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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-05

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
We are indebted to r. Hough, Esq, lately the
excellent Superintendent of this railroad, for a
copy Of the annual report Of the road just is
sued. We learn by it that the stock list Of the
road does not exceed S530,00O; S25O,000 Of
which was paid in Memphis bonds which real
lied little more than 80 cents on the dollar,
leaving little more than 100000 as a basis for
constructing q railroad which cost -, 225,
IOI 50. There is a floating debt of 500, 456 IL.
by funding $4,000 Of it in income bonds yet
uudisposed Of the business Of the road in three
years of peace and prosperity viii extinguish IT,
The receipts Of the road for the year were $2l5,-
Is7, the expenses S95,s97, leaving $ll6,259 as
the net earnings. This shows a falling off in
the year of SIs,339i the change IS due to the
stoppsgs Of the cotton business; 3l95 passen-
ners passed over the road less than last year,
but owing to the road being now completed
there has been az increase Of $4,000 from the
passenger business, as travellers have gone over
a larger portion Of the road. The entire road,
extending from Memphis to Grenada, is ninety
eight miles IN length, and cost $22,772 . per
mile. The road has t~wenty-six bridges, six of
which are over considerable rivers. It is in
tended. when means will allow, to build a good
depot and machine shop at Memphis. It was
not until the 4th of July last that the road was
open 10 It's junction with the Mississippi Cen
trsl, communicating with New Orleans it is
evident that when trade resumes its ordinary
channels, the Mississippi and Tennessee viii
be one of the most 8ouHshing of the southern
railroads.
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.Ver Good, .yeAe tsOods-PmohaSe .HecessG-
rfes HshEe lron Can

Ffes tN1Hste EOW NHHs
Stillman a Co, 277 Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Our
stock is replete with all the novelties of the sea-
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage Of
purchasing exclusively for cash, We can and
viii sell at old time prices. To country dealers
and customers We offer unusual inducements for
cash. Our long experience in the business en-
ables US TO FIJI all orders with p~rOmptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, we
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same,
Oc20-lmdaW
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CITY FSANCEs-Coutroller Lohand's books
show that the disbursements Of the city for the
months Of July, August, September, and Octo-
Der amounted TO S342,566 %. Among the
items were, for City Hospital, Chelsea HOpitalr
and pauPers, 1851 %; Fire Department,
1870 35; changing, S2l72 10; salaries OF
city officers Sl0,343 81; salaries Of police.
$l2,629; secret police, $3.50; improving streets
and alleys, SIO,s0I 20; city schools, SG259 80;
gas lights, SIs75 40. Among the receipts fer
the same time were for privileges, S22,7 10 s. f:
wharfage, S4764 -; city taxes, S75,762 20:
fines, S7743 Go; from the military board.
S47,4l0 AZ. The total receipts Of revenue were
$II6,77o 81 the total appropriations, $J0,663 "a;
amount Of receipts over appropriations, &c.,,
III 40. OF the amount of appropriations
S24,925 Sc were Cor liabilities incurred by the
previous board.
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TUE splendid passeng-r packet SAINT ~
AFRANGI> Sa.3 Capt Bowman leaves
as above TUESDAY -th It AT b J. 81 -
For freight or FasssZs apply 20
n-L.- IAEltN HARNNTln- Azeu-.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.

I.r olumbu--Reguiar y Mondays aa Friday
Tdg ez-sH.rt sfesmer TAZ00. Cap- r.
! "sr-HaiL " i-aF- t,r-aa f'D,e Io LES
ul- UE4.a.H .a-t.ur TO-. b. !. -
a4sf r .Etf IJIr = HINsAN Ar-ur-.
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Tm ZoUAYE ExmmrI0N.-The New Mem
phis Theater was crowded to is utmost capacity
last evening, with a delighted audience, who
hsd assembled 70 witness the first appearance o!
the Inkerman Zouave Troupe. The manifesto
lions Of appreciation SO frequently given tes-
tilted to the excellence Of the performance, which
IS, we learn. 10 be repeated tomorrow evening.
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or HAND AGATS-Capt J. D. Layton, al
though absent with his company in active ser
vice, has made arrangements 10 revive his form
ely popular restaurant. By referring to our
advertising columns the reader viii be advised
as to where the delicacies Of the season will be
served M q Ia mode.
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P~USIsHED.-The police have found among
the negroes all over the CITY clothing, knives and
forks, candles, shoes, and other articles to the
value OF over two hundred dollars, which had
been stolen from the department Of Quartermas-
ter Peters, by negroes employed there, and sold
to other negroes. Anthony, slave OF Mr.. Sim
mons, and Bill, slave Of Thos. Peters, were each
sentenced by the Recorder yesterday, to receive
thirty nine lashes for stealing from the depart
ment.
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COA-A PROPosTTIos-Among the new
advertisements this morning win be found one
worthy Of attention. While the war lasts we
cannot get coal here in the usual way and must
seek It from another source. The proposition 70
which we refer e~ontemplates bringing it from
Stevenson, the terminus Of the Charleston rail
way, giving the citizens an opportunity TO take
shares in tie enterprise. Read the advertise
mAnr
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RECORDERS COURT-Recorder Moore hat
twenty-five cases yesterday. Si1ty-four dollar.
were paid in fines, five persons were sent Il
the chain gang, two We're ordered thirty-nin'
lsshes each, and four were discharged. SN
were charged with fighting, seven with iHtoNi
cation, five with misasmeanor and two with
~sfaqliur-
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ARRIyAL.-Dr. Mortimore has arrived in oul
city and taken rooms at the Worsham House
to extend bis professional visit until the 10Th
inst, where those who desire can consult him
We have often referred to DIR. Ms success in
the treatmento of chronic diseases, especially such
as are named in his advertisement in another
column. This success has extended through q
series of years, and not a few OF our own cit;
zens as well as those Of the most important
cities Of the South, have availed themselves OF
the advantages of his professional skin. Dr.. NJ.
isa e-herner by birth, education, and profess
sional life-a native Kenruckian-but usually
spending a large portion Of each year in New
Orleans, and other southern cities, is extensively
known and fully identified with the interests Of
the South. And now that troubles have come
upon his own State, which render it necessary
for safety Of himself and family TO seek a home
where more perfect freedom may be enjoyed,
and having a large number Of patients at
all times under treatment, by correspondence,
be has, for the present, located his family in our
own State.
After the expiration Of his present visit here,
we learn that by invitation Of friends, he viii
visit Canton aud Jackson, Mississippi
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EIECTED.-The colonel Of the lst regiment OF
East Tennessee volunteers, having been promot-
ed 10 the rank Of general, Lieut-COL Moses
White was yesterday unanimously elected to FIJI
the vacancy.
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BWALvULAR-Schultz, Of the Exchange, -
Oh Monroe street, near Main, ever anxious to
please his numerous customers, viii spread an
abundant oyster soup lunch tomorrow, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ.
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IMPORT OF Sr0CK.-During last week the
Mound City feuyboai brought into this city zoe
cattle, - hogs, 10 sheep, 100 sacks corn, 30
sacks potatoes, and % hides.
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~ A goO6y number Of members Of both
Houses Of the Legislature have already arrived,
and we feel quite sure that more than a quo
rum viii report themselves in the two chambers
on Monday moTning.-LHle Roct Journal.
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ReTURNED-After an absence Of several
DAYS on a visit to Alabama, Mr.. II. NJ. Somer-
vile. has returned, and IS now at his post in the
editorial corps Of the APPEAL.
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Q-UARRELsOME FENHNINEs.-Bridget Sulli-
van was yesterday bound over by Esq. Mallory
to keep the peace towards Mary Delevan. The
parties were from Dublin, a part Of the city
where, the plaintiff in the case declared, there is
no Deacp
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The KeeDe lef; with a heavy trip Of sugar and
molasses. She is a regular institution in the
trade. and Memphis would not be Memphis
without the Mary. She comes aid goes to the
minute at the advertised hour.
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To iii LADIEs-Dou't forget to attend the
great sale of Ladies' goods, by A L. Andrews
& Co, to-day, at 10 a. NJ, at 81 Main street,
next above }. D. Williams & Co. Dress and
fancy goods of all kinds at your own prices.
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CUT-At twelve O'Clock on Saturday night,
near the corner Of Shelby and Gayoso streets,
a quarrel arose between Capt. A. A. Hunt, who
recently had charge Of the steamboat Cheney,
and Chas. Oldridge, who lives on Beal street. Il
is said the latter struck Hunt with a slung-
shot. Hunt drew a small knife aud with it cut
him on the face, breast and back inAicting
several wounds none Of which are likely to be
fatal. Hunt will be examined today on the
charge before Recorder Moore.
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FrxIsHED-Yesterday for the first time, the
trains on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad crossed
the new bridge built over the Tennessee river.
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RECEIPTS OF LEADNG ARTICLES roR THE
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

TOBACCO-The uasAe, has been quiet throughou
the week, stocks and receipts being too light TO ahor
a basis for any operations ot note. Prices continue nom
iaal a. quoted below
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized CapitaI---.SI,OOO,O 900.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid Hp...-- $4,000.
Office ON Madison street. ODDO-
site the Bank of Memphis.
j. 4. WEST,
oc4-Iy Agent
Iy
Messrs. Clark, Gregory q "a.

| have been afflicted with the wort form of inward
Piles and a very bad diarrbea. lhIye been treated by
various phy-ic'auF, who pronounced my case .ucnrsblr.
Finding no relief was persuaded 20 Try your AmJr1-
sial Oil, and after using one bottle, / was enabled 10 go
sboot my usual avoca'ion. Three bottles have cured
me whole aud sound, aad wish to make This p, bic.
that other sufferers Of this disease, the worst in the
world, may try it and bs convinced as have been that
its equal Il, not to be found. C. e. NTCEExS
Nashville, October 9Th, 1879.
For sale by Potter q Merwin, Mansfield i Co Plum
mer q Gilbert, Ward d McCleIand, G. W. Jones a O.
oc2qdaw2w
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MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNING. NoyEMBER

COUSCIL MEErING.-COuncil holds It's rrgu-
lar bi-monthly meeting tO-night.
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THE BLoCKADE-The Richmond Examiner
Of the 3Ist states that the War Department has
furnished to one Of the foreign Consuls in that
city, an official list of the vessels Of various ton
mage, and ofevery description, foreign and coast
wise, that have run the blockade since the date
Of the proclamation declaring it; and that the
number exceeds five hundred. The same paper
adds:
As a refreshing instance Of the ineficieucy
Of the Lincoln blockade, and the eontempt into
which it has fallen, a northern man some weeks
ago applied TO the President, with the statement
that be was the owner of a fast sailer. with two
brothers IN the North owning two other vessels
the three having been engaged in the slave trade
and avoiding capture for a number Of years and
that he was authorized to offer all three to the
Confederate service as pr yateersmen. takinp
the chances Of their putting to sea from a north.
en port. The letters Of marque were at once
WVgnfGd
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WOOL.
LuMBER. LUMBER!

TUsT received l25OO0 feet clear White Pine. one,
d one and a half, two and three inches thick; 10000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 100000 feet
Sawed Cedars, for building purposes, posts, etc. a gen
eral assortment Of Feneingi 100000 sawed sud cut
Laths; 500. 600 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
10 600 Fire Brieka, in addition 20 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which We will
sell low for cash
mrtIvadp NJ. NJ. COCHRAN & BROS.
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A Ii persons Indebted 20 and those having claims
y against the Estsfe Of DAVID L. DUNN, deed.
ace requested 10 report the amount Of ZANE 20
MORGAN & CHRTSP.
-a M a. Front Row
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CLARK, GREGORY q Co. Proprietor.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
pofrTpp 4 MrPWTN
NOTICE.

IS jefferson street, near Post ONCE,
And by Mansfield s. Co Piummer & Gilbert, Ward q
McCIeIland aud a. W. Jones l. GO. de2@daElyis
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M'LEAN,S CORnIAT

As may be seen, We Insert this week The advertise
msut OF McLlesn's Cordial, etc.
Hs very we'll known we are not particularly favor.
able to patent medicines, and, as q genera. thing e.cbsu
the whole Of them with but little ceremony. and with
these eminent we declined inserting this advertise
nent until we knew what were the ingredients Of the
medicine and how compounded. This we have learned
and believing, as We do, that the ingredients are good.
aud The compound judiciously made, We recommend IL
as a mixture worthy Of public confidence.
The above Is from the ST. Louis Christian A5vo, ate
edited by the renowned Rev. DIT. McAnalv. which
speaks volumes in favor Of McLean's Cordial We. saw
10 all Try it See the advertisement in another column.
feb6 dRw
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DIED.

10 Fayete county, Tenn, on Friday the 9th ulimo
Of pneamonia, Mr. THoHAs J. TUcKER, aged about
hnE vAars.
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TI,c Students TricIts:
COPARTNERSMHP.

THE undersigned have entered Into a copartneTship
i for the Transaction Of a wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, under the style Of CUNhUNS.
EDWARDS j 20. to date from Ist November IS6l.
EDW. J. GAY
r. l. EDWARDS,
nOl-lm A. L.
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HAVE NOW ON HAND
1900 ydS. HOmCspun Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana OSnaburgS,
10 Alabama
2 cases Plaid LinSeyS,
20 bales Glazed Wadding,
$50 dOZ. Georgia Sewing Thread,
5 bales SheIbyVille Cotton PlaidS,
80 prs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets,
$50 dOZ. Cotton and Wool Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1000 yards BIeaChed SheetingS,
100 MarSeilleS QuiItS---beSt
4 few Ladies' Black Cloth ClsakS---
New styles!
4 few choice Velvet ClOakS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
27OO ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
5000 ydS. Plain White JacOnetS,
1000 ydS. Best French MerinO,
Scotch PIaidS, POplinS, Plain Silks,
FANCY SILKS,
Lace Sets, Embroideries,
EN1BROIDERED SKIRTS,
Chemises, Drawers,
FURS! FURS! FURS!
~ Still manufacturing Camp Rugs, Camp Cloaks,
Oil Cloths, etc. Have also Gray Cloths, Blue Cloths,
Buttons, eics suitable for military purposes.
ocl3-dtwaw SPEED. DONOHO & STRANGE.
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Notice.!
CLARK & FULLER'S
OIL!
CLARK, GREGORY s 90.
Sole PrOprieGOrs

HURES Headache, Esrachs, To0thache, in three min
utes. Rheumatism. Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds. ErV-
-ipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Crsmps, Iudsmed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes Sore Throat. Cuts. Burns.
rhss, Buuions, C0rns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast. Sore Nipples, Sc4ld Head. Ring
worm, letter. Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
RAJ Bites. The world Is challenged for its equal for
Scalds and Burns. Il cures Scratches on horses. Sore
Eyes on horses, Sprains, S~inney, Poll Evil, Fistnla.
saddle and harness gals, fresh wounds or dwellings, and
il the best known remedy 20 apply 10 tender footed
b0rsss from fOunder-rake mp the feet and battle well
about the frog Of The foot. Cures all cutaneOus diseases
on man OF beast
10 one medicine can cure IN all cases. but We can
show r ore real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosial Oh iD
its healing properties. from responsible men. EhO arr
above being b0ught, Than can be produced tor any other
mediciue.
We b. not assert cure for every mslaiy 10 which
the human fsmily are subject. but what We prociaim
we can snbstanfiate by living witnesses. The Ambr0-
sgi OH q Nashville preparation. and sold thr0ughOut
the South and Southwest by all good druggists and
DR.. Clark, a native Tennesseean, after much labor and
research, has produced 3 really worthy medicine, which
is bound 10 drive out much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
Please call at our office, where we viii take pleasure
in showing letters and Testimonials too uCmsrOus 20 set
forth IN the form Of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians 10 high standing. who are using
if iu their practice, a. they state. with marvellous e.
tscts. We chalierg &c the world % produce a remedy 50
speedy and sfeetusl in It's healing properties.
- Read the evidence Of the virtue OF Clark & FuL
leris Ambrosial Oh, evidence so autheutic, and from
persons whose word and standing are i-reprOschablr.
Read snd be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & 60. ProprietoH.
Nashville, Tenn
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
OTT & MERW1N.
65 jefferson street, near Post Office,
And bv Mansfield & Co. Piummer 4 Gilbert. Ward &
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FOR SAFE
NOTICE.

OUR entire stock Of GOD and STORE FIX.
TURES ara for sale on easy terms.
Also, Store House for rent for two years.
no3lw &
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Afstsitstts4*s - E4s -
Tie na.tsnore American # To-day ~, )
saa, - felsl troops wcre a. Winchester.
"a TAafslaf. eAvp, ) few Nho Wery SIX.
Al l.ses5atg ihtta are ihace q ioar regi-
Scents. one Il Waterford. above ihe Point
II Rosks, ard one ~ Goose Greek.
Letters feamr, ee'JieF q Richmond
.aA lAe rop are II sad ial oi
81 hat0a. teag laeloal and Ia psai "a
saitsdi olae TIE kas 81 s anaefy
ID llillstap hal beo iakea dappin om
Csc tais 81 convert into sh Aii lbe
hor-es nam lhe Onion $50 a.sup.oa on.
mcfs had been seized. uAieh crested ite
greatest 5HHi3ai'o
Tie waiH ~ confidence increasing
3aly and tte hopes Of DE febel. being
sept up s. reports th8i DE iedral -osen.
a.eni lad ouly Thirsty iloaaad troops d
round Washington a4d ioaad i Impossible
20 recruit aay more.
Philadelphia, Sept g.
Tie Richmond Enquirer &c The 2slh u
August Publishes a Letter fron Fernando,
"a, FLORIDA, daied August sIs, which bas
been received ~ Savannah, Georgia, say
ing that tue crew Of tie jed Davis hal
arrived th-re, lhc yc,gl having been
wrecked Oh tie bar ahily ly Ing 70 get IN
70 ST. Augustine, fluida.
Phslad. ul.ia. Sept O.
Hon CHARLES llsary Foster unioR
ucmbcr Of Congress from North Carolina
arrived here to-day en- ronig for Washing
Ton, TO confer with the Administration up
on aflairs connected with his State. Rebel
scouts laid in wait for him In Virginia
whose vigilance he successfully eluded.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
u qnInox Honse.

All Graves, Troy, \ Y, B Heesmans, Syria
ease. james W Tyson, Baltimore, David tawee,
u, Troy, Capt Robert Gilchrisi, Jersey City, W
II Barton, \ Il. Mrs Oscar Coles. do, 7
Patterson, %. Harrison Pr.ndle, Afliugiaa, II 5
Hard. 10, N Knights. Do. Z u AyleswQrtb, Dr.,
q b Gray. %, II Quinn, Rutland, " 4 Eager
%, Vim " Taylor, \ II, Miss J r Gray. 90,
George Dauklee, Z ; s. Ra;land. Graves,
AZ, 4 MsMutin, n i. 4 Lyman. East Arlington,
ge, 6 Spring, !, Mrs Spring. do, I squirss,
"a, David Cowee, Trey, Ret ! West Brock 30,
ST. Nssl r., ai Mf-i As
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COnSlable'S Sale.

The nonresident proprietors Of the Town Of
Peru, in the County Of Bennington, and State Of
Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes as
sessed by said Town, within the year next pre-
eediug this date, remains either in whole or ia
part unpaid, OH the following described lands IN
said Town, 10 wit
And SO much Of said lands will be sold At pub.
tic Auction, at the dwelling house Of Leonard
Howard, in Peru. on Saturday, the ith day Of
October next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, as shall be re-
quirel to discharge said tax wtheost, unless pre-
yiously paid.
JAMES LINCOLN, LIST Constable.
Dated at Peru, Aug. 22d, 1861.
Range. Tier. Tax.
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LATEST NEWS.
wednesday Morning.
.lilnr.on. so .

Washington, Sept 81.
Heavy firing il heard on the Virginia
side this morning, but the reports are con-
tray concerning Il
There hiss been report 10 circulation
in this city this morning Ct the death q
JEFF Davis. but The agent of The Associa
tod Press here has not been able 70 trace
il to a reliable i0na.httion.
Louisville, Sept. 81
No dispatches fron rebel quarters have
been resolved t. tbs eiy announcing the
death II JET Davis. The rumor i geuer-
ailV ilisc1edilcd here.
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.Bgstircs OF the Peace.

MANcVEsTER.--Chauneey Green, j.
G. Ro6orts, Il. Howard, II. X. Fowler,
S. S. Till, l.. Sargent, II +. Miner.
DoRsEr.--IIcnan Morse, sherman
Nichols, &. w. Farewell, II. NJ. Under
LID. W. A. Tyre!, S, 7. Holly. Austin
Ladd. j. W. Batehelder, James i, Wood,
II. Beebe.
Paul H. Batchelder, Mark Batch
elder, }. Z. Long, I. II futile, Hiram
tirisMoId.
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NOTICN.

n lie subscriber wishes 10 contract fora quaint
| ity Of OAK, Second growth WHITE ASH,
YELLOW BIRCH, and ROCK MAPLE LUM-
Der, for which a liberal price viii be paid.
N. B.-No persons opposed TO the General Cow
ernment in putting down the present uahatiowed
rebellion need apply, for no contract can they
have at our hands. EZRA EDS0N.
Factory Point, Sept l,lSei.-lwl5
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
NEW YoRk oArrLn MARKET.

Ee@ fo,k, August 81, 1861,
Veal, slc per n. Sheep, by weight, SO
s. per cwt Lambs, 81 a "a. Hogs, ~
81 per ID. Poultry Turkey, 8 q l0o per ID.
Fat Hens, O. Zoe. Spring Chickens per pair,
81 10 3sc Pelis, 40c Beef average $7 IL per cwt.
Wool Domestic fleece, 50 3s:. Am. full Me
rino, 35 Bic American one half, and Mefino
one half, 90 a 33e. Am. aud enc half Merino,
% 3oe. Extra pulled, 90 a 37e superdue
pulled, 81 Sic.