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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

Rcnne's Pain-Killng Magic Oil is
sold by most OF our Druggists and Mcr-
chants, and has become Il Standard article
III market. This position it has won by
its great mort. 1t cures pain, ard the
people like i and will have it--onc man
say his wife would not he without it II
the bottles cost 500. d&w.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

SHERIFF PLACE has appointed the
following persons Deputies ID j. Nor
rill, T. b. Marvin, Swanton Julius
Halbert, Fairfax; T.. c. Soule, Fairfield.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

10 Advcrsiscrs.--The VERMONT DAILY Trans
cnrPr has the largest circulation i'll st. Adams
and in Franklin County. of any daily paper. and
is on that account, if no other, the best medium
for advertsing
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

A CANAL-The Rutland Herald adj
vocates the building Of a canal from
Rutlard TO Whitehall, believing that
Rutland is to lie the greatest distribute
ing point in Vermont.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

FULTON MARKEr.-Ju st received, q
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna sausage. Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Pcachea Water Melons
end Musk Melons. dt-9i.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05
NEW .iDTERTfSEN ENTS.
AMERICAN eros GRAIN
Black Silk.
For cate at $3.50 q yord, 6y
edward Barlow. burlington, VI.

TYNE usual price Of these goodai, . 80 yard,
l and after my present supply j. exhausted
do not expect to be able To sed them at the
ncacut low price; therefore those intending -
purchase su IA a dr. ~ will vel to .ccuro
'at'cru at once also have handsome stock
't Imported slack silks. among which are some
erv heavy good, which shall sell at very CHEAP
riccs. Ny stock OF sHAWhs is very coml lctc
'ohsstug OF Long aud Square PAISLEY
,HAWI.S, and full ego: tment of WODLEN
iHAWlS Of various styles aud qualities at
prices which Oh ,ht TO satisfy every cascnab.o
be- SON.
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THE Rutland Herald say that last
Thursday two 50 IS Of T: c. Relton & c'3
and captured, from the same tree 81!
pounds of coons, which is remarkably
God hunting.
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AN AcCIDET.-Wc learn from the
Mont c.icr Freeman that last Sunday
afternoon ms MIR. Dudley, the we'll
known chief clerk Of Burnhan's hotel
was coming Gown Clay Hill in THIS viii
lagc, on his return with his wife from
Calais, his horse, 4 aigh-spiritcd animal,
took fright run ard threw both Mr..
Dudley andwife from the carriage, break
ing Mis-. Dudlcy's arm, and materially
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WArET POWER SURvEY.-The late
legislature provided for water power
survey Of .hc state. 1t vo.cl to have
three thousand reports printed. In St.
Adams, the Surveyors will look after
site 70, q papec mill.
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Good Dairy Farm
Gold 1856.

NOR SALE IN YOUNGSTOWN, within one
II half mile Of Morristown village.
Farm contains about eighty-tve acres of good
land, sixty acres cleared, and the remainder
woodland.
Four hundred Sugar or Maple trees, with Sap
Tubs and Sugar Utensils
Ayoung Apple Orchard of about $50 trees,
mostly in bearing.
House 30 40, in good repair, with good eel
lar Barn ~ X "a, With cellar under the whole
and in good repair. Running water at house
and barn, and pastures well watered.
Forty tons OF hay cut from twenty acres will
be sold with the farm if desired.
Seven Cows, yearling helfers, 16 sheep. and
Il span OF good work horses will be sold with the
place If desired, and all farming tools.
All to be sold very cheap for cash.
w. ii. POWERS,
Morristown, Aug. Is, 1868.
230wtf
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ADVENTURE WITH AN OWL.-Thc
Newport Express says that on the -. h.
ult, William Faddcn ut Newport Center
Il smart encounter with huge owl.
Just as he was about retiring he heard
a mournfGl noise from a favortc eat just
outside and rushed to the rescue en- dis
habiHc. The cat had been attacked by
some huge animal and was then within
its grasp. Not knowing even but it
might be the much talked-of panther
said to in Labit the surrounding woods.
Fadden pitched in and with many t IL
ing blows succeeded in killing the in
'oder, which proved TO be mammoth
o vi measuring from tip to tip of wings
five feet and four inches, and from end
o. tail to end of leak twenty-cight n
cles,-a fine specimen of a bird.
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CARBoNIOERs.--Tw kinds of Car
bonizersu are offer al for sale III St.
AlLans, which il is claimed, viii save
an immcnse amount of gas. " You pay
your money and taxes your choice"
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-05

REV. II. II. BEACH, of the Newton
Theolog cal Institution, viii supply the
desk Of The Baptist chmch in Newport
for few ~abhaths.
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UNDLu GARMENTS!

have largo and complete assortment u
Mcrino, Cashmere and SaxOuy Wool UNDER
IHll,IS and DRAWERS, for Gentlemen. Ladies
nd Children Of all sizes, styles, ana qualities
and at very moderate prices.
In addition | nave my customary full ASSAULT
meut uf nice Dress Goods. F.nnols, J. -
1ess. BulmO al SlLiIts Furnitur tov "a .
mugs (used for curtains) housekeeping, ,i5oh',
Domest cs, sc &c.
N.B.-Have II IL cent Brown Cotton, selling
1t ~ cents
inllv solicited. Careful attention given to
orders.
EDWARD BARLOW,
l5G Church Street
Burlington Dec l. 1865. dlG0 v2i5-tf
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ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY AD-
JISTED AND pAI.1.
liSi w2I2 IS
+ 10 UR.

I All N receipt OF 300 to 301brls. Of FLOUR
L per week, aud my facilities aie such that |
can supply the trade ON
G. % u 4; r u ma
rs any utucr party or parties (as my -four pays
no tribute to middle men, nor 2lc, per barrel to
made FROM Milwaukee Club Wheat, by carload
ur single barrel.
|yiNTEH WHEAT FLOIRS,
from good to very choice in full supply.
Corn ior sale ut al times. Cash paid for Wool
ana 5hcep tclts.
nD~ | take this opportunity to return my
most hearty thanks for the very liberal patron
axe | have received siuce commenced business
and lOpc for continuance of the same
j. j. BURGESS
st. Ahans. Oct. u. 1868.
23qtf
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MASONIc-Officer chosen at the reg
ular monthly communication of La
noble lodge, No. 6, + q y NJ, Fairfax,
Wednesday evening, Dee. 2:
l. Is HUNT, w NJ
II r Montague. S "
n i Blair, j w
5 b Hunt, Treasurer
a b Hecman, Secretary
z j Farnsworth, $ ID
w B Haloert, d
w Brush, S 5
NJ O Evans, :
l. G Leach, Tyler
AG Brush, Marshal.
MASONIC.-At n reguar communities
ton, of Fraklin Lod &c, No. /, held on
"Wednesday evening, tie following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year
JP Fisk, w NJ.
Geo L Hitteridgc, 5 w.
l. p Ki"p.oD, w.
G NJ Pierce, Treas
n Percy, See.
ogFIC Frs APPOINTED.
5 5 Allen, S d.
ID. G Mitchell, p d.
E + p L ,II I5toi Stewards.
$ II Bingngton Chaplain,
r =. Stanwood, Tyler.
l. Med Smith, Marshall.
Installation to take place Tuesday eY-
ming, Dee. 7th, after which there viii be
an Oyster Supper. Brethren in gooC
standing are invited to attend.
Park Davis declined the Office OF "
NJ tor another year, having held il 70
three consecutive years. Milton Ses
sions was reelected for $. w. but de-
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Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
From, the south and East, 5,iS 4. m, II, - ar
Fraam Houses Point and West, 7,2) a. M. IL, =
80 q. M. 80 2. III.
From Montreal. II IS a. m. 4j pm.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South end East, e n. NJ no M
2Dp. m. a..
For Rousc's Point and West. G05 a. NJ. 10
?. m.
For Montreal. 10 a. M, C - p. M
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CLIO aKxNG! CLoAKxNG!,

In full assortment We ca ! particular at,cu-
ion to orr "cn S.in CioniSing as being very
warm, handsome aud durable tor u low priced
rticie. We Il sO have some extra qualitN
.incis Moscow Beaver q tn. worth from
So 80 20 So Ul 4 ward
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slO NETARY & COMRIERCIAL
Rev YORK MarEet.

BY telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec %.
CoTroN sales of 2,5yO bales at
25c for midd ing uplands.
FLOUR-rne market is dull and easier;
sales of 67G0 barrels at IS 90a6 % for Su-
perfine state and Western: S6 S007 - 1oI
extra state; S6 70aS 90 for extra West ern
IS 450l0 90 for white wheat extra; S6 95G
8 90 for Round Hoop Ohio; 81 75@9 0O
for extra st. LOUIS; sl0Gl2 SO for good to
choice; closing quiet; California flour
nominal Rye flour is steady; sales $50
CoRN MEAL-Qufet; sales of 200 b 4rreIs at
S6 509S D for Brandywine.
WHISKY = Lower at 81 10 for Western
free. and 81 for No. ?.
Receipts. 2,OS6 bushels a shade
frmer, and v ~ quiet; sales OF 1 500 bush
els OF NO. Spring at 81 5SQl 90 for deiiv-
eIed.
KYE-Ac i've and frmer: sales OF 5000
bushels Of Weste at 81 %; also, 1900 bush.
BARLEY -Nominally unchanged
BARLEY MALr-Duu aud dropping; sales
OF 30 bushels of State at 81 I092 12Iz
CORN Receipts 400 bushels; the market
opened shade better, and closed qGiet at
about yesterdays prices; sales OF 4 500
bushels at S3g97c for new mixed Western :;
81 009l IL Tor Old do. in store and afiOat I;
81 0OuI 03 for new yellow Southern; 81 00,a
81 % for new white southern 93c for straw
colOred Southern.
OATS Heavy and lower; sales OF 4,S00
bushels a. 7454c for Western in store; nc
tor do. afiOat
RIcE-F'irm at S14g9]lc for Carolina.
COFFEE-Steady.
SUGAR-Sales Of s. hogsheads of Cuba at
uQuZc.
MOLASSES-DuI.
HoPS -l0o20c for American.
PETROLEUM Quiet at lSc for crude, and
3l0s3I14c for refined bonded.
LINSEED OIL-Firm 81 81 Ol.
WOoL-Qulet; sales of 278.000 pounds at
45G55c for domestic fleece; Tic for secured:
40G50c for pulled 5Ss59c for tubbed.
RATHER HemlocG sole firm at 2S%R
Z9l5c for Buenos AyreS aud Rio Grande
light and middle weights; & quiet at lOc
foe New Castle gas lfo for Liverpool do.
domestic heed 709c bS cargo.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE Quiet at 45%@
46@$c.
PoRK-Firmer: moderate demand; sales
OF 900 barreis at s27 50G2S 90 Tor new mess;
S26 59826 IS for old ditto; S20022 80 for
prime; a25 25a27 90 tor prime mess: Also
sales OF 900 oarre's OF new mess, sellers
February, at SIS l2d23 25
hEEF-Steady; sales OF 160 barrels at S99
Sl6 80 for new plain mess; Sl4aI9 50 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef IN fair de-
mand at s2S6s30 90 for prime mess; 93l935
for India mess. Beef Hams firm; sales Of
100 barrels It S30G33.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales OF $50 pack
ages at l0t90ll12c; shoulders l39l6c; hams
aud middles quiet; sales of l25 boxes at
l34c for cumberland cut; Iii5c TOR short
ribbed.
Hoes Dressed, firmer at II54Gl24c for
Western; l2149l2i4c for CITY.
l,ARD--Ftriner; sales Of ESQ tiercss at l6%
Gl71ac Tor steam rendered; l72alT5zc TOR
rendered, sellers December, February and
March, az l714@I715c.
BUTTER-Steady at 25@4Oc for Ohio
CHEESE-Firm and quiet at l44l91sc.
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PARIS, Decem Der 23-Senor Alas
ago was to-day officially received by
the Emperor as Ambassador from
Spain.
Carlist disturbances have occurred
in Navarro, and fourteen persons have
been arrested for participation in them.
The Moniteur, to-day, IN an editori-
al. says: The active movements of
great powers give hope that diplo-
macy, by the exercise Of moderation,
vii alIay the Eastern trouble.
The public newspapers say Russia
approves the proposition of Prussia
to invite England, France and Aus
tria to advise on the Turco Greek
difficulty.
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WASHINGTON.
Outrages In Texas inspectors Aur-
deFed.

WAsHINGToN5 Dec. 23.-Secretary
McCulloch. this morning, received a
dispatch from the Collector at Browns
vile, Texas, dated the 221. stating
that two Inspectors of Customs had
been murdered in that District, by a
gang of robbers, and another Inspect
or. named r. H Payne, badly wound
ed. The names OF the killed are Csc
Il. Harmon and VIM. III. Phelps
The following Internal Revenue
appointments were made to-day:
StOrekeepers. @. G.. Meanage. District
of Montana; William FL. Pendleton,
Second District of Kentucky; John
T. Brannan, Ninth District Of Ken
lucky.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-Sec-
retary Seward left tonight Tor Au-
burn, accompanied by the British and
French Ministers. who have accepted
an invitation to be his guests during
the holidays.
Chief Justice Chase and family also
left to night for the residence of Sen
ator Sprague, in Rhode Island, where
they remain until Saturday.
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Chicago Marker.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. %.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-Steady at = of
buving, and par selling.
FLOUR Quiet 5or spring extras a. s. 2509
6 IS.
WHR sT-Active and l140II5c hiZber
sales of No. 81 1890 IS: No. , 81 95<ai y,
closing firm at 81 llS4 for NO. .; sales OF No
l since change at 81 ll54.
CoRN-bult auG S49lc lower: sales of
shelled at 45}5Ca461Sc, closing at 455zod 46c ;
kiln-drIed 54IS(de55c for No. and 53c Tor re-
tected; Dothlng doing in old; no change
this afternoon.
OATs-DuIl at 4jG455S, closing at 4519c.
RYE-Dull but fitn a 21Sc higher; SaIeS
OF No at 81 099l y; No. 81 U7(gl g. clos
ing at 81 10 for No. l.
BARLEY-DulI; sales of No. > s. 499I 81,
closing at 81 90
HIGHwINEs-Duu and nominal at $3.50
94c.
PRovIsIoNS-Less active. Sales Of mess
pork at SO %; buyer 81 30; seller January
and February at 81 70; seller January at
S2S 0J-clOsing wttA sellers at 81 20, seller
January anu February; and sellers 81 70,
buyers January. Prime mess S23 90. Lara
1870 cash; l7c, seller ebruary-cloSing at
l612Qgl654c caSn. and l7c Tor future delivery.
Roueh sides I215c; Cumberland I215c.
HoGS-DreSSed opened firm and steady
yesterday; prices subsequently, weakened i;
closed at SllGll 371E, dividing on 2l0. Live
opened quiet, became firm and more act
I've; IS 50t59 p for fair To medium; 50 259
$40 25 for good 10 choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and steady; s. 81
for common; S5 2595 % for fair 10 good
packing.
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ST. PAUL.
Resolution by the Board of Trade.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, December 23-
The following is the resolution passed
by the Board of Trade in regard to
the Mississippi Valley National Tele-
graph Company:
Resolved, That in view Of the fact
that the subscriptions pledged by
this Board to the capital stock of the
Mississippi Valley National Telegraph
Company were based upon represent
atoms made by the President of said
Company, which have not been con-
piled with, said pledge is neither le-
gally nor morally binding upon this
Board, aud the Secretary is hereby
instructed to inform the said Tele-
graph Company of this decision, and
that the Board declines to take any
further steps in tie matter.
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General and Miscellaneous
News.
NEW YORK.
SDinae WRITES q Letter-His Views
on the GFeenback Question.

NEW YORK, December ga spe-
ciaI from Washington says United
States Treasurer Spinner is writing q
letter to the State Treasurer of Mas
sachusetts, in which he will review
Senator Morton's scheme for the re-
demption of the green backs.
The report is the President will
veto the Southern military bill.
The Commercial Travellers held an
other meeting this afternoon, which
was largely attended. Many cases of
hardship, arising under the State
and municipal license law, we're
rehearsed. Several of the speakers
denounced these laws as odlous and
tyranical. The general opinion favored
making a test case aud taking it to
the u. S. Supreme Court for decis-
ion; but a committee was appointed
to consult Attorney General Evarts
on the subject.
At meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners to-day, it was decided
to organize the department into nine
brigades, and confer the following
ranks upon the officers: the Chief
Engineer to be Colonel; the Assist
ant Engineer, Lieutenant Colonel /;
the District Engineer, Major; and the
other officers relative rank.
In the case of the United States
against about twenty thousand dollars
worth of property found at the rectify-
ing establishment of Watson & Graf
~. before the United States District
Court to-day, the jury returned ver-
dict for the Government. The de-
tense obtained thirty days stay of
proceedings.
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VOL. XIX.

Madamoiselle Foster has had fall
down n fight Of stairs from entaugie-
ment in her skirts, but escaped with
her life, though severely bruised and
lame.
The bonds of the two gentlemen
charged with extensive smuggling,
have been declared forfeited by Com
missioner Belts, they not having ap-
peared before him to day.
New York, Dec. 23.-Jas. Watson
Webbes and Ex-Ministcr G. A. Wash
burne arrived to-day on the steamship
Merrimac, from Rio. Janeiro.
Money being stringent, loans were
all called in.
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Clne:nnasl Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Dec. D.
FLoUR-Quiet: family Il 5O6s 90.
HEAT-Duu; No. l 81 80.
CoRN-Duil, at 65G66c for ear, a decline.
OATS Dsci1ned 10 Gle.
BARLEY-DuI, the best grades at s. >.
COTToS-DnIl; midding 235zc.
WHISKY-Firm al 81.
HoGs-ClC sed dull and lower; live SO asa
SO 80; dressed slI 259i2 %; packers holding
of under ex pected large receipts before to-
morrow; recei pts 3,}U0 head.
Provisions Dull; city mess pork sold
at SIS, country could have been bought at
S27 81. Bulk meats held at lie, l41ac aud l5c
for shoulders, clear rib and ear sides, but
country offered nc less, aud no demand.
Lard UNCHANGED and nominal. old at lSc,
but there is no demand, nor is there much
Offering.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm, al 36G40c.
CHEESE-FI-m. at lSglSc.
GG5-DuIl, at S2a33c.
OILS-LinSeed oil quiet but firm, at 81 90
a "; lard oil firm, at 81 50.
PErSOLEUM-Dull, at Z9GS0c for refined.
RoCERIES-Unchanged and quiet.
GoLD-l3415 buying.
EXCHANGE-ruu. at 1E91-lOc discount
buying, and par selling. the money mar
ket continues close at l09l2 per cent.
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EUROPE
BY Atlantic Telegraph
Penny Postage System-Its Adoption
Between the United States and
Great Britain Urged.
ENGLAND.

ENOBANO.
LONDON, December 23.-Messrs.
Hadfeld and Bazleg, members of par
lament, have presented a memorial
to Reverdy johnson, requesting him
to urge the United States to adopt a
system of penny postage between the
two countries. The memorial is
signed by hundreds of members of
Parliament. The Times favors the
memorial, aud says, if time had been
afforded, doubtless all the members
of Parliament would have signed it.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-The report of
the proposed conference on the East
ern question is fully confirmed.
The Vienna PreSSe. the Government
official organ, says semi-othcially that
the plan originated with Russia,
backed by Prussia, and that the
scheme is favored by Austria and
Italy. The effort to settle the ques-
ton without bloodshed will undoubt-
edly be successful.
GREECE.
ATHENS, Dec. p. - The Govern
ment has asked of the Chambers a
credit of one hundred millions of
The ports of Paros and Patras are
to be fortified.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dec. 23.-The Prince of
Martengro has gone to st. Peters
burgh.
The Provincial correspondent of
semi-oficial newspaper says the great
Powers have united In an effort to
dissuade the Sublime Porte from ex-
pelling the Greeks from Turkey. The
Intended expulsion includes those in
Genuia and Roumaina.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Dec. % The country is
entirely tranquil. The government
proposes to make material changes in
the colonial magistracy.
GREECE.
ATHENS. December 23.-The min
istry is still engaged in the discussion
of the means of defense of the coun-
try, but DO formal steps have yet
been taken In that direction.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 23.-The .Moai-
teur has late Paraguayan adviees.
which say the position of Lopez is
critical, in consequences of his differ
ences with the United States. and
that he will probably seek a reconciI-
iation with the American Govern
ment. The Moniteur also states that
Paraguay continues to make energet-
ic resistance to the movements of the
allied armies.
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Men Orleans Harket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. %.
FLoUR-Low grades scar e; 10 superb n e
Offering; double extra 81 62d7 Is; treble
extra s. 0 as So
Corn Scarce, at 7SGS0c.
OATS-FIrmer, At Csc.
BRAN-Dull, at 81 40.
HAY-Priune 81.
PORK-AdYancing sales q { e29 Ooa29. so
BAcoN-Scarca, retailing al 1877 9lJs{c Tor
shoulders; is1zc for clear rio, aud l912c f-r
clear sides.
HAMS Scarce and higher, at J7EI ISe.
LARD-Scarce and drna, fierce I5Iz6SI9c !;
key l9aI9Sc
SUGAR-A Give; common 954c; prime l2j<
@I214c; yellow clarified BIC.
MoLASsES-Acl1ve, at an advance; COM
mon 50d6Oc: prime 65G66c; choice csc.
WHISKY AND CoFFEE-Quiet and IN
changed.
COTTOE-Easier FOR lower grades: rn i'd
dings scarce at 231Sc; sales 4 600 bales: re-
ce1pts 5 .4o8 bales; exports 3G76 bales.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. %. = The Ara
lanche's Little Rock special of yester-
day says refugees from counties af-
ficted with the militia continue to
flock to this city, confirming the re-
ports of outrages hy militia.
The report that Grant sent officers
to investigate the outrages was receiv-
ed with rejoicing.
By the Governors proclamation
this morning in Little County, that
portion of Lafayette east of Red River
was turned over to the civil authori-
ties.
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81. LoaIs Barket.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec. ..
ToBACco-Nothiug dong, and nomiDalIy
unchanged.
CoTToN-Very little Offering; mIGdlIng is
worth t31ze.
FLoUR-In good demand for low grad es,
which are scarce and wanted: superb g
ran es at 81 50G6 so; X Sc 750i7 90; Xxx q p
@sS 50: Xxx 10 fancy - 25gl0 75.
WHEAT-Best grades or FaI are 6rn
and wanted; prime TO strictly prime old
81 62gl 30; choice white and red s. %, and
strictly choice would bring 81 I0d2 Is.
CORN Dull at 6l%@63c for mixed and
yellow; 67a68c for mixed and white; 70@7Ic
for choice white; bulk corn 550557c.
OATs-Dul and lower, at 5I956c, and
fancy wnite at SIC
BARLEY-DuII al 81 90 for Illinois Spring.
RYE-L0wer, at - 24ul 25
PORK-tirm at 81 25a2S %, and 500 b bis
IN sss at Alexandra. for March, at s29 50.
BULK MEATS-Very urm; dry-salted
shoulders. pack ed, at fIc; ctear rib sides at
l4gl4]2c; clear sides i5,< q, and loo, 900 pounds
loose shoulders and clear sides, at Alexan-
dria, for March, at I0aIlc.
BACoN-Nery little Offering; shoulders
sold al l3c: clear sides l71z0I7lc.
LARD-Firm al l7al719c for city tierce,
and 161%dl7c for country.
WHISKY Excited a al higher, held at
97c9SI o..
HoGs-Stif and higher, at S3<d95<c; the
mum Der PACKED to date is 80 900 head.
CATTLE-GOOd TO choice are fair de-
mand at 59613c gross.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-24

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 23.-A. B.
Hicken, of Philadelphia, and Pete
Mcclure, of Peekskill. n. Y, had a
fight for $1,000 side in the vicinity
of Stump's Woods, on the line of the
railroad, near Perryville, this morn
ing. After five rounds, Hicken broke
jaw, and gained the fight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-24
LOUISVILLE.
Terrible CONFEDERATION at CraWf0rds- s.
vile, Indiana-Great Loss or Prop
erty.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. ga terrible
confederation occurred at Crawiords-
vile, Montgomery County, Ind, last
night. resulting in Che destruction Of
six stores, a marble shop, four saloons
and four dwelling houses. Loss fully
S25, 900; partly insured.