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la ChnmCeTy at Memphis.

CTATE OF TEN ESsEE.-Troceediugs had in the
- clerks office, chancsry side Of The common law and
chaucery court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Oc-
t0bcr tho 9th, 1861.
D. II Aisup, administrator of n. W. Iii, deceased,
vs.. Complainant,
Patsey G.. Dill and others. D PENDANTS
It appearing IRON affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendants. Patsey q. Dill, Martha S. Dill and franklin
DID. and Mar. Dill an Joshua N. Kelley, their guar
dan, an Caleb W. Richardson and Pats-y Z. Ri hard
son. are uOn-rcsiaeus Of tile State Of. Tennessee.
Il is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the d-st three DAYS eft The next
term Of said courf, to be held on the stc0Ld Monday ia
November next, 1861, and p--ati answer or demur TO
cOmpIGinauts bill, or the same vii be taken for con
f-sset as 20 them and set for hearing e~z'psrte, and that
a copy OF this orier be publ shea once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-attest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Harris and Wilson, solicitors for comp alnant.
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NOTICE
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND Va. sept. q, 1861.
RMY MEDICAL BOARDS for the examination Of
\ Surgeonaand Assistant Surgeons hSse been or
dersd 20 convene at Norfolk, Richmond, yorktown and
Manassas.
Candidate for the appointment OF Surgeons and As
sistsut Surgeons xiii be examined by These Boards, on
nresentiug an invitation to appear before them from
he Secretary Of War, which may be obtained by for
yyardlng their application, with TESTIMONIALS Of norai
e4gracter. 70 the War Department
Examining Boards will lie held Al other points farther
South al a on ehient time. oc3
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Eo Chnnccrv M WemUhis

Harris and Wilson, solicitors for comp alnant.
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=. slznd and VIM Smith, Administrators, etc, Of
Il. Walker, deed,
VS..
Margaret Walker, widow, etc. ct a.
CoUNTY COURT, Fayei'e County Tenn October
Rules. 1851.
u appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Court from az
6davit, that Ja1 e. L. Wglkcr, one Of the defendants. -
a nonresident Of Ienues-ee, Go d therefore orrered that
publication be mace il the Memphis Appeal. weekly,
Tor four cons Cutive weeks, requiring -ad James L
Walker % appear at the December term Il the ~
oou .. 70 b. held a. the court house IN the touu Of S
e~rviIle, on the frst Monday In December, 4 L..
and plead, answer or demur, 70 said petition.
same will be taken for confessed ana set fol hss-
parts IS TO him.
WA i. RQBERTSON
Shelton, solicitor for Administrator.
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ChancerY Notice.

W.
Susan Taylor, Administrative, etc, Alvin 2. TAYLOR. J.
B T Tsylor and joshua Darten.
II CHANCERY, at Somer,Hle, Tennessee. October
/ Rues, lc6t.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this ca1sa that the
defendant, James r. F.. Taylor, is a nonresident Of tho
State of Tennessee, D. is Ordered iEar publication DO
made for four successive weeks in tn Memphis Weekly
Appeal. notifying said defendant 20 enter his apnear-
ance herein before or within the first tLr-e dzvs of The
next term OF salt court. 70 be bid On rhe second Mon
GAY in November next, 1861, and plead, aa-wer or de-
muir. to compliments bill, or the sa viii De- taken for
confessed as TO him and set for hearing PSI rart-.
A cOFy-attest. ISAAC b MCCLELLAN.
CLERK anil 81 star.
By SAML G.. SPARKS ID. c. and ST..
E II. Shelton, solicitor for Complainant.
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.MCCLANAHAN 8 Dill.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons having business With me individually,
N or as Trustee for J. NJ. Wi-wen q Co., can find ne
At the Office If Boiling, Riggs 81 Co, Union street, op'
poslte Appeal office.
ocIs-9w GEO. T. TARWATER.
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TO ALL WHOM II mn C01CERYI

Look ShaEp-H7aLr WINNING!
UUuEVY day. r-lm lAs ls-- uu rl sch a. che
L Arcade. Front Row 20 ., O. .ar-- lrrof
Trunks, EOLeS, EEE.G-BoTCs,
Carpet Sacks, Sfssa5C-EGss,
Etc,
To pay charges at Tie Gayls1 House.
NJ @. aye & SON.
oe7lm Arers and g. o. Rr.-ara
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ESTRAYS---SHELBY COUNTY

up by John McGeath. "a
49, on the 18th day of July, 1851, aFfA~
~ chestnut sorrel HORSE, six years ~
AIL- old, fifteen hands high, and valuedGaanAs
at 500. SAID McGeath lives in the Fourteenth Civil
District.
Taken mp by J. r. Howell, on the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1861, a dark brown mare MULE, fifteen years
old, fifteen hands high, branded on the lefr hip and
shoulder. The brand resembles the Mexican letters
"A. I 3" ami the mule Is valued at $50. Said Howell
resides in the First District.
Taken up by John Carayvay, on the 9Th day Of June.
1861, a bay HORSE and brown MULE. The horse is
five years Old, lite sore on the back, barefooted all
round, left hind foot white, and valued at $50. The
mule is Of a dark brown color, seven years old, no
marks or brands, and valued at SIS. Said Carawav re
sides in the Sixth Civil District.
The estravs were not advertised before, because fees
were not paid until recently.
R. S. FIFE, Ranger.
Raleigh. October 4th. 1861. oct WV
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THOMAs. GRIsWOLD & 60.

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In Chancerr, AZ memnhis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE PROCEEDINGS hal in tbs
y clerk utuc=, chauc-ry side of the common law AND
chaucvry court Of the CITY Of Memphis, Saturday, Sep.
tHuEer The 2lst, 1851.
james NJ. Elder, Complainant,
vs..
Felix q. Murphy aud others, defendants.
It appearing from 4Hiiarit i,ed iu this cause that the
defendants, Felix G.. Murphy. - Blackwell, Asa
Collins and Jason Hawkins are uou-resideuts Of the
State Of Tennessee,
lt is ordered thl they do enter tn ir appearance here
in before or within the first three DAYS Of the next term
Of said court, 90 be hrii ON the second Monday IN No
vcmh-r next, lc5l- aud plead answer or dcmur to cont
plainants' bills, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them. aud set for bearing cxpHrte and that "a copy
0fthis order be published once "a week for four success
-iye weeks iu the Memphis Appeal.
A rony-afta.t. JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Williams & McKisiek, solicitors for complainant.
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Grass Seed, Field Seed and
Garden Seeds.

A FULL supply Herds Grass, kentucky Blue grssss
IA Orchard Grass, Timothy and Glover SEEDS, whole
sale and retail X. @. A S.sedBmaLk
seq dEW Cor. Second aud III don streets.
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CONFEDERATE TREASURY
NOTES.
confederate Treasnrr Nntes.

in payment Of al bills made with us a discount rr
TEN PER CENT. will be- made 90 aI persons tha- a--
indebted 20 us by noes and accounts. r.a- viii come
forward and pay in full on theiz ros-s and uccH-nts.
and The above Treasury Notes OF Bond win De- received
in payment at par, if paid On three months from f.f-.
Quincy Is ROBINSON.
Memuhis Arorg+ Q 1881 t.-
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tAANIED, immediately. TO work lr rl. g4 ea4r-ss
" Armory shop, in this city. g. .luura aFgf-y-
SMITHS None but competent r1.km-n u-.. saUlr.
ana 20 an such liberal wages will be- uaiI and 20 --a
situation afforded. Apply 90 r. STEpErEE la-..r
Armurist, or WA r. HINT
fYZI T-H-... off CARA --
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY suggest the insolvency Of the estate Of
/ William jenkins, decd. Al those that have claims
against ssd estate are hereby notified 20 file them in
the County Court Clerks Office Of Fayefte county,
Tennessee, by The fret day Of july, 1902 for pro rata
distribution. W. 81 PARKER
oc2-w3t+ Administrator.
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
JEFFERSON ST, NEABT THE NEW THEATER,
Lutz, Windle & Co., Pr~oprietors.

A@-Mo HAVING removed from our old
go stand, on Monroe 10 jefferson st., H.
we beg 20 inform our old customers and the ~ y
public generally, that we sre again
style. Our b ggies and carriages are all new and ele.
CANT, our horses ar Of the best class and well trained TO
passedin the city
Particular attention viii be given 10 horses on board,
either by The feed, day or month. Our terms are mod
crate and we solicit a share Of the public patronage.
LUTZ, WINDLE s. GO.
p. S.-One Of the best stands in the city for drovers,
also stock bought and sold. se2Sl3u-
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In Cb0Dcery. AT memphis.

EtTATE UF Proceeding had in the
- clerks Office. cbaucerv side of the a0mmou law and
chancerv court Of the city Of Memphis, Saturday, DC
tober Ilth, lr6l.
5 y, Watson and Priscilla S. Watson,
vs. -Comp'airants
E. NJ. Apperson, Claibon Del0ach, and o hers,
Defendants,
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that tn
residence of defendant, David S. Adams, is unkf own 70
comuIaiuauts. and that the defendant, ThOs. S. Adams,
il 4 1ou.res. dent Of the State of Tennessee,
Il is therefore ordered that Trey do enter their appear
auce herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term OF said court, to be he'd on the second Mon
d4v iu November next. 1851, and p cad, answer or de
muir. to complainauts' bill. or The same will be taken
for confessed rs to them. and set for hearing ex parte,
and that q copy Of this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copv-aLtest: JOHN G.. Ian r.
Clerk and Master.
Z. NJ. Yerscr, solicitor for complaiuauts.
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CTATE or TENNES6EE-Proceedu-s had in the
= clerks Office, hanc-rv side %. the Jmmon law and
chaucery cour- ~ the c-y of Memphis, Friday Septem-
Jer the Gfu.I-6I.
n. Sraiman, $. StLlman and J. stlman, firm Of n.
Srilmau s. Co., C0mplaiuants,
VS..
Tie unknown heirs of Michael Kelley, deceased,
Def ndants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT. filed in this cause that the
ceased. are non residents of the State Of Tennessee.
Il Is ordered that they DO enter their appearance here
iu before or within rhsvHrsr three DAYS Of the next term
of said court, t1 Dee held on tle second Monday in No
yeuber next, 1851, and plead answer or Gemur 10 com
plai1auts bill or the same viii De aiken for confessed
as 20 them and set for hearing eNparte, and tha. a copy
of this order be published once q week for four success
sive weeks in the MemphisAppeaL
A copy-attesr: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
John Coleman, solicitor for compliments.
900 -4ertnv
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INFORMS the public in general that he is prepared
4 10 treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced i~nclrabie, aud called chronic.
Ills treatment of Cancers is without any rival. be-
cause they viii be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and hbrrs. only By const tutioual treatment,
without csustcs and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according 70 the most
improved science of medicine in Europe rheumatism.
Neuralgia, t7ut, Ophthaamia, Ffstu'g in AnC. ScIofula,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver.
Gravel, FITS, Iap-yoriu, Piles, DTOpsy, Diseases Of the
SKIN bronchitis, Consumption, al diseases Of the Eve
and Ear1aud gives particular attention 20 all female
complaints. particularly those Of the womb,
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases viii be cured ard can lind good board aud &C
eommodations while IN Ter treatment at the Doctors
infrnaIy.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients at a distance.
that # ihry are not prepared TO consult the Doctor per-
souaiiy, by writing to him, with an exact account Of all
the symptoms of the disease, medicine will be for
warded by Adams express.
Is Office in Leu0w's Building, Union street. be-
tween Mat and Second. fourth door east Of Main.
lnh-mafy on Union street, east ofithe Bayou, at DR..
Spiege. private residence.
Dr. @. Spic--l has, in his thirty years practice. es-
socially on chronic Diseases, cured them with the ut.
most success. lie has in his possession over five thou-
sand plants, herbs, barks, etc which he can rely upon
to cure diseases which are by the most successful prac.
titiOHers pronounced iucurabie.
He also makes 10 bis especial practice to tres 81 pr.
vate diseases with the utmost success, in a short time.
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature.
All Dr. Spicgel asks from the afflicted is % fair trial
when all the reference lie viii give Will be a speedy
cure 20 them. -
Thousands Of Testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may be seen AZ the Doctors office. fv2 2 IN
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In Chanccry, at memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceeding had in the
> cIesk7s olife, ehancery side Of the common law and
chance, y court OF the city of Memphis. THURSDAY. sen
tem5er The 10th. Is6I.
B. Wsiker, j. Walker and WIN. Walker, firm Of B.
Walker e. Bros and A. johnson. r. r.. Gillian and
W-B- Watt fra OF johnson. Gillian & Co..
vs. CompIaiuautg,
George W Griffin, Mary A. Griffin and Thomas j..
Campbell, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit fled I'm this cause that the
defendant. Thomas j. Campbell, Is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee.
II is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within The first three days OF The next term OF
said court. t0he hold on the SeUout Monday iu Eovem-
Der next, IS6I, aud plead. answer OF demur TO complain
ants bin, or The salie will be 5uEeu for confessed as 20
him. and SET for hearing eVparre. and that q copy oiThs
order Je published onos q Week for four successive
weeks .u the Memphis Appeal
a copy ATTEST JOHN O. LAHlER,
CleE. and Master
Eortrech. s. McDa7itt, solicitors for compliments
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IN Chancery az memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceediugs had in the
= clerks Office. ciauce-y side Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, De-
toUer the l,t, l-6I.
P. +. ScalriDksr, Complainant,
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

- . posite Bank Of Memphis.
Capital. 81 COO roo
Ca-a capitol and surplus paid up--------.S $4,000
LY eUUO deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security 10 policy h0Id. rs.
Insurcs against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer
chandize OF every description. Also, on Leases an,
furniture, All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
DIRECTORS:
VIM, H. Mcfarland, President Farmers' Bank;
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick * Bsrksdale;
VIM. e. Jrenshaw, firm of Crenshaw & Co:
Wellington Goddiu, Hrm OF GQddiu s. Appersou:
w. McCancc, firm Of Dunlop, Aoncurs s Co:
q a. B~trkstale, urm Of Wa wick a Barksdale;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturers.
J. d. Creushaw, firm Of Haxall. Crenshaw & Co:
john l.. Bacon, firm of Bacon & Baskerville.
K = HaNall, firm of Haxal Crensuav & Co:
John CuTrie, Jr Ship Owner,
VIM. Is. Warwick, firm Of WarWickS Barkgdale;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law,
G. Elicit, Builder
r q. Brtin- AgrculruTist and Manufacturer.
X. w. McGruier, firm OF McGruder & Sons.
W. w. Crump, Attorney ~ Law;
James Dunlop, firm of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL President.
O. BRESEE, Secretary.
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5000 r AND SHALL
CUNNY BAGS For SALE!

4 LSO, alarge quantity CT Scrap Brass and Copper,
"a Pig Lead and Slab Zinc For sale bg
PHILIP MCGUIRE
lfl. I56 end Ib5 la- zine street.
Fe103m E.vr--s
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Charles Latimer. A A. Hunt and Others,

Defendants.
T. appearing from affidavit sled in this cause thar the
defendants, Charles Latin or, A. A. Haut, W. II. Bran
ham and G.. B. Massey are uOu-residents Of the tate of
tennessee:
4 is ordered that they do enter their appearance
hefeiu before or within the first three day Of the next
term Of said con {. To- be held on rhe second Monday in
November next. l-6I. and plead. answer or d-mur 20
complainunts' bill, or he same viii be taken for con
fss>ed a. 20 them. and ser for herring eE psrls. ard that
a COPY Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Acopv-attest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Mater.
=. q. Unthauk, solicitor for complainant.
O~cgIaw4w.
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HIDES AND PEErnzEs-
GUNsMTTHs WAMTEn-

WE viii pay the higHes, uars-- prices g. cash .r
" Dry and Green Hilr-. Sheep and D-arsEfr-.
ocJIm J W aHH ~TVu-E 4 CO.
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Sbig0{E0

esT4sS FOk LlP thPOOL.- The fine ship
56 4 o2 Hf:- AID is roy leading for Liver
reht passo2e apply bard or a'e 0
"a F0P TTVEPpd@T -H25 Commerce ss5eess
80 rTERsoy E II;m It ne me Al SNIP
s "A IhhSoN, m, nIster, row loading at Jack
on %ar VI i?lGw the and have quick despatch
;.,. }, HOOPER / co,
= F05 TSi1islslT ~ P9l-I9s, Gay street
dr. fUit Ut ' EkPOoL.-Ihe 4 clipper ship
ssOMUS; ). wallace, master. TOW aiding at Ramscy's
aac Gspac Far banee Of cSht dSg nf % Tgs
'n ;a gSffa' OF or,r,o~of,iJ n, H;o,oPIR CO.,
F57p ,TTTDT33tST Da5,e1"s' gay sstest
sszszs NJ AIRY McNEAR McNear, master now leading at
dispatch above port G For et appy 5 to and have
49,, F0ARD & R0GERs,
32.-0 Is Bowly,s wharf
snip BRETfRnATEI Hnf R s8-g ns.tag
Wi have e9Gk DESPATCH for the above pq For freight
81 FOR TTVFPP00I- mr. c. -
80 B Bd,tPd gaoraERs Pc,erson ma ter having
despach For baIancs II eg@seG WI! msd with quick
d29tf Commercial Building Cav STREET |
- FOR LIVERPOOL--Tbe Al connor ga
$50 75sAf p 6 sir j q BRooKIASr Capain
apply to capain q on Board Or Or passage
JOHN HENDERSON go
a24Ir corner Pratt and Commerce SITS
ss@E FOk BUENOS AYRES DIRECT.-Thc !
iSs Al sailing bark JOHN C bruno Capt j. r.
ti64s sPpg S ia:
e=t-22S- No. % South Gay street
yID STEWART Capt Prcntf1s han, snip iap.d Ia
sv o. gf cargo fmGagsd vii have quick dispatch for The
a,o,e '''-'- 's'f + L. a. BRA e 4 CO.
80 FOR RREWFI To 3 - ana Gleal side
So ~ HfyPTPG En- ne Al Oidenburg bark
P PaGiR t To- the above port For @ pa says
d!s # i street 8G4 ana chsa SS
t rG IN. Ii yEKPOOL-The fine AL Balti.
ter now Ioo dun snip NJ Thomas Skinner
I aFssr potion Of her engaged viii have qacE s
osn '''',' u ''''S'' apply Fo&RD I ROGERS,
5s FOR LIVERP0OT---5TEet i7s -, ~
SsaoCE4N rRAVFi ittft y bn-5 me me SNIP
have dispacR For eg TlA 65 529TS the SHY ana viii
diff FoAl'P IS : R RoGER $s},r
| f. FOR TTVFPp00T IT. G Z, :, -.
now oadi6g at Con J0aH ChAkk Ietourpan master
TRAVELLERS and WiiihsSe GsSaS s 5 GG a9SIy
dl.:t '0AIi Is So& &iRs'H EGasrr
$50 ,,,; T0R RICHMOND .DiRECT-TO SAIL
TNT C56t vi packet schooner EMMA
ing and Vii sail 81 jar h TiEs The set 9oner is ow load
9 ~ " SAL Cd "'oNe' foi terms OF freight apply TO
.a!-tr as s555SH VIA Wharf.
| s2[.-5s >-CrS-H oCO'-Iue Al snip
~ 80 ~ VIII sail from this port 18th instant
| aSt VIA ,NeW ! ork.
Freight VIII be taken hoard here at New York tas
AP EhE9 10 MORRILL, Y RANDALL,
Ia FOR CqAPTEgTf77 q r -@ a3755 I 9G,;
SsTsE r5 SrTo ~ NE w, C.-IHE NJ Ek-
FE II D 4 w IT,, "a r ~ Sail NhEkLY-.fN 4
Nm me regular packet clipper schooner MARY.
p zap; J9hn Holt having large portion OF her
nasSage arn ", WI" s''i II u e" days for freight
| p@SS"se Apply 10 CHARLES pENpEEGAST,
81 Ali charges paid on goods sorn1' 81 smiths IN, wharf
os sent to my address will be forwarded HARIIsToN
! y p Ro oSSihinlIsSsoI n;,,
each I1 f Ipp WIN please selG Gupcata rtcejrs with
~ Wss spS u u s3 y brrsoDrr r., C.P.
HeSsIE ~ + III SSEI.l co, Agents in Charleston in
.zzzz5s5 FOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE WER
-, - " fiANfST LlNE-To SAIL WEEKLY.-IV 4
SEEING Capt Miller avng aTs crti1 a f seSope
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Jan. l5-At
Phillips drove yard 15GS head of cattle disposed
of at from to on perlb. rs were sold at pr
ces ranging S25 $50 per head 5000 sheep brought
from to 5S cts per ID gross weight $3.50 hogs real
lied 81 to SIS 25 per cwt The sale of hogs
Imhohs Union Drove Yard amounted to 420 head at
S675 to S. per 100 lbs. net.
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WILMINGTON MARKET Jan. I4-Turpentine has
advanced 4G5 cts. per bb with sales this morning of
1850 bbs at $2lO for yellow dip sl6S for Virgin and
81 10 for hard $50 lbs. No sales in Rosin Spirits
Turpentine or Tar Cotton-Further sales Saturday
of IS bales at II cts. per lb.
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1 A PERLE CHAMPAGNR

- rms celebrated Wine is highly sparkling narGctI
any Wire IN the ARericGn married. III iGdh'y ~
RURiS Cabinet CHA NPAGNF- particrIo. o.,-, =,
Is invited TO its qualities and superioT;fv @
dinner Wine OF unriyaed merit Its beautiful as
sTia.st 10 ne the natural product OF tie grape ~ s
IASTlCULAh NoTIcE.-The undersigned being sryara tt
y ea;pe9or3 are spreading the report that the wiz
tI ulef the name OF Rubis is arcally colcred Do
Heaeoy pa the sum OF TEN THOUSAND Doll any -
sceISs VINO could IN any public experimen aioT ~
ehlns else hnt thepure juice of the grape 1e o@H5
80 j. GoEBa Co
For sale wholesale by ~ sur "1'ne' france.
nI7-tr i'i1F"o Ii. Ii kRS 4 BRO,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-16

New YORK, Jan, l5.-Cottou has declining tendency
sales of 2SG0 bales at Hd122 cts Flour is depress
edsales of 10000 bbS at decline of cts State IS 81
G535; Ohio S. 7OG $751; Southern SIS S566Io Wheat is
dulisaes of 4lO0O bushels at decline of 1c Chicago
spring Sl22H, Milwaukee club 12s(G1 80 red Western
$l37 white s. So Corn has declining tendency-saes
at decline of lc mixed 70G7lA cts. Pork is dull
mess 81 %; prime $l312H Lard is dull at 9A0IOT
cts Whisky is lower at 10 cts Sugar is dull Coffee
is steadya ll(G2H cts Moasses is unchanged Naval
stores are firm but quiet Rice is unsettled at %94K
cts. SS'-
PHILADELPHIA, jan 15.-Flour is firm at S. so
Wheat is frm-saeS of coo bushels white 81 4OGll So
red 81 3OG1 35. Corn is also firm with sales of 5000
bushels at II cts for old and 65 cts for new yellow
PROVISIONS closed generally with advancing tendency
mess Sl75eqlS. Whiskey closed firm at 19 cts
CHICAGO, JAM l4.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm and de-
cned Ct per bushe sales 23 900 bushels at so cts for
No and 70 cts. for No 2, in store. Corn firm Oats
quiet Receipts-35OO bbls. -four COO bushels wheat
$4,000 do. corn. Sight exchange on New York per
cent. premium.
Weearn from the Pittsburg Post Of the 18th inst that
very important decision of the Supreme Court Penn
syvania was delivered by Judge Woodward in city
last week by which is decided that in suits brought
upon railroad bonds the plaintiff only recover inter
for hich tba ~