorrow.
The Board Of Examiners appointed
by the Legislature will convene there
at the same time. -. -.
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New York Cattle Market.

ByTelegraph. NEW YORK, Nov 80
The receipts of cattle for the week:
5,6l3 beeyes, 30.246 sheep and lambs, and
"a ,252 hogs. Beef opened slow, with a good
inquiry prices ruIed slowly. On Friday,
however, prices receded, and that day
good sold AZ 1879. To-day the supply a q
gregated about $500 head-900 at Commu-
nfpaw, 300 at Bergen and at Narona
yards. " Gather cold, and the supply
poultry In market much reduced. Butch
ers feel more like buying and the market
without being higher was nrTners prices
ruled from Is to l6c for common 10 good,
with few extras as high as lie.
The butchers are preparing now In good
ter houses by the first of January. Prices
az the National Yards, for poor 10 medium
cattle 9aI2c: medium TO fair steers I21l4c:
good steers and fat oxen 146gi51Se; prime
to extra I51zt9l61zc. Sheep have had but
very monderate sale. We can't report any
change from last week, so far as prices are
concerned, though there is no irmness
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Grants Offlcial Majority In CalIfOF-
MIA 506-0ne EloctOr Defeat d.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30.-Grant's
official majority in California is 500
Owing to informalitY in printing the
name Hoffman, one Republican elec-
tor stated that the Secretary refuses
to certify to his election, thus giving
the Depocrats an elector. The mat.
ter will be submitted to the Supreme
Court. Some two million dollars
stakes depend upon the decision, the
Democrats claiming the bets drawn
unless the Electoral vote Is unani-
nous for Grant and Colfax..
The steamship Sacramento sailed
from Panama to- day with 1885, 600 in
treasure-$150, 900 for New York, and
/ $212,0 900 for England. ,e
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European Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, Nov. 39-Eve. .
CoNsoLs-941
STOCKS - American securities quiet !;
bonds 7asSi Illinois 0Gi Erie 2716; railway
stocks steady. ~ 81
FRANxFoR Nov. 30.
BoEDs Quiet and steady at795z.
Mt #8at Ksta PARIS, November 80.
BoURsE = Steady. Rentes 20 francs 90
centimes.H 4fTMH aH4 sHf
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.
CorToN - Closed active aud buoyant;
sales Of nplands, on the spot, at llssd, and
to arrive, at l0}4d; Orleans 1lss 9lls4d;
sales to-day 10000 bales. NJ
BREADsTUFFs-Duli; sales Of red West
ern wheat at 9s Bd. Flour rs 81. Corn 5S@
9d. Oats 3s 81.
PRovTsIoNs- II Unchanged. Pork SIS Cd.
Beef g0s. Lard 65s Oh. Cheese G7s. Bacon
55s. s fztf n sr
+ NAVAL LSToREs-Un nchanged.
PETROLEUM 4FI rn1
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RALEIGH.
Debate on RemDvTRg all disabilities
Charges or BfibeTy and UOrrup-
tiOR.

RALEIGH, n O.. November 3d.
The House Of Represon natives to-day
discussed resolution petitioning
Congress TO remove disability from
all.citizens of the State. The debate
evidenced an improved state of feel
ing on the part Of the majority in the
Senate
Resolutions were adopted to invcs-
tigate the rumors. of bribery and
black mail against a number of mem
bers and others. Mr. Sweet, Re-
publican Senator, said he could prove
sthat bribery had been resorted TO to
accomplish the passage of certain
schemes
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MO NETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL The demand for money is
very pressing, and much difficulty is ex-
perienced In obtaining bank loans. The
abundant crops and high prices render the
facilities or the banks entirely inadequate
to the requirements of business. Rates
are nrm at II per cent and outside of bank
higher rates are readily obtained.
Exchange In good supply. Buying at
pari selling rate 81 50 per 81, 900 premium.
Gold steady. Buying r1teaS3c; selling 35c
premium.
dovernments are Without essential
change. and we quote as foIIoHs:
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tried by a Military Commission after
the cessation Of military authority.
This simple statement of facts | deem
q refutation of the charges that the
military power was despotieally and
arbitrarily exercised with the rights of
persona as well as with those of prop
erty. 1t was my study and effort to
see a trusty guard on the rights of
individuals, without reference to any
consideration but that Of justice and
law so far as l could comprehend it. !"
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

to-day We have supply OF l ,436 head al
Communipaw, 4785 hessTf al BERGEN I5iIl.
ana 1000 head at Eortieth Street. The
quality Of the 5eock being very poor, the
maintained G 1nmon to fair Sheen "a 4J%c.
eooQ 70 prime 412955c; extra 5lSa6c; Lam bs
sozegpzac swine. the heavy supplies have
1T I1rlnef depressed tue market. which leaves
on today very nat at our figures: prime
neavy corn-fed s7s621zaS7 75: medium 81 37 u
9S7 b211; common 81 00a7 s7IL -
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By Telegraph.1 sa NEW YoRK. Nov. 30.
MONEY more active at 697 per cent. ON
ExcHANGE-SteTltng weaker at 9aq1s.
GoLD-Opened at 1857, fell to 1876, and
closed at l351SGI351z..
GOVERNBfEN S.-fhe market Is weak
CouPonsof 'SI. II45S GI I1514 do. '62. 1lIGlI116;
DO. '64s lO75s4a071a; do. '65. l07569I07Sz do.
new, llOsSgllV5s. do, '67a 1g03S4lI05S: DO. 49,
ll01a9ll054; TO- 4Os, I055sg 1855.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United states
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of Luke Grant. Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. .as.
To 1Ohops IL may concern:
TIE Undersigned hereby give notice of
their appointment a. Assignees of LUKE
GRANT, OF Evansville, IN the county
of Wander burgh and state OF Indiana,
within said district, VINO has been al
judged a bankrupt, upon his own petit
tion. by the District Court of said District
Dated at Evansville, the llth day OF Mo-
vember, AID. 1858. E.s-- i -
JAMES II. McNEELY,
3# 81 JOHN SCHUBERT,
d3t Il aw) Assignees.
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HAVANA, November 30.-Com-
merce fat, importers of foreign mer-
chandise preferring to store the
largest portion of their goods and
await the result of the insurrection.
The merchants are only buying to
surply the demand for consumption.
Sugar is fat; offers have been made
at 84@8z reals for No. II; contracts
for new sugar have been made at re
7f reals. e..
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RICHMOND.
A Notion In the JEFF. Davis Trial
Arguments 80 be Heard on Thurs
day. ~

RIcHloND, Nov. 30.-This morn
ing. in he u. s. Circait Court, Robt.
Ould, counsel for Jefferson Davis,
made a motion to quash the ind;ct-
rnens, on the ground that the four
teenth amendment provides a mode
for Furnishing participators in rebel
lion. which is disfra anchisement, and
no other punishment is prescribed.
The Prosecuting Attorney moved to
postpone the motion until the latter
Dart of the term. Chief Justice
Chase decided to hear the argument
on the motion Thursday.
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EUROPE.
Il e. -
By Atlantic Telegraph.
The London Times on the Pacific
RailFOad-Its influence 81 on the
Commerce OF the WOrld--JOhn p
Hale Consulting Physicians.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The Times com
ments on the rapid progress of the
Pacific Railroad. It commends the
enterprise of Americans in overcom-
ing obstacles heretofore deemed un- :
surmountable, and explains the in-
huence this great project will exercise
on the commerce of the world. &
FRANCE. eNA
PARIS, Nov. 30.-John P. Hale,
American Minister to Spain, is here
consulting the medical fraternity re-
lative to mis- failing health, III Qt4
Longfellow is at Geneva.
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Louisville Market.
By Teleeraph.l LoursvfU1r.

~ Telegraph.l LoUIsvIILE. Nov. 30
ToBACco--Light at fuIl rates; lurs 10
12szc. w4 t0 8a8m - Z 80 80 %
COTToN-22G22Le.
HoGs-S7 25gd7 rs gross AEA fU
M MESs PoRK-&23.1 i sHaWfa I'LL rs h~
LARD-l45z6l5c. kg.s.s
BULK MEATS Shoulders Sc; clear rib
sides lSc, and clear sides I31Sc. ft af
FLoUR-Superfine S5 50fa6 90.
WHEAT-&1 65C11 30.
OATs-53G55c. sf1lt @Esta E1E
CoRN--50855c. fa#T ags asnf gf#s
RYE-$1 30(1I 35. H
WHIsKY-Raw nominal.
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

TIHE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he viii keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as a Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenp.R Alleys for that purpose He viii
be prepared to serve mp OYSTERS and all
other delfcacies of the season at the short
est notice, and Will from this time keep
constantly on hand theseelebrated
KIEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 DIFF ED. WELLER.
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sEEA10R MORTON ON THE PUB
LIZ DEBT.
Interview with Secretary McGul-
IOch.

A special dispatch to the Cincin-
mai psqeercial corrects an errone-.
Gus report of an interview held last
week between Senator Morton and
Secretary McCulloch, and states the
substance of it as follows:
The conversation was chiefly in re-
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In RankruntCv.

KTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. that, on
u the Goth day OF Noven ber, ID. 1868, a
vile, IN the county of Marlborough, and
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
bankrupt, on his OWE petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such bankrupt to
him, or for his use. and the transfer of any
property by him, is forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupt, to prove their. debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, Will be
held at Court OF Ban nkruptcy, to be hold
en- at the office of Charles IA. Butterield,
ON THIRD street, between Locust and Main
Streets. in Evansville. indiana, within the
District of Indiana before Charles II. Butt
terneld, on the 26th day OF December, A ID.
1868. at D O'Clock AM.
81 4fa BENZ. j. SPO0NERs
II. $. Marshal, District of Indiana,
Fl nOv2S DIT ta H@ G MeSSenQer
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-01
Memphis Market,
sy relegrapn.l MEMPH1s. Nov. q

By Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS. Nov. 90
CoTToE-Quiet and firm at 223<cd23c,
receipts 1887 bales; exports 81 bales,
FLOUR Nominal.
Corn -T0G721zc.
OATs-65c.
HAY-S2aG2 co.
BRAN-S25
P0RK-S24 for mess.
IlARD-l59I6c.
BACoE-ShOufders I2c for new. clear
sides 1870 for Old.