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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
BUCHANAN COUNTY,
TO HENRY HANNTTM

SIR You are hereby notified that on this
29th day of February, A. D., 1860, there is on
file in the office ofthe Clerk of the District Court
of Buchanan County, Iowa, petition of NJ H.
Beach, claiming of you the sum of Fifty
dollars and Twenty-six cents, with interest from
the 29th day of April. 1853, as money justly due
e HIN r.: ON account Of Goods, Wares and Mer-
Jackson d Co.. which said account has been
assigned and transferred to said plaintiff; and
asking that q writ of attachment may issue
against your property. And unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the morning of
the second day of the next term of said Court,
the same being the 18th day of April, A. D.,
1860, default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon.
M. II. BEACH,
d. q A
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
November 8, 1859.
DENTISTRY

TNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT. E.
Il fully reminded that tffrvS
DR. FL 8. CELIA Sc
May be found at his Office. opposite the Revere
House,
Every Friday and Saturday,
For the purpose of performing such operations
in Dentistry as may be desired. Constant prac
tice in this profession for the last sixteen years
gives him confidence that he can do justice to
his patients.
Extracting nth Forceps,. .25 cents.
Filling carities ,cith Tin Foil from so to IS cents
do do arih Gold, from Is cents upwards,
according to the size of the cavity.
Teeth set on Pioots,. S., 90
Teeth set on Gold or Silcer Plate, all prices.
Ladies visited at their residences when de-
sired.
N. B-Payment required on the execution Of
the work, either in Cash, Farm Produce, Ne
chanics' work, !" Store pay" or otherwise.
January 2, 1860. [lyl
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-, w. u. DUN N
Independence, Feb. %, 1860. Atty fo

STATE OF IOWA,
:, :, Buchanan County, S.. hereby order
that the above notice be published, for the time
prescribed by law, in the Buchanan County
Guardian, newspaper published in Indepen-
dence, in said County and State.
STEPHEN j. w. TABOR, Co. Judge.
rep. 70, A. d. 1861. (50-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, }
BUCHANAN COUNTY \
TO JOHN w. BAIRD /.

TO JOHN W. BAIRD:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court in said county, a petition of G. A. e. N.
Baldwin, claiming of you the sum of Sixty
Dollars on promissory note executed by you
to Benjamin Robinson, or order, dated June Is.
1899. And that unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning of the second
day of the April Term, A. ID. 1850, of the Dis
trict Court, in and for said county, Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon
w. g. DOMAIN,
Independence, Feb. %, 1860. Atty for Plffs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
From tie Hartford Courant.

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Tt showed how great is his craftsmanship,
aud what deep and extended views he takes of
the ties that bind the States. As an intellectual
Effort, it exhibited great ability, with careful
Irelamtion and thought in every part. TWAS
i,,reoyer, much less radical and much more
conservative than his enemies had expected.
From the Providence Journal
lie traces with amaster hand the bearings of
the Slavery question upon the political history
OF our country. He points out the steady down
ward course Of the Democratic party in its sub
s,rvicncy to the interests of Slavery, until it
has reached its present extreme position, so far
removed from that which the founders of our
government occupied He sets forth the noble
and peaceful ends which the Republican party
propose, and yindicates them triumphantly from
the accusations which their opponents have
brought against them. A large portion--the
closing part-of his speech is devoted to a dec
laration of the unshaken belief of Mr.. Seward
in the perpctuity Of the Union, and most elo
quent exposition Of the reasons for this faith.
The calm dignity, the quiet strength, the exalt-
ed principle, the lofty patriotism of this speech
have rarely been equaled, and nevcrexeelled by
Mr.. Seward. There could be no more fitting
rebuke to his violent enemies both in the North
and the South 1t contains no word or syllable
that hints at an abandonment Of his cherished
ideas and vet it is so courteous, and kindly,
and manly in its tone that not even his most
prjudiced foe eanfind in it cause OF complaint.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15

We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH of it, what we have never been
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
State Of Iowa.

Feb. 81, 1860.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15
Fr@,a The N. Y Erening Post.

1t is speech that admits of no condensa-
tion, and which needs none for every reader
interested in politics will desire to read the
whole Of it for himself. In manner and matter
it is highly characteristic speech--not remark
ably original, seldom eloquent or brilliant-and
got distinguished for its insight, its ability its
snanliness. its comprehensive and statesmanlike
views, and certain noble impassiveness, which
shows that theauthor is as superior to his oppo-
nents ~ his moral nature as he is in his intel
lsetual,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidity. and gives energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-15

and oyercomes
which, if not
edied, end in
lieve it TIL G
GIrnHnHN nHn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-23
DRY GOODS
At COST q CASH,

uow Offer nv stock Of DRY GOODS At COST
l. FOR CASH. The stock will be found 10 con.
tain such articles a. hfe usually kept IN q Dry
Goods House, and all u a good quality.
Those wishing to buy for cash, will fnd !, 10
their inssres, 70 examine my good, as | am conf.
dent can suit them In various styles Of nice and
desirable goods.
I have also on hand fifteen hundred or more
bushel Of the Boyd Prolific Cotton Seoe. The SEED
are ~ pure as could he raised In the country hsv.
ing attended to the handling Of the cotton. and
bssidss. last year and this, my crop vas all Boyd
Seed, and ] have ginned no cotton but ms own.
Price 81 cents per bushcl.
have also many articles on the farm. which
will be delivered At the store; for sale also atou,
sfty barrels Of good corn. One second handed
two horse buggy, with harness.
All persons indebted TO me either by note or A..
count, gill please make immediate payment, o.
nv business must be settled. leave for ~Iias,rop
county, Texas, IN the sd inst.
Mr.. beverly Uarress is my only aurhorifsd agent
to settle my business, and will be assisted By 10.
seph W. Hall.
| take this method Of returning my sincere
thanks TO my friends and customers for their liber-
al patronage, for the time I have been doing basi.
nssss JAMES Y. STRAT1uN.
stsaston's Store, Miss, Jan. &c. lsso. l.,f.
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Rangers Notice.

ervAKEx Up by David Brusell. near Eureka, one
L BLOOD BAY FIfLEi. supposed to be three
years cid n the spfins, no brands. appraised
Ut so %. r. B. JONES, Ranrer.
February Q, is6o. s-.Jw.
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n.ny 'Tlaff n a,ffI
lHfnfd NJ RI NJ AatmA
18th 49, H4ffsd rs.aa
iHe ~ EfftfI eef ~ lht n u ta
ti'fs
A feffiis sffsfe.t p.lI.i n.m
i brf Of 10 iha Thine 80 FN.fsJ naiil
iUOV hya. tsfs tel ibe tH -
itl yes fialthea Imt l0lhl lf
ilhfam
" AaNrtlHf q Huu hl It
nB's icfeai9f s.Tsf
ln lh. nHHHfs .tn aas
u iitgu shsI tf fau4Ia nH DBL. I.N .al-
. fns' hss q Ne shle mim r.rnn.
be- fFictlr
lNtrhau ofu+ aafU lbe Nurf
nrmcfy Conf ifra an lanr fH.i ~ .
~ Bishop l'olk aai Elutf. Do brunlf a'
The University II Gle south. lNt0 lN l.l5
mpros.fiL IN that r] fhry m..tl sln
900 dufins ihair merni ti.t,
luromt1 rutst Tbc Washington
Consultation publ be Il lsi on wieo'
issued on tae litl IrHi, in which nuo a.
Me- Gcorse q iieury ~ Molilc fur m
pro,omoni ~ lbe m4Huiuetuia o. toIlun
sroj-- ~cml ealy Va Importance H. lfl mi.
wo'emeni lm pnnng up ibf cotton crop
SrrNgN WIDOW -L,a Sai..h,'u. ibr
strong minded eitfe or to ISL. o.oui
Mimi DUuwrat. has rgrlhrl iI%rupluu'.
m'nt FROM HE Grfislt'm " .r., ,nr n.
logs and lumber. 81 rh some OH, lt1
regard a. u gtll ia,o. iur m' nobody
can insult bcr rs lie ODE; u work Tint win
bring honcri 1agfa.
M~rBpHE- nero man belonging o.,
W. \. Scales, II %,'atroll County. VA. lodged
IN our jal last Friday. un i CHARGE 90
numbering hb gertcer, Mr. Ashley. nho
had attempted ID phlstise him ~ .Umn
misconduct. 1hpneero seized him, vr.stcl
front him his lnif. enl stabbed htm ,rrport
says srvcntecn limes.- Ggecc.Ac Lifit.
grnees.
VALvr or Fr8nivt SLAyrs.-.it Is stated
that there ARE now IN Canada lorry.iivc
thousand runaway slaves from the South.
Nalning these slaves q, nm average Of one
thoasand dollars each, II r. eloar thar ,he
British provinces ARE hnrboring $4,000.
400 worth Of the properly of the United
States, and keeping it beyond the reach of
the rightful owners.
OK Drr.--The nmor Is current that the
Diplomatic representative frnm Great Bri.
tain at Washington, (Lord Lyons is soon
10 lead Miss laue, The accomplished niece
nj prcsidcn, Bachanan, and the presiding
genius Of the White House, to the @hymcneal
altar. II his Lordship suits her, ,hc~ is
no reason why the twain should not he made
out, even though he is one of the patented
Nobility.
"HArr or , THOUSAND srniXGs."--It is
stated that Rev. II. T. Davis. the reported
author Of the 'liarp If Thousand Strings.
Spirits Of Just Men Made Perfect" is at
present conductor on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. The Reverend gen.
tleman is acting on the advice Of his Physi.
clan, who r~scoMasnisd running on u rail.
road constantly as conductor ss 4 cure
for bronchitis.
Aw.,rv wo..x p...,..,x.,.,.u
A NBgRo MAy.-rhe Chattanooga RE
i~lectos" ssysa white woman by the name Of
Mary Wilson. Of Adsir,ille, Ga, came up
10 that place on the Georgia train OH the
W." 0ssx nsslo oe.oIs,as 70 |,
s,"i.. ILL " =. 80: .. p'.ce' Sn. sne "sa
s..s:S ~. ."s ".e"'''n, y = oeieSs9, o.
.I ou NY S'a,y. 'aary
.ssSi y NJ .'1,nes' i"sy were
'"' ''''s'' " JAIL
e.I...1ossS LIT; "A
~ss;s" J; - S,.,s ~JIaF'" 49, Was ''' ssas q, 81,
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TO THE LADIES'.
~.usLys.,"s sraINyTsg.vL,. soRDIsf
i o sovereign and speedy cure fr

Uts'rnctel ~ Diihcul, Nen.iruauan. Incontinsn,c
" Urine Or Involuntary Discharge thereof, Falling
81 lite Womb, tildincss, Painting and hll Disease,
incident 20 | cmhlrs.
.HEEg ~ NO .risTIhg fEsfr ~.
Sutcr no longer. Take Il according to Dircc.
tons. II viii stimulate, strengthen. md inyigor.
ate YOU and cause the bloom oil health 10 mount
Your cheek again.
EVERY bOrrLE Is WARRANTED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION.
FOR CHILDREN.
II your children ARE si,kly. pnny. or afflicted.
M%cl.ean's cordial viii make them healthy. tat aud
robust. Delay not n moment. ny i aud YOU will
be convinced.
N Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
CAUTION Desareo Druggists NJ dealers Who
may try to palm upon you some Bitter. or Sara.
parills trash, which they can bus cheap. Is saving
It i. just -. good. A,0id such men. Ask for Ne.
Leans Strengthening Cordial, aud take nothing
else. Il is the only remedy tina, will purify tho
blood thoroughly, and G. The same time strengthen
the system.
one Tablespoonful taken every morning. fasting.
isa certain preventive for Cholera. ChiIla and D..
YER. Yellow fcscr. or nus p%re,al,n. disease. Il il
put ~ In largo bottles.
Price ouly VI per bottle, or 3 bottles Tor s..
j. II. MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Alsa Mclean Volcanic Utl L.inimsut.
Principal Depot ~ tie corner Of Third aui Pine
Street,, st. Louie. Missouri.
February 2, lodO. ely.
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HIft UfN Wfff H#f
tlflM COMP ilsl. uA sptpsik s. ttl NIirI.
thfN 10 Naftona DON M ilss Al. tha kd
his fnH aI uHs afsnf lfsm 3 ils ia
FL NJ sinmHab, vi fat, taf HlH. lrf MI
fI AHIff lf HON 10 nf fhf siHaa e. ff.f0..
u HlaI NJ tho 1000. Ton Pam ~ 81 Hmlnr n
ne Head faIrmu1n n ihs tiagfi. ]taiinsfs uf
hr Et D. iH stomach, sour lfleftl .ans, tH00l
Inf ~ suf,aiHNf Vel H when j Hs losn. o.
f.s. ~ , IlpTnf's of .ho ttln aHd irHs. N.ahi
stfItf Inward ittHH, rl.H in fa snHil a. NJ.
II H. eiaasi nr de. siiin tlushas n llehi, 10
fbssIan ~ Spite, iulNiH' nf#tmH. l%aa4'r,
fHaf ]HilHl. uf iuH aDTY luH UlfHsas, tll1. no.
fi .eiaa nih' 's'n, ,hH l0yofaHiA d fc'i.
fbl TetmD
sf'rR .wiTIfoN ~ HeFrfTs
llltf lNHn Hill luIu. iH ltst as utHfiis. .ml tH
~ u.iHn.. ah. q lt lei % giving entire .%4.iIe.
tina. Who, Then, ril .lfaf ffim Nfatus.. 10
- hF when NlIiN's hfNl|NhiNfNlND
tuBDiiL vtl enfe ,oaY
~ .nn tn tnutHy hp H%4a4u4tf ~ nuiiN
lmr lHn lnlHIufai uificIIlu hlHsr produce.
li flsihr tus cordial ,i boo dsHssi. d i itftrl
md shattered nervous system. Whether lrusru
down eAco,. volk by nature, oF .H .t.rrl D.,
tIrtng :. ,le wlaxrd and un.tfuhg organization J.
restored 70 ii pristine health aud sieof.
.ErRHfgD sgRs0,N'..
81 oih'ts conscious u inability. from W|i.Hifror
etusf, will ind Mel cans Strengthening Cordial e
lhnf net fefcurtatnr W Tho system anil au all
mat have 10 -rod themselves ty Improper iniul
ertte vii Lad q this tyrlihla certain aud speed.
fturttF.
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Aiefflis .ffstet n
hff at 10 ihe fhi4H fHt H0.fsJ nfiIli
700 hye. etfs lpl ito tf n
at,l tH tiHItheH Wll. l0lhl il
~ittgan
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ATTENTION!
The state Of Nississippi. !

PANOLA COUNTY.
~ THE CIRCUIT Court OF SAID COUNTY.
wiI.% Mills ! \ T "a I'm ,.;asa By
J. E. GriEng. agaibsttha Estate Of Defend.
ant. on the 2nd day u February. ls6Os he said
Defendant, J. e. Gfiang, Il, hereby no,lici. tina,
unless be shall appear on the bfss day " the nexl
term " said COsrt, 10 be holden IN and for saii
county " Pamela. a, the Court House thereof. IN
The town o. Pamela, on the ,th Monday after tue
Iib Monday in March. lslo. anil plead to said
action. iajgtnen, will be entered, aud the estate
attached, will be sold.
JNO. q. HARRISON, CLERK.
February 10. i6G0. Adv.
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SCHEDULE or MArxs.
WINTER ARRAHaExExr

Aj
From ~ Nsvenahsr, asS1. ID ~ Junc. xsoo.
OFFICE HOURS Week days, ftom a. II. 10 j
O'Clock r ~; Sundays aud Holidays from TO IL
EASTERN MAH4--Dne daily at s "a. Iii. clcses
daily at n o'clock p. NJ, except On sunday,
when the mails will be closed at IL a. 1t
LAKE COAST MAI-Fort Pike, Bay ST Louis.
Pass Christian, mississippi City, Biloxi and Qoean
Springs, on Tuesdays and Saturdays ii 3 p. III.
+ and Thursdays at A. NJ. Pascagoula ON Tues
days and Saturdays at s A. II. S
ROUTE 8l66-New Orleans to Memphis Supply
ing Baton Rouge Red River Landing, Matches,
Vicksburg, Lake Providence, Grand Lake Ark.s
GreenviIle, Mise; Columbia, Ark; Gaston's Land.
ing, Napoleon, Helena and Memphis. Closes on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Pm. Due
on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 1t r. II.
VICKsBURG MAIL. Supp lying DonaldsonyiIls,
cisyille. Pointe Coupee, Morganza, Red River
Landing, tsupplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore,
4 Natchitoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texas,
I Joseph. Grand Gull, Ashwoof, Warrenton, NeM
Thursday and Saturday at 5 P. II. Due on Mon
day, Thursday and Friday st 10 A. N.
ST. FRANCISVILLE OR COAST MA Supply
Pointe, Bonnet Care, Edgards, Vacherie, Rrin-
giers, Gantreli's. Tnreaud's, Donaldsongille (aud
interior1 New RIVER, Bayou GouIa, berviIle. !
n Rouge, (and interior) Lobdeils store, Part Hsd-
son, Hermitage, Waterloo, and St. Francisville 5
and interior.) Closes on Sunday, Wednesds1
and Friday, at A. NJ, and Mondays at z.
a Dsf q g. ssn a Thursday M
CONVICTION MAIL. OR LAKE MAIL. Closes
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, BY s 4. M. Ar-
rives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by Z
PM. s2s1#s5f gs3 NJ 4. ~ = - e
! day. at 7. NJ. Arrives daily Except Sunday
at IL A. M. If 80
#CARROLLTON MAIL.-C Closes daily fexcept sum
day1 atI0 "A. NJ. Dne 2. NJ
JEFFERSON CITY MALL Closes on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at halfpast . 4. II. Dus
same days at p. M, fs5F9.ss5| 81 s. g
ALGIERS MAIL.-Twice daily. Closes at 4 "A. N.
and z. M. Due 10 A. NJ. and r. M. 49,
0SYKA MAIL.-G Closes daily at5P. Nj Due dailv 9
at = NJ. Supplies Amite, Independence Tan
gipaho, Ponchatonla, 0syka, jackson, Canton
and Vieksburg. Miss, and counties north and )
east Of jackson; St. Louis, Cairo Chicago and
offices in the Northwestern States, supplied via
Memphis, Arkansas mails via Vicksburg daily g
Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Knoxville, Richmond, Washington. Is
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Bcston. !.
0PEL0uSAS MAIL Per New Orleans ana Ope.
lousas Railroad supplies all the AttakaDas mar
shes Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Closes
ally at6 A. N. Due daily by 9 p. N. Sc
opE I y. sALq 1ls INDIANoLA AND
Sunday and Thursday at A. NJ Due ever
Sunday and Thursday by Pm. Via Brsshisr
City-Gloses on Wednesday and SATURDAY. a. al
A. A.. AZ ax,l pae On Monday and Thursday BY n e
Closes on Monday at 81 A. u. Due On Friday af1
HAVANA MAIL.--oloses direct ON the sth, ian.
& Esd and 2!th Of each month Al A. he Dus %
each month. POSTAGE PAH4BIE Il IN IA 4D.
NEW GRENADE Nv WEST ssi % 81 sogTH
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DENTISTRY.

g. DIR. A. II. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
ESys&aS@SA ROME STREET, having procured the rs
OIiY yssance of one of the sliful Dentists IN
the eoanlry--DR MRTcALF, of New Yorks prepared
to attend promptly to all branches Of
ENTIsTRY
. Entrusted to his care.
In regulating eHILDRENs TEETH and the Manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, DIR. NJ. has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
RJ~Teeh extracted without nan. fe21 Am =
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Jacobs, ART eALLEKY. s oAMp srRERr,

v
subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
TINS Ambroype and Photograph Gal
sy established in 1872 that he has secured years
ne services p MI JACOBS the original proprietor who has
the Patrons therefore RELY on being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish. ~ ~ $50 t ~
Miniatures Of an sizes in Of eolos ivory other material
to suit the taste and price will taken in unsur.
passable style Photographs from other nesuss
public private buildings of machinery will be- taken Of
any size required either plain painted - = - y
best artisss In the United States employed and all
work done will be guaranteed give satisfaction = - 80
instruction given in the art.
Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
OF and ladies gentlemen arc rencf
fully nyitad to visit it.
Fricea moderate. Terms cash delivery.
GA 6A L. 8. LIPMAE,
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bns.iou Of sse dealers for tbs parn,se r. ls -
hAn notes, ara that far II az pfes4 - "
sssrssd e ~ hoase sss rssssse
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-PONTCIIARTRAIN Rail-

u
The Steam Train will step Genly Station, neasd
except however mail frips and during the trips
Sunday afternoons Fsre Is and
must have timely notice to stop.
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YsbistD IT TIE Ygsshtis.

8sbittp II tst Gguhsis.
Slidsy 10 Gsia IL y ~ ssSi D. 80 isae
oof1oH There was only moderate demand
yss's,aay, and nm peos assortment on the mar
~ ~ sa'es were seaaned 70 about a5oo bales,
prices showing ~ ,aatasial sh4nxe
Few onIxxxs % 81 s,zou.
81 s;;;i 5sss:: q: :s,! a
srArxsGRsr o. O6r1e4s E
Stock on hana lat September. 1859 81 -
ssssiysa ysssssd.y ~.
Exported sscs essy
Exported Yesterday gsaz-zau4En
Sock On handno selsared- m.ls
I TOBACCO. We heard Of only one sale Of 81 u
IlIds. on private terms. The tot ef 81 hhils rs- v
ported on Wednesday was 10 hhds .Lugs at sgc.,
and Ii at &c. u ID.
sTATEMmsr on foHAcC0. iva
sck ~ haad III ssptsmbes. isss. khds AfH
Received yssssdsy
ss,ss
ssa apSrssa 1ss;s,.. =
ss<ss'aAs r. ssIs
ssess % hsnd nas sssrsa s7a
sUaAE. "A fair demand prevailed yesterday AZ
kAtse>lf ~ EAl<4 NQQak s550 nuQ3s IAN
70 Fully Fair s33a 7lc. b y.
Mor-Ass1s. With light receipts Tie saIes were
confined to IS bbls. Fermen4ing b LOT Il as6asoe
| y gallon.
FLOUR. We noticed salsa 81 only 10oe b61v.s
yesterday, comprising 5z5 Supsrilne III sgTs ~
and 225 Extra private terms, and 100 supeziEns
in two lots at 50 90 D Dbl. j
GRAIN. - About 5000 sacks Corn were disposed
Of, including 500 Yellow on private terms, 500
White Mixed and Yellow at soc., 1000 White Mixed
and 1900 Yellow at 50, 500 Fair White and 500 Sc
Louis do. at s5, and 1000 Prime White st SOC. 81
bushel. III Oats we noticed sales of some s2SO
sacks st. Louis, Of which 5000 ID I'VE lots 1T 5Oc,
and $50 at SIC. 3 bushei. OF Bran 200 sacks were
taken at 81 25 ~ 100 1bs. IA 4 MA
PRovIs1oNs. The sales of Pork conapr lid SEQ
Mess and $50 NJ O. on private Terms, sAid to - as
full prices. Wednesdays sale of 1900 hhla. Mess
was at SIS as q Dbl. IN Bacon holders were Az
ing full prces with sales Of 20 casks Shoulders ~
7lc., 100 Ribbed sides at I0l and 10 At I0sc. y ii.
OF Lard 40 ticrees Prime was sold at ne. y .. +
CoRFEE. We heard Of only leo bsgn sold, in-l
Guiding 80 at 1osc., and 1i0 w Iss4c. v VI. Ea
WHISKY. The market was dull, and We did
not hear Of sale of any Importance
FEEIaHTs. The market was quiet. Vessels on
i the berth for Liverpool filing DIP with Cotton "
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CATTLE MA.RxxT.

JERFRRaoH cry Nay IL, issu
Arrived ia Western Beeses, 40 Texza Castie,
1917 Hogs, 6lo Sheep, 30 Mich Cows, and 60 veal
Cattle. a
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
who reside in the city and have residence
sment the Road procure tickets
rates, the office Camp street.
T. S. WILLIAMS,
fe6 General Superintendent.
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. a. FAHNEsrooK,s vERnI1FuaE.

X RI FlA1fNEsTUCKA1S VEtSNIHFU6E.
This safe and only eecnal remedy Worms
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any
pretary medicine which has made its appearance
United States.
1t is used with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained in the medical profession
all the Middle, Western and Southern States.
The great of Its popularity is the fact that nothing
yet been discovered which be subted in Its place. that
be used in all cases without fears the result It's
perfect safety recommends II every parent If
fail.
But in order 10 obtain the genuine article every purchaser
should be on his guard and look well to the initials The bot
tie and and be particular that he buying
A. FRhnestack's Vermifuge and other a2S lm&W