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Church Organs, Nell icons: and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
oraers attended to with P1onptness
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SKINNER, BRIGGS MEAD, ,.Mortgagees,
CLAsErr CROSBY, Attorneys for Mortgages.
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ted return the postage. Address PIILANTHR0s,
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A'so-fsrEr's COTTAGE ORGANS: 81 , ,..a"
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II We keep constantly sn hand the
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r Of alldeseriptionsin Minnesota.
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tho best. Also large stock Of all kinds of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
/ Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give US a call. Rooms on
st: German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church.
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The depot at Waseca, on the Winon:
and st. Peter railroad with about 1000 bush
els Of wheat, goods stored, Office books, &c.
was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst
LOSS $4,000.
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Spangler are in course of preparation
at the Attorney Generals ofhce, and
may be signed tonight or to morrow;
Secretary Seward and family will
leave here lFriday tor Auburn.
President johnson will vacate the
Executive Mansion Thursday morn
ing.
Secretary Weiles will retain his
present residence until May.
Edger Welles, chief clerk of the
Navy Department, will resign to
morrow. #t Ha AGEE
Tt is understood that several chiefs
of bureaus will tender their resigaa-
tions immediately on the formation OF
she new Cabinet.
1t is not true that General Spinner
is an applicant for a foreign mission.
Heis notan applicant for any position
Whatever. ..---.......
A new class Of names, among them
General Dix, were circulated to-day.
in Connection with the Cabinet, but
so far, apart from General Grant, no
one seems to have any certain lntor-
nation on the subject.
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placed under charge of the guardians
of the poor. The Presbyterian clergy
are to receive annuities in lieu of the
religious domain, and the Roman
Catholic College at Maynooth, and
the Presbyterian College, are to be
granted capitalized sums of money.
Further legislation is to be had In
regard to Trinity College. A tithe
rent will be offered to LAID owners at
% years purchase. The church leases
are to be sold, the tenants having the
first option.
The capitalized value of the church
property is estimated at e16,500,000,
OF which 98.000.000 is to be appro-
prlated to compensation, and the re-
malnder, IN the words of the pream-
bic to the bill, is TO be employed for
the advant4ge of the Irish people,
and not for the purposes of any
church or class, nor for the teaching
of religion, but for relief in cases of
unavoidable calamity or suffering.
At the same time it is not canceling
the obligations laid upon the prop
erty for the relief of the poor.
Grants are also TO be made to pro
vide for the care Of lunatics, for the
training of nurses. aud for the sup
port of county infrmaries.
Mr.. Gladstone proceeded at consid-
cradle length.o urge upon the House
the great results which were to be ex-
pected from the passage of this meas
ure in the tranquility of ireland and
the greater union, security and powor
of the empire.
Disraeli followed, and spoke briefly.
He said he regarded the policy of the
administration in regard to the Irish
church as politically wrong and the
bill as an act of confiscation, but the
Government had a right to bring the
matter before the House for a full dis
eussion, and he would not oppose the
introduction Of the bill.
Motion was made by Gladstone and
a bill agreed to. which was read the
first time, and March 18th appointed
for the second reading.
The House then adjourned.
The Times to-day says the scheme
for the disestablishment of the Irish
church, proposed by Gladstone, fairly
aceomplishes the task, and the Gov
ernment deserves the support Of Par
lament
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NEW YORK.
Railroad FOIlislOn-SmalI POx Rap
idly Spreading - The diplomatic
appropriation BilIs--


NEW York, March 2.-The steam
ship Denmark, from Liverpool. has
A freight train on the Hudson
River Railroad ran into an emigrant
train this morning near POughkeep-
sic. Rev. Mr. SCeinman OF New
York, was seriously and three others
slightly injured.
DR. Harris, OF the Board of Health,
reports that the small pox IS rapidly
spreading in the city. and general
vaccination recommended.
The Tfb,ne's dispatch says the
Conference Committee on the Diplo-
matte Appropriation Bill have agreed
upon a report.
The House Committee have receded
from General Buffers amendment,
consolidating the South American
Missions, leaving them as at present,
represented with the Minister resi-
dent.
The steamship City of London has
arrived .ta
The Times saws the intention Of
Hooper's bill in the Senate committee
is that Sherman might any day report
aud enable the Senate to pass judg-
ment on its merits; but be allows it
TO sleep 1t is of course unpalatable
to him personally; it demolishes his
pet crochet, and plays havoc with the
speculative interests and the Treasury
practices which he is willing TO per-
petuatc. These are the reasons why
he should vote against il and speak
against it in the Senate, but they fur
nish no excuse for his attempt TO kill
it in committee. IL is altogether too
important 10 be sacrificed at the bid
ding Of those who profit by the pres
ent system, or to enable Mr.. Sherman
to air hobbies for which the country
has noliking, FHE
The railroad trains for Washington
from this city this morning we're of
unusual length aud densely crowded.
New YoRK, March 2.-The Presi-
dent has pardoned John r.. Wing
ham, sentenced ten years In the
Albany penitentiary for embezzling
letters from the post office here.
Judge Clarke to-day overruled the
motion to dismiss the libel suit of
Reade vs.. Sweetzer, oa the ground
that the objection made that R4ade
had no standing a. an author in this
country, owing to there being an in
ternational copyright law, was unten-
able.
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Ohi6ago Market.

B5 Teiegraph.I CHfGAoo. Ararcb.
ENcHANGE-W Weak at par buyiga ANA
lilo premium seIlne e' anu
tras. Ppm oA-
WHEAT Dull. but hrme ana a sI.od.
higher; sales Of No. 7 az 8l 22qsI 81. ~. y ~
81 i4t4al 10 for regular, and 81 iGi[4f Ifi
tor mesh receipts: closing I'D gl fig<sel III
for eeuiar; sales since Change no 81 'i3i<l5
81 49,
CoRN-Firmer at 1I@1sc higher: sales ~
new at 5s51@59c: no grade at 57i 81.
closing at s40q &c or new; also nffe III
80. al 72c seller last haif of April; NO .
at 63c, seller May; Eothin doing This after-
noon.
OATs-In good demand ut l1zaIs{c hish-
er; sales Of No. at 55Ig56c; clusiug nt
551a0B56c.
hYE steady at 81 1s TO- regular ana 81 %
o@St 1O19 Tor fresh recciD OF No. ], aud
81 iS9l ls1a for fresh receipts 81 No ..
!, - % AkLEA Duu - " 81 for regular, and
81 81 for fresh rccei pts Of No
IlIGHWf Quiet aud nominal 40 9Oc
PEoVIsIONB - Quier, steady and nrm (.
mess PORK 40 SO - Land firm and sfeadv
at lS1ac Bulk .meats lu better reduest and
shade firmer; dIy saited shoulders, loose.
mt l214Bl'12c; short rib mfddIes az l5l<W
l5l5c; sweet piclIled hams i7lSe; Cumber-
land i4Salls4c.
DRESSED HOO s-Firmer aud quiet nt $40 90
@sl3 20; closing at sl2 2i8l2 75lor light ana
LIVE Hoes - Active, firm ana l0al5c
higher at ~ 50alO 30 Tor common TO fair,
and $40 75alI 90 for good 10 C oice.
BEEF CATrLe-Firm aud steadE at SIS -
IOI butchers cows: SIS 2fd7 - for li4hb
shipping steers; a. 15Gs - for good to exc
lfn choice DO.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Clerk or Crittenden County, Arkan-
.IH Sas, Under Arrest.

+ MEMPHIS, March 2.-S. A. Doran,
Who recently Killed Capt. Ed. Whit
neld; was to-day released on $4,000
Maj. Josiah Earl, lately Clerk of
me Crittenden County (Ark.) Circuit
Court, was arrested here to. dav on a
requisltion from Gov. CLAYTON. an
proved by Gov. BrownIow ON n
charge OF attempting the assassina-
tlon. of a negro man, and was taLen
by the police to the levee for the mr.
pose of crossing the river. bnt his
friends procured a writ of 60bcos
corpus, which was tried before .JndgS
Lee, Of the Common Law Court tbIs
afternoon, He was released on
$4,000 bond till tomorrow, on the
ground of irformality in the reuuisi-
ton. Forty of the most prominent
lawyers of the bar have volunteered
their services in Earl's behalf.
M. Combs, Jr., Claim Agent. was
arrested this after noon by the United
States Marshal, for forging the name
OF soldier to drafts.
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amended. The amendment was to
legalize, as above, and TO provide a
ten cent tax for the State Debt Sink !.
ing Fund. This ten cent tax would
nearly pay off the debt in two years.
The report was concurred in, and
then, on motion of Mr.. Buskirk, the
constitutional restriction being re
moved for the purpose by yeas q; and
nays /, this bill and the General Levy
Bill, III. r. No. 273. were considered
as engrossed.
The bill, No. 251, was passed by
yeas 81. nays 6. ~
The General Levy Bill, II. X. No.
273. was read the second time by Its
title. considered as engrossed. and
passed the House by yeas 90, nays
none.
Mr.. Buskirk. from the Committee
on Ways and Means, introduced the
General Appropriation Bill, Ill. IL.
No. 80. making general apDroprla-
tions for years 1869 and 1870 It was
read the first time. On motion lt was
made the special order for 3 o'clock
p NJ.
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no NETARY & COMMERCTAL
new York harkeL.

ny Telegraph.1 NEW YORK March 2.
CoTToN- without decided change: sales
of l,2JO bales at 2914c for midd ing uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1876 barrels aud sos
bags; ir, egular and unsettled, medium n d
good grade 5al0c ower; sales OF 800 bar
Western; Sc 3Od0 50 for extra State; SO 2na
81 W for extra Western; az 059S 10 for
white wheat extra; So 50s7 10 FOR ruund-
hoop Ohio; IL O0GS 81 for extra st. Louis; /;
90 OO9l2 % for good to choice do, closing
quiet. Rye flour without decided change /;
sale of 5000 barrels at IS 25a7 20.
CORN 81 MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-More steady; sales OF I0J bar
rels OF WesterH al 90c free
WIIEAT-Recelpts2 ~, $50 bushels; slightly
favors buyers; more doing Tor export con-
sequent on the decline in freigh,s; sales of
$1,000 bushels at 81 AZ for No 3 Spring de-
Iivered; 81 54Iz(Gl 90 Tor No. 2 do delivered; /;
St 80 for Canada Spring in bond; 81 S09l 81
for white Michigan.
RYE DuII and dropping. Western is
BARLEY Quiet.
BARLEY Malt Quiet; sales 600 bushels
State at 81 ~. ..
CoRN = Receipts 1903 bushels. Corn lc
better; sales 5000 bushels at 81 "a 98s for
new mixed Western, 81 90 for Southern
yellow, and u Ola for Old mi Led Western
oATs-Receipts 800 bushels. Oats lc bet
ter; sales G0,O00 bushels at 74II e1 75e for
days. if
KIcE--DulI. at 99lOe for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Qniet.
SUGAR-DnH and &c lower; sales OF 20
hogsheads fair TO good refining at l39l3l{c
MoLAssEs- Dnll sales n hogsheads GllDa
at SOC.
PErRoLEUM-Duil at I91$c for crude, and
35c for rehued bonded.
HOPS Quiet; 5gi6c for American.
LTNSEED OIL-FIrm, AT 81 U269l o..
fPtRrrs 1URPEETlNE - Unchanged and
dull. e5
PORK-Firm sales 2 go bbls AT $50 G32 >
for new mess. closIr z ~ s32 ~ cash; S3l BOA
30 IS for Old do; S26g27 30 for prime, and
SIS 500l30 W for prime mess: also 5OO bbls
new mess, seller to July !, at S32.
aBEEF--Q uiet: sales rs bbls at s94l6 80 for
new plain mess, and si2 5O9l9 80 for new
extra mess.
TIERCe BEEB-Quiet; sales $50 tietces q {
26g29c for prime Iness, and H@3ic for Ind
Inesss
BEEF HAMS Heavy; sales 1000 bbls ar
9j abe gI..-'
CUT MEATS -Quiet and steady sales l3j
packages az lB9i31&c for shoulders, and ~
0Hl lSc for hams
DRESS u Hoes Prime at l3l4Ml31zc for
western, and l1gl4lzc for clty mid les dull
and eavy.
LARD--sSteady sales of5Oo tierces at I7I%g
l9Sc tor steam, and l0l sGl91Ic for kettle
rendered; also $50 tieTces steam, seller
March and April, at l9c.
BUrTEg- Firm, at 2j93Se for Ohio, aud
4iN4jc Tor state.
CHE aSE- Firm ut IS 122lze.
FkEIGHrS- Liverpool heavy and lower,
with engagements Of 1900 bushels wheat
per steamer at 4gfI4d.
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WASHINGTON.
Army Headquarters Decrease in
the Number OF VisltOFs-The Last
CabInet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-No event
of great importance transplred IN the
army headquarters this morning.
There is no decrease in the number
of visitors, and a constant stream was
kept up during the morning. A dele.
CATION from Texas, headed by General
Reynolds, and a delegation of Repub-
licans from Alabama, accompanied by
Senator Warner, called early in the
day. The interviews were brief, and
of no particular interest. Hon. u. A.
Grow, of Pennsylvania, was among
the visitors. Great numbers of others
called, including members of Con-
gress, bringing friends with them,
officers of the army, Governors of
States. and members of State Legls-
latures. George I. Brown, Sergeant
alarms of the Senate, also had a
short interview with General Grant.
The multitude in attendance upon
inauguration, who have already az
rived, are engaged in visiting the diff
ferent places of interest through the
city.
The Secretary of War has ordered
Major Rowland, of the I'd cavalry, be-
fore the retiring Board at St. louis.
The last Cabinet meeting under the
present Administration was held to-
day. The members were all present.
I'll. q. Hall, Consul at Matanzas, has
taken temporary charge of the United
States Consulate at Havana, In pursu-
ance of instructions from Washington
WAsHINaToN, March 2.-GovernoI
| A. j. Hamilton, Colonel j. il
/ " A n
Lane, 4. w. Sumner, Captain Ed
wards, DIR. Baker. Colonel Stancell
and Messrs. Stock bridge and Camp
of Texas, called on General Grant
to day. and were presented by Major
General j. J. Reynolds. Governor
| Hamilton. on behalf of the Texans
congratulated General Grant, aud the
country at large and the South II
particular. on his election. and as
sured him the Texas Convention haC
presented a good Constitution to thu
people, and he had no doubt of II
ratification, and that Texas woulc
soon be restored to the Union.
General Grant expressed his graft
fealion, and said he thought Genera
Candy was an excellent officer, but ht
felt it due to General Reynolds to re
store the latter to his command.
The Texans were we'll pleased will
their interview. Tn y are all oppose,
= to a division o.! the State.
The President, to-day, pardone,
? the two Llmars, convicted severa
, wears ago by Military Commission q
: stealing cotton in the South, and sen
fenced to pay a heavy fine and in
: prisonment.
g The pardon papers for Arnold an
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he should vote, asked Morton to with
draw the amendment, as it would lead
to debate.
Morton said the friends of the re-
peal did not intend to debate; the vote
could be taken in five minutes, and
the Appropriation btll would not be
endangered in the House, having
voted for the repeal by a large ma
iority after some discussion.
Howard withdrew his appeal.
Sumner moved as a substitute the
modified bill reported from the Com
mittee on Retrenchment.
Trumbuil believed the Tenure~of
Office bill should either be repealed
or essentially modified, but he could
not countenance this attempt TO put
il on the Appropriation bill question
taken on the amendment OF. Sumner,
which was rejected-yeas IL, nays ~
The question REQUIRED on the
amendment of Morton, when IL was
rejected, as follows:
Y EAs-Cole, ,Conness, Dixon. Drake,
Grimes, Henderson, Kellogg. Nc
Donald, Morgan, Morton, Osborne,
Pomeroy, Pile. Ramsey. Robertson,
Ross, Sherman, Thayer, Van Wlnkie,
Vickers, Warner, aud White-22.
NAYs-Abbott. Anthony. Cameron,
Chandler, Corbett, Cragin, Ferry
Frelinghuysen, Harlan, Harris, How
ard, Howe, Morrill, of Maine. Nor
rill Of Vermont, Patterson Of New
Hampshire, Sawyer, Spencer. Sprague,
SumGer. Upton, Trumbull, Wade,
Welch, Wiley, Williams, and Wilson
26.
Cameron said that, although he
voted No." he felt awkward about it.
Hendricks said he RETAINED from
voting because he had paired off on
political questions with Yates, who
had gone home, but who, he sup
posed, would vote with the majority
of his party on this subject
Conkling, who at first had voted In
the negative. asked to withdraw his
vote, ss he had forgotten that he had
made some kind of vague arrange
ment to pair off with DOolittle.
Howard objected to the withdrawal.
Pomeroy, who had not responded
when his name was called, said he had
supposed he was paired with the Sen
ator from Wisconsin, but he would
now vote,
The clerk then called Pomeroy, and
he voted in the affirmative.
Conkling-That viii not do. The
Senator votes the same way as the
Senator from Wisconsin.
Chair-Well, does the Senator from
New York withdraw his vote.
Conkling-Yes. sir. / prefer not
to run any risk about it.
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he Last Cabinet Me ,ting.
The Smallp TX in New York
Congressional Procoetiings.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 2.-The
fire of this morning broke out in the
spectacle factory of George Hibbard,
in Woods's building, which was de
stroyed, involving heaving losses. as
follows: The building was occupied
in part by the Times newspaper office,
which was entirely destroyed; in
sured for $5 600 Matthew HeRitt's
billiard rooms. loss So. 900 on tables;
insured for 50 600. Isaac Glazier' S
picture frame establishment, loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. Hartford
Thread and Needle Company, loss
S15. 900; insured for $1,000. Abbott
& Emersou's S lamp shade manufact0ry,
loss $1,000; insured for $1,000 I2p
building was owned mainly by w. w.
Eaton, whose loss is fully $50, 900;
insured for s., 600.
The Times does not suspend publl-
cation, being printed to-day at the
C0urant establish nent. '1nsH g.
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yew TorE aoId ana SOC aarEoL


MoNEY-Activa and firm at per cent
on call, with a cummiss iOu of p per cent.
D1ded after bank hours. Many banks
talked poor. aud some bankers aul brOk-
efs We're caliiug Ia their loans There is
no uoupt tpat the present tendency to-
warts "a siri gencv ls being accelerated by
afthclai means. Toe rise lu Governments
caughI many parties short at much lower
prices, ana tney have mhl cd with the
pears on n general stock last. 10 tiuhtpn
money ana depre-s bonds and sl1cl sufIl-
cienlly for them To cover Toe furry wul
hardly cOut1nue. Prime discounts Tis0D
STERLING -Firmcf, with Iurge business
at SWDts; closing AT 8lSV9& tor prime.
bankfls' sight b lis gi0H5s There svers
bat q few product blils onsi1ug.
GOIp-Strong; opened at 1927, advanced
to 1879; fell 10 l8i54, ana closed at .32l1
The pilce was affected by every rum6r
from Washington c0ncuruing Schenexts
bill. Lo ans We're maize at aeg1 per cent.
for carrying. Clearances Sil0O00,0O0
Governments Were unsettled during the
morning. by reports FROM Washington un-
favorable 10 Scuenckfs bill, and prices
showed decline OF 1.9tl4 per cent. ns
compared with yeSterday's highest sales
From this there was a recovery of l<n1S
ne cent. at the noon Board, with con
tinued hrmness at the O'Clock cali, but
later the market was again lower, and
closed barely steady. Coupons of 'Sl, 1l5s
do. 'o2, ll65sall7; do. 'Ot, ll3jEdlla35; do.
'B3, llE4Wll5; do. nov, ll28li2l{: do.
~, ll21s@il254; do. 20, ll2lf gll2'ai i0-lJs,
lOJ54id 1875.
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81. Lonls Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LoUIs. March ?.

BY Telegraph ST. LoUIs, March ?.
ToBAcC J-Unchanged.
COTTOS- Lower; 2jIS2BIZc.
HEMP-ChOice undressed sold at 81 90.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged AZ sj@G -
for spring and Fall supeT1ne; s. 506g6 50
for ditto extra: SO 75a7 % for Fall Xxx; $50
10 81 for xxx 10 fancy.
WHEAT-Medium ~ AIDES duh and lower T;
fair TO prime Fall sold at 81 3S9l 81. strict
~ prime 10 cholcs 81 Gj9l on; fancy 81 %
az TO-
CoRN-Dull, dropping and unsettled (;
bulk sold at 56g64c delivered; sacked o. .
7Jc.
OATs-DulT and unchanged at C6aGSc.
BARLEY-Firm and held higher; good
Illinois Spring sold at 81.
RYE -Firm at 81 30al 80
WHIsKY-NOminallyu unchanged at g2c.
PoRK-ActlVe and firm at S32 50.
BULK MEATS Strong at I3c Tor shou i
ders: 1910 for clear rio; l7c for clear sides.
BACOH Strong at H. &c tor shOuldefs t7c
for rib; I712gl714c for clear sides.
LARD-Cluiet and unchanged at 1S1z9l9 l9c.
CATTLE eady at s}a7 gross.
HOGS--f Inge at 71%6alO5<c.
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CincinnatI Market.

BY relegraph.l CINCIHEATI. March 2.
Nothing new in -four OF grain; dem and
light.
CoTroE- Dull and prices are unchanged I;
middiing is held at 2S92SL4c.
TOBACCo-In good demand at full prices I;
sales of lao hhds
WHISRY-Duil at 9ic.
PROVIsIOSs-Quiet and unt hanged; not
much demand, and tue was not enough
done TO eslablish quotations. Mess Pork
held at S}2 50. Bulk Me its at l31l5c. a.
con at I4c, 17c aud I71zc for shoulder, clear
rib and clear sides. Lard at l9e. Sugar
cured hams lS1&9l9Lc.
BUrrER-Scafee and p-fces 2g3c higher;
the market is bare of prime to choi g.
CHEESE - Higher and scarce at 2l@22c
for factory.
sEEns-Firm and In good demand at
I6149l613c for Glover, and So 80 80 80 for
Timothy.
OILS-No change.
BEEF CATTLE Dull and 25c lower.
tASDL ~S-Star dull aud prices declined
to G Z 1 oW declined to I41a@I5c.
SALT-ls &c lower and the demand IS
light; on 10 River 4 c per bushel.
a(fOLD-l3ik DuVfng.
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By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March ..
CorTON-Is irregular and lower, demand
anu offerings large; miGdhng4 90 27Ic.
Sales of l,3o0 bales Race pts, g. 39l ba es
Exports, 3,3i3 bales.
GOLD-At 325k
STERLING AT 43}I.
EXCHANGE-COntTnerc A2lSHfT3f. n Nev
York Sight, "A as prem.
sUGAR-Noniuali common no l2i 41l3c,
prime at l51aW l54c, yellow at t17tSc.
MOL.A SOS Dull; PRIME S0aSlc.
FLoUR-Firm; superfne ai &8 2j double
extra az 81 90, treble extra at 81 45-
CoRN-Scarce at Sic.
OATs-Scarce a. S0c. .e
BRAN-Easy at 81 l2dl l5.
HAY IF rms prime S3j O0a3l 60.
PORK--NOmi pal at s33 -.
BACOS-Firmer. JobDlng: Shoulders 90
15Ac, clear rib a. lSe, c ear sides nLI6l fc.
LAHsD-Duli: -tierce nc l9tSc, keg at 2liSc.
WHiSISY-pepressed Western recHfitd,
925@FlSc.
CuFFrE-Quiat and firm; fair at l5}1@lGc,
prime at E1s9l754c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-03
Fire In Nashville.

NASHVILLE. March , "A ere oe
Cured in a store on the corner of
Cedar Street and Square at L
o'clock last night. 1t was ocenp'"G.
by Julius Israel, auotio merch ~
Appel 4 Bro, cigar dealers; Mr..
Cliff, fruit dealer, and Mr.. solomon,
The entire stock of goods. eig irs, Ne,
in the house was damaged by fire aud
water. Capt. Patterson's s'lobn ON
Ceder Street was also damaged by
water. The house in which the FIRE
originated. belongs to Capt. Dronli-
lard, and is not damaged beyond re-
pair.
1t is reported at militia headquar-
ters that number of persons suS-
pected of connection with the nu
Klux, have left Giles County for
Alabama. A requisition upon the
Governor of Alabama for them will
probably be made.