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LOCAL N L w 8.

The UNITED STATES PEsrTEsrIARr.-According to the
report Of Mr. Thornley,, the efficient warden Of the United
States Penitentary in this District the number of convic
in this Constitution" the 30th of September 1854,
TO- Convets received for the year ending 3Oh OF eptem
ber 1855, 22makng total of l0l. or this NUMBER one
died discharged by expiration of service 2 number par
doned, ii escaped-in all 36 which left at the last
date referred to, 65.
The employment of these convcts is thus stated Shoe
making, 40 broom-making, |; barber /; cooking, Q;
steward tailoring, IL labor 3; shoebinding and
washing, 8 farmed out aborers, Z.
There from Virginia, l5 Maryland, 1s District of
Columbia 43;. Germany, 4; Switzerland, Il; Prussia
Ireland, Illinois, South Carolina, l England, ;
Cuba, the remainder from twenty different parts of the
world.
The statistics of crime show the following Arson, at
tempt to forge bank notes. and larceny assault
and battery, ditto with intent TO KILL burglary
bigamy, forgery, false preences, kidnapping
larceny, 40 murder, manslaughsr, robbing the Uni
ted States mail mutny 81 perjury, passing
felt coin, I; do. do money L rape, stolen goods s.
The indebtedness about Sl0OO0 embraced in previous
report having existed previous Mr.. Ts
has been s6 s2 by special of Congress- and the
residue from collections of moneys due the institution
The present debt of 81 0 for the quarter ending 3oth
ut To discharge this there is cash at command sl3 s2
being ample support the penenay the residue of the
fscal year ending June 80, 1856.
There is now steady demand in our otv for land
at improving rates. We quote I2s at 81 os to 81 o.
and ieo's and sO'sat 81 o.
Our citizens experiencing all the proraced gors
Of extreme northern climate early hour Yesterday
mornngh mercury marked two degrees below The
sleighing Is still excellent.
COMMERCIAL coSvEsTos.-Ths mayor has appointed the
following citizens join the official and
the interests of the metropolis the southern commercial
venton, to be held at Richmond the 3Oh Instant W. w.
Seaton w. w. Corcoran, Samuel Bacon Joseph Bryan ST
las H. Hill c. ST. J. Chubb, Walter Lenor Thos. Berry,
William Gunton, Richard Walach, George s. Gideon, Jos
B. Peasants.
meeting OF the above delegates well appoint
ed the part Of the corporation requested the mayors
Office on Saturday next, at IL o'clock.
We learn from the Alexandria papers that the trains upon
the Orange and Manassas roads running
the tracks being free from all obructons The Gazette
yesterday morning has the following paragraph In regard
the steamer Powhatap ...#
The steamer Powhaan which started for Aqua Greek
Monday morning, and made her through thick
she passed this place. had returned
this paragraph penned The ice In strong
and persons crossing 1t yesterday reported
the street yesterday that the had been
through By the ice, and sunk about six miles above
Creek"
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sixteen and the other three years OF age The,
were all riding the same horse when suddenly pack
timber wolves assaied them, and being unable TO cap,
by night they attempted 20 defend themselves.
But the ferocous brutes attacked the horse rendering
him unmsnageable The oldest partly throw
ana partly dragged 10 the ground and instantly deyousd
IRIS enabled the father and other daughter Sew
eai were mustered but upon repairing
the spot nothing found but shoe and very few
remnants oi the unfortunate girls clothing
boy OF about thirteen years old et his fathers house
10 get water al spring which about half mile dis
tant since which time nothing has been OF him. The
pau was ound near The spring also some marks OF blood
ana lock or TWO OF hair Several have been chased
by these savage monsters"
We copy the following from the St Louis Republican
Of the 18th instant: .
q Trn RIVER, WEATHER Sc-Matters on the river yester
day were about usual Ice still sod and people
ing The day was fine and clear and the had consid-
erape power The consequence that the upper crust
Of the ice soened and the streets became
sloppy. The change in the weather however does not
warrant US in stating that Il has made any material differ
ence In the prospects of the boatmen."
WONDERFUL EscApE,--A few days since a woman while
drawing water from well at Burlington, illinois, fell
headoremost to the bottom, distance of 80 feet She
managed to get herself ghtsde up and was extrcated
with very little injury.
LocoMoTRRsrWh hen locomotives were first built they
weighed less than five This In 1923 since then
passengers and freight have increased after has
been supplied for their accommodation and ton after ton
has been added to the weight Of the engine in order
able II to move the additional burden imposed upon it.
I'll those OF the largest class upon the English roads have
attained to the enormous weight of 80 ons and in the
United States TO between 20 and 80 tons The first loco
motive performed 2s miles hour. They now perform
from 40 to 80 miles This increase shows a rapid improve
ment The first locomotive cost $4,000 The ST. Clair be-
longing to the Hudson River railroad 800 The
first locomotive used in the United States the John
Bull on the Albany and Schenectady railroad This
gine is at the Albany Nail Factory where kept
q curiosity ...a-...
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Ball OF the washington Highlandcrs,

For The Bsr.f cf ne Poor Of Washington City.
THE announcing this ball would most respectfully
public extend ih-r aid In behalf Of the OF ,i
suffering for the the nccesssries OF ie
would respectfully refer the public 10 the cruneae u msjo d.
French the ntsiieencer Of the th lsh, and a
made last The ball viii
Numbers Assembly Hall on Monday, ssth January
Ticketa, ~
committees. Ac., will he dssisrated as follows, viz
Floor msnar.rr blue red ribsnd
Ladies' Reception Committee, Door keepors, blue rosott.
white rosote
Manasers tshay9 hs Company. H.f&..f f II
Captain J. Rain. Iaeu'. Campbell
Lieut. Reynolds. Lieut. McCtcud.
Sergeant A. Balm. Private Narrower.
On behalf Of tAe Ctizcus
Ron. John r.. Towerr. VIM. ". Winter, esq
Richard Wallach, erq Columbus hon,oc, ed.
Trsdrru,
Balm, No. $40 Msssschuei Washington
To wha n be addressed
caps tercep BY Nh. military must be zen IN ihs
hat
Jan a1-eoit
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PubiAc Of the CoIusniDia Foundry, George
town. N tins Dsst tct or Columbia.
DURsuANT deed of dsed the <h day OF June,
leS Spencer suhscnb@r
bidder Saturday, the
ts well known
aoesad with sl the Isnd- build
Ing. mills - belong n ths
aforesaid and recorded In the land records of
Washington county, In said district
cash. and The residue
In the OF sale deferred
given,
and to be secured BY notes and de.d Of trust
the property WIN. sELDEN,
Jan ss-dlw " A A3tawtl6hYcb Trustee.
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q + FICIAL.
DErARTMENT OF SrATx,

DEPARTMENT OF srATx,
Washington, January ~, 1855.
ber %, 1856 been officially
for the information of the citizens Of the United
........ .... NOTIFICATION. H
FosEios cysrcE, December %, 1855.
hereby Right Honorable the Earl of Claren
Affairs, Lord, G.mmssours Il the Admit
from Baynes, Majssys steam vessel
the Baltic, entirely raised on the io,h
.aH.,-s ...n .a DErARrnEST or STATE,
@N.aE. .-.. Washington, January %, 1856.
The gold found upon person William Do Bois de-
ceased OF Great Bend, susquehanna county
been this department, from legation
States Nicaragua and will be paid the legal
Piree, Prsdent United Of .fnsyea 10
~& all uphom IL may
Satisfactory having that Archibald
appointed consul OF Portugal
sets, Island aud New Hampshire, Boston,
hereby recognise him such, and declare him
enjoy such uneona powers aud privileges allowed
to the consus of the most favored nations In the United
States.
patent United States affixed.
under hand the city of Washington the ast day
H. January A. D. 1856, and Of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States Of America the soth
ny The President, .. ..M
w. MARcr, Secretary OF State. .
Pierce, Prsden Of the Urfed States .fmea, ia
+. u. all trhom 10 may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
appointed consul Of The Bukedom Of brunswick
uneburs Territory Of Minnesota do hereby
declare him free and enjoy such une
lions powers, privileges allowed
most favored nations in III, United States.
la testimony Whereof these letters be made pat
United States be AFFIXED
city OF Washington, 2lst
January A. D. 1856. and of the Independence OF tie
United states Of America the s0th. ..UE
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
BY The President;
w. l.. MARcV, Secretary Of State.
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high Position n Contradis,ingui.h High

Prices.
GEORGE P. FOX, wlads Hotel, respectfully ,oici,ins
VI Rrgish French and American fsshiops-ahoush
standard his scale of IN the tailoring
the mind Of his well
moderate and graduated
IL the pubc IL
economy becsuse Gle
necessarily the best experience proves uat some
m desirable
(93 yearr) In bust
trade, his knowledge
Of the American markets, Mr. for
goods with such advantages afford him
and sufficient proat
hseIG this explanation will suhce 70 dssbusc
who have erfoneousy formed the impre
sion |. 4 a all eITsyssant In his prices. .-'
2S--lt
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OFFICE or TIE CONSOLIDATED LOTrEilIEs
OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consoi
dated LOTTERY, class Z, drawn January ~, lS6i
ist ~ 4,h 5ih 9Th 9Th 9Th 9th loh liih iaih
10 81 G2 As GO l 33 81 35 10 68
The following number. Of The Paispsco Institute
Lottery, class f drawn January -, 1853
I,t % u 9TH 7th 9Th p,h 10th ilh 18th I3ti
81 6T CO 46 co SO Ia % "a "a 81 20 30
llih 18th l6h
10 so ID
Y. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contacto<, Bnumors.
Lrx'L Ro,sxrs, Commissioner
2S-It
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MOTTO day purchased in
IN drawing of hs Maryland CousoiJsed
and sppcaniae thereto. II
under management, assisted hy w. q. FRANCE
n. X. Brennan. who have interest sherein.
day of Frbrary schemes tickets
packages will presently with
X. brennan and
they wall signature o n. FRANCE = %.
X. FRANCE.
BALrtsoss, December rs, Ie5s.
bee ip--dimif
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the supplies Of stock and the scoursg prospects
OF peace.
The anticipation that the bank Of night would
exhibit unsatisfactory increased the tendency
wards depression. The monthly return OF the Bank OF
France unfavorabe and exercised adverse influence
upon both the London and Paris markets.
IL Is believed in wenioruied quarters that definite
Intelligence from Vienna win probably reach the government
ON Monday.
The decrease Of the Bank 81 Engands bullion is upwards
Of and the decrease n the Bank Of France for The
month Ia f1T7, 900.
MARKETS.
LIyEsrooL, January -Coton-B Shipley quote
decline of y I'D. Sales Of the week a 900 bales Or
leans middling, Il6d; Orleans fair, Cd UpAnds mid
ding, 5l6d. UplAnds fair, 61sd Sales exporters
b,o00j 10 spectators, 500.
Breadstuns-Brown Shipey report improved demand
for -FOUR and advance in prices of compared
the previous Friday but unchanged the Africa West
ern canal, AS Ohio, 44s
Corn better speculative demand and prices are
changed for white anixed, az.
Provisions Richardson Spence Co. report beef quiet
and firm, and pork quiet. Lard firm ess. bacon
quiet
Consos have declined and quoted the close se
a s614d
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m asiasne Bevos,

1855 Bs From Pcri. ord Nsw York.
MADAME DEyos's millinery has srryed, and s now opened
for ip.pecti.s M The Lakes 5o4 fenn-yvana
oftbs isds Of Washington, ceog,o~n se
l. respectfully invited.
jan
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pbiIa.sc,phia College OF Medicine,

rvh Street, Below Wainm Se'''on, lsSe.
THE spring win on the second Monday IN
terminate In July being in all
and emitting the student
sam. 1886 1, viii
in October March Degrees conferred
March and July.
George Hswston, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
n. Howard Rsad, NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
Henry Hsrtshorne, ~. D., Professor of Institutes.
Tyson, NJ D., Professor Of Msterin Medica.
Isaac P.nnypacker, NJ D.
Jane. Bryan, N. D. Professor of surscsy.
Brrlo~ NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
Joseph Parrish Professor Obstetrics Dis
of Women and Children.
For one
Perpetual -.
Graduation, ..s...sssss :"
Examinations daily zach branch
Advanced furnished with ticket ~ the Phsdepr
Pennsylvania Hospital with the fofme Of which one o. m
faculty the vrrds dn
n. spring In ecnn.rion with the Other officers Of me
medical board.
An excellent sigre also hra The college,
For further Information apply 70 % .ddres. :, = eg
Lam a. Dean
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To Members or Congress, and others.
DOR pENT-A furnished dwelling house, built
modern with the convenience. Of water sc
with snd comfort
hppy premises, No. 40 i3h street, between and
n m office. J. j. MILLER,
2-du and Louisiana
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Markets.

New YoRK, Jan. A-Flour has adysnced-saes Of g. 900
bbls at IS 81 for straight State 81 81 for Ohio So 81
for southern Wheat rmersales of 900 bushels south
red at 81 95 Corn declinedsaes Of 900 bushels
at 90 cents for western mixed Pork Is dropping Of
400 bbls. at SIG so for Beef Of I5O bb
at SlA rs for Lard has decned-sales
400 bbls. at ia cents. Whkey lowerEaes 200 bbls
"a cents for Ohio. 1896
BALTIMORE Jan. A.--Four is irm--Howard street and
Ohio held at SO so, but sales reported There
transactions in grain, and prices were nominal
Provisions have undergone uobe change and sales of
all kinds are SMALL Mess pork less firm than yeste
day, owing to the decline in New ork
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DKrARraENT or STATE,
YaShinotst i.n...,v "a Ia

The gold dust fcund the William Do Bos
ceased, OF Great Bend, Suquehanna county,
been received this department from legation the United
States in Nicaragua and will be paid legal
uves o deceased. aN. r#aa# a.a.H ss
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FRuT nLLED-The Louisville Journal says "the peaches
are all killed. and 1t is likely that the apricots puns and
cherries have shared the same fate"
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G EN- ERAL NEW s..

WARS DoIsGs.-LAsr YEARS sLAUGHrER--According to
the Albany Evening Journal the entire number Of
killed by the Of 1855 is 100000 Seventytbree
battles have been fought and such bloody record has
been presented in any year since the days Of the field Of
Waterloo.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
sheffield STORE.
te SHARON
I'M. DAVIS & CO.,
I. M. DAVIS.

HoLEsALE RETAIL Staple Dry Goods Boots
Clocks Looking Glasses, Drugs Medicines, Wall Stationery, Groceries, Kettle
Salt &c &c.
!, AZ, Front Street near the shehed Mill sheffield, Ohio Y
Cash Produce
Go being anxious close their large and extensive stock Fancy ana
would
Tn to%a and country that they will now sell goods than % all
extremely low So wanta time Our stock consists
and
Trimmings
Mnas
Muf Bosed Muslin
Silk
III
Shirts Drawers Ho
Boots Shoes
We would COUNTRY that will sell you Piece Goods
Checks Gnghs% Prints and Dry Goods in general Our BTn and and BGaCe
as We are not in the habit Of putting and blowing but @eGRg @ @
lon a manuft eYpice , NJ. DAVS& co.
-n50m6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
IMPORTANT TO EvERY-BODYl

E0R the last three years, l have been engaged
l. lii O business known only to myself, and,
comparatively, few others, whom have instruc-
ted for the sum OF 5000 each, which has averaged
me at the rate Of from 81, 900 to5 900 per annum;
and having mace arrangements 10 go to Europe
in the month OF August next, to engage in the
same business, am willing to give full instrue-
irons in the art 10 any person in the United
States OF Canad S, who will remit me the sum
Of 81. | am induced, from the success have
been favored with. and the mlny thankful ao-
Acknowledgements have received from those whom
have instructed, and who are making from SS
to SIS per day al it, to give every person an op-
portuhily TO engage In this business, which is
1sar pheasant, and very profitable, at small cost.
Tlere is positively No HUMBUe in the natter
Reference Of the best class can be gwen as re-
CARDS its character, and can refer to persons
whom have instructed, who will testify that
they are making from s5 10 Sl6 per day at the
same. II is business in which either LADIES
or GENTLEMEN can engage, and with perfect ease
make a very handsome income. Several LADIES
Inya,ious parts OF New York State, Pennsylva-
MIA, and Maryland, whom have instructed are
now making from SO to So per day al it. 1t isa
oENlEEL BUSINESS, and but FEW snBLLINGs are
required TO startit Upon receiptof one dollar
will immediately send to the applicants printed
circular containing fun instructions in the art,
which can be perfectly understood at once.
Address, A. T. Parsons, Office, No. SS5 Broad
way, New York.
May 20, 18S8.-no16- 3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

nplh SSti.
@ A ARRIAGES FOR SALEl
THE undersigned would respectfully announce
i to the citizens Of Middleport, Pomeroy and
surrounding country, that he is now manu-
featuring
All Kinds of Carriages,
Such as Top, and Trotting Buggies; light Rocka.
ways, Family Carriages OF every style; Business
Wagons Sulkies, Light Skeleton Wagons, &c.
Having in my employ, the first class workmen,
am prepared to furnish the public with work
superior to any ever yet offered for sale in this
part of the country. l GE
Particular attention given to the
Painting and Repairing
second hand and old buggies. Call and exam
inc my work, in Rice's brick building, four doors
below ST. Charles Hotel, Middeport, Ohio.
JOHN W HARDWOOD.
March Il, lS56--tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
: furniture!
Wholesale and Retail

I FWIS CLARKE having established himselfin
LKygerville, Gallia county, Ohio, at the stand
formerly occupied by Jonathan .Tenney, in the
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
espectlully informs The citizens of Meigs and
Gallia counties, aud the public generally, that
he is now prepared to furnish all who may give
him call, any article or articles in his line, at
the shortest notice and on the
MOST REASON ABLE TERMS.
He is constantly manufacturing all articles Of
Par!oi and Kitchen Furniture, aud in addition
to this, keeps constantly on hand large and
complete ASSORTMENT of all Kinds of Cabinet
ware manufactured inthe cities. Persons living
in the neighborhood desirous OF purchasing
Furniture, will find II greatly to their advantage
TO call on him; as he can supply them as easil
and as chsaply. as they Can be accommodated ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
UNDERTAKING.
c.,

M NJ. PRALL, Undertaken, respectfully in.
w . forms the citizens fPomeroy and vicinity,
that he IS now manufacturing, at his shop ON
Carr's Run, and will keep constantly on hand,
READY MADE COFFINS,
of all sizes and qualities, which can be procured
at any time, WITHOUT DELAY. .8
Pomeroy, Nov. 10, 1866.--t41 ~ r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

peculiarly the country It sevey adapted
the fuel ordinary These now
an dmanuf urest % ORDER q O
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Great Lnducement % Salt Farnaceme

Great Indacement TO Salt Farnacenlen
WiLVs sell my undivided fourth Of the estate
l. Of thu late DR.. Phelps with the privilege Of
the whole on very reasonable terms, containing
twenty-one acres OF land, with Improvements,
between ten and twelve acres coal, and about
rs ceres well timbered. For parti ,ulars, terms,
&C. applyto Nathan Simpson, at the Court
house. f
f.-r JAMESE. PHELPS.
Sept. ist. ts55-tf
An sARprsHtice Wanted.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18
River and Steamboat News.

The River is still swelling slightly, and is
nearly clear of ice. There are something over
four feet water on the Shoals The weather
has moderated considerably and the snow melt
ed fast yesterday under the rays of the genial
sun.
The John Simpson and the Cumberland got
up as expected Wednesday night.
The j. G.. cline departed for Memphis yes.
terday.
The John Simpson follows her on Monday
at u NJ.
The Cumberland leaves for New Orleans to-
morrow Capt Brooks has good reason to be
proud Of bis craft, which is, 10 all respects, an
excellent steamer. Her cabin is very neat, her
state-rooms comfortable and well furnished,
and the passengers do say her table is all that
even an epicure could wish. But these are
not the only recommendations of the Cumber-
land She has great capacity for carrying
freight with little water. She brought up 250
tons drawing less than three feet--can carry
500 tons on j 2 feet-draws only % inches
light. These qualities are enough combined
TO make her popular boat. Passengers wish
ing to 90 oulh, should be ready to leave on
her to morrow. 1t is useless to say anything
of Capt. Brooks, as an officer; he is well known.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[RspOrt. Furnished BY sAs Associated z
arrival of thc steamer America.


HALIFAX, Jan. I6.-The America arrived this
morning with dates TO January 5th.
Cotton declined ID Sales Of the week $4,000.
New Orleans middling So; fair sc; Upland middling
90; Upland fair 81 Sales to spectators ], 200, to
exporters 400 bales Estimated sales to day 200
bales. Closed dull.
Brown & Shipley quote breadstufs generally an
changed. Flour dull, Ohio AS. 3D.; Western Canal
Sls Corn, but litte speculative demand; Yellow
42s. Cd; Mixed Ais. Cd. B. S. & Co. quote Beef
declined; improved demand for Mess l2 65; Pork
quiet; Bacon quiet; Western SIS Lard quiet, 69s;
Money more stringent. Consols s71as74.
ALBANY, n. Y, JAN Is The Assembly oTgani
zed by electing OrviIle binson, (Soft Democrat
Speaker.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6-Nr. Purviance does not
agree with the sentiment of Mr.. Mace, and attribu
ted the failure to organise to the Democrats.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, said that bis name was
used in the resolution without his knowledge or
authority.
The resolution was rejee'ed-ayes so, nays $50.
House then ballotted Banks 50, Richardson 65,
Fuller 90, Pennington s, scattering 8.
The House then adjourned.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, JAN 16-The American mem
bers OF the Legislature held to arrange the
Senatorial question. 1t is expected that Mr.. Wade
will be nominated and reelected
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Jan. l6, evening.-Four s7aS 30;
Canadian s OOa9 rs; Rye -four 50a7 90; Corn
meal 90; Jersey buckwheat -four 2 37a2 81;
Oats dull and heavy at 44a6l; Corn, demand more
active Western mixed sla93 Yellow S5asS; White
S5a9O Pork more active at l6 s7al7 90; for Mess
IA 25al4 so: for prime cut meats fair demand;
Shoulders 7a79; Hams sia9i; Dressed Hogs 71a7f;
Bacon firm, short and long middles, with rib in, st
s9i; Boneless 9falO; Lard ll4allf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18
Tennessee River Bridge.

A gentleman connected with the rebuilding
of the spans of the Bridge recently burned,
informs us that it IS expected that the job will
be completed by the 25th of February next.
II will be recollected that the energetic Con
tractor obligated himself 10 finish the work by
the LIST of March, or forfeit $500 a day until
it was completed He is to be paid 5000 a
day for time gained on his contract. Consider
ing all the facts about it, the work has been
pushed forward with unprecedented ZEAL
ChattdROOga Qazette l2tk.
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AMERICAN TICKET FOR COUNTY OFFICES.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1866.

New BUSINESS HoUsE.-A general business
Agency has been opened in this city, on the
corner Of Broad and Front streets, 10y E. B.
PICKETT, Esq, late of Carthage. In Mr. Pick
EFT our city makes a valuable acquisition We
recognize in him gentleman of talents, who
has made considerable reputation as an Editor
and speaker, and whilst we are sorry to see
him giving bis attention exclusively to the
drudeery Of business, we wish him an abund-
ant pecuniary harvest. We are sure lie will
labor 10 deserve IT,