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SURVEY NOTICE.

SURVEY NVTICE.
TIE urdevsigned will rrocsed with the
i Ccunsy Surveyor of Dubois County. on
the 18th dsy Of April. 1855 10 rup the lines
md determine the boundaries Of Section No.
81 Town / sovth ranae s west.
The intermediate Ii0es will also be RIM
sad the corners lhes eof eslsblished. Per.
sons interested will please be present.
March q '6s-3. w. X. SIMPSON.
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The city elections held last week
in Garry aud Titasville, Pennsylvanis,
resulted in the choice OF Democratic
Mayors. and a majority in the coun-
Gil in both places. These towns were
never known to 90 Democratic be-
tore. i4ngsl
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April Election.
H1Ars OF ~IxDsAsA,

Dubois County. vi
The Slate Of ladIsnss 10 The Sheriff o. ss'dI
County Greeting.
YOU ss hereby commanded to give no.
i ,ics a. required by law. 10 the qus''hed'
voters Of sid County, that there will % a.
election hsld In the seyersl Preslncss. and
., the usual places Of holding elections on
The First Monday Of Ap'il. A. D. 1858. Tor
the purpose Of electing
One jusics Of the Peace ins'ssd o. VIII
liam BsggarIy. whose term expires Msy
IL, 1853. .. q
One J u,,ice OF the Peace instead OF Sim
iaon B.xlet. whose iern expirss August the
ll4,h. 1868.
One Justice of the Pesee instead Of F'sn.
cir Rsslage. whose term expires May the o'h'
1868.
Oae Justice Of the peace i"s'esd Of Harvey
Green, formerly elected and filed no bono.
One .Jus.i:c Of the Peace ins,ssd Of Henry
Shoulders. whoss term expires May The
9th 1868. isf
Ons Justice oi the Peace instead Of A.
IN. Miller. whose term expires April 9.h
1858.
One Justice Of the Peace for Ferdinan nd
Township. ~ q
Two Copsts bles for Columbia Township.
Two Cons,ables Tor HARRISON Township,
Three Conslsbles Tor Bsinb'idge Town.
ship.
Two Canstables for Hall Township.
Three Constsbles fov Pstoka Township.
Two G ,nMnb!ss for Ferdinand TsS nship.
Oas Township Trustee tor each Town
ship in said County.
One Supervisor in each Road District IN
l,hs several Townships in su,d County.
In witness whereof ! have herennto
se, my hs I'd and seal VI said Cour', q
Jasper. this ll,h DIV at March a, ID.
!l8ss. HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. OK.
by g JOSEPH JuTr. DeP'y.
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Court, Judge Baker, presid.
ing, begins in Dubois county next
week. The docket 10 not filled with
new cases, spc court will likely I'D.
journ on Wednesday Or Thursday.
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UTThe tine weather ot the past
week Lss induced . good many Of our
citizens to plant garc GA seed. and has
brought ont the peach blooms. Fears
are entertained that the present cold
snap MAJ injnre the fruit.
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TOWNSHIP CONVENTIONS. democrats
will bear in mind their township con.
veutions, on next Monday week. Let
there be . full turn ont, and . fair OK.
preston Of the public will. X
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Hon. W. F. Sherred.

or Orange County, will address the
citizens OF Dubois county at Jasper
on TUESDAY, the 3ist OF March, CA
the political issues of tho day. lie
invites . general attendance Of the
people. ofall parties, who love their
country.
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Daring the month Of February,
1853 bales OF cotton and 80, 500 bush
ella Of corn were shipped over the
Evansville and Crawtordsville Rail
road. ~.
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The election in Bedford, Penn I.
sylvania last week. resulted in the
success of the Democratic ticket BY a
majority Of IS. y gain Of IL since last
fall.
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In pu,,uunce to 10 notice - hereby CIV
en- that pole will he opened - The usual
places. ri hold'ng elections. 10 me severn
tow nships of Dubois County, I"di,n". on
Monday The Oh dsy of April. A II. 1865,
.or the pu,po.s Of e,ec'i"g the fhas's n'-".
toned in the foregoing P,~cips. whereof oil
persons in,sr-s,td will take notice aud CIV
e,n the msrlvrs accordingly. Wm"vss nv
hand and seal this IL b day Of March. a
d 1868
Henry MAvSrEL. Sheriff d. c.
March l3. '68-4W
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SURVEY NOTICE.

VTVHE undersigned will proceed with the
i County Surveyor o. DuboIs Co0otv, On
the 9th day Of April, 1868, 10 run the Iines
and determine the boU~dsv,ss Of section No.
2 Township 2 south range 3 west.
Tbs intermediate lines will siso be run
end the corners thereof established. Per.
sons istsreslsd will. please BE- psescnt.
CHARLES HOLCBOG.
March IL, 68-3w
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~Gen. Hancock has arrived ia
W ashing'on City, and Gen. lialieck
has been ordered TO the command VI
the 5th District Of despotism.
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1T Ia estimated that fully one
thousand persons in New Albany
have united with different churches
since the frat Of January last.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION TIC
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indisps, Dubois County, Court Of
Court Of Common Peas. y
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Thomas
~ Harris, Administrator with the will on.
nexed, Of lance Harris. decessed, has Cleo
bic petition 10 sell the Real Estate Of the
Idsesdent, his personal berg insufficient to
|psy HE deb,s; end 'hst said petition will b
|hsssd q The next term Of the Court Of Com.
mon Plsss of said County.
Attest: HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk
C. e. p. Dubois Co.
BY 9 JosErx Jvrr. Dsp'ty.
@. T. B. Cana. AIRY. ~ Z
March -, '60-3w prt
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Exchanges FROM all parts Of the
State report the peach binds as totally
'uniniured BY the cold weather.
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4 Pare blooded EngIish Rsce Stallion,
IA from . full FLOODED Messenger. sud b.
Imported Albion, can be seen at jasper,
Duboie County, Iud. An interest fof sale.
r. n. WELMAN.
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TOXECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

FORECLOSURE Of MORTGAGE
S,s:e OF Indisns Dubois County. %:
10 The Common PIess Court Of nnboia Coma
~. in The Sis,s Of 1odisus. Nay tssm,A +.
D. 1893.
Joseph Suigel.
|Dins vsnB-ssom
IT KNOWN The, on this 10Th ssy
ID Of March ~ the ysss 1868. the ahove
plaintiff, BY his Attorney. filed in the Odkes
Of the Clerk Of the Commos Pleas Ceur',
his complaint sgsinss said defendant. 10 the
above Untitled cause, together with an an
dsvit Of q competent person. thst ssid de
sendsis Henry vonBsssem and Dins Won
Bsssom. sod nssesssry parties 70 the fore
closure Of The mortgage. end they ere mol
,esiden,s Of the Sis,e Of Indians.
Said defendants ere therefore. hereby no
URed Of she fling sod tendency Of ssid com
plant sgsinst ihsm, end thar vnlesa ,heJ
appear or demur thereto, 81 the CO ling o
said csuse on The second dsy Of tho mex
term OF ssid Govt 10 b begua end held q
, the Court House in jasper. on tho Fiss
, Nondsy in Nay neg. ssid complaint. en-
: the ms,ters apd things therein contained
end slIeeed. WILDE heard and determined Il
their sbsenes.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUs. Clerk.
!, g. IT, Cara. ATTY Tor Pig.
March 30 '6e-3w
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GxAxp. Juay, MARCH 1868.

fhe recent Term u 'OouiHi'ce'o"e' =
Court:
GxAxp.J Uay. March 1868.
CoIumbis Tp-Dsvid y. Morgon Jo"a'
thsu Kss,erson, Hsrbison-S l. kslso Joh'
Fisher, Bsinsrides-Jscos Without Lewi'
Green. H.n-Hensy SehoeIl John e stein
Ps,oks Adm Schmitt John Bruner. Fsrd'
a sud-Thvmas Summers John JUDY.
Psrrlr JUNIORS. MARCH 1868.
C,lumbis-A JEosmana solomon vii
lisms, Hssbison-Allen Mcdonald Phillip
Schwenk, sinbridge-Robert Stewart Al
exsudsr Ell. He'll sednck S~chsoerine
Ps,oks-Esnvt Biemker Henry Wisford
resdinsnd-G ssha,d T Meyer George Msh
ling.
GRAxp JuRoRs. SErr. TrRx 1868.
Columbis-John Arnold John Dsvisos
ST.. usrbisos-Lsmusl Kslso John Hs:bi
son. B.inbrdee-Michsei Hochgssasa Css
par John. Hsll-John Reuber Chsrlss R,ds
maeher, Ps,oks-Henry e Msuntsl Jane
Mayo. Fesdinsnd-Bernsrd Toebbs Joh'
lTempIe.
CRANE JuRoRs, MARCH TERN 1869.
Columbia Monroe Ellis George Teufe
Hrbison-.Wm Curry George Bsus'. Bsin
b,idgs-Joha S.evsrt Wm Mshin. Hall
Noah Whsley Geo Abel. Pa,oks- Isss
! Cato Robert Small, Ferdinsud-Josep
Slsch,er Bernard Qusnte.
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For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Nsrion.
For Lieu,ensut Governor,
ALFRED +. EDGERTON. of Alles.
For Secretary Of State,
REUBEN c. klSE. Of Bone.
For Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH v. BENUsDAFFER. ofFfsnkiH
For Tressurer Of S,s'e.
JAMES q. KyNAN, Of Marion.
For Clerk Vi Supreme C"sr'.
NOAH 8. AROSE, Of Case.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
N. A. 0. PACKARD, u Msrshsll.
For superintendent o! Public Instructors
JOHN Il. PHILLIPS. Of Dsviess.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Of Putnam.
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JrnoRs.-Below We republish the
names Of the Grand and Petit Ju.
'rors for Circnit Court next week, and
also the Grand jurors for next Sept.
and March, 1869, tern Ne selected Al
fhe recent term Of Commissioner .
Court. i
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Democratic County Convention

AT a meeting OF the Democratic
Central Committee Of Dubois County
held in Jasper, Oh March 81 1885,,
the following resolutions were unani.
monsly adopted:
Resolved, Ths, the Democracy OF Du.
Aois County hold a DELEGATE Convention Ia
J.sper, on Tuesdsy May oh. 1868. Tor
the purpose OF expressing the preference
OF Duhois County. as TO who shall be the
candidate for R%epresen,snve The ensuing
Fall, to represent Dubois and Merlin coun'
,ies in the Legislature: and slso for the pur'
pese Of appointing deiegstes TO represent
the county in the Congressional District
Convention.
Resolved. TINS, VI leave j, op,ionsry With
ssid County Delegate Convention. who" a.
sembied. 10 nominate candidates for county
chices, or not, end The primary township
mss,inqs Be requested 10 Instruct 'hsls dr''
ess,es ,o,hs County Conveniios in regard
thereto.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of The
several TOW nships ere requested 20 no'o
10 snship meetings on the Let Msnday OF
April next, for he purpose OF sp7o'"H"e
delegates ,o,ths County Convention. and
,ha, the Democracy Of esch township b
entitled to one delegate for every SO votes
cas-, for Gen. Manson for Secretary Of State
IN 1855, end one for esch ~fsactioa over 20
voice 80 cast.
Resolved, That the Chsirmsn Of the Cen
srsl COMMITTEES be requested 10 correspond
with the Central Commuters Of The oshe'
counties 10 this Senatorial Disisieti in rsgaFt
10 The advise billy Of nominating . candidate
for Senator in plscs Of Hon. A Houghton
wbo has vacated bis position - Senator b,
accepting Us Office.
Under tho shove sppor'sonmens Tor dele
ea,es each township will Be entitled 10 ID
following numbsr:
Cslumtis,
Nall.
F~erdiasad.
Bsisbridgs.
fasoks. u
H~srbison.
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/. Q pEsRULsR. ". A. TsAYLoa.
NEBRULER & TRAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS B couNssloRs At LAW.
JA,Pfa, ~lxpIAHA,
will practice 10 the Courts Of Dubois and
sioininR copnties.s Psruculss attention given
TO collections.
Ma,ch 20. N6S-1s>
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Total plumber Of Delegates, 33
Each Of the townships are also re-
auested to appoint o contingent del
epsse for each delegate, who will be
accorded seats in the Convention, but
not votes.
BY order Of the Committee.
CLEMENT DoANR, Chm.
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"Pay ~ what yUu owe W.
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HALL TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT.
ID ECEIPrS and Expenditures Of Hall
IL Tow oship. Dubois County. indiana. Tor
the fiscal year ending March /, 1865.
TOWNSHIP TAX.
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PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraorG nary power OF
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT Ill curing
the worst forms Of Scrofulous, Syphiloid Chronic
Skin Diseases and its marvellous power in resolving
caculous coucretions, afording immediate relief anu
consequent of Diseases OF the Kidney, Bladder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, spleen. Its rapid influence
in the Of Diabetes, Incon!inence or scanty tur
bid, a;puminous cloudy urine; Its almost instant ef
Gcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge OF
urine, aud its singular power in cur1ce discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, L'ucori hGa, Bloody
Urnc, and ober unhealthy and WeaKening d1s
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPAR1L-
LIAM used in the Renovat.ng Resolvent differs from
ordinary .Sdrsapdriltas Sars parlan is the only
principle in Sarsaparilla that possesses curdtir5
properties; all other parts OF tho root are inert and
useless. One ounce OF the extract obtained under
Dr. Radway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances, contains more
OF the true principle OF cure than twenty pounds Of
the ordinary roots
SARSApARILLIaN is Only one OF the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine and it IS
the only compensatng remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinvgoratiDg proper,
tics through the BLOOD, SWEAT. URINE. and
other sccrctions, securing harmonious functional
action of every depraved organ and gland in the sys
tenn. If tie blood Is corrupt, the Resolvent Will
make pure. II the Lungs are liberated and sore.
sccreting thick phlegm and prnrelept matter the
Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with souLd and healthy materlal. II
the Skin Is covered with plmIes. spots pustulee,
sores, ulcers. &C., the Resovent will quickly remoVs
these annoyances. II mercury Is deposited In the
bones and has accumulated IN the system, the Re
solvent will drive it out. If the Throat or Bronchial
Glands arc liberated the Resolvent will cure these
signs OF an early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties are hurtful, ss they
increase the functional secretions OF on organ by
suspcndiag the constituent secretons OF others;
hence compensating remedy like the Resolvent Is
the only means of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
iwpregnated with the Resolvent end absorbed TO
supply the waste OF the body will make pure, sound
and healthy flesh and tihr-. The first dose that is
taken commences its work OF publication and IN
creasirg the appetite and flesh.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES!
important to Know how to Use GRAD
ways Ready Rclief'' in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MI OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 10Th, was violently seized
with Congec!ion of the Lungs. For few days pre-.
yious l felt dull pain over my lett lung, with
occasional coughs, but being actively engaged paid
no attention to it. When seized, the pain was so
piercing cutting and excrucating, that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung Be-
ing absent from home sent out for three bottles OF
RAILWAYS RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs back shoulders. &c, and few moments
got up counter-rritation. Resplrations were easy,
and, as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
In half IN hour was free from pain. and all signs
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This is an
important cure. 1t is we'll that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks 4he
same rule holds good in cases of Inflammation OF
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with it. 1t will
instantly secure the Withdrawal Of the inflammation
to the surface, and persons now suffering may. Ii
THIRTY MINUTES, be flee from PAIN
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where inflammation has existed for
Ionntb of time. in addition 10 the RELIEF, take six
nj RAILWAYS FILLS. Powder them. In half an
honr in most cases, they will operate. Ii not re.
neat the dose. In one o.. two hours at the furheSt
hpy will operate, and the patient soon get well. In
I;lious. Typhoid, Fever and Aguc this treatment is
sure TO cure Let il be tried.
'' JOHN RADWAY, N. d.
sF DIR. RADwAY's REMEDIES are sold By Drug
eists and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
Style with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE d NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. 169 Meeting.steet, corner Hasel
Charleston. S. C.
Maya Dac sm.o
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selling at s5@s q NJ; and city sawed lumber at

selling at s5@6 q NJ; and city sawed lumber at
s20@l5 D N.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam I'd. for up
lands, and Id on sea island; by sail ad on upands'
and I'd on sea islands. To West Indies and North
ern coaswise ports vessels in demand for lumber
freights To Havre nominal. To the West Indies, Gu
ban ports, north side on lumber, s10@12, gold, and
sll@sl2 south side. Coastwise-To New YORK
are brisk, and room IN demand; b. steam lc
q 10 on uplands, and &C. eea islands. 81 q
tierce on rice; by sail, &c. . Ii on up
lands, and &C. a tierce on rice, on resawed
lumber sl1 g NJ. and TN timber sla. To Boston
by steam, &C. p b On c7ttcn and &C = tierce on
rice; by saul -e. q ID on cotton. sl1 90 q N. on
resawed lumber, and s13 90 p N. on timber. To
Philadelphia X. q ID upland cotton by steam and
C. q tb by sail; flooring boards So 50@9 So q NJ.
To Baltimore, by steam, cotton &c nce s.
tierce, 81 T5 phosphates, q 1000 lbs, 81 in
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
I. ssG10, as in size; wheat z bushel Ice. in sacks
By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c;
rice q terce So Oc; phosphate per ton, St
in packages. To ouisvIle. Ky, on rice, Iac. 9
hundred To Cincinnati soc. To ST. Louis S5c.
BY sail on boards and scanIiing hence to Baltimore
80, Oh Iuuloer oluj PuosPn1teS So' 'o93S'o -AN ~
demand at neighbor:ns ports for lumber and timber
freights and high rates are offered.
EXCHANGE.-sterhng Bills-The rate yesterday
was 143 for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York x dis, days q discount
They are selling sight checks at par. Bills Beyond
days are not readily negotiated.
GoLD.-The brokers we're yesterday buying at
81, md selling at s..
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November 5.-consois 94h. DondS '4is.
Sugar aHoat 25s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, November 5--Noon.--Cotton steady
sales l5,C coo bales. Shipments from Bombay to the
S1st utmo, since the last rep rt, are l6cO oales'
Lard G6s Cd. Ta,low 5Js Cd.
EAvASA, November 5-StcrliDg 141aa14a T. s.
currency. Gl days, 2Oa21. French 2a3 premium
Freishts decline from the heavy feet in por:.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 5-Toon.-Money q with a
commission of i added. Sterling 9}S. Gold 327S.
Flour 5al0 lower. Wheat lower. Corn dull. PORK
,ower at s2G Lard heavy. Cotton quiet at 2oia'
Turpen inc shade lower at . Rosin quiet Freights
dun
Evening.-Cotton less active; sales 1900 bales at
25k. Flour-State and Western dull and heavy;
super6ne IS s0a6 25; extra Sc aOa6 IS; Southern dull
and declining; common to fair extra S8a8 49, Wheat
to 4c lower during the day. Corn unchanged
Oats lower PORK lower. but more active at s20'Sa
2GZ. Lard heavy a. l5a171s; kette-rendered la
1s1 whiskey quiet and nominal. Rice dull. Sugar
firm; Muscovaao 11Xa111E. Coffee steady. Naval
stores quiet and unchanged. Frei!hts lower on
grain. Governments excited and declining; US
1O6.1 Tennessee, new, 661s; North Caroiinas 045s;
new G5. Money very stringent at per cent, with
Iak commission ndded. All kinds OF securities de-
pressed. Sterling heavy; closed at 03S Gold steady
at 32H. Governments auctuated violently, and
Closed weak after much excitement and heavy sales
at sacrifice early in the day. Ssocls recovered
rom the panic, but declined again. the market clos
irg heavy and unsettled.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-Breadstu IS and grain
dull, without material chauge Bacon active. shoul-
13]sal3Ac
ST.. LOUIS November 5.-F.o1r heavy at So 2ol
So Corn dull OF SOaS7c. Pork dull al 500 2J. Da-
con firm. Shoulders lac. Clear sides leia1S1sc.
Whiskey 81 03.
WILMINGTON n. c., November 5.-Spirits turpen-
tie 4OaA0Hc Rosin 81 G0a6 25. Crude turpcnt'nc
50 c. Cotton 22,lc for mixed.
AUGUSTA, November 5-Co:ton dull. Sales l1G
ba es; re :cipts AS. Middiugs 2Sa2S,4
sAvASSAH, November 5.-Cotton closed easier
Sales GO bales. MiddIngs 237l l24 Receipts 2734
blles; exports coastwisc 1852 bales.
MOBILE, Novcm1 Der 5.-Cotton sales 1000; market
ouie. and firm; mlddlings 2S4. Receipts 3G7. Ex-
ports yesterday and to-day 36s.
New ORLEANS, Sovern or 5.-Cotton easier: MD
dlings 232a; sales 1900; receip's 3427 Gold 3S1s.
Sterling 43ala51H. New York light exchange DIS
count. Sugar higher; fair l224. prime l471, yellow
clarified 15ss. Moiasses hrmer; fair 50, prime 10
choice e2l92.
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Export. for tho Week ending Thursday

FOREIGN. 49, 1.,
LIyERPOOL-Pe- bark Harriet HnsseSh,r @ ;Sh,s ro";S
SIand 2l49 bales Upland Cotton loo ooS 'OS'''
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-per steamship James Adserml1 S.tnn 1sS
ass Haes IP;ce = nacsases sundries. A bales Do
mesties Sc bales Waste 1Gs sacks FTS Saiton ip7
s.Ias G-n,ond Cotton, 189 tierces Ric', 20 bales
Z oPs Ssssfs RSs? 80 81 padRases RSEss a
Per steamship Manhattan-40 bags 5
Cotton, 1929 bales Upland Cotton, lO3 bales Les
Waste. 100 tierces Rice. l0S bales Domeshcs, lS9
empty Parres, 1873 packages Sundres Per
hr Myrover-l6 bags I and 2O9 bales Upland
Cotton, 2O1 tierces Rice, $40 casks Kaoin cay
13s bays Cotton Seed q tons Tennessee Marble,
II casks Wine, $4,000 feet Sawed stuff, 1000 feet
Sawed Timber.
brig Alice Iea-315 tons
Phosphate Rock. $4,000 tcst Flooring Boards Il
tons American Pig Iron.
steamship Falcon go bales Up.
l1nd Cotton, 2a6 tierces Rice, As blles Rags, 70
bales Domesdcs. 80 easke Clay, 10000 feet Lu1-
Der, u hhds Iron, bales Hides, 50 packages
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