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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22
III ow GOODS.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES

~ HOWELL il now opening largo and we'll
u. selected stock Of g9ods: eonsistipg Of DRY
OuecnswRe WoodsuwBrc, Notions, Cassimerea,
SC 10 which be invites the attention of all wishing
bargains.
He would ask the special attention of the gentle
men TO his stock of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
which ia larger than ever before-comprising ali
the late styles of PLAIN and fancy goods. Beaver
and Tricot Cloths for Oyercoats and Cloaks, Black
French Cloth, DOeskin Cassimeres, All Wool Kerr
scys, d rab and Gray Linseys, Sattinetts, &c.
These goods have been bought with great care.
and prices much below those of last Fall. All he
asks ia a trial.
October ID, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

41 The Presbyterian congregation at
Shcphcrdstown, have purchased Bell for
their Church, weighing about 1900 pounds.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

DEoBAsED.-The last number of the Lees
burg ITashingtonidn, announces the death of
Burwell Whiting and Randolph Grigsby,
two well-known citizens of Clarke county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

- Capt. Thos. E. Montgomery, Of Angus
Ia county, died some days ago from the effects
of injuries received by being thrown from a
wagon about two months since. He had his
life insured for $4,000.
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BOOTs And sHOEs.

VERY superior Coarse Boo,s, Youihs' end Boys'
V Boots-cxtTn quality, Extra heavy high cut
Rrogans Ladies' and Misses Calf Walking Shoes,
Iadfes' and Misses Potish Boots, Front Lace ana
CONGRESS- Gate rs-extra quality. These goods are
citvzInade and fluffy ecuatto any made IN our midst
Ladies are invited 10 examine our stock 6sI3se Pur-
chasing. ~ NJ " A1A@H'
October ~. 1865.
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TOWNSHIP NOTICE.

TIE School law Of 1865 provides that the School
tcmber and January, and that ali pei sons who wish
do shall be entitled to credit of % per centum
not Inire until lat a v of 3nuary 1869 and have
consented to take the Tax Book until-that time to
give persons an opportunity OF awaiting themselves
of that provision OF the law who may wish to do
and will attend
AtMr. GEO H. TURNER'S BLooMERY MILL,
on WEDNESDAY, the 2Sd day of DECEM-
AT wILTsHIRE,s SCHOOL HOUSE, onTGURs-
DAY, DECEMBER 2i:h;
AtCAMERON's DEPOT, on SATURDAY, DE-
GENDER 26th;
AT the CARTER HOUSE. in CHARLEsTowN,
on N ONDAY and TUESDAY, the 2Sth and
10Th of DECEMBER;
give notice to ell who have not paid the tax of 1867
that the law provides for the collection of the same
as the State and County tax, and that Mr. Potter
field isauthorized to proceed to collect the came
On the lzt day of january. 1869. shall turn the
JIG. CoCKRELL,
December 8, 1858. Treasurer.
NEW FALL AND WINTER G00ES.
I AM now receiving my FALL STOCK Of Goods
favornbIy with any in the market, among which
will be found
LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
of every stylc-rich and elegant.
CLOTHS Az q. CASSIMERES,
Notions, Queensware, sc. My friends will please
% October Q TOD 20 -'li--' " nj. HEIsKELL.
. new GOODS.
lust received another supply of New JETELRY
- assorted sctts-in variety and style hard to
beat, and as low be bought in the city
Call and sec for yourselves. On hand continually
and for sale Silver Plated Goods of all descriptions,
to suit every body Watches and Clocks may be
had of all grades at prices competing with Balti:
more retail Don't forgeI. at Stewart's old
stand, ChaFlestOwn l.. BINKlE.
November 10, 1863.
MARE FOR SALE.
7 HAyEa gentle FAMILY MARE forsale ne,
L privately. A-S
A. C. HOPKINS,
Nov. q. Is6s-tf Presbytcrian Parsonage.
GAIT just received and for sale by ,
- December D w EBf.-
nARLoR MATCHES just received and for sale by
December $. w EBY.
pUcKsKIN Gloves and sheepskin Gauntiets for
ID sale by " w. ELY.
ZINC and Wooden washboards for sale by
Il December 5. w. ELY.
SLEIGH BASKETS for sale by
- December S. w.EBY.-
RUeKWHEAT FLOUR prime article, for sale
r by -Eb1-
- Knives for sale by W. Ely
brandy Peaches for sale by
y " =. Ed
NORM Hampers Clothcs aud Market Baskets. foF
~ saieby !" Ebh-
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Nd. MORGAN, President
j. w. MERRILL, Secretary.

~ n. LA ~ AZ = IN
j. w. MERRILL, Secretary.
n HIS Company offers more favorable terms for
Insurance, than any other in the United States.
ITS POLICIES ARE NON FORGETTING;
THIRTY DAYS GRACE ALLOWED ON ANY
RENEWAL CT PAYMENT;
No restriction of travel in the United States
North America, north of tho SOUTHERN CARE
FLORIDA ,or in Europe at any season Of the year.
No Extra CHARGE in consequence of Change of
Employ mcnt, after Policy is issued
The new ioatrre of the New York State ReEia-
tered Policies, originated by the President of this
company, guarantees to in all parts OF the coun-
try, who receive Regisetcd Policies unqucstionabc
and adequate security, equal to that of National
Bank Note, or United States Bond Dividends de-
clared annually, and may be applied in reducing
the annual premium, or in increasing the amount
insured.
No CHARGE made for Examination, Policy or
This is the most successful Life Insurance C; m.
pnny on this continent.
Full md detailed information will be furnished
on application by letter personal interview.
GEO. ED. CORDELL, Agent.
Box 80. Post Gffice,
ChTrlCstown, Jefferson county, w, Va.
December s. ISCS-6m,
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OF FIG FIR S :

o G F. II s.
CLAIR ENCE II. CLARKE, President.
JAY COOKE, Chm FinaHce and Ex Comm.
HENRY d COOKE. Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Aotuary.
This Company. National in its character, offers,
by reason of it's Large Capital, Low Rates OF Pre-
MUM and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring life yet presented TO the public.
The rates of premium being Largely reduced arc
made favorable to the insurers az those of the
best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the comPIi-
catlons and uncertainties OF Notes. Dividends, ard
the Misunderstanding which The latter are apt
TO c1use the Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable 10 the public, Eloh the INCOME
PEoDU cling POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policy holder not only
f, insurance, pay able at death, but will
receive, if living, after period of few years, an
annual income equal to ten per cent. 90 per cent?
of the par of his policy. In the latter, the Com
pany agrees to return to the assured the total
amount OF money he has paid in, in ad di;ion to the
amount of his policy.
The attention CT persons con tcmPlafing insuring
their lives increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have, is called to the special advan
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
Pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and .ui particulars given
on application to the Branch Office of the Company,
or to JAYCooKE & CO., Washington, D. C,
General a gents for D. C, Va. and W. Va.
EN-. AIsQUITH, Charicstown, w. Va, Spec.
Agent for Jefferson County.
December (, Is6s-Iy.
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6 TAFFORD'S Olive Tar, fir the cure of IRON
= chitis. Coughs, Asthma, Catarrh. Group whooP-
ing Cough, and all kinds of Consumption when ia
ken, inhaled, or applied directed. For sale by
Harper's Ferry, Nov. 3. q. Z. BELLER.
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TERMg on ShT,E.iI

TERMS OF SALE:
credit of Nine MIontls will be given on all Gums
over $l0-with bond aud approved security; bonds
to bear interrst from date if not paid when due
The Beef and all sums under S 10 Cash. No prop
crty 10 be removed until terms complied with.
DR. WE ALEXANDER,
Dec. Is, 1865. Duffield's Depot.
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Ea7[CE.

gY own aceounfs End those Of the firm Of Camp
tyA he'll e. Cooke arc in fJrn for collection. Par
lies iu,Iehed either vili please call on me attne
TIae Of business Of the late firm Of Campbeif & Ma
IN, until the 17lf Hslant, for settlement after
tia date on " u. TfagerPs Es, In whose hanos
an unsettled accounts will be placed. An inrne-
,f.te settlement "a most respectfully sollciied
December s. lsS5-5t. Z a. CA1lfEkLE.
DC1IESTICS.
nIrscurD AND BRcWS CoTToSS, Prints,
: d Fine and Heavy FIanneis, Hickory Shirtfngs
Canton Flannel Bed Ticking, &c.
October 20 y. L. hElskELL.
TUcUMBER Pickles, Chow Chou and Picked
" Onions for .ale By W .,EBY.
ctEEDLEss Raisins, Almonds, and Layer Raisins,
- Tor sale by w. EBY.
QUITTING Boxes OF all sizes, for sale by
u November "a. RANSOM & DDkk--
I0AKER'S (Xyinchester) Fan Bill. for sals BY
- November =. RAHs0N q y - -
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GAGE, Coriandcs Seed, Cayenne aud Black Pep
- Pers, for sale by G. Z. Keller.
Harper's Ferry, Dccembers, 1858.
rI>HE Phiiotoken or Fsmale's Friend, for sale by
i Harpcr's Ferry, Nov, B. q. E.-BELLER.
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WHINE OF TNR.--Thc great Remedy for tho
w Throat and Lungs is Crooks Wine of Tar
II s the beet thing discovered for all Bronchial
affections splitting of blood, night aveats, weak
difficulty of breathing, Influenza and all kim
Dollar. For sale by q. E. BELLER.
H.rpcr's Ferry. December 8, 1868.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
EDW4RD G. FREEL,

RRAcTIeKs in the Courts of JEFFERSON.
L BERKELEY, and MORGAN Counties: He
will have the advantage of consultation with and
advice of Messrs. GREEN < LUCAS, in all BUSH
65-oGice, opposite E ENTERS Hotel Shepherds
town. West Va.
Nov eInber g. 1S67-tf.
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IF the FARM is not Rented previously,
it will be rented day of sale to the highest bidder
for CASH. Terms of lease then made known.
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TINE improved Delaware Corn Shelter, for sale
November "a RANSOM & DUKE.
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money, and only LEGAL deE;E s, S9 1Ss-ade
ury notes when they were worm out lofty y
IL is said that it is unjust to pay these
bonds otherwise than IN coin. am not
able to perceive that il is so. The bonds
we're bought from the Government when
the Treasury notes were much more denre-
ciated than now. Undoubtedly there were
hard c SEES under the legal tendfr act.
recOllect one case that appeared so to me.
may not be accurate in he amounts, nut
nearly so. One citizen having IN go4d zen
thousand dollars, during the first
rise in gold or either the fall
in irSo paper. loaned 1t to his neigh
Dor at seven per cent. That neigh hor was
able to pay the interest and h Id the gold.
gaI tender law, and until gold went mp to
two fifty. He then sold the gold Ilr S2o.0oJ
legal tender notes. w tn SIO,V OF the
notes he paid the note given Tor u e goIu,
and with the remaining $4,000 bought tf-
teen of the five-twenty bonds OF II, 10 eacn,
upon which he has received his interest
i'm gold every six months. what De
came of the other gentleman VINO
was compelled to take paper worth ABOUT
$500, C mot tel. Perhaps he became
Quartermas. err. or sought some other emil
nenuly loyal position; put nave not oeen
entirely unable to excite throobing SYM
pathy for the gentleman who bold )
in fifteen thousand dollars bonds. L
can not say that, financially, he has done
badly; and in the little question between
nm ana the TAX pay 6iS-A ~ AtO1 50 '" I'll
Governor Morton and his followers, and
hold that we shall go beyond the contract
and pay his bonds in gold. This large
class of DO IDS being payable IL twenty
years in treasury notes, they are now,
many of them, redeemGb'e in the same.
Hendricks concluded his speech at
about ten o'clock, and the Cenven-
ton, which had not adjourned for
supper, but had set for eight hours,
yelled for VOORHEES,. The Tall Syca-
more came forward, but before he
commented to speak, the Fenian
resolution. having been dug out from
the Committees grasp, was passed
VOORHEES, spoke at great length, re-
living for his maia points on Demo
cratic hatred for the negro. AT the
conclusieR of his speech, the Con
vention adjourned with a great shew
of enthusiasm, the disappointed fac
tions smothering their wrath and join
ing in the general screeteh. Incl
dentally. it may be remarked that the
triumph of LATE Develin ever Tom
Dawling, for the Craftsmanship of the
State Central Committee, Is regarded
as great personal victory, and that
the endorsement of PendletOn for the
Presidency is attributed to the pres
ence of H. G. Lord, with plenty of
greenbacks. 1t is said that these
have been 9isbursed freely yesterday
and to-day.
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REV Err N e w s..
For other Rtyler .IteIns see seventh Page (
MEMPHIS, January S-Rfver rising.
Weatner clear aud freezing. r-rs

MEMPHIS, January 8.-River rising.
-Weatnf,r clear aud freezing. Hr1
.JPIETsBVRG January 8, Noon.- River s
tee ;a six lnehss rising slowly fr9ES the
Louisville, january s.-River rising
fas, l. feet of water on the Falls. Weath-
er cloudy; mercury, 24'. f-....f.
| CIScINNATI January s, j P. M.-The riv-
er has risen 3 feet; 80 feet in the channel.
Weather growing colder; thermometer,
3O0; light snow falling ince last night.
The clouds broke away yesterday eve.
ming. and at night the sky was beautifully
clear and the weather very cold. the mer-
curry ranging at 1872 at P. NJ, and growing
colder steadfly......-.We inadvertently
omitted from our list of arrivals up to 8
O'Clock yesterday, the Sam. j. Hale, Mem
phis 10 Cincinnati, and the w. F. Curtis,
Pittsbutg to Nashville. additional
arrtva 5 aud departures up to late hour
last night, were the Armada to Cairo; Lou
ia. from AIKEN 81 ending AMI return.
The Armada got a moderately sfair. tTi o
out, yesterd ay..... The Tarascon discharged
202 bun les gunnies and a large lot of
chairs and other mise eEaneous furniture.
1.-THE Sam. J. Hale had an immense
load of coiton..--..Tne Curtis was loaded
with salt, nails, eSc.....The Louisa went to
afkens' Landing. yeste day, for a load of
corn, Wnen the LOT was about half loaded,
the labOrerS struck for an advance which
Captain Boluss refused TO aecede to. and
discharged the men, letting them walk
home, distance of eight m les. He
came down at dark and shipped a new
crew, and returned to the compile last
night The Webb struck a snag Just be-
low the Little Chain, and knocked a hole
in her larboard side, just above the
knuckle, and about ten feet from her
,ern, causing her to take water rapidly.
She was run on a n. and the leak stop
ped, after she had taken twenty inches of
water. Sue returned here for repairs, and
went into the dry dock last evening. and
will be out to- morrow evening for Wabash
River.......The Tarascon expected to bring
up 1850 sacks of corn last night for Capt.
Ehrmqn.........The NJ. s. Mepham returns
South from Cairo........The Ollie : ullivan
did not go into the Dry Dock but was re-
paired at the bank. She goes to the Wa
bash River at 10 O'Clock to-day
Tarascon got a large quantity of FIRE ght
last night, and did not get off till aee'r
midnight engers by last nights
train report the Wabash rising sharply
The Great Republic left Cairo yesterday
m orning for Cincinnati, and will be here
tins morning. She left New Orleans with
997 tons, including 1915 hhds sugar, /, $50 |
bbls and 348 half bbls sn0lasses. $50 rs |
scrap iron. and avts am 0unt of mtscena- !
neous freight. She gets s. per bbs Tor mo- |
lasses 20 PIttsburg, g to Cincinna i, and 81 |
to Cairo. Sic has the biggest trip that |
ever left New Orleans on one boat ........The |
Empire collided with the Ike Hammett.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCINNATI. Jan 5.
FLoUR-Firmer, but not quotably higher;
family SlI 259ll So
WHEAT-Held at % 6o92 So for No. and
l Winter, but those rates were &C above the
views OF buyers.
OATS Were held firmly at zoe, but the
demand was light at this rate.
RYE-Sll Goal %.
BARLEY-Sl 759I s.. and in light supply.
COTToN-DuiI at l4@l414c tor mtddling.
TOBAC O-NOthing doing,
WHISKY--Unchanged and unsettled; no
quotations can be given.
HOGS-Firner, and shade higher; live
Sc t096 20; dressed 81 5oaS %; receipts, 49l
head.
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
NJ Ess coRK-S20 50d2l 90 for new, and so
for old.
LARD Firmer; prime is held at 1215c,
with some demand at PFC.
BULK MEA-S-NOninaI unchanged.
BACoN-Nominally unchanged
BUTTE R-Steady at 33d38c for fresh.
EGGS Advanced TO Joe, and are scarce.
SEEDS Glover seed dull at l s4Cd12c per
pound; timothy firmer at So 3093 50; fax
steady at 81 9Q02 90.
anged.
POTATOES -Uncha ged.
LINsEED OIL-SI 159I Is; lard oil 81 coo
81 10.
PETROLEUM Dull at 42@44c for refined
free.
GRoCERIEs-Steady but quiet.
GOLD 1854.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan, s.
FL0UR-FiEIn and. unchanged.
WHEAT-No. 2 opened dull at 8 05. de-
c. med 10 3 %. rallied. and advanced 10
- O6; co>ins at 81 ", z92 U3; No. quiet
al 81 % % 10
CoBN-New opened firmer at see; .cIo ing
RYE FiTmer at 81 90 al 591z or No. /, and
81 ,, Tor No. ,; and closing at the outside
price. - .-.--.-- -
BARLEY-SI 770l 7S15 for No. 2.
PRoVI- IONS-(2RleL and firm.
MESS PURK-SZ0 50; standard prime Ia ess
at SIG y.
IAkD-Steady at I29I214c cash; 1870
l21sc,sDuyers' February.
GREEN NJ EATs-Steady and quiet at 1890
short rio; sc for Cum bertrand packet; re
for dry sailed shoulders, 10 Sc.
HAMS--Weet pickled, I2c
HOGS - Dressed, good demand by
packers and shippers closing firm at S70g
81 81 for light; 81 40,98 50 dividing on 200
pounds; live, nominaIly active, and ga l0c
higher; s. 90gy6 % for light; So 65@6 10 for
medium; and S797 p for best.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady at u so for good
shipping.
REcEIPTs-Flour, 800 bbls. wheat, Is, 900
sacks; corn, 5000 sacks; oats 5000 sacks;
hogs 400 head.
SHIPMENTS = Flour $500 bbls.; wheat,
300 bushels; corn, 400 bushels.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8.
CoTToN-Quet; middling Is; sales 300
ba ieS; receipts, 2,757 bales; exports 2,226
ba les.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES- Dull and un-
changed. The rainy weather has inter-
FLocRNDum; superhne, s999 25; choice,
S13Gl4 so.
= CoRN-Steady at csc
OATS-Steady and firm at Doc.
LARD-Quiei tierce 121zc. keg 1870.
BACoN-S builders, 999T9e; clear sides, Is
@I315c
PORK-s2I
ExcHANGE-Sterling, I44@1471S; New
York sight. &c discount.
GoLD-l351a9l
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Jan. g.
The money market CONT ues very
steady at 6C97 per cent for cali loans. Ster-
ling quiet at 109l0H gold, for first class
bills. Gold unsettled and lower; opening
at 1874, advancing to 1873, declining to
1862, and closing at 1855 The exports of
specie to-day are SL435 000. Government
stocks without decided change.
Coz ERIN ii ENTS Were dull all day, with
no large transactions; prices were steady
TIL half-past2 O'Clock on call, when dis
list fell of X; coupons of 1881 IG81SalOS54
90. 1862 l0S14al0S14: do. 1864 1855 1865; o.
1855 Iii65s 1867; do. new 10434lg 1919; do.
1857 I041s9Io5; 0-4ls I0211s'910214; 7-35s I04549
1919. a1 ,7r-s > o 81
G-G.D 1855 9l3614. +a...
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Sc. L0uIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Jan.
TOBACCO-Nothing doiL g.
COTrON-EaSier.
FLOUR Business small; extra S. 500
double extra Sl0Gl0 50; treble extra S2 70.
WHEAT s. iffer, but not quotably nigh
er; red and white full range at 81 50g2 20
CORS-Fiat at SSa90c.
UATs-FiTm and higher at 7497Sc, latter
for extra choice.
BARLEY Stiff, at 3 10 for fall, and 81 So
for choice spring.
RYE-Un settled at 81 670I 70.
PROVISIONS-Lard e9tireiy nominal and
nothing doing.
HoGs-Buyers standing of-small sales
range from 51z9614c for light 10 extra
heavy.
t,ECEIPTs = Flour 500 bbls; Wheat 70
sacks: Corn 400 sacks; Oats 80 sacks; Bar
ley $50 sacks; HO $40.
Weather clear-m ercury I67 ut 4P.M.
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Also, Excellent for Ladies and Weakly
Persons. F+
sPEER's PORT GRAPE WINE,
Four Years old.

Four Years Old.
This justly celebrated Native Wine Is
made from the juice OF the Oporto Grape,
raised in this country, It's invaluable
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being the pure luice- of the grape, pro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's own personal
supervision its purify and ge Uineness
are guaranteed. The youngest child may
partake of its generous qualities, and the
we3kest invalid may use it to advantage
1t is particularly beneficial to the aged
and debil- tated, and suitable to the va
rious ailments that affitct the weaker sex.
1t is in every respect 4
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON
Invaltds use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find benefit by its use.-
Speer's Win in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
B5- Sold by druggists
a. SpaeT's Vineyard, New Jersey. Office
233 Broadway, New York. lde467 dly
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MDYgTARY & COMMEgClAL

> To COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
u tofore existing between r. K. bunker
son, Alexander Wilson and Emil Schoen-
lamb, under the firm name of r. K.
Dunkerson & Co., was dissolved on the LIST
inst. r. K. DUNKERSoN,
ALEX. WILSON
Jan. 3, 1S68-jan3-.f EMIL SCHOENLAMB.
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FOR SALE.

wHOR SALE - COTTON In laps, suit
" able for Comforts or Quits, al l5c. per
pound, at the p ~ = - -
nova diff
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Louisville Market.
BY Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. 8.
ToRACCo-Active; sales of IA hogsheads
Tugs at "a 50@36 so; common to medium
leaf 81 00@l6 %. - ssssA3 so
FLOUR 81 759I2 IS for superior and
fancy.
WHEAT-s2 35@2 As.
CoRN-Ear 75gS0c.
OATs-6S669c.
BAooN-shoulders SIC; clesr sides ll1zc.
LARD-121Sc.
PORK-S2l 80.
WHIsKY-Nominal at 28@30c.
CorToN-l49l41zc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09

E4OR SALE-STEAM BOAT-On e-ha1
interest in the steamboat J. P. Webb.
For further particulars inquire of
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