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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
npOur venerable but VIGOROUS e

ROur venerable but vigorous ex-
President, Mr.. johnson, has devoted
himself lately to ali investigation of the
causes which have provoked the prevail
ing unpleasantness in the happy family
of Tennessee Radicalism. His long and
intimate connection with it peculiarly
qualified him for the successful pursuit
of this inquiry, and the result at which
he has arrived is doubtless the true one.
He said in his Clarksyille speech, the
other day, that the mongrel crew of ne
groes, scalawags and earpet-baggers got
along very peacefully while the public
plumber held out, but now that there is
little or nothing left to steal, they are
fighting, like any other ours, over the
last bone. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

wForney's Press says that, In case
of foreign war, the Southern people
would fight bravely on the side of their
country. In time of peace, however,
Butler and Rawlins think martial law
ought to be proclaimed in Georgia
Now, if the Southern people are to be
relied upon to fight for the country in q
time of war, they are fit to govern
themselves in time of peace. If For
ney tells the truth about what they will
do in the event of war, the martial law
people ''labor under lie" in contending
that the South now deserves the rule of
the bayonet.-W Wheeling Register
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Ng-A corresnondent of tbe Missoul


EwA correspondent of the Missouri
Republican has visited Miss Laura Reno,
at Seymour, Indiana, and says: ''Sheis
young lady Of marked intelligence and
rare beauty. possesses a pure and stain
less soul, and is warm-hearted and af-
misunderstanding, with, no Punic faith
that she will make some fortunate man q
good and true wife; and if every one of
your fair readers could claim as hand 4,
some beau as the young gentleman who
visited Laura this afternoon in that ca
pacity, they would all say, please God,
how soon ?" With regard to the bloody
threat of vengeance on ''the regulators"
the corresondent asked Miss Reno if she
now felt disposed to leave vengeance
with God. "Yes," she answered archly,
''yes, but if God needs any assistance at
my hands / am quite ready to render it"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

We lay before our readers this week
the complete proceedings of the nomi-
mating Convention of the It'll inst. The
ticket nominated will be found at our cdi-
t'.ial head. For Senator,
JAMES o. AMOS,
Of Center. To the Democracy of Mon
roe County, Mr.. AMosis well known, and
requires no commendation from US
We will say to Guernsey and that part
of Noble County voting with us that he
j. we'll quaiiied for the position. For
Representative,
WILLIAM MILLIGAN.
OF Franklin township, is Il farmer. known
throughout the county as fearless
Democrat and will heat any candidate
the Radicals may trot out by two thou
sand majority. For Probate Judge,
W. T. SINCLAIR, .~
OF Center This is the third nomination
ior that position and reflects great credit
upon Dr. SINCLAIR for the manner in
which he has discharged the duties of
his Office. For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN. z. SPRIGGS, ,-r
| OF Center Nominated the third time
by the Democracy of Monroe, it must
he acknowledged that he stands A. No.
| | in their estimation. For Treasurer,
WILLIAM READ,
Of Center. Mr.. READ is too we'll known
in Monroe as valiant, Democrat and
hard worker for the party to need any
Recommendation. BILL is known by
every Democrat and they will stand by
him to man. For Sheriff,
GEORGE CALDWELL,
OF Green. Mr.. CALDWELL is new man
in the political field. He is an honest,
hard working farmer, and will make, an
excellent officer. For Commissioner,
CHRISTIAN CEHRS,
OF Ohio. CHRIS. is well known to the
Democracy as working Democrat and
tinancier Of excellent ability. AS Com
missioner the interests of the people of
Monroe will be well cared for. For In
iirmary Director,
STEPHEN DOUGHERTY,
or Wayne. This is Mr.. DoUGnERTr' S
second race for the office of Infirmary
Director His duties were performed
during his first term in manner deserv-
ing of great praise. For Coroner,
JOHN MUHLEMAN,
/. OF OHIO, John is good in a race, sure.
This is his fourth or fifth, in all of which
! he has come out ahead. He makes a
good officer. "a.
The ticket is good one throughout
and will receive rousing majority at
the election in October. Now, Demo-
Gratis, to work. at-as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

In Liberty, Ind.ssa few days since, a
quarter of an acre of ground on DR..
Coopers farm gave way and sank to the
depth of from three to twelve inches,
leaving crevice surrounding the whole
of from two to five inches. At the time
OF the occurrence a rumbling noise like
distant thunder wa. heard.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
- Take Notice.

The Editor Of TUE SPIRIT has removed
his ofice, 10 the front roem OF the dwell
ling house. one door South Of the print
ing Office, Twtere all business connected
with THE SPIRIT wilt'be transacted. Nm
,ies the sign: ssOr SPIRIT OFFICE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

@-"Sons Of Freedom wake to glory,
and be sure not to sell plug of tobacco
out ola glass jar. To do SO is to violate
the revenue law and to subject yourself
to ''heavy penalty" logan County
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

The wife of respectable citizen of
Evansville, lad. Lately presented her hus-
band with three bouncing pledges of af-
fection, two boys and girl, each weigh,
ing nearly eight pounds Mother and
children are ",loing as well as could be
expt cted,"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
EEThe Paris correspondent of the

EyThe Paris correspondent of the
n. Y. Tribune translates the following
paragraphs from one of the Paris jour
mails: .'Sir Elihu Washburne Embassa-
dor Of the United States has arrived in
Paris "There is due talk of the impen-
ding marriage of Madame Lincoln, wild
ow of the late President of the United
States, with Court Schmidtville, Cham
berlain Of the Duke of Baden" The
widow is evidently determined that some.
body shall keep herin style "suitable
to the widow of President"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
Democratic County Ticket.

eAa-sE--i
Representation. s.5 s..
WILLIAM MILLIGAN.
e 7se9FEi Probate Judge, .sargs
8 VT. SINCLAIR.
nf7sga q, Prosecuting Attorney.
f-sxg JOHN T. SPRIGGS.
10f s1ga Treasurer, 49,.
IsV WILLIAM READ.
~ ;sig sg Sheriff,
s4i.slGEORGE, CALDWELL.
tist - -lirge Commissioner, 3at )
sldss CHRISTIAN CEHRS.
asvs 1ar Infrmary Director.
goH STEPHEN D0UGIIERTY.
Tal - Coroner,
: dir7' JOHN 5MUHLEMAN. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

"THE UNION As 1T WAS, AND
rHECONSTI1UTION AS IT'S"
Il hold thst rHisGovcrnnen wa. made
N the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the Bgsrfrr Of WHITE MEN
and their PoSTERITY forever. STE
! hen a DoRglls. eess fff 'ai1ze
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
James O.An,os.

The nomination Of JAMES o. AMOS,
Esq. by the Democracy of this county,
tssirepresent this District in the State
Senate, is one we opinc Noble and
Guernsey counties viii readily acquiesce
in. -
Mr.. AMOS is lawyer of ahility,a gen
tieman and Democrat of the first water.
The Democracy of Monroe twice elected
him as Prosecuting Attorney Of the
county, and cordially endorse his politi-
cal record.
The following from the Guernsey Co.
JsTersouian is to the point:
ssSfarE SENATOR We notice in the
Woodsfield SPIRIT, among the announce
ments Of candidates, the name of j. O
Amos, Esq, as candidate for State
Senator from this District. Mr.. Amos
is 4 lawyer of ability, sound Democrat,
and would be an honor TO the District in
the Senate" 80 ts lf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

g-On the evening of June 8, at Buf
falo, three young men were opertaken
by train on railroad bridge, and each
undertook to save himself One let him
self down from the end of tie. and
held on till after the cais had passed.
Another sought the end of projecting
beam under one of the supports, and oi
course was not touched. The thiro
seems to have had less wit, and let him.
self down from the rail, hanging or
with both hands. The result was that
the first wheel passing over cut off all
his fingers, and be fell into the water
which, fortunately, was only three OF
four feet deep. - -rf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

The GRAVE AND ITS MAKER-Haw.
thorne says that "a grave, wherever
found, breaches short and pithv SER
mon to the soul" And of its digger,
Shakespeare exclaims: 1.-The houses that
he makes last till doomsday."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
ayThe walters strike in New Yorl

re- The walters strike in New York
was rather funny. At dinner-time the
aproned attendants marshaled in good
order, served the first course, and then
marched out Of the dining-room in a
body, to the very great astonishment of
the diners and disgust of the landlords.
Of course there was much confusion,
and the dinner was finally served at each
of the hotels by the aid Of the chamber
maids, porters and Office clerks. AT one
or two of the hotels the proprietors
donned the white aprons and asserted
their authority, as well as contempt for
strikes by themselves serving the guest
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

~ union of hearts, aunion of hands,
Auniansthat mono may serer; ,-
.s7nnion Of lakes, upion Of lands.
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
EFA most remarkable case of con

EyA most remarkable case of con.
formity to hotel rules, at some personal
inconvenience, is thus related by the
Cleveland Plaindcaler: A guest at one
Of our hotels, the other evening, was
discovered by the proprietor rather
tenderly embracing the chambermaid.--
The landlord rebuked him somewhat an.
grily, and wanted to know the reason of
such conduct. "Simply obeying the
rules of the house," said the guest,p point,
ing to card tackled to the room door
"Don't it read, ANY neglect of servants
should be reported at the Office p l
don't want to be reported at the Office
for neglect Of servants do II"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

EgThe National Debt has increased
sll,5i9,64t since June /, 1868. That's
shat the Radicals term National bless
irg.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

kyWhite Men, read the Negro cleo
tion murders published in this issue, and
decide whether Negroes shall vote in
Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

b3iEy There win be stormy time over
hcfseleetion of candidate for Cover.
nor, in the Radical State Convention. on
the s3a inst 81 asasis loe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

Tayiorsyille, Ill had shower of
snakes z few days since. A shower of
: that Kind is needed at.W ashiugton City.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

PARIS, June S.-M. Theirs, Jules and
Garner Page have been declared elected
by ballot. There were tumultuous scenes
at Montoneau and arrests were made by
the police. 1t is reported that some per-
sons were wounded during the distur-
bance. The result of the elections where
the ballot is necessary to decide is as fol-
lows official candidates, 81; unofficial,
l; independent, l; opposition 10; un-
known, II.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15
District Democratic Ticket,

si6ea siili For Senator.
enGavs 3 JAMES O.5AMOS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

The Guernsey Times is informed
that the Statcsman has nothing to do
with forming our opinions.
The Morgan Raid Claims should be
paid innnediatcly.isHad tho raid been
through the oberlin part of the State tile
Negro lovers of that section would have
had dtheir pay. once, long ere this, and
bsen diowling for it a second time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

The BUSIEST OF. ANIMALs.-Pope, in
the Duncaid says: "a bee is not buster
animal than hlockhead."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

&r- The Pacific Railroad istienounced
throughout the. country as q complete
swiudlc. =.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

aEsr Eleven desperadoes escaped from
the Columbus, O. jail on The morning
Of the 9TH inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

Three expeditions for Cuba arc
being fitted ont in Nsw York City.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

s5AF The powers Of Spain pretend that
Republic is desirable, yet are lighting to
:-s.,s,,i ,lss no tridts Of 4 Mia ss.snn.estsh:
fishing one. That's equal to Radical
consistency in this, country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

WASHINGTON, June IA Cuban eX.
peditiou left the Southern coast on the
29th of May. 1t numbered four hundred
and seventy-fve men, who are part OF
General Jordan command. All of them
are ex-Federal and eX-Confedera.e sol
diers. From reliable information by in
terested parties here, it is learned that the
men and munitions of war have safely
landed and joined the Cuban forces.
The expedition was in charge of a dis
tinguished Confederate Colonel from
Louisiana-Colonel DeRussY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

SLlGHTED BLEssINGs.-The poet Cow
per thus writes of sighted blessings:
"Not to understand treasures worth
Till time has stolen away the slightest good,
Is cause of half the poverty we feel,
And makes the world the wilderness it is.r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

EEThe new tllree cent postage stamp
lis pipnonnced "a miserable faiInre.''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

Of EF-Undcr' President JoHNsoS one
usher with salary of $1,000 managed
NEARLY everything about the White
House. at a ltr
1t now requires, under GRANT, officers
receiyiipg salaries to the amount OF s13,-
3S0, That's Radical yctrenchment
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

9Th this issue will be found an ac-
cent of thenegro riots and murders at
the election in Washipg gton City.
Toi But I'M the face Of these murders the
Radicals insist that the Negroes are civ.
.Aized and ought to vote. -. -. -.
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3 k77IrW sIs.aHT ~-----T 80 -
ES.A two legged q Il is on exhibition
Al " Washington fitv.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-06-15

Eske- At the election in, Washington
City the Radicals elected nine Negroes
10 asicet viz The Register one Alder
ma, fthipk Of q Niger administering
jlsficei and seven members Of the Com
mon Eouncil.i.a baa .r,a ~ r8eaa
agThc Capital ought to beIremoyedfrom
a place ruled by ignorant Negroes.
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Especial Dispatch to the Enquirer
Terrible Scenes in Washington.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-07
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Au old citizen, aud one who knows much Of
prison working 10 Virginia, has revived the
idea OF working coal mines with convict labor
He proposes that the State shall buy fifteen
hundred or two thousand acres Of coal land in
Chesterfield, cree, a Denitentiary upon it, oper
III aniiiusss, and work then by convicts'
On Thursday last, Stephcd, Oieneal, color
ed man, residing near Grafton. eigH mile;
northwes; Of PittsylvaDil Court House, wa;
murdered under circumstances which lead to
the belief that the horrible act was perpetrat-
cd BY his brother, Henry Oieneal.
On the meeting of our Legislature more than
u hundred new judges are to be appointed by
that body We do trust that men OF ability,
integrity and experience will be once more
deemed eligible Tor such Offices.
Inquiry is made as to who composed the
Informal Conference" which directed the re-
cent Circular" concerning political move
meuts? It is not,as yet, known who they We're
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-07

R,CElrrs Of PRODUCE, &c., BY RAILROAD.
IT,. following Nre the receipts OF produce &c,
i> the Orange, AleXandria ~ Manassas r. X.
for the week ending December lth Corn 4zeo
bushels. wheat c0!2, car corn 800, corn meal ~,
rye 2I2 oats 1920 corn chop -, potators -,
layseal II, wainuts 81, chCstauts 33'1rIed iruit
rs. onions >, ground suiDa, 25Z sacks. sumac
34i sacks, wool u sacks, cu.no - bags, lime
80 bushels cabbage 10 SACKS. dressed hogs 49,
,ur III bb!s. apples 81 Dds. brandy OoX,
cider Dbl. eggs 81 bbis butter 81 bbls anc
Grkirs. poultry - ibis ard boxes, fowls coop,
Gsh bb vinegar b5l, lard HIKE, fresh peer
1903 lbs tAliow iSG lbs cows, calves, hogs, j. C. ;
&6. hi los y b4gs and bundles, lcatt or % rolls
cloth bale. bark cords e'nDty casks 80, brass
-; lbs. sumdries y bbls and boxes pianos |,
spokes roo sheep skins pack and 80 SKINS,
stove. =, tobacco - cnscs and boxes, hardware
box pig iron 36l, go lrs, tool chests !, bIgges
/, wrapping paper 300 lbs, furniture Il pack,
ages, bones - lb1. oak lumber SOD feet, old
iron u 314 lbs pine lumber z9,725 feet, rags 1865
lbs, cattle l. car loads cattle and sheep car
! load, hogs car load, sand car lOsd.
The following arc the receipts by the Alex
andria, LouioUn and Ham pshirc Railroad for
the week endirg December oh: Wheat 2S34
bushels. corn ~, ear corn 80 bbls, oats l442
bu-n"s, rye 81, meal 81 -four II bbls, eggs 3
hb.s. batter 9 bbi- and kegs, apples le0 bbls,
uuultry - hbls and bogel, vinegar | Dbl, cider
j.; bb.s -. half b5ls, hsh Dbl, nuts d Lbls,
potatoes , and 2 bags, died fruit ~ bags.
rag, l. ba"s sUlasc 50 btgs. hides bundles,
dressed hcgs 9j calves g. gusno tons turni-
t.ra ear load, cattle car load hogs ] car
load, wood or loads, ties q car loads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-07

L7we!! a. one CT tie Bahaml Islands. by Span
ISL authorities. is row the subjec: o! cores
pondcrce between this Government ala those
Of Spain an! Great Britain.
The Cac.a:n General OF Cnba acou; Mag
last isslal proclamation authorizing search
u b. rn.ta ol ve.se'< On the high seas. I'm
mclistc r.:aon>t.arcc was made against this
whercupuu The Captain General Issued new
rroclama'j1l imi,in. the right Il search to
vessels OF the United States so tar Is au;horN
cl under thc tire. = Of 1875. IhiS prcciama-
ton was ho,,eye. Immediately Withdrawn.
have always q tnat the most Intimate re-
htions should b. cultivated between he he
public of the Unite. atc' and all indepen
den, nations on this continent. Il may De well
worth cousiGcr;ng whether new treaties between
Us and them Ia, not be proftlbly entered into
TO secure mor intimate relations, friendly,
commercial, a: otherwise.
Tao subject Do. an interoceanic canal to coz
meet the Alta lie AMI Pacific occans through
the Isthmus 81 Dlricn i o'r in which com.
mercs is great interested. INSTITUTIONS have
been civen to our Minister to the Republic OF
| the 0ited State, OF Columbia TO endeavor 10
obtain authority Tor survey by this Govern
meut. IN or Ter - determine the practlcabity
! 81 .ueh m undertaking, and a charter for the
| right Of way to build, by private enterprise,
such work If the survey proves II to be pTac-
ticabe.
In order to comply with the agreement o!
| the AitCd States Is - mixed commission al
! Lima for the adjustment Of claims, it became
necessary to send commissioner and secretary
70 Lima in AUGUST last. No appropriation
having been made by Congress for this pur
pose, it il now asked that one be made. cover
| ing the past and future expenses OF the COM
mission.
| bring about peace between SPAN an The
! South American republics. |lth which she Is
n war, having been accepted by Spain, Peru
! aaG Chill, 4 Congress has been invited to DC
held in Washington during the present winter
\ grant has been given to Europeans OF an
exclusive right OF transi. over the territory ct
| Nicaragua, to which Costa Rica has given ITS
assent. which it is ALLEGED conflicts with vested
rights Of citizsus Of the United States. The
| DEPARTMENT OF State ha now this SUI lect under
consideration.
The Minister Of Peru having made repTcsen'
tations that there was state OF war between
Peru ard Spain, AMI that Spain was construct
ing in aud near Neg York thirty gunboatS,
which might 6c used by Spain in such way
os IN relieve the naval iorco at Cuba so as 10
opcratc against Peru. orders were gwen TO
prevent their departure No further steps
having b,cn taken BY the representative OF the
Peruvian government to prevent the departure
OF these vessels, and | not feeling authorized
to / tain the property oil nation with which
We are NJ peace, on 4 mere Executive order,
the matter has been referred to the courts to
decide Ne
The conduct Of the war between the allies
and the Republic of Paraguay has made the
Intercourse with that country 80 dlhcu't that
il has been deemed advisable to Withdraw our
representative from there.
III, /, c0nclmled t0-M0rOr.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
= 10 tho,c tie recy age and body of TIE TIM

The revolutionary army now holds posses
sion Of the whole of Northern Hayti, including
the ports of Mole, St, Nicholas, Port de Palt
aud Cape Haytien. Cape Hayticn was taken
by assault on the 18th of November. The tol-
lowers Of Salnave took refuge 10 the American
consulate. The loss Of Salnave $ steamers
renders his situation precarious. Salnaye has
proclaimed himself President for lite.
A commission from Japan to the Sandwich
Islands has sailed for Honolulu to investigate
the condition OF their countrymen on the plan
tatious on the Island aud. possibly, to draft a
treaty with the Hawaiian Kingdom to be sub
mitted to the Government Of Japan on THEN
return.
An immigration agent states that he has set
tied eighty families Of Danes rear Okaona,
Miss, and is confident that within the next
ten years he will have introduced %. 600 Scan
duavap families into Mississippand Alabama
Lochy Astrom, misery old woman, lately
died in Poughkeepsic, leaving $4,000 in
money, and no heir or will. The money vii
therefore 20 10 the State.
About five inches Of snow Tell yesterday al
Philadelphia.
The Female Suffrage bill has passed both
houses OF the Wyoming Legislature.
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81" sEFs............1 - HIGH WATER ~ 20 90
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DEC 7.
ARRIVED.
steamer l. { Knight, Johnson. Now York,
e. Hooe, W.i :erturn Il; Co.
Sohr Maid OF tho Nit Cook Portsmouth,
umber 10 Eno5t & Perry.
Schy Foaming Sea, james, lImber and pick
c. t. .gnoot i Perry.
&chr Emma Trott Fort,m ,uth, lumber and
5h.usll T. Smojt 5; Porfy.
shILED
st.ara. Valley City, BaIe.l. New York, by
Ho0c. Welde;bura i Co.
ateamtr Utility, Norwich, by American Coal
Compsny.
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by TELEGRAPH. !

BALTIMORE, December 7.-VIrginis, Ga, OLD
lSi bid, IS asked; do 1867 40 asked do. cou.
ron, row, 81 tii. 81 asked. Cotton ,guie. and
steady prices nomina'lly 2iia2is Flour fair ia,
10 active and prices unchanged. Wheat dull ;
nri-lo to choice red l36al33 Corn dul! Il: So
- U.'s Gr.n =: 5GaG0, Rye 100
NEW TouN, Dc a,nb = 7.-;.ock' irmer but
unsettled Money Ga7 per cont. cold rs
Cotton duh ard dropping. Wheat lc better.
Com duh aYd scarcely 50 hrn