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River ana steamboat News.

River on a stand, with nearly five feet on
the Shoals.
Weather extremely cold, and it is confidently
predicted by the weather wise, that to-day viii!
be tie coolest for fifty years past, and that We
shall have hard weather foi nine days to come.
The thermometer stood several degrees below
Zero yesterday morning. The "oIdest inhabi-
tant shakes his head ominously, but has moth
ing TO say.
Departed for Memphis, the j. G.. Cline.
Arrived-none.
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ELECTION SATURDAY MARoH FIRST.
Tuesday Morning. February 5, 1865.

FmE-Last night, between AMI 8 O'Clock,
Mr.. a. G. Carriers stable, in the rear of his
by fire. The Fremen were prompt in their
attendance, but as the fire plays were gen
orally frozen, they could get but little water.
The flames, however, did not spread 70 any of
the adjoining buildings, and with the burning
of the wood work of the stable, the fire ceased.
It was an awful night, and had any Of the
buildings hard by caught, there would have
been no chance 20 save them.
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PROF. WOODS
RAsH RESTORATTVE.

IgAsE RESTORATIVE.
1T has WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
TTIIAT all the bald the grey be restored perfectly
10 original growth, far Their locks concerned,
does admit 81 doabt besides L viii every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed Gsndrud itching,
in the shape Of eiupLonseven scad head
and in possible vii il a Of caring. ~ magic,
neryus per odica headache and used twice week BY
the young regularly wiz preserve The color ard kser tho
hair from falling, any Imaginable age. RsAD JrDaE-
LoaANsP0Er, Ia, June 2Sth, 1865.
Messrs o. j. Wood Co.
GKSTs Yours a the 18Th duly 70 hani. Eaclossd
please SIS Il being Hair Restorative
have sold Il slL n you choose Won may send six
dozen bottles Bsir Restorative think can sell y IL has
~orked Miracles this Flare. sold tx 81 buttss,
that bald and fetched hair out slloyer ha had.
Yours respectfully,
A. "A. GRIDLEY.
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aFrERSooN SESSION.

Sss,aie lsSsGge amendment 10 house
bill ngaistiDg motions against Coussabes aud IN ir
-ccGiiiiss ito make Sheriff., CorOners, &C liable
where they refuse OF neglect to pay over moaey
collected 10y them, upon Ten days notice, taken
up aud non CON, erFed in.
EoaSs Bill o. Sec5nd Reddiaq - Mr.. Armstrong;
bill 20 amend The charter Of the Sewer Turnpike
Road and 10 grant state uid thereto, was taken up
Nc. Mathis moved 20 strike out 20 much Of the
OH graufs State aid, ahch m0eion prevailed
aud then thc bib passed
Nr Thomas bill to establish Criminal and Com
meicial Cogr a. cagesilic 10 Has wood coanty, Was
taken up. Ihe Judiciary COMMITTEES recommended
the rejection OF the bill regarding IL as nexpedi,
eni aud Unconstitutional 10 establish such a court
cut Of portcns q other Oouatiea and the bill wa
rejected.
NJ Parks bn for the benefit Of Administrators,
Eseeutors, and Others, vas rsjeeted.
Nsfqus other bis we're considered and passed
CaFffr and J,,AHsoa TaTrpiks-On motion Of
Mr. lipson, the House took Mp senate bifl giving
the Carter and Johnson Turnpike Company farther
tine . ~hirh 10 eompsis their road aad i passed
Oh fiitifsading
Efi9ys -fcyess 0coee--On motion q Mr. Cobb
The Aoase ioOs up House bin 60 sethosiEe James
PARIS a Co. % build 4 bridge across 0coeo River,
a o. near fafksvlile Ia tbs coany oi Polk, and =
passed oa shird resdisg
MoxDav, Fec q
Hanse Blu 81 Third Rsa.l mg-Bilss with the
soileaiDs llliss we're considered and passed:
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CoTToN-The effect of the last steamers news
has given greater life and buoyancy here. Sales at
johnson & Horne's of 80 bales at 7 Ooa7 IS; at
johnson Viewers of lG bales at 7,l2sA7.SO.
WHEAT-None.
T0BACC0-Nene.
C0RN-None.
ELoUR-Downward tendency.
WHIsKY-Steady, good demand and large sales
Peacotks S5s36
GROCERIES. Without change
Business generally dun, with some better pros
poets OF a reaction.
CIxcTNsATI, Jan 80. CnEEsE-Some lots have
been taken for shipment South during the week UiG
railway Cairo at Toe at which rate the market is
firm for selected w. K.
FEATHERS There is no demand from abroad, and
city dealers not paying So for prime, with
a dull market.
SEED There is an active demand for Glover, and
all on the market has been TAX n since last at
$50. The receipts are light and holders now ask
8.75 for new; Flax is steady at It's. Nothing do
ing in other kin Is.
P.TTsBURG Jan. 90. There is some Wheat offrr.
ing on the street, which is taken 45al G0-princi
pay ct the inside figure for common red. Tennes
see prime red is held at 65 Barley goes readily
at l. 10 in small lots from the street Oats steady
at 2Sae9. c RI 4Oa42
Sone clOverseed is arriving, and there have been
sales at $50, but this strikes outside figure.
Purchases have been made Of this article in illinois
on account Of dealers.
The mills gradually working down the stock
of Pig metal and the views OF holders are higher.
Sales of Tennessee are reported, but on private
terms; supposed to be about 80 CO.. The market
ranges from 29a33--the inside fgursfor Allegheny
No. 2, and the outside for prime Junata.
AUGUSTA, Feb. l. CoTToN-There has been an
active demand to day, aud all offered has been
readily sold at an advance of TO J.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l. COTTOS-fhere is an snx-
ious demand to day, Sales Of 1900 bales at Sa94-
tul I 10 advance; some report !.
f. SAVANNAH, Feb l. CorroN-The market was
active yesterday. Prices are firm with an upward
tendency. We note sales Of 1867 bales at from 8
to 9t cents.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, P. NJ. We remarked in our
last issue that there had been considerable inquiry
for coffee within the last day or two" We learn
to day that there were sales late on Saturday Of
1000 bags Rio coffee the terms for which have not
been made public, and on the day previous of 500
bags fair to good do not previously noticed, at
ala. We heard also that some other large sales
were made on Saturday, but we could not learn the
particulars To-day there has been nothing done
that we have heard Of The market is very firm.
We quote fair TO good Rio at l4all9, prime do at
l2al2t and Java coffee at l44al5c. There is no
Laguayra coffee in market.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and no, cue


TIE Ena Insurance Cor presents rs patrons ne
saSfact lilion, srse ncr ase n Cesn A.
the further security their pociesai cur invest
ments being placed tie inun narkes vaufat ne pre-
sent time Of ePrssi 10 the STANDARD % same fhsy
et crime civ dend pey ng setks, or good VAIN DIE
and clean nvesperts yisdnR moderste interet ana m
come. basis en- TIE Assets have been
valued 90 ct Interest Besides this soldity. tfa
Company calls attention a. treng and security Il de-
rivcs from cnu systcrn Of Agencies. hrcugh is
having TIE q prsFenfng united phaanx ot
experienced JEdergr jfes which hs worked for Thirty
years the happst results tockhccers aud can-
ant for osses-apd snHi 10 10 enter the yer 1876 with
greater prestige flr uea han Las yet been
reached bv really Nef0aaf In urf Corporation
~ All b1sines attended with despatch and fidelity.
by otder Of the Board JOSEPH Nash, Agrns,
ian2I-1m Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

HOME Insurance CoMPANY.-An amend
ment was, on motion of Mr.. Temple, attached
TO bin in the House yesterday, which passed
on its third reading TO charter the Home In
surance Company of Middle Tennessee which
will operate in this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Who WANTS MARRIED ?--No excuse for remaining
single You marry whom you love. They
help it. They ecprocate your passion Only read
Professor Rondouts book He not only shows the bliss Of
Marriage but beirays the by which the wedding
be made thing inevitable. on'y dol for wife
husband Read the advertisement in columns to-day
For BRoN HTs Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
effects ofinpruden of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has effected such Carte
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by sal vaton Hacking Cough
Brochia Affections, Disease Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism, have all been relieved in wonderful
ner, by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt. Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which viii astound yoa See advertisement.
E fact worth pound Of theory; and the
swarm of conclusive facts that cluster around that incompa
able preparation Hollands German Btters, prepared by
DIR O. NJ Jazz sOn, Philadelphia, ablishing its value
tonic and restorative such would prevent ncreduIy
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all Of diseases
of the stomach whether acute chronic may be
mended for its soothing cordial renovaing influence
Dyspepsia heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea,
tremors rea ration and debility &C., relieved by the
Bers in very short space Of time and perseverance IN
their fails work thorough cure See adver
tisement.
PEoF. WOODS HAIR REsrosGrIvE-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
dseae Of the salp, the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age is put uT
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
sGg@ To Nervous sufferers.-A RETIRED cLEHoTNAs
restored to health in few days, after many days
Of great nervous suffering, anxious to make known thr
means of cue Will send tree) the prescription used. Di
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ DAeSAL, No 80 Fulton Brooklyn
Yew York
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ANOTHER CoEsTABiK.-An amendment was
attached to a bin which passed on its third
reading in the Houae Of Representatives yes
terday, on motion Of Mr. Cox, anthorising The
citizens living in the fractional portions OF The
second and ninth civil districts lying within
the city of Nashville, Formerly South NASH
yille,) 10 jointly elect constable.
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Han REsFOR ATfyzIn columns to-day vii be found
Prof Woods ave lisement q the above article 20 which
call attention. What Il has have witnessed up
several Of aequainances In ST Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black brown, the case might be-
being the color Of early manhood. and hne and gsy
silk and that without other application than The Aser-
alive. II 4 has done tins upon others win t not DO The
for any Of readers. whose frosty hroWs
ike the raven locks Of Lockes Warks chief II hsf
viii try f We think so.sigcksonrie Coasfitaiieaatts
Oct 5, 1858.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
w intend keeping constantly hand all kinds Of Cook
ing and Heating stoves, Ospaueu al, aud Pain ante
Crates, sc &C " A @
Also All kinds q Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
Steanb5a Rolling MI Furnaces, folndres, Factories
&C. al the shortest nOcs anIas cheap be done
n the city. jani9-iy
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STATE GEoroelsr.- Prof. J, NJ. SAFF,Ep was
reelected State Geolpgis, by the Legislature
90 Saturday lat, Tor two years from the expi,
ration Of his present term. Prf SaiFord has
discharged the duties Of his Office 80 accepia
bly,, that he was reelected wi,hou, opposition,
q compliment which be well deserved aad
which we are sure he viii appreciate
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MORE GAs-The bill Incorporating the South
Nashville Gas Company, introduced by Mr..
Cox, passed on its third reading IN the House
Of Representatives on yesterday.
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CULLoM ELrcTED.-It viii be seen 10y refer
enee 10 our telegraph column, that Gen. WM.
CULIoM was elected, yesterday, Clerk of the
o. S. House of Representatives on the first
II.
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BETrrNe on EIEeTIoNs-A bill passed on It's
third reading in the House Of Representatives
yesterday, declaring betting on elections gem
ing, aud punishable as other species Of gaming.
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~ We learn that the Union University 10
Marfreesboro, caught fire yesterday; but did
not learn the extent Of damage done.
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sg- Davis, Pilche. 81 90, sell Groceries al
Auction this morning. Attend the sale, We
who want anything in that line.
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CR K CFucE, yAxDAtIA. jane 81, fS54
PRog. Woor: Dear Sir III take pleasure "a bearing Vei
untary teoay the sxceence o. yeuf Hair Restorative.
Three months ago my hair very grey. Il IS rev dark
brown, Che original CO or) smooth and glossy. The ony
application have made 70 Il has tie Hair Restorative
prepared by you which from The result IN NY ease
can most cordially recommend 10 others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD W0LC0fT.
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.Land Cor SAID.

OFFER Ar sale Coo kEfEN HUNDRED ACES q
u or LAND lying on III Columbia Central TarnpiEs
hoaf, seven uliea ben Columbia anG iour fon NJ ptas-
ar being partef The tract Sch reside
This Land equai u superior MARY couny
vel Wsercd. 1.-THE celebrates perers rprng brnf
the part cnefed far aAlel vel berd and veil Improves
I1ere are 90 the pFefpises brartfa huihag
fousnF the Turnpike and the contemplated Raj Road Ii
Riil be divided 70 suit plrehsss orsold In body
1sr fsfther inermaf'oa esFy y us q AshWoed r. 0
Hsury county, tennessee. .t
aagll-0 LuciCe J. r0LR.
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CapitaI sI2.OOOI
1900 Prizes Amounting to $50, OOOl

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Persons sending money by mail need not its being
lost. Orders punetuaiiy attende too. CONCENTRATIONS
confidential Bank Notes Of sound hanks taken at par
Those wishing part cuiar numbers should order imme-
diateiy Address JAMES y. WINTER, Man ger,
MACON Ga
ian2l--tl or. BnX i4a. N,sHr1rl : b o.
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Strayed or stOlen

R0A the stable Of Isaac Paul. the night Of January
llh, one BAY HORSE, about hurteen hands high. 10th
ind et white above the heck in the face has very
bushv tai No other marks reeoeeed Any person
ing the horse, giving Information Iaae
VIII De LITERALLY reEa. ded. CATHERINE STOUT,
janl4 Near Franklin Depot
L'TSHING TACKIE-A large stock, selected By
one OF the arm, consisting Of Genuine Liner.
lex Hooks, plain and Snoods; also, Aberdeen,
Gra7etaieen and common Limerick Hooks; q splendid
sormeBt Of Linescabs laid silk and Sea Grass spun and
Plated SILK; Minnow Senes II by 4; Floats Of every
rely Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings Fy Hooks &C.
&c, &C. 10 short, supply those who appreciate
hne Tackle with almost every thing they nay need the
successful prosecution Of this usef1i calling.
10. q. BROWN,
Noi 1aet
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Prof o J. DIS you are about 20 mAnuacture az
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative VIII stat
for wkomsoever Il may concern hat have used H. and
known Others 70 use H. that have or several been
d habit Of using other Hair kest0raves and that md
cleanses the head Of daBdrn and with months proper
viii restore any persons hair 10 lhe original youthful
color ard texture giving il H. alihy sen md glossy aR-
pearanee and ali hs without disco ong he hands hat ep
ply e. the dress which i drops would, therefore,
recommend ~ 70 every desrons of having hns
color and texture 70 lair. .f
Repee.nd5 yours,
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V SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. -
NJ. Ellis returned House bill endorsing the bonds
Of the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and
the Nashville ana Charleston Rsilrcad CompaHy---
$3.50, 000 each, TO aid ID building the Chattanooga
and Cleveland Railroad: and to endorse 5000 900 of
bonds Of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
with bin in lieu, which, with the on sinaI wss or
dered to be printed, and made the special order for
TUESDAY
Mr.. Turney intro6 uced bili to give defendants
justice in Slate prosecutions.
A message was received from ihe Governor. nomi
mating Dr.. John D. Winston. Wm. z. Watkins, and
Hardin 7. Bostck, as suitable persons for Inspec.
tors If the Peuitentiary The message was read
and made the special orasr for Tuesday evening
next.
House bin to purchase the Her@itage, was refer.
red 20 select commit &c of six,
The Senate reconsidered aud 7. j.cted Senate bill
to DECREASE the salary of the Commissioner Of Roads
from s., 900 TO 81 500.
Adjourned TO 81 A. NJ, Monday.
\ MoNDAY, Feb L.
Mr. Havron introduced bill authorizing the
Bank Of Chattanooga TO increase its capital $780,
600, and TO establish lches in Memphis, Nash
vii and East Tennessee.
Mr. HAN dill to complete the Capitol and
Grounds.
Mr. johnson: bill appropriating $50, 900 to
the Peuireutary for the next two years
House Bills on Third Reading.-Ior the benefit
OF Thomas Shelton; passed.
To amend >the charter OF the Middle Franklin
Turnpike Company, and for other purposes; passed.
Providing for furnishing Supreme, Chancyry and
County Court clerks with record books passed.
To incorporate the Memphis and Nashville U. s.
Nail Packet Line
TO incorporate the Rosetta Mining and Smelling
Company, and the Harrison and Iiamitoa Mining
and Manufacturing COMPANY; passed.
To authorize VIM. ii. Guy aud others 10 build a
turnpike road; TO amend the chatter Of the Mem
phs aud uorn Lake Plank Road Company, and for
the benefit of the Wartrace aud Beech Grove
Turnpike Company, passed.
House Bills or Second ReadiHg-To authorize
the establishment Of the Memphis Water Works
Company, &c.
To amend the 22d section of an act entitled an
act to incorporate the Merchants Library Assoea-
ton of Fayetteville, &c, &C.; passed..
To amend the charter of the Knoxville and
Charleston Railroad Company, aud for other purpO
ses; posed.
To amend the law in relation to turnpike roads,
and proceedings against them, and tor other pur-
poses; rejected.
Senate Bills on third reading.-Supplement
to the charter of the Lagrange Synolicai College;
Withdrawn for amendment
To amend the charter of the Atlantic, Tennes
Sec and Ohio Railroad; passed.
To provide for the payment Of costs 10 prosecu~
tons against slaves; passed.
Supplemental to an act passed Feb. 81 1852, en-
titled an act to prescribe the mode of choosing Eec
tors TO vote for President aud &c President of the
United States passed.
Adjourned to Tuesday, A NJ, for want of bu
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A' '''''n'' VII Ssimi.aoS kIsa.

ST LorIs, June g. ieo8.
Prof wood: A you shout "a prepare and vend your
recently discovered HAIR Restorative and you request
my op;nonof a. vii taie that my hair few months
ago very gray, and az using two boiler Of your Hair Re-
sorate, resumes us gina color. and since its appca
ton all dandrud las disappeared Ron my head and have
been troubled win disagreeahe itching Of the scalp
aAitaed that those who t will aot regret r. q
gives the appearance having been recrnt- oiled.
prepared therefore, 20 recommend is al Eho de-
srous u having beaniiiai head of hsir.
am, sir, yOurs, &C,
"a l.. STEWART.
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E'TNHING TACKLE-A larre stuck. select
Valuable Land for Sale.

HAVE an exceisnt Tract Of Lard for sale, en- Big ga
Haehie River, in Upton county, about wv eDtY miles
m the mississippi river, and ten Hom the M. q. Rail-
road containing atont SEQ This Of lsad
msrka5y ieriile po'sessss advantages and be
bought very cheap, Fer further Information sdjress
Sharon Tip,on comfy, Tenn refer Sam. T. Taylor
City Hotel Nashville. Lani9-t1 TAOS. 7. soMERyELE.
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~ We are suthorzsd 70 announce IRA STOUT araDsi-
dafe for ccnsfabie o. The N ri 1T Of Dav son county, the
City Of hsshvi le, ct the ensuing March election.
s%-we authorized 10 announee G. " wulRTnNa
eandafe for TIE ocs ~ Circuit Court Clerk for Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
r. We are author'zsd 10 anaoure. p rORBTTT
read dfe for TIE ose q Constable Of the District Of Da
yid-on county, the City Nashville
~ We AUTHORIZED Or snnouncs JE sE PERRY
as candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
~ We are su'harizsa to announce JAMES ". HINTON
cAn5idaie for reelection IN She Office o. constshle the
lst District Of Davidson eouaty, the City Of Esshvile-
sz-we are Authorized In announce 5oHN HIGH SMITH
candidate for the eli Of rerk ~ the Criminal Court Of
Davidson county, at the March election.
We sresuihorse d 70 annouacs JOHN SHANE. Jr, as
eanoidaie for oce q Criminal Court Clerk, at the pex
March election.
n We are authorized n announce GE0. W. CoWAN
candidate for Criminal Court Cltr q Davidson county
a. the next Marcel election. jsn2z
E%- We are authorized 20 announce FV0cfI CUNNING
Ham candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson ccuntv at he
ensuing March election itn23 IT,
~ We are authorized N announce JOHN X EDMOND
SON candid ate for Sheriff Of Davidson County. IT the
essaing March election deci4-id
~ We -nthori e1 70 announce g. W. NANCE as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk the ensuing March
Election. Jsn Ibid
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~ Prepared and sold at ia MARKET street, bstvesa
an and STU - L0ns No and e16 Broadway, New York
Fer sale in Nashville a. AAhafaelnreF's prires. by
Twin BROTHER8.
g. w. HENDERsHOTT.
Ao for SALE Prof Woods Oriental sanasiFe Linimsni
Fegeiabie Lac Ps warranted better than any cher,
rsoney an refOnded. See circular FOR al
eesaary iniofnAation with agents.
noFlI-dsrwAulV
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Nashville Academy of Music.

NO. - S. VINE STREET.
HE second term Of his Institution win The
Il FIRsr MoSDAY FERRuARs To secure suitable
hours i is de / alb e to apply early.
iau24--2w HESS 4 WERER
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The Pork Trade.
bt EOER Il Flucs
OFFICE CINCINNATI PRICE CURRENT,
January 29th. 1886.

III regard to the quality OF the pork aud lard put
up at Cincinnati this year. the Price Current says
The hogs parked in this city this gear, yield
about pounds more lard prr hog. than last year,
and the quality OF the lard is better which is easily
accounted for. Last year large number Of the
hogs brought to market fatted in part on nuts,
which made the lard softer and more oily; this
wear such is not the case, and consequently the
quality Of the pork and lard is better. This is so
obvious 20 any person acquainted with the pork bu-
siness, that It is wholly unnecessary to make any
further remarks on the subject.
Pork and Reef Packing I'm Nashville.
The packing business in this city for this season
has closed. We learn from Messrs. J. Doyle & Co.,
the only house engaged in the business, that they
have slaughtered aud packed 49, 47 hogs; aud 800
beef cattle. The greater portion of the hogs were
unusually large, and al were well fattened
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Gold! Gold!l GOldlll
1900 PRIxEsl $4,000 DoLLAasi
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER coUnrY AcADEMY LOTTERY.

By AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
Il o be drawn at Concert HALL Macon Ca. under The
4 swern supefiDi endelcs OF Col. Geo. N. LOgsRm
and as. A. Nisbef. Esq.
This LOTTERY Is drawn The plan Of the Royal Lot
terry of havana Of single numbers.