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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-01
UtieHOaDNeH.
1868,
ilortbfra
Gcutral @iiea SaBm.
Sdaitb
(Gpnntags du89enDmmen)
bier Su9e

mad Eitt8bnrg md Dem Weltcn!
3fpei 8ii9c tdalid) (5crntd8s du%saeuUmmeu) mad
Buffalo UnH NidadVd Sdlicn.
9pt unS nab @fpItds eea II. Nlat 1868. Die Shee
S~erla0eu SaltintCle WE fDl9t:
sac NRprscnS pOIt : Gdlricnju9 - Sagiih
CSpnntdBs auS9ehpnTen,) nab ptttssur8 mo benz
Nelten G!rrtrd, Buffalo unp hen Niagara Bauet u. I. ~.
10. 10 Rad,mittdsss Sd3neli;ug- 3d0.tdl ts-pnn
taGs ausbenpmmer, } mad Nltttbnrg unb lem gDGten u
nGr6lid nur bis Wiaiamspprt.
T. Mbcncs GfpreH. CSptntdgS dusBerCirnet, }
ipelter tn Sarrisbura nit Rem Gtncirndfttr Grpreb '3ug
Ter PENNSYLVANIA Gifsnbabn lid s%srbinpet. peltsr in 81
Gtunten Cincinnati uro In So Strnbtr etitaDp CREDIT.
10. 80 Rad,t=Grprcf = 8d9li6, mad Yittsburs unt
rem gSeieH, nrrp!if Hat goiat1n,spprt. rnb tdgliG,,
tSGntd1s ale8sncninlsn) mad Slntra, eanareat8ua,
SRcbeter, Sufdlp, etn Niagara 6dlen unb Canada.
DIE 3i9e NIT eer rg9et'WldrpGuee GtienbdbH," Sc
bel $50 0icrgens uie $3.50 Ra9mtttaBs ab.
Die 3dae uad,pauSoer unb @sttqsburS, 8eben $50
Mpr9eNs rnp ~ 10 ~5lafmitta9s at.
0s Anst nit her rGunterianS. 9tGeser Gtferbatn,"
feben $50 1lUracus une 12.lO Ndbmittass ab.
Accommodations Siige.
Sad, Sjprp I'm $50 Na&mttt0as tdsltd, Conn.
GRs'aus9cnprnsten
Sarftcu Accommodation - $50 Tlattuittaas -
SpRRta9s ausaenpmneh.
Sic 3iige fOulnIcr in Baltimore on:
Bonn Aeaeil une atprSen I'm o .45 Dipr8ens IL utr
80 Miittans unb $50 ubr Abents.
parttrn - $50 Wiprpens. YDrf--10 ltr IS Wlin.
IDraen hes dDritertu, niNete nab allen puaItsn 9EeF.
nHp MORT, meIbe man I'D III her Staetur. ealvert' eta-
liPn, an w.. 9pnilg
Geuerdl. ga1ass. Igsnt;
9. ". Sibarfp,
G1I-) Stncr1l' Surerintsatsni.
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:3u sabreu ppracriteftc sserrcue.,
Sittern ODER Dieies xpnicumS
SIR beionScrcn Geadtung |

&c II tue nidt wsaluleltenenbe SbdtGdte, tas tic
sele Sdlfte hes ipeiblibea Z bellies uniersr 9esblferune
ts lfi sm i A@tf' t SslnHs % sfits, s%%p Ia stst sfltsst
"lth nie NOD ~beEneet". ~ Gle nnb TRACE, ldIts.
Cbne GnerGte, duberf netp6s uub pbne Wppe,
til.
Gtsfcr 8lafe reresh Der 8ittrre pbtr has gcnicutn
%befeneerS elnpfpblen.
Stbtpade nnS sartgebautc Sinter
werhen eurh ben @enu6 sines Der Mittel trlftia. Dit
sstesn Irssneisn teiIen ieSen 5aa ppn absebruns uns
@atirdftln9 ~unftbltar.
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rSrn. 8. q. Serncr!

Mertter SER! Itt unenStidsm 9erBnasen bdnhts,
i'd Stnsn Sieles 3eu8AIe FUR ben Grirla Reldeu Spi
auf'E 5Dmer,ltaits an erfroreNsn 5l6en, ipsas ale met
ne geGuntsu mild ~aut9aten. als i'd aber ven hen
pielen Nuren hbrfe. peibs Sbre ~werttpptle Mtrti;iu be
~rertleligt Bat, teihlcf i'd, lie III peiiuden. Der Sc
traWG ener 5laiGe Oewdbi te MIR arrse grlsiG eruna,
unb bic ,rete 6laiGe beipirite bah &c @sIiuns. Grlau'
ben le mir fatet, rtein Serr, Sbnsn rneHen bsr,ti zen
tistn gret9t Fat, aus,ubriiten, Id einpietle tieielte gu
sletf metrei gelannttn uut benz publifGm ~lbsrbaupi
ais o~os-beie @iittel, ipGldes ie 0eeer, ]eTfrprtae 8uBe Of
ierrt mrrten.
M6.uneSYrQh Sbr
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ecm ntp. spfeph Q. aennars. nr. sne

gum Rep. Spfepb 9. acitmars, Or. 9bcpI,,
gaitrr her 10. saptiasns 8irdt sa gbifasetYbia.
-Dr. Sadfpn (! Uertter Serr SauRs lat man mid
autaefertert, n,einen 9lanea unter Gmpteblunsen RET.
idiepenartiser Wiebjtnsu Sa ftsen alein la Id Iies fir
~aueerbalb rneiner Spbd r. liesenb eradtei
babe ID ss in aasn SSi ~ len a~ussfIalasen. =
aber ta i'd hen flaren yvA Beweis rot her Nlss
tern in peritiss,nen Ssiipislen, b~f,pusers 81 in meiaer eiae.
men Samtie, ppr auseu babe, 10 weide Id hieSmal ppa
msinen i%unfiseu @runr iase ab unb bride intin, spae
ustsrteueune saRin aus. Gag esrislbe ses.en altse.
8eaen 9tber'Bei d. perte, etn Il der ~ = i,
tenbes unb wertb ppllts prGparattH.-
Sn etn8en 6daen mas er fetlidlasen; aber s~spStnlia
pirb err, moran Id niht ,%reifele. Dsnsn, bic an ben ass
nanniti llcbeln leteeu, cine srpbe sgpbltbat iein.
Nttuas sppat SIR 3. y. &ennarh,
s., unttrtalb apatessS Strait.
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I@trh8sScn Der Sbrigst
8. 6. mattbeWc, %@el5pinplrr."
Baltimore, ben IS. Oft. '87.


9r,i. g. q, SSerner!
WeFbtr Serr! GrldubeH Sic mir, bds gublifum dul
Jbsen Sberbaltts ltietererSeu0er, cine YrardrGtfr en- fir
vie ratitalr &ur alfr pdnifranibetien, Oufmerfian1 Az
MAIDEN; efnn urter ben Seen Yie1t,inen, welbe bem
putlttum %dn9ebpteH perten. fenne id feline, pcide metr
ButTaueH c%erpiehts, uHe balTe i'd e5 fur piiat Eat Mss
rettigtclt, scGe1t Srlt. Aerner b1Cnthb ole Veteienue lri.
mes EraplIIts aniuerleuRCt, Sd babe eS in mriacr
"a Mite nichre Monatt init tent fcieu Griplge aebruudt
unt babe eS allen lnetnen Brghnten in bteIer Allnbar.
ibdft emrtpblen, unb II feinent bale III mir betannt az,
pprhen, bdb eS ttd,t OoSieni9e 1CiCtiet, fur MAS eS btan.
iprrdt rtrb. rs III letner rr pirlsn purbugs hee QG>
ge5, Icneern etn watres Sstlmtttel. Irp it incbr es be.
Idunt plrt, teto beiIebtet ptrl es mGrnen, Ia Suuecite
III ben psri6ietsnsn Grten Der NapttrdHtbetien leioen,
ippprn eini8e uHBerprbsntlid dbidrrdehOe tGle Dprtom.
men, III me.den man lid germ be Yelling turt ftcie Mtci
hin ~ Sue tpininen last une teren GigsntbImer GA.
fur iegHen iplrb, IS TT cine duBerlid' III 9etrduhentc
Wfpijln, bic pGn jeeermdna pbHe Gefobr angerdutt
lpertet fam, unb mpdte Id bieielte It 1T inttnsm Sault
feblen lahtn, MiE g~ergHHgen% enipftble ID, bieIelte etneln
Seten. reldsr etne iplae WtsptSia nDlhia bar.
NhtlnaspDnt;
8erc. s. Senntnss, &Sblenldabler
In gpttspile, pa.
9. g, Gle psrben mid perphibtet, penn Sic bieIes
unter SIREN 8~euantIeu publrtirsn."
Bel alrn @lesisIas SSnplern ~ batsn fewie aud bel
s.. II. Serucr,
Gde her Baltimore une SisbtFabe,
E3- Trcis fiufjig . cute pro 6iaid)e.
Nur fcldG, bic bee 8Igtntbniners SaneibTiit tTea11
ine att.
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Rpm sfep. 6. .. atnhau.

init s@ebatteur hes uGbriftan Giro.
nttle" u gbtlabelpbta.
Der @ebralf spn Suaanf's 1eutf6em 9itteru bat
gatdt battle, ibn ais unitdebares Stirfuna %sn,ittel men,
treibe M aaeeneiner Gntfraftuns poer aus llnsrbrun,
cen in her eeber. { tdtisteit euiprinssnbea .lleteln leiben,
~ snpfeblsn. anfri6tis Sbr
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9altlmVrs, ben II. San. 81, Sobn 8. Ritd,,


Gertter Ssrr! Nadtew, Id eesen bic GmpfSn9li6lst
ineiner 9alt ftr 0tflitcfe eine srpBe aienas eerl5 tseene
3utereitunaen eebrautt babe, fabe i'd Won feincn +
o%cafCmnene uar ral6e 6uren Oeeben, ais Won SIREN
Sberbdui' gSieeererSeuBer. So laun teNielben 9etrOl
uns nit SleGt ais Elm Wiittei, pos ieses anberc grdapa
sum y rleascn s'ntr reiien unb slaTIelt Saut ubsltr.f
e%nlpfeblelt.
N@mn0ssra Der Ahriasn
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9er,Ndbtb. Sames sbpmprct

~ttTHuHIU. JdfHts 1UUHPIrH1
Settler bes pberfen ptnnfstpanifd III
taatss@ertdtstofes.
~gbtlattlpbia, IS. Ipril 1866. Sd tetradte Suf.
lambs fsutlfsn Sitteru ais cine % ertbrpIl Nr.
lene bel Vereaiunes ~ eibwerStn peer appetHlpRs,
felt. Nus etsener G~rfabruls fam i'd sappn 8eussis
abie8en. aftua8 sppli Der Sbriee
Saines 9bpmpfcn.-
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Suitano'S Sentiden Yitteru
unb
SuHanS'8 beutfebc8 Epnicum,

son Or. 9. W. Sadipn III Nbilabelpbia, pa,
yIberettet, empfGbien.
Dor % Sabren aus 0eutfalanb bier einsefa6rt, babsn
fs in bieier Belt pbne 3weiiel inebr 6lren perrt6tsf
uht her Ieiteuben Nlenihtsit inebr Dpbltbatcn er,eiat
ais iraenS elm auberes benz YublitIm betanntes Witiei.
6ifie Jliittl betlen nit @rfplg eeber 9eIdpsreen.
@eIbludt, HppetItlpfgteit drpnilhe stsr nerpb(e sdw
dc, trcniItan Surtfal, Wteren 9eieen, ionic ale Won
in unortnun9 G%ptrdtHier Seller, Maeen eser Gsbdrmth
bsrrlbreneen Gsbredtn;
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Sb.pad,e uuS sartoebaute Sinner
Mttenate.
W1ItELWEk@
Der Aa,tb. 0ep. N, @ppbparb,

Ser A6jtb. Oep. VI. GSppetudre,
Sberrthtrr bes pbernen Staats-@
rt1tSbpfes ppn Yenniplpanten idreibt:
philadelphia 10. Wdrb 1867.
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warnungI

Suaants Deutfte 6eilnittsf msrten mad.
geniabt. Wan iebe ca baraGt, tas auf rem
umlhiaSe 1eeer Slaibe =. ID. Scdfrns In
isritriit Nt %bstnbet. &ae anSsret jnb ae-
falfbt. It ETL7F "
Saupt'Sdreau mb Satrii In TEN teutfden gr,net.
@sibdite IN Nr. 68l. 2irdbz 9traAe, su pbiiassipbia
pa. "'"
Gbaries Ws. Gvaus, gisentbamsr,
fruter 9. W. 9adipg u. Gsmp.
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G%nffrdftnne,
etne 6Ol8e trsenb wclder llria6e;
beruuter9ebraDte Gpnititution,
iet rs purh dnaeilrenste Nrtett, Gntbebrun>
gen, gSttterun8s>@tnaaIe Sieber &c.
aetne autere Wc6jtn tbmmt geDen iplde Male ticIen
Wettel 9letp. Sern gariea Saiieit merben SpanuIrait
unb Stnrfe mitDetheilt, her Appettt %perbeiert, @enu6
befnt Diaple r%erlplrt, her Ntaatn ~pertauuns sptlisrr
8eniadt, has 8lut %sereini3t, her Gent ~sefiinser, Ter
gelOe Influe aus ben auBsn entisrnt, auf tie &laNsen
cine rcrBe 8tibe Geiaubtrt, unb FER 3ebre6lide, rerpSs
esret3te 5npdlte in Elm %trdltises, acknowledgements
Neien umaepanfelt.
3n Sabrrn ooraeriidlc Terfpnen,
auf teuen tie 6dnb Ter Belt nit alien in tbrsm @efUlas
bsfneltdsn uebeld lGrer lanst, ipsrpen In BEN @sbral.
DE tieies
Sittern pper pieies xpnicMmS
elm Glirtr fRben, welhs5 ntues Qeben In TIRE Nbern
trautslt, IN 8eWinenl piaBs bic 2b1tfrdft unb ben llraes
fum iu8entlttert 3eitslt pieter ~berfelt, ben einaes
f%unteHen &Frperbau mieSer aufrtdttt unb tbreu nod
uhrteen Sabrel @eluRsbeit unp @tif serletbt.
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ZIP 11n EFH AtlInTITffl nHnpn nlP women
Off Seoef' res p'a9enS Ooef Ser'
saaunas, orsane,
Sufdno'S eeutIeber Btttere
ttaebt aas ZEN retnlsn eaften Cossr mad msShinirbem
Na0HEndt 4rtrattenl Won q%Darstln, ardatsrn
I tripts S'a Trsssr @PFr tmt W s ae5t 'f tss so, s sSSfta.
arttsrr geimii&uns 10 2 ial frsi it.
SuamS's ceutfd,ss Fpuitum
" r en-, y, 'r Ss5e5 ssri qufE SHgfsSsns'r 81 st SS 1!tt,sa ml'
sins ter G~nSsnsbmnen urb le6lt6ihsn Wstisintn. BE BEN
PsSltlam i Sfsrtrt %Stssa. a.,m,e4u., s..,. ,.,,,
vO qSt[ s'r mir y" "'''''''s'' 0s'"''I0""S ''t't ARGUE
s,so,,,s >.,,tct,s,, S,i.t.r,
%" $3.50"
SSs sSSSIitI tsry; WfSts t SrS sunsnssn bSt nirS 0''"''V""s
SuHmss SeutfdcS Sonieun
oro,r,,r .,,,, ers ,r.ia ~, ,r, .n,s,,,., ,,,,.n,r
msstsinti&rn sissrf$af4Psa; sSs @abi SSiIBca ben Ssi
ben il tlcgs @5si4matfats. Gas SOntsum bsbaBt BEN
Gias @F rel" gttasH iilrradsu. yt, lIrssrsouliht,it gns.
yepls, Slsrsentawate ic., brlnst hes @Iassas Gbdtis'
ny ae,@ = IN a,r 8T ,,ps Sann ssTatG be mIt ZEN
iGItt, tho ne OelsG " RAP her Patient an
psfF PEO,seF ls''et,
ben, glufanprana nadS benz acpfe' @er~
krenus3 MNnefifIrGof eit EE,Sk-
'ssNn'"s TIPPltuiol9..ut ep
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Rrcifet

5uHant's Deutiasr Sittsrtr Pre- Siaf&e. Isl
As- &an serabldums nidt, ben @rttei. len man
iiauft. aenaa ~ prlftn, bamit man aud ben i6ten tt.
emmt!
aaer~arts bel aputtsfnn uas Standardization, ~ ba.
oml (Dti. 2a, u Wt.l
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NuWieIc lctcgrapDtld)er Beridbfe.
Sn Bottom finb AM Sreitaae ltber 10
&tnesr tn Gplse bee @snuHss BON .Gatpr,
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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. p
ToBACCo-Active, and prices stif but I'M
changed.
C0TToN AND HEMP-No sales.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged; sales at
81 25@S 90 for superhne; S. 75099 so for ex-
ira; 50 75aIl IS for double extra; S12 O0G
Sl4 10 for treble extra to fancy.
w aEAT-More doing, but prices IN.
changed red and white Winter sold at
81 5012 67.
CoRN-Very dull and lower, except fer
choice white mixed and yellow, which
sold at 826185c.
OATs-Dull and unchanged, at 6sg70c for
choice; black and white for seed sell at 72c
td76c.
BARLEY - Unchanged; 81 5OG2 60 for
prime TO choice all; 81 IS for OHIO.
RYE-Scarcc and higher, at 81 65Gg1 rs.
PRoYTsIoNS-hxcited unsettled and high
er; Pork so d at S24 0092i IS. some holders
asking s25 co.
BULK MEATs-Hlgher; loose rib sides a
lie; clear I3c; shoulders 912c.
BACON-Excited and advanced, closing
at 1t1sal414c for clear sides; l05<c for Shout
ders, the latter held at lie at the Ose.
III ms Sugar cured hams tor May and
June a. 1714c.
LARD-stln, higher, but unsettled; choice
uerces sold at l41<c, and keg at l5c
RECEIPTS-F'IOur, $3.50 barrels; wheat
$50 sacks; corn 3. 900 sacks; oats, 700 sacks.
Weather clear and warmer.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph CINcINNATI, Feb q.
FLoUR-Fair demand; sales of 1000 brls.
family at Sll 00MII -.
WHEAT-Steady at 81 As for No 1.
CoRN-Quiet; red ut 79gS0c.
OAT5-Dull at Csc for No. L.
BARLEY-Lower; No. ! winter at az Is.
CoTToE-Duu and nominal; middling
uplands al 2l52@22c.
ToBACCo-Steady sales of 60 hhds. and
38 boxes at 81 IS.
BULK MEATs-At 91%c for shoulders and
ll5zc for SIDES but not much demand: lOO.-
600 pounds OF sides sold at lI5zc packed and
delivered.
BACoN-Unchauged shoulders I01<0Il ;
sides l2s%c; clear rib I31z@lS9Zc, and clear
l4M@l414c.
BUTrER-U Unchanged and quiet and sup
ply light; fresh Western at 39G42o.
Enthusiastically at 15Gl6c.
EGGs-Firmer at 2Ic.
SEEDS Glover declined to I3gI311c; Tim
othy 81 3032 so.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm at full prices,
HoGs-In demand at IS 50g0 10.
GoLD-l4l buy ng and I42 selling.
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. q.
No regular meeting OF the Board OF
Trade to-day.
WHEAT-No. 2 nominal at 81 g7RI o.
CoRN-New 73ISQ785<c.
OATS-561&c.
PROVISIONs-Held Arm at Yesterdays
outside prices.
Hoes Live moderately active at 81 90
az a for common light, and 81 9O98 50 for
good to choice. fs
BEEF CATTLE-Nofhing doing
RECETPTS-6 ia bbls of -four; rs. 1893 bush
els wheat; 52,76s bushels corn; 9,7A bush
els oats; ], SOB dressed hogs; 1908 live hogs.
SHIPMENTS - ,846 barrels Of -four; $50
bushels wheat; 1884 bushels Of corn 2244
dressed hogs: 1858 live hogs
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fruit. For New Albany-210 bales Of cot
ton. 10 dry hides, 10 boZes7o fruit, ana
barrels of fruit. For Louisville -733 bags
OF coffee, I25 boxes OF LEMONS, 43 barrels OF
oranges, 8 bales of cotton, pipes of wihei
! bale Of moss, As packages OF sundrless 1
boiler, and 80 tons of iron. For Cincin-
natt-l00 boxes eff lemons - barrels OF mo-
laases, - bundles Of hides, z boxes Of type.
n barrels OF oranges, and hogsheads OF
cocoanuts. she will leave Evansville for
New Orleans Wednesday, February 18th
at p. M.
MANIFEST Of Ada Lyon.--R. K. Bunker.
son & g., 500 sacks corn, II hhds. tobacco /;
=. q. Van Ripper, . hhds. tobacco: W. s..
Ford, hhds. tobacco; A. Liter. f43 bales
nay; Carpenter, White q Baker, GU thous-
and shingles; Wiltshire & Kralka, 1900
hoop poles; John Dupoyster, 400 hoop
poles; samuel orr, 1 lot pipe; r. NJ
Humphrey Y Co, sundry mei chaud Use;
Wheeler Riggs, SO packages merchan-
disc; semontn, Dixon Co.. 2 boxes mer-
chandisei Raglan, Dic<ey Il Carson, IL
packages merchandise; Oakley Il Rust, 8
packages merchandise; Sna1er & Kerr, 8
bags wool; W, y. Clayton, jar merchan-
dlsei Wright q Harper; boxes merchan-
disc; Thos. Scantiin q on, lot pipe.
MANIFESTO the steamer Mayfiower on
trip No. from Memphis to Evansville
goods Huston, ,0ql bales cotton; e III
Btxby. IOl bales cotton; r III Dun kerson
q co, II hhds tobacco; p Zimmerman A
bales cotton; Thad II Gibson St Co, bales
eottoni Il q X X, IS bundles green hides,
MES; J Schultz &c i r RI, box sundries;
woodrow, Reitz Il Co, is pillow wings: J
oakley, bale waste Il Huston, 2 bbls Pc
cans, box 1urs. Re-shfpment Fl Long,
New Albany bx, rolls leather: White Il
geant. Wilson d Co.. Cincinnati, bx sun
dries.
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The History Of The War Betloeen the
States; is Causes, Character, Con-
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BY Hon. Alexander II. Stephens. Send
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Guardians Sale.


IL on and after the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858,
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas If Vanderburgh County. Indi-
ana. I will offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SA LIE, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wit: Lot No. five, in
Block No. nine. in the Eastern Enlarge
msnt OF the City Of Evansville. in the
County of Marlborough, and State Of In
diana, on the following terms, to-wit (:
One-third OF the purchase money on the
day OF sale: One-third In one wear. and
one-third In two years. with interest from
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security, waiving relief from ap-
praisement laws. Aud. II said property
shall not be sold by the seUeEth day Of
March, 1858, then VIII, on said seUeath day
on MoTch 1868 sell said Real Estate at Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door, in
the said city Of Evansville, Indiana, On
the terms above set forth.
said Lot has a good two-stoFy house.
with i've rooms and cellar. The curbing
and sidewalk are paid for. and the alley
paved with stone.
For all desired in formation, inquire at
the office OF ALVAH JOHNSON, on Third
Street, between Main and Locust. Evans
vile, Indiana. VIM. JOHNSON,
janis dim w3w Guardian.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Feb %.
ToBAcCo-Quiet, though Arm at IS GOA
sH 90 for Tugs to medium leaf, and $50 10
Tor good leaf.
FLOUR Superfine, IS rs; fancy, Sl2 so.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 so.
OATs-Bnlk 67Q6Sc
CORN--5US0c In bulk.
COTToN-22gZS<c.
WHISKY Nominal.
LARD z l4149l5c.
M Ess PORK-s24 so
BACON I05@c; clear sides, IA
GLAZE.
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Memphis Market.
BY telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. q.
CoTToN-Dul and unsettled recei pts 8, l24
bales. exports 26l5 bales.
FLoUR-Weak but not lower.
PoRR-Scarce ans firm at So 90; no round
lots; market bare.
LARD-l5@l512c.
CoRN-95c IN store.
OATs-None In market.
HAY-DuIl at SIS 009l9 90 per ton.
BRAN-S40 90 per ton.
GREEN PPLEs-None in market.
Eggs-20c.
BUTTER-3S94Oc.
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BY Cable-l LONDON. Feb. 22-Il :l5 "A. NJ
CoSsoLs-At 931s9931<.
Both American securities agitated by
the recent news.
sTocKs-Ininois Central, at So; Erie,
at 4814.
BoNDs-7l14.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 22-1:l5 A. NJ.
BoNDS-At rs.
PARIS, Feb. 22-II :l5 A. NJ.
BoURsE-Firmer.
RENTES-Animated.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-Il :l5 A. NJ.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged. Bread
stuffs add Provisions the same.
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MONETARY i COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERcHAETs.-We direct the
attention especially or country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, SC. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, Feb. q.
Nothing doing in the produce market
to day.
The banks are all closed. as well az the
orices OF the Government bankers. Quite
q number OF brokers, however. assem- oled
In the lower hall OF the Stock EXCHANGE
and moderate business was done in gold
and stocgs. The former ranged from I421<
65l4256, closing NJ l4256@I425z.
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Farm for Sale.

n SPLESDID FARM OF AS ACRES.
- in the edge Of the City OF Evansville.
Indiana. This farm Is I'm full view of the
city. IL Is In a high state OF cultivation,
has one OF the finest dwelling houses In
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles aud all necessary outbuildiugs, and a
splendid selection of almost every variety
of fruit trees, apes, shrubbery and h0w-
ers, and plenty OF good water. 1t Will be
sold altogether, or the improvements with
q part OF the land For further particu-
lars inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
sian2Q-Sm
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Paper Cards. S&cg.

Having expended large amount ar
money In redtting the Book and job. E9e-
partments Of this office, the proprtaaMEB.
feel satisfied that they are now abba an
compete, successfully, with any like eseaghs-
lishment In this section OF the couu4zas;.
and are prepared to offer such in0wns.-
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, in the csEFF-
style,
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CLOTHING.
m. LY N.

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L.
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FOR. SALE.
Stud Horse Prince,

wNOR sALE-CANAL BOAT-A good,
rs sound canal boat Enquire at 10 Water
Street. j. b. LAKE.
fQb2I
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR GREEN RIVER.
The beautiful and elegant steamer

FOR WABASH RIVER.
The splendid light draught steamer
G~=s GOLDFHaC CHI,
Lskkss1ka8s Kari, Master;
dzziss@s Davidson, Clerk,
Leaves for Mt. Carmel and all Wabash
river way landings THIS DAY, Monday.
February 24Lh, at IL m. M :
For freight or pass &c apply on board.