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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

"TuE RADICAL PARTY THE Most
CORRUPT THAT EVER CURSED THE
lAND".-Thc above capIion is irunl all
article of the New YORK WeruId, from
which We COPY the following condensed
para-raph:
eth fact has become patent that the
Republican party * the most corrupt
that ever cursed ou- land. During the
war its leaders fell upon the natioua
treasury and the lu6!ic credit like SO
IA INV rlvenou, ,lvrs. Their jobs aud
inbb, RIGS in the wayof army contracts, III
the sal, of rotten old hulks tor trans
q ,rts, 10 the bulldog of new war YES,
sels that proved shells u ab ortlons, and
iu everything connected with supplies,
ipslu ling provisions, clothing, hospital
stopes, forage, aud so on to the end Of the
catalogue, fr the use Of the army and
navy, were enough to oppall any other
than the Am !rlcau people. These de-
PRAYED and hungry lie .ders, with "2pe-
iites for the spolls Ot ofhce still ilhScFanS
in their Unsuitable maws, have now tas.
tened upon the Senate of the United
States, and, with an avariciousness that
spurus all mpr,m Sc, reason and control
demand that no appointment shall be
made without their haviag finger IN
the selection. Iu the homcIy phrase
of a Western Scnator,they are persist,
cutly "ding longing" every member OF
that body; and, it is mortifying to ac
knowledge, they have in that body
friends and coutcrcs as corrupt as 'hem,
selves, who are ready and are 'mpI"yed
to do their biding in making Indian trsa
ties, allowing enormous grants OF land fo'
private purposes, and engaging iu othe'
scaudalous practices, besides encoura
giug fraudulent appointments to offices.
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SIIIRIt'E'S SALES-
SuLKIEF 5 OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. G., May IL, 1869.
DY virtue of Sundry Wrils Of fl. @
ID to me dircc'cd and lodged, | will
proceed 10 sell on the first Monday, ii
being the seventh day OF June next, in
lrur.t Of the Court House in Camden,
Within the 'egal h"u's Of s1le, the iol'
lowing mcnr'uncd and dr>crh, d prop
lary, to.w't:
Defend .ui's interest in O"e H. u>l
and Lot aud House uruilurc in Kirk
wood, bundcd north by Suth' rIahd
east by Morris Mycr, south b, Public
Grounds, west by Est. B. Perkins
An Office OH 81 road Street, No. li4
Two Gray il"rses, One (arriag", On,
Buggy and Harness, One Wagon. AID
Iart~ Of Harness, One Cow aud taf -
Levied up'n as the n"rrriyh pr. +
W. San"ld, at tic suit Of R,b' Y!
Lewis
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
III. BlSSELL,
DENTIST.

-
sszsaa WOULD call the attention
U6TTS Of those requiring their
Teeth tllcd to COMPOSITION,
FILLING that he prepares and has
used Iur the past ten leas, as It cal' Dcre-
commended in all cases where the te, tn
arc ST. far decaycd AZ torreve"t their be-
ing tiled with any filling requiring pres
sure. As it approaches nearer the color
of the reth lham FoiIs, it will be found
5 lis .ct"ry in hIIing tic ba.Ily dechyed
from, teeth. avuidun. the unSlghtly ap-
. ara, &c II the Iuil showing Though
tue thi" plate of enamel. Beins nearly
rs hard IS the bunc. of the teeth It Will
prove srrviccablc in the mastlcatl"S sur
faces Of many tceln Tech filled several
year, sine. "a,c b cn found within
! fca We Is in arly as good a condI-
tiun rs wh.n lr>I hl'd.
Charges for filing with gold, tin. or
artificial pentlmr from 5V c'nIs 10 s.,
AND teeth inserted "n GOLi', SlLVEk
or VUL ANTE, from 81 to s..
OFFICE Oh Bro.u street, opposite
Mr. JAS. Dunlap's residence.
May 20. II.
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TOWN TAXES
DUE IN I 8 50.

THE Books for the collection of Town
Taxes for the fiscal year, ending the
31st of December, 1868, will be open,
a, the Council Chamber from now until
the 18th day OF May; and after that
time, Executions will be issued against
all delinquent Tax Payers. ~.
BY order Council,
W. CLYBURN, Clerk.
April l.. u
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Kirkland, deceased
will present them duly attested within
the time prescribed by law. This no.
ticc will be plead in bar of those who
fail to comply. These indebted to the
said estate will make immediate pay
meut TO
JESSE A. KIRKLAND,
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NOTICE.

I hereby fur"wlrn all persons not to
let any pcrsnn, (no matter who.) have
ANYTHING on my own account MS Will
not pay ary debts except c'ptractrd ny
myself u Y hihhhHl r.
may 81 IT,
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MASONIC.

THE Regular Communication of kel-
shaw IIud.e No 20. A. f.. W., will
be held at their Lodge Rmn o1 Tu =
day evening next. Al I" click.
j. 4. SCIIROt X, Sc.cy.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
II the matter of IL. ARRANTS, Bank

rupt.
tn tchom It m"ty C""r"rn.
THE undersigned her BY gives notice
OF his app"lntncilt as ASsI9"re OF ilar'
a,un A.raurs, IN Tic District Of ker.
>hnw, and ) ate "f South Carolina,
wuhin The SAID District, who has been
adiud.ci Bankrupt upon his own pc.
titron, 10y w. |. laS>"n. Registrar oil
Of the said District Court
ISAAC Z. HOLLAND.
Assignee.
May p. st.
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IN BANKRUPTCY
In the matter of j. j. FUNDER-
PuRK R,nErnnt

BURK, Bankrupt.
To whom it mny tonrern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee OF >. >.
FunderLurk, in the C"anty OF Ian
caster, aud the State of South Carolina.
within the said District, who has br n
adiudgcd a Bankrupt u: on hi, own re-.
ttion, by w. | Clawsuu Registrar OF
the said District Court.
.a JOS. NJ. GAYLE,
June 3-3t. Assignee.
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r,t drunk at the time vi the mui de-,
and he mauiiests ITO rchoisc iur tlI"
c.ime.
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One Twenty Barrel, Turpcnllne
Still aud Fixtures Levied upon "s
the property IF d. D. Hocott, at the
SUIT OF II. Baum 1t. al. ....
Tcruls Cash, purchasers paying for
Stamp, aud Papers.
j. p. BOSWELL, S. K G.
May 20, 1t
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LIFE INSURANCE.
A CARD.


At the request of General J. B. Cor.
don, President of the Atlanta Depart
ment, Southern Life Insurance Compa-
ny, l have come to represent the pecu-
liar claims of this Great Organization
and solicit the support aud patronage
OF the citizens of Camden and Kcrshaw
District. | do not come to make war
upon any other Company, but merely to
exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern corporation
70 lnded on solid wealth. i'.'.
Mr.. Myers, of Barnwell, Special
A, gent, has ably complied and publish.
ed in an extra of the "Camden Jour-
nal," numerous testimonials as to the
entire reliability of this Institution,
among them the strong recommendation
(under his own signrture) of that gal
liant chieftain and pure gentleman, Zen.
Wade Hampton-well known to the
people of the country, and South Caro-
lima especially. -.
In ratio Of assets to liabilities-the
true test of company's strength, the
"Southern Life Insurance Company" is
second to none on this continent, and
all its accumulations are left ut home to
aid our impoverished section.
Wherever I have introduced the
claims of this Company, l have met with
the most overwhelming success, and l
intend that all the citizens of this Town
and County shall have an opportunity
of insuring in this deservedly popular
Company. shall make personal ap-
peals.
can be found for the present at the
"DcKalb House" 81 -i.3'r. ra
J. H. MILLER, General Agent:
We checrfully recommend the above
Company to the patronage Of the 'citi-
zens of Camden and Kershaw District.
..'.a. ....' j. B. KERsHAw,
.... VIM. NJ. SHANEoN,y
W. E. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE..
PURE
French Brady and Wines,

Far .Ne'ininl Ia'3"ses.
This is pure article Of Brandy as it
was bought out of the Custom House
and can be relied On rs brirg pure and
g"nuiuc.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-09

Glasgow, for Nashville. Alice Dean, for
Memphis; Mountain Belle, for Evansville.
Cloudy day and clear night River declinr
ing; y 1eet inches, with ~ feet under
the bridge,
CINCINNArI, Dec. s.--A special to tho
Gazette says: The steamer Rebeeca, boun6.
from Wheeling to Parkersburg, struck a
barge at the bridge pier az Parkersburg IA
TO her hurricane deck. Forty passengers
were on board. Eight persons were
drowned.
LOUISVILLE, December 8. - Port List
Minneola, Memphis 10 Cincinnati; Lib
erty No. 4, Wheeling 10 New Orleans;
Champion, Cincinnati TO st. Louis; Anna,
-. Louis to Cincinnati. River declining;
~ Ieet y inches in the canal, and sect Q
inches on the falls Cool and clearing up.
Business fair.
CAIRO, December sport List-Quick-
step. Evansville packet, am; City OF
Joseph, St Louis to Memphis. 4 am
FANNIE Brandefs, Evansville to New Or
leans, AM; st Luke, Memphis 10 ST.
leans TO 81. Louis, q pm; Maggie Hays,
Pittsburg TO st. Lorhs, 3 pm; j. ii. Goes
pPe sSls S .,1 S4 70 New Orleans, PM
pm. River rose seven Inches VraafRaT
clear. Mercury 409.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s.--Arrived-yictory
from QUINCY Lum1nary, from Nicksburg;
Andy johnson, nom Keokuk; Glendale.
from Pittsburg Pauline Carroll, from New
Orleansi Petrol TO. z, from POmeroy. De-
partee-AnteloRe W--R- Arthur and Kate
K1nnys TO New Orleans; NatrOna, to Han
nibaI; Last Chance, TO Cha tano0ga; Colo
Iado, 70 memphis. kiYeE falling, with
seven feet TO Cairo. Weather cloudy and
cool.
NAsHYrLLE, Dec. Ss--River falling; seven
feet OF water scRt1t on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cold and cloudy. Arrived-Robt
Moores from Cincinnati Departed-JohL
Lumsden, to Cairo.
MEMPHIS, December s,-Weather clear
and cool. River rising. Departed-Mar-
celia Arkansas River; ST. Mary's, New
Orleans; Relle St Louis, st. Louis; sam J.
Hale with 1880 bales c0stons Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS, Dec. sport List Ar
rived = Alaska. n TEX Longworth, Edin-
burgs Observation-Disclosures and Richmond.
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SENT 10 HAWEsVILLE.-Cap
Cochran left on the Morning Star last
night, for HaResville. KY. having in
charge Susan Clarke, who was arrest
ed and putin iaii.in this city.yon the
charge Of drowning a little child on
the. steamer Tarascon, not long Since.
She stated that the. child was not
hers that il had been given to her By
woman. named Bridget at
the Hospital In Louisville, and she
was to take care Of the child for her.
She gave her two dollars to pay her
way on the boat, and was to give her
more money in the Spring. The child
was a rnulatto, and several years of
age, and Bridget had another child
similar in color, about a year ago. She
declared that she did not purposely
destroy the child. but was fixing a
shawl around it, and it slipped from
her hands and dropped down the
vault into the river. She seemed to
think that she would be. sent to the
Penitentiary, but said that the drown
ing was accidental. She was sent to
Hawesyille. for commitment aud trial,
as the affair occurred when the boat
was near that place.
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THE MAREk -.



/ 81 telegraph EEw YoaK. Dec 8.
I CorroE-Steady; sales OF $50 bales at
! 25ISc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts, 1870 barrels; heavy
\ and strongly In buyers favor. sales or
1900 barrels as "a 05g5 tor snperfine state
and Western; IS 458G - for extra State (;
6 45 for white wheat extra; S. O5GG IS
for round hoop Ohio; s. 75g6 80 for extra
st. Louis; IS 50aS 90 for good TO choice do,
closing quiet, including 5000 bbis extra
! -four dull; sales Of 90 barrels at S 570i5 So
CORN mEAB-Quict.
WmsKY-Declfning; safes of 900 barrels
western at 81 0lgsL % free, closing az 81 o..
WHEAT-h Receipts, 1851 bushels. Market
dull and lc lover sales Of 45,00l bFshels az
ter red and amber Western; 81 281S for am
Der state; 81 259I g for No. Spring.
RYE-Qulet.
BARLEY-In fair request: sales of 81 600
bushels at 81 069l 10 FOR tWO-roWed State,
the latter prices for short time, and e. .
al 81 FOR Canada West.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts 1870 bushels: the mar
ket l. sinll ana heavy; sales Of 5000 bush-
ern; 81 0sgI IL for sound do; 81 Is for
Western We yellow, and 81 W for new mixed
OArs-Receipts 62,4i4 bushels: the mar.
ket Is heavy; sales OF $1,000 bushels at 63a
&c tor Westel u, the latter price for choice,
and 65GJ65Izc FOR state. sF ~. ~.
RICE-Qutet. r.n|
CoE1EE!E-oaieti sales Of 100 bags Rio ON
private terms.
sVGAR-ouieti sales OF Is hbds Cuba at
lL8ll5zc. 4
MoLAssEs-Du sales az 4ol bbls New or
leans at " G7sc.
PETRoLEuM-Q Quiet at IsaIsJSe for crude.
and S25< d321xc for refined
HoPs-Duu At lSg2zc for American.
lock sole outet at 3Oa3l-
for south American.
Wool Very quiet sales Of 80. Goo pounds
az 45gSzo for domestic fleece and 42SB4sc FOR
oiIs-Linseed dullat s2aslo.
SPIRITS IuHPENTINE-HeaVy at 48t<M4fc.
RORK-5teady; sales OF $50 bbIs al t51 2i6R
sS3 for new mess S389f3 % for old dO-s |
S23 50Gb24 for prime, and E27 50080 for prime
mesa also 900 bbls new mess seller January
aud February, at So, and LOCO bbls new
mess seller February, deliverable IN CHI
cago. az S3l 50. lffa- Div
BEEF=-Steady: sales % us bbls aJE5a13
for new plain mess; el09I7 Tor new extra
mess. n-f1eros beef steadys sales OF zoo
tierce5 at $25S5.25 Tor prime nless; S27a3O for
IBdia mess. Beef hams q uiet sales ~ 100
obis at S3093I for new. ~
cur MEATs--Duii; sales ofa8 packages at
l2Ql21<c f0E-BhouIderB. ITc for hams. Mid
dies quiet and unchanged sales OF so boxes
short ribbed III 1890.
HoGs-DTessed dun &c l3Bi31<c for west
ern. ID fi-- tsc
LARD Dull sales or 500 tferees atl8alOc
for steam lSgig5<c for kettle rendered
also 500 tlerces stea1d seller January on
BUrrKR-Dall at 22a3Ge FOL Chic.
CIEEsE-Duil at l6gl716c isa
FRmGHTs- TO Liverpool quiet aud
heavy. ~
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Ce4uTNAI, CoURT.-Thc case OF
Tobn UunnolI was called at 8 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, but owing 10 the
obsencs Of witnesses for the pToseeu.
&C., +be trial was postponed until
Tuesday, Dec. 21st. This is the third
fine the State has continued this
case.
The case of the State vs.. Laura
Terry, for surety Of the peace, was
taken UP in the afternoon, and was
tried before the Judge. The parties
interested in the suit are colored.
Malinda and Silas Letcher made afi-
davit that the amiable Laura had
threatened to do them bodily injury,
and had burned two beds. In the
course of the trial it came out that
Laura and some colored chap had
been living together for about year.
without having gone through the
Formally of a marriage. The Judge
held the accused to bail in $50, which
she gave. The Judge also said that
he was not disposed to allow the dar-
keys to live together Unfortunately,
any more than the whites. and would
cause all such to be prosecuted. His
remarks had such an effect en- an. old
darkey who had been living with a
woman for thirteen years, that he
said he would git dem papers, for
he " didn't know dat was de law, aud
he wasn't gwine to be arrested as
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rnrnraan HarRna.


81 Cable LONDON Dec. B.
ConeOls Q1l[ for MONEY! 81 for account.
American securities. nat 5-20s Of 'G2. 81: do.
65, 8IS do. '07, So; 10 498. 3l1<. at Frank
fort bonds were 0O5S G0L F.rie 20I; Illinois
Central 0g/. Atlantic g Great Western
20% Stocks steady.
PARIS, Dec. B.--BJurgo dnll RBnte3 PIT
fraTlcs so cemtlmeg,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8.--COftou steadys up-
lands l5<d; Orleans lIJfd; eales OF I0f0J
bales. California white wheat gs l0d; red
Western No. 2. IS Cd; Winter Is. Flour Dds.
Corn 23s 81. OATS ~ I'D. Peas 83s. Pork
llOs.. Beef I07s 81. Lard quiet and stendy
at IDS Cd. Cheese 18s. Bacon 6T8 6d. pctro-
leurn unchanged
LcEDos, Dec. 3d. TaliOW firm at 871 3I
ll51a 90. Linseed oil 0rmer at E28 1885,
sugar 89s4S95 90. Refined petroleum ls So
OILS SD.
H.AvRE, Dec. s.--Cotton quiet and steady.
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90 OrIaana narEaf.

By telegraph NHW OuLnAus. Dec. g.
CcrEoN-Very active. ana drmer az 2gJSf
2Ae for middiinEs sales Goo bales: recsl DIS.
,l57 baiegi exports 70 liverpool. &5ll
bales.
FIorE-sl y To- suPerane; 80 "a Tor x
CORN-Birm nt on l5.
OATs-64e.
BRAN-f1 10.
HAY-s0
Miss PoRk-NeW. $3.50 Old a38 T5
BAco,4-shOnIder lgt<e. efa5r Al, rrr1r
2O1(o: and clear riirs oie Me- ter,.- -,-,i
scdrsb.
LARD-l9c.
.sraAR-Aetiye ana ntmi prime. 1870
!, 9S.IAssns r Active ana armer; prime
WHIsKY-Dull a. 81 O5.
sCcFFEE- Unchanged.
GoLD-I245f.
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ny Telesraph.i CINoIMpATf. Dec 8.
FL9Ug AND GHAuE-Aro unchanged and
QUIET
CorroN-Dull; middling 231Sc
foBACco-F trfu sales OF 20 hhds at SIS 20
10 $40 CO.
WHISKY-Ffrm at 81 90.
OYIsIoHs-Unchauged 10 price, with a
rather hrmer feeling, but the demand Is
very light
LARD Dull; steam l75S9I7gSe, and kettle
l8tSc, with q fair demand, ~.
HOGS Firmer and 25c highers live aig 90
OSLO 50i dressed So 508I2 IS I; receipts 800
head.
eREEE MEATs--Firmer, closing higher,
at ll1zc, l4lkc and l55&c.
BACON AND BULK MEATS Unchanged
Mes PoaK-Held at so 80; country Is
saieable at so 90. rs .# iiii
BUTTER AND CHETlsE-U Unchanged.
OILs-Linseed dun al SS9B0c. ~
9RocER1Es- Unchanged and quiet
GoLp-l23k buying.
EXCuANGE-Steady. ea
MONEY-M arket close. fA
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rcolnmnnL..lod-
OnrruARY

Diod of bronchitis. 40 siruusonviue XIV.
in she eighty nrst year of bfH nua M.
James lloillnBeW urthi the father or tho
Mears h0tiingsWDrth, ~ our city.
The deceased yvnB one ~ lire rTnfnors n q
Shelby County, Ky, and through y long
lire he was highly esteemed hy those who
knew hlm asa Do blin.Hpirftati 7eftiren and
a Ingr1 Of generous hospitality Fnf .nuOut
iofW years ne was a member Of the Bap-
list Church, tn slnpsouVliia. and no was
distinguished for hia uu4efm pioty and
Christian activity.
In the death 81 amch mEu, a public loss
Az sustained, and "a large circle 81 ralativoa
aud friends sorrow for hiM. but their sore
row for him as mitigatod by the bright cone
4Olaliona 81 GhriFtianitys and thoIirm ass
surance They cherish that their loss ia hla
unspeaknbie gain. SAMUEL BAKER.
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PIrTsBURG, December 6.-Weather mid
and thawing. Monongahela seven feet
and falling. Arrivedand departed: Pack
cts.
WHEELING, December 81 p. M The
Wheeling aud Parkersburg packet Re-
becca colI1ded with pier No. of the new
railroad bridge at Parkersburg last night
at 1 O'Clock, and sunk Immediately. Thir-
teen lives were lost, supposed to be deck
hands. All the passengers are reporte 70
be saved. Fun Particulars net yet re
ceived.
WHEELING, December Slate reports
from ParkersDurg reduce the loss of life 20
four or five; names not yet ascerta1ned.
It seems the boat struck ID coal barge and
sunk by colIiding with the bridge pier, and
went down in twenty feet OF water. eIse is
probably q total loss. Marine disasters
are of daily occurrence. Within week
eight coal barges have been sunk by col
Iiding with the piers of the new bridges at
BelIaire and ParkersbuTg, and a number
of accidents are reported 10 have occurred
at the SteuDenvilie bridge.
CINcINNArI. December Sport List-Ar.
rived: Annie Laurie, from KanaWAa; g.
H. Qurfee. from PILtsburg; Mtnneola, from
Abeonas from st. Louis. De-
parted q. IL purtees for AlsS9BrI River;
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u
DIDN'T Go DowN.-We learn that,
on Tuesday last. couple of persons
went down to the Ingleside Coal
Mines, for the purpose Of descending
the shaft and exploring the subter-
ranean passages. They provided
themselves with lamps. and took1their
position ready 20 get in the box, but
when itcame time. TO step in and go
down, one of them concluded that he
would rather remain above ground a
while longer, and decided not to de-
scend. He stuck to his resolution,
and the consequence was that the
!. sabterranean depths" were not ex-
plored by that party. @
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BRANoH HOUSE. Messrs. McAd-
ans & Co, tobacco dealers, Halves
vile, Ky,s have secured the old Blue
Warehouse, and will establish
branch house in this city. for the pur-
chase Of tobacco on the breaks at
this market. They will buy soft and
nondescript tobacco, which they will
rehandle and prepare for shipment.
+. A. Hall. of Lewisport, KY, will
have charge of the branch depart
ment, and will open out during the
latter part Of this month"; Evansville,
is bound to be an immense tobacco
market, and we believe that our sales
this year. will exceed the most san
guine expectations of the old oper-
ators. -s..,s 81. WA -. r4i -
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Louisville Market.


y Aolesl aPh'l AoUL3yALhk. Dc 3. +.
COTTON nchanged
FLOUR-ffrm at % IS.
COKE-ejgg70c. -.
OATS-50c, -.sEa
RYE-SJe saa
800 head.
IoBAcco-Buoyant; sales of74 hogsheads
AZ " logs % for Jugs; % O08ls IS for conn
mon to good leaf
FRoYIsfoN5-9uiei. Mess pork e3l d,
Bacon, shoulders l515c; clear rib 181<c clear
aldes 1s>4c. Bulk meats. shoulders l21Sc:
clear rio ls5<cs clearsides 1910; sugar cured
hams &c. Lard f61Zc.
W EIIGEY-InIrrn ~ 81 %
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10 CITY Tax.PaYars.

l am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing a dis
count of three per cent. On all taxes
paid Ia full, to Monday, the 18th day
of December, 1859. All interested
are requested to call as early as posi-
bic, as there will positively be no fur
Their extension of time given.
JOHN GREEK, City Collector,
Office in Third Street Engine
House, next to City Council Cham
Der. 20 dec4-tf
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Bates Nor CoMINa.-By letter
to the Opera House agent, from Harry
G. Bates. we learn We will not have
the pleasure Of visit from the Louis
vile Opera House Company during
the present month, Mr.. Bates had
the Opera House secured for two
weeks from December Goth ,abut owing
to failure to secure Gel tain stars,
he has found it impossible to pay us
visit at the time specified. We re-
greet exceedingly to learn this intelli-
gence, for we looked forward to the
next visit of Mr.. Bates talented COM
pany for q season of real dramatic en-
joyment. We hope, however, that he
will give US another call at an carly
a day as possible.
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seW Y0rk s0Id IL gtosE Haraet.

! 9 D
MOEEY-Active and steady at Gar per
cent. Discounts dull at {OGI0L. The
banks, with Western onnections, are
doing considerable In the way Of re dis
counting commercial paper, based on hog
packing operations. Reports say that the
next st Paul dividend, which, however,
will not be made till January, will be
per cent. cash, and per cent. scrip on the
preferred, and per cent. cash and per
cent. scrip on the common.
GOLD-Actlve and higher, aud closed
quietS opened At l231z touched l24: and
cent. CIearances e29. 10000
GoVERNAIENTs-DulI and q fraction
lower Coupons Of 81, lI81z0ll8%; do '02
II51S9Il5I4; do. 20 Il2JEail3; do, S65, II3Z
c3Il55s; do. new, lI5ISgl155k; do. 81, i155EG
ll5sz; do. US, Il5159ll516; lO-40's, l08gl0S1S.
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B% T. G. BridwelI & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumerys Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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REMOVED Squire Ben. Stinson,
who has been SO long confined to his
residence on account of rheumatism,
has otWell enough to be hauled to
and from his Office, which has been
removed to the stand formerly oceu-
pied by Glenn's barber shop, on
Locust Street, near the corner Of
Third, where he is ready to transact
hnsiness. - ls