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SHELL ROAD.

CITY ENGINEEh's oFFIcE,)
CITY HALL, april 2S 1868
E'ARMERS AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
q not to drive over the lne of the Meeting street
Road, between Sprirs and Rumney y.streets, during
tie execution of the work. Cattle drivers are re-
auestel not to use the Meeting-s:reet Road at all
The disturbance Of all the grade and alignment
pegs, recently put up renders it necessary to make
the above request. LOUIS J. BARBOr,
April 80 City Engineer
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TEXT BOOKS.
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ITO RENT, THAT FINE RESIDENCE,
j No. 8 Reid-street. To an approved tenant terms
''.o' CAMERON, BARKLEY co.,
No. 150 Meetng-street.
1uIv % 10
ITO RENT, WITH THE FURNITURE,
delightfally situated House in Hasel street.
near Arson, OF $50 per month. Apply to LElICH
l. BRUINS. 7as r., July Zl :
YNo RENT, THAT DELIGHTFULLY."-
SITUATED HOUSE. with Six square rooms.
gas and large cisern of water, situated in adsden-
street, north of Bull commanding fine view OF the
Ashley Rive. To an approved tenant the rent Will
be low. Apply at No. 8 BaOAD-STREET, OF at no.
Ii JOHN-STREET. July Il
mo RENT. FOR THE SUMMER, A
HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly ait
mated on The front beach Sullivans Island, back OF
Beauregard Battery. .Applyat DAILY MEMS SF'
FICE. July
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Qupartnership Motife.

HtOPARpNERsHIP.- N ID e r.
" SIGNED have formed Copartnership under
the arm Of STRAUSS & VANCE, and win continue
the business of STRAUSS, vAMCES L co. at the old
stand, No. 1S0 MEE1ISa-STREET, opposite the Pa.
vilion Hotel 81. STRAUSS.
Charleston. July % 1863. - july 50
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] festival.
R B Rhett, Jr, Esq
John Hanckel. Esq
q F Rayenel, Esq
Gen W D DeSaussure
Jas NJ Eason, Esq
n F J Porcher. Esq
B q Rutledge, Esq
DR. W II Huger
" Gilmore Simms, Esq
Louis D. DeSaussure, ESQ
Robt I Chisolm, Esq
U r Miles, Esq
iE Horry Fros1, Esq
Theo g Barker, Esq
Chas A DeSaussure, ESQ
la S Johnson, Esq
,Wm E Rowland, Esq
Thos Frost, Esq
Henry Cobia, Esq
Tbeo stoney, Esq
3 8 Duryea, Esq
R Q Pinckney, Esq
B O'Neill, Esq
NJ seligmsn, Esq
is Lord, Jr, Esq
Theo Huchet, Esq
@ B Brewster, Esq
2 B Oakes
II Bischoff. Esq
T D Clancy, Esq
I'll Bissell, Esq
L Gambrill, Esq
Geo S Cook. Esq
J q Murrell, Esq
B 8 Bruins. Esq
W G. Nyhilden, Esq
q B Olney, Esq
A q Hayden, Esq
Henry G Greer, Eaq
W E Mikell, Esq
Henry Seabrook, Esq
a D cohen, Esq
F r Wickenberg, Esq
JOS adger. Jr, Esq
R Siegling, Esq
Jas L CAN'T
Isaac Hayne, Esq
G. q Gruber, Esq
q q DeLeon, Esq
Ellison a Smythe, Esq
VIM Lebby. Esq :
ia Med browu, Esq
] q Devereu1, Esq
David Lopez. Esq
E D Fnston, Esq f'
T. NJ Jones, Esq
~ W Wilkinson, Esq
j N Robson
J P Horbach.
W D Gilliland, Esq.
: oFARRANGEMESTs.
Ne. Chairman,
|, Treasurer.
Ia. I SMYTHE, Esq. Il
Esq. JNO. A. MOROSO, Esq.
q. J. F. FICKEN, Esq.
E. W. MACBETH, Esq.
Esq. W NJ MUCKENFUss, Esq
lGEo. L. HOLMES, Esq
requested to meet at the ofiic'
,ad-street, this day at 10 NJ.
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Insurance.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS OF POUNDS STER-
LING, AND LARGE RESERVE FUND.
.ire Risks taken on Buildings, Produce. Merchan
disc, &c.
Losses promptly adjusted here, without referenct
to England In Sterling currency, at the option Of
the assured W. c. BEE CO.. Agents,
February % stuth6mo Adger's North Wharf.
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OFFICE.-sERvANT
T. can be obtained by application tot "UNlON
HOME, 4" from Ill III O'Clock daily.
Servants can also find places by applicatio to tn
same place, at the same hours. Inquire TO the III
tron, corner Church and Chalmers street
lima 10 :
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TT H. ALBERS,- ESQ, HAS BEEN
Ill. admitted Member Of our firm from the
first instant The business will be conducted In this
city and Savannah, Ga, under the same name and
style. ----- STEM Co
Charleston. g. c., July %, 1853. July %
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GIiTY TREASURY, JULY J, 1s6s.-NO-
" TICE TO HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN GOU-
PONs.-The Fine Loan Coupons due this day and
payable In the City Of Now York, will paid pre-
sentaton at this Office, s. THOMAS,
July2 City Treasurer.
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WANTED, A SITUATION, IN ANY
w capacity as CLERK. The subscriber is
willing to engage In any business, and will make
himself gneralS useful In any way and be satisfied
with very moderate salary. Address "L. W,
Charleston, through the Postofice. June II
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RESPECTABLE WHITE FEMALE
n wishes situation as CHILD'S NURSE, with
a. family going North. The best reference given II
required. ADDRESS en-. K" Office of The DAILY
NEWS. June
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[ARBLE MANTELS. MONU-

mENTs, HEADsTONEs. DC.
A FINE SELECTION OF. MARBLE MANTELa
"A. constantly on hand at s. KLABER'S Ware
room, No. 81 First avenue, near Third-street, New
York. Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
February3 emo
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ChIcas,0 Market..

7
By Telegraph CHroAsso, Oct. q.
EASTERN ExCHA NGE-Firm and nm
changed.
FLoUR-Very dull and weak, at So GOA
9 SO for Spring extra.
WHEAT-1n light demand almost ex-
cluSiveIy confined 10 shippers, 51z96c low
er: sales of No. at 81 19GI 90 NO open
ed at 81 10, advanced to 81 IA, and clos ID at
u l29l I2Z for car lots; sales of No since
Charge at 81 Is.
at 76g7Sc; No. 2 7Eg77c, and rejected 70a75c,
closing at 16s761zsc for No. sales of No,
this afternoon, ;si 75c.
OATS In good shipping demand and IL
l1zc lower; open I'd at 43c, adv need to 431xc,
and receded To z11zc, closing q 42id421Ic.
RYE-DeclfL eo 6961&c; M. / opened at
81 VI, declined TO 81 10, and closed with
99uyers az z u % and sellers at 81 OF; No. 2
BARLEY-M0deratelv active and unset
tied, and l29l3c lower; No l in st IRE OPEN
ed a. 81 80, advanced to 81 90, and closed at
81 sal 81; rejected, 81 279l 80.
HHGHWINES-Dull at 81 O5 for free
MESS PoRK-Weaker at S28a2g
mess a lac. t-- =
LARD-Dan at 1s1zglssz6; 4 lot of SOC
GATTLE-Dull ana dropping, at SO "A 75
for con mon to medium, and IS 25Q6 so for
good TO choice shipping.
HOGS Very dut, al 81 7597 90 for COM
for st ictly family lots.
FREIGHrs-Mor active, at S5<c for corn;
74712c 70 oats, to Buffalo.
bdnrS RESEIPrs5FSr 81 tn tn past twenty-four
bushels of wheat; AS, ,495 bushels corr li4.-
S7 bushels oats; 6.3SS bushels rye; 1868
bushels barley; 1851 hogs.
5@oH PMENTs-4, ,413 s-barrels of -four; Al .566
Dushels Wheai S,53l bushels corn; q 800
bushels oats; IL ,0O7 bushels rye; e. 986 BUSH
els barley; 3OS7 nogs.
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OUR Republican friends will con
troll the Senate; they viii control the
House OF Representatives; they will
control the army, for their candidate
i, the Gentrai who commands that
army. How absurd, then, is this cry
th = :he,e Is danger from an Execu-
tive thus shack ed aud powerles<,
even if he desired to do wrong.-GOu.
SeBEaOur.
But is it not still more absurd, to
elect men who will keep the country
in continual turmoil by their wran-
Rliug with Congress2 1t seems the
best Mr.. SEYMOUR can promise, in
case he is elected, is, that Congress
will prevent him from doing any
harm. The people much prefer O
man who will not desire 10 do any
mischief, and who will exercise all Of
his power in administering tho laws ot
the land instead of treating them a,
unconstitutional, null and void. Suct
a man is General GP.ANT, who says tc
the people he viii have no policy o
his own to set Up in opposition tc
their will.
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We believe the JOURNAL has con-


We believe the JOURNAL has con-
tanned all of Mr.. SEYMoUR's speeches
which were received in this city by
telegraph and which appeared in the
Cou-aer. We were not afraid to lay
before our readers all that they con-
tanned, notwithstanding it was appar-
ant that the gentleman was forced
out of his retreat by the alarming
condition of his party, and that his
speeches, In consequence, were de-
signed to deceive and m:slead the
people Failing in their efforts to
force BLAIR from the ticket, the New
York politicians saw that their only
hope in that State was to mount SEY-
MoUR upon the stump, and have him
proclaim that BLAIR didn't amount
to much anyway, and that if elected.
a Republican Congress would prevent
him from doing any harm.
But when it came to printing q
speech in reply to Mr.. SEYMOUR-such
as that delivered by Senator MORTON
at Indianapolis on Tuesday evening
the Courier not only refused to print
it, but actually had the impudence to
fad fault with the Telegraph Com
pany for sending it. 1t manifested
no little shrewdness in refusing to
print the Senator's speech. 1t was
such a complete and crushing expose
of Mr.. SEYMoUR's falsehoods and
sophistries that it would prove danger
Gus reading for intelligent Democrats.
But that papers unbIushing i'm
pudence in finding fault with the
Telegraph Company-which for over
week has burdened its wires with Mr..
SEYMoUR's peeches-because it dis
sc seminated one in reply to them, is
spreading it on little too thick. It
was unwittingly done, but none the /
less Que of the best compliments hat
Governor MORTON has received, /
this same complaint on the part of /
the Ourier against telegraphing his
speech. We advise that paper to be
always equally watcLful, and never
copy one Of the Senator's speeches.
They are formidable documents.
They so abound in facts, logically
ARRANGED, that even Democrats are
compelled to recognize their force
and power
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aONETARY q UOMMEHCIAL
new FORK Market.

BY Telegraph New YORK, Oct %.
COTTON Less active, bat steady; sales of
25OO baIes at 2512c for middIfng upfands.
The same sales We're reported as high as
2JJ4c, which is au extreme.
FLoUR-Rec ipt~ 23,1O5 barrels; heavy,
and lOG2io lower; sales of 10000 bar
Iels at s5 00d6 so for superine State aud
w stern St 60tt7 20 tor extra state S6 5Od7 75
for extra Western ;S8 10G965 for good, choice
white wheat extra; 81 2og9 30 Tor Il. III o.:
50 JOe9 50 for extra st. Louis; $40 O09Ii %
Ir good To choice ditto, closing heavy;
CalifprIt +, sales OF ], 500 sacks at So 91Q
$40 W. Rye Flour heavy; sales of $50 bar.
CORN MEAL-QuIet: sales of 500 barrels
of Brandywine at S. 3096 40; the latter de-
WHIsKY-Nominai.
WHEAr-ReceIpts 72,412 bushels: heavy,
and 2G3c lower; sales OF 1900 bushels al
81 50g' 651a for No. 2 Spring. the latter an
extreme, and closing at 81 SO for prime par
ADD No spring on private Lertus.
RYE-Dun and lower; sales of 1880 BUSH
els o Western at 81 45.
BARLEY Decidedly lower: sales of 5000
Canada West.
BAILEY MALT-Iu IL and droopinp
CoKN-Receipts Is, $50 bushels; heavy and
l92c lower. sa es $500 bushels at 81 U9aI 10
for unsound, 81 llaI II for sound mi ed
store.
Receipts 5O,215 bushels; Ic over;
sa ses OF 1900 bushels at 7I1Ia72o FOR new
W estern, and Tee Tor inferior.
LEATHER tt EN- ock Sole steady, and
ii tie IN re dong at previous prices.
WUoL-Quiet; sales of 10000 pounds at
IS @ Sc for domestic fleece. 75c TOR Canada
com btngs, 34@50c for pulled, and 57@61c for
tubbed.
RICE-FIrm and quiet.
CoFFEE-Ftrm; sales 900 bags Rio at prf-
Vate terms.
SUGAR Firm; sales 500 hhds at Il14gIIs4
for cuba. and Izc TOR Porto hico.
Mo ASS eS-Dull.
PErKoLEUM Firm, as l6c for crude and
2954g3Oc or re ned bond.
HoP%-Quiet; I5925c Tor American.
COAL-DomeStic fl I'm; foreign scarce and
dull; sales at aucuon to-day of $1,000 tons
al IS 6z95 50; Jumps S. 7595 95; steam boat
s. 321a(G6 Az; egg SO 05@9 20; stove S. log
30 for chestnut; Z ate ~ 57Ng7 6215.
LINSEEO OIIs-Duil at 989lSl O.
SPIR rs TURPENTINE-Quiet4 43G44c.
PoKK-Opened dun and lower; closed
frmer; sale, 300 barrels at s25 85G26 so (
mess, closing at $25 80 regular go % for
old do: S25924 p Tor prime; S26s26 70 for
rim mess.
BEEF steady; sales rs barrels; un
changed; beef hams duh at S25933; mid
dies dull and heavy.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales l5e packages
at IlMfl12c for oulders; 12GI6o for mans.
LARD-A shade easier; saies 925 erces
at I513@I713c for steam; l71a9IT1sc for ket-
tie rendered
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 25957c for
Ohio; 40a50c Tor state.
CHEESE-Duil at l5tJIT1zc.
FREIG HT5-TO Liverpool more active
and irmer, with engagements for 80 600
bushes wheat at 7g714d per sail, and o1zd
per steamer.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Oct. %.
FLoUR- There is but little demand; TAM
lily S7 50G7 s., extra So 50G7.
WHEAT-Dult; no sales: 81 40 Is the best
rate offered Tor No. Red Winter.
CoRN-Inlfght supply, and in retail de-
maud, at e0g62c for new, and 9Sc9sI 90 for
old.
O1Ts-- Unchanged and quiet; No. at
81 57,GI 5S.
RYE-Duil at 81 80.
tARLEY-N eglected; prices nominal, at
g 3Oes2 40 for prime State and Canada
spring; no FAN in market
COTTo " Finn at 2315@t24c for middling.
ToBACCO-Unchangeda and quiet.
WHISKY-DuIl at 81 10; demand light.
PRovIsIoN,-Are nOminaliy unchanged.
Clear bull < sides sold at 15l2c loose, and
clear bacon sides at l51ac. Mess PORK can
be bought at SIS, to be delivered as soon as
made aid not much demand. No old
mess in the market Lard uulI, and no de-
mand; new steam offered at l6c.
CIR CERIES-U Unchanged and quiet.
OIL-LInseed dull at SI@I 70; but little
demand. La firm at 81 40lgl As for cur
rent makes, and 81 81 for Win er made.
HoGs-DuIl at So 50g7 so.
GoLD-l3414 buying The money mark ct
continues strong
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NEW YORK:
Bold and Daring R0bbery-The Rob.
Der Makes his Egcape-AatuPali-
cation FraudS-Appeal TO Citizens
OF the South.

New YORK, October 28.-Mr. c.
Wooley was robbed by a -neak thiei
in a real estate Office in Cedar
Street to day of a box containing
$1O0,000 of 5-20s, railroad stock and
currency, which be had drawn from a
safe deposit company The thief es-
capped with the booty, but the police
expect to secure him.
In the case of Fosilburg, charged
with naturalization frauds, the evi-
dence was concluded TO day. A sum-
ming up was waived by both sides.
and the case adjourned fordecision
till Saturday morning.
In the United States Court, to day
Judge Blachford charged the Grand
Jury in reference to naturalization
frauds, saying that the matter was one
of great importai &C, and clearly pun
ishable uuder the Statute of 1913.
and was clear from the legislation Of
Congress.
Adyices from Panama of the 10Th
states that the Provisional President
of the State of Panama, has issued a
decree closing all the ports in that
State on the Pacific coast, except that
of the Capital.
Owing to the failure of the crop in
Guatamala, the President of that
State has issued a decree abol:shing
import duty on all cereals, vegetables
and land until 1870.
The force oiganized in Honduras
to suppress the insurrection. has been
disbanded. A num5er of insurgents
were killed, among them their leader.
di The fever at the capital of Salvador
has abated materially. A severe
earthquake occurred at Salvador on
the 18th of September. Crop reports
are satisfactory.
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ST. Lou,s Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS.
ToBAcCo-A better feeling exists, but
there no quotable change in prices.
COTT N-NOthiug dOizg
EEMP-Very dull and ranging at So09127
for nudressed, and s2S0924J per ton for
dressed. r
.UR-Quiet and dull and prices un-
changed: superdne 50 2596; extra SO 259
s6 so; Xxx S7QaS So.
Ar-Demoralized and lower; prime
to choice red Fail I'D at 81 5091 95; choice
white and fancy red &; Spring sold at 81 Ia
CoRN-DuH and lower; sales at s1sI O5.
OATs-Dun and prices lower; sales at
46d52c.
BARLEY-DuH and weak. except for the
best grades; prime to choice Spring sold at
81 y092, and extra choice to fancy at 50 10@
g s.
kYE-Dull and dropping; sales at 81 Is
PoRK--Order lots sold at $50 75@s1.
BULK MEArs-Are t0bbing at I6I<tal6ISc
BACoN-Ony small order business
doing at l31<c for shoulders; 1870 for clear
rib sizes, l71SGl7s4c for clear sides.
LARD-Easiers sales at l7s49lsc tor choice
tierce.
WHISKY = Dull and dropping; small
sales at 81 l3.
CATrLE-In fair supply and prices un-
changed; ranging at 2I50l61zc, gross.
HOGS-Declined to 6617sac, gross; packers
offer &c fer the first half and Lee for the
last half of December.
RECEIPrS-Flour, 400 barrels; wheat,
Is OOO bushels; corn, 800 bushels; oats IL :
900 bushels; barley, ulOOO busheiSi rye,
LOO bushels.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 28-1 P MA spe-
cial from Little Rock, Ark, to the
Democrat. says the body of Hon. JAS
Hinds, who was assasssnated on the
22d. arrived there yesterday, and was
escorted to the State House, where it
lay in state for several hours, and was
visited by.a large pumber OF people.
At 3P. NJ, the remains were takeu to
the depot. to be forwarded to Salem,
New York. The funeral procession
was very long, consisting OF military.
State, federal, couBty and city oth
GERS, FIRE companies, c0lored schools,
and citizens generally. All business
houses were closed.
Messrs. Kinds and Brooks were
shot bv George A. CLARK, Secretary
of the Democratic Committee OF Mon
roe County, who was drunk at the
time. This Is corroborated by dis
patch from Memphis, which further
| states that Clark, armed with a dou-
hle barreled shotgun, Joined Brooks
| aud Kinds a short distance from
/ Virgin Bay, and announced his pur-
nose to kill them both, and immedi-
ately fred and wounded Brooks.
| Htnds then attempted 10 escape, but
was ST OF in the back Clark was sub
sequently arrested and lodged in Jail.
He is said to have borne the reputa-
tion of a peaceabe citizen, but at
the time of the shooting was In con-
dition bordering on delerium tremens.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Grand Republican TOPchlight Pro.
cesSiOn- en- Thousand People In
Llne-A Procession four Niles In
Length.

SAN Francisco, October 27.-The
Republicans turned out to night in
full force, in a torchlight procession,
which was the largest ever witnessed
on this coast. 1t is estimated that
there were between 10000 and 10000
people in line. The delegations
present were from Sacramento, San
Jose, and other interior towns. Great
enthusiasm was manifested by the
people along the route Many resi-
denees and places oil business were
illuminated aud decorated with flags.
The procession was four miles long,
and was one hour and fifteen n.inu ties
in passing a given point.
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PIrTsBURG.
Arrival Of Gov Srymonr-Hls Vel.
come 40 she Oity-Iie is Escorted
10 the Place OF 6peakIng-A Torch.
light Procession. ot .yam sd 81 AF

P1TTsBuRa, October 28.-1Ex- Gov
ernor Seymour arrived in this city at
noon to-day, by the Pan Handle
Railroad, and was met at the Union
Depot by large number of people.
aud was welcomed to the city by the
Committee of reception. This even
lug he delivered an eloquent address
to an immense concourse OF people in
Allegheny. He was escorted to the
place of speaking by a torch light
procession, consisting of the various
Democratic organizations Of the city
and vicinity The procession was
everywhere greeted with great enthu-
siasm. The principal buildings along
the route were illuminated. The St.
Charles Hotel and Daily Post were
handsomely decorated with Chinese
lanterns, flags, mottoes, &c. Governor
Seymour leaves at $40 in the morn.
ing en- route East. -
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WHEELING, VA.
The Election Returns - Tho state
Goes Republ can by $500 Majority
III the Republican congressman
Z Elected.

WHEELING. West Va, Oct. 28.-
The IntetiigenceT publishes returns
from additional counties, swelling the
Republican majority to 4,610 The
remaining thirteen counties. it says
cast an aggregate vote of 1854 in
1866 aud gave Republican majority
of 609 TIE Republicans claim that
their majority will reach 5000. Gen.
Witcher, Republican candidate Tor
Congress from Kanawha Valley, tele-
graphs that his majority will be 1900.
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WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue appointments.

WAsHINaToN. October % = The
following Internal Revenue appoint
ments were made to-day:
Storekeepers-H w Purdy. Fifth
Kentucky District: II. s. Mauser,
Eighth Ohio; w. Coke, Washington
: Gaugers u. H. Murray, Fourth
Kentucky District; G. w. Hart, Sixth
Ohio; U. r. Lettle, Third Ohio F.;
Lewis Day, Washington Territory /;
John w. Corley, Sixth Kentucky.
WAsHINGToN, October %. = The
Bank of St. Paul has been desig-
mated as National Depository.
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HemnhIs Marknt.
MCEA J.
BY Telegra

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.
CorToN = Active at 28c; receipts, 2,O96
bales: exports ,474 bales.
PORR-S32 80.
HAY-@2
CoRN-N ew soc; old scarce,
OATS-6jd6lc per bushai.
FLOUR DUH at S7egl3 90.
BRAN-DulI at i51zc.
EGGS-35.
LARD-20 z2lc. tE s#aH
BAo0N-DuI; shoulders 1411c, and clear
CORN MEAIs-s4 co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-29

MR ADAMS said some very plain
and, 40 doubt, very unpleasant
things to the South Carolina Democ
racy during his recent visit to that
State, and yet he was tenderly cared
for, and lionized to a pa nful extent,
because his whole visit was designed
for political effect in the Northern
States. But while he was thus enter
tanned, Republican Senator of that
Stae was murdered in cold blood be
cause of his political opinions.