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BOOTS.
$50 REWARD.

Nj ron John Tate vas taken from tho noghbor.
A'Ahood Of Bowling Green Ky, by tho Texas
hangers on the l2th day OF February, 1862 an d car
tI'd south, lie ~ about rs years o,d, bright tnuiat
TO color, lace trrck ed, aboat feet Inches high
ralutr spare buit, has soar gu his side fom o sCali
ahd a'o ON on' Of his legs from dog bite will rive
the above reward for his liberation or II returned TO
nus mono and pay all expenses attending tho same
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, tenn. July 10, 1862, negro
~ man, who says his name Is DuNMORE, ana be-
ohgs to Jesse Martin, Of Marshall County Tenn. age
about 20 YEAR feet inches high color b ack
hand Indicates hard labor
The owner 10 requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
porty, a. d pay charges, AS tao law III ects
J NJ. HINTON
luly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of n. c.
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5aashrillE Anipu.
$. @. MERCER, Editor.


Our correspondents must allow US to
take our own time for reading their com
munieations. We have no time to be
read to. tits literally impossible.
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GOOD MONEY REOUIRED.
To ali the military Departments In
the District of tho 0hEo

y ANp AFTER THE let DAY or JULY 1862
Owil open an Office At lhe n Cloud otri In Nash
N",eI i'nh'pser and one On Man street, opposite
tue "ault llous Lousvlc, Ky. for an trunsaCtiop.
,' he'I ln tus department fr three months from
July lst 1862 CHARi is KAHN II "
Beef Contractor Tor the District OF ohio
b-ltlghost Market prCo paid Tor good cattle
juyl--u
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HEADQUARTERS U. 8. Forces, !
NASHVILLE, July 70, 1925
special orders, No. So.


III All soldiers, except Orderlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
CITY, hereafter found in the City of Nash
willie without a pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon of Hos
pital, will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 81
o'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as soldier without pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them to be such.
". All non commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed prina facis, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
to await trial and punishment
By order,
Col. JOHN +. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
L. Rowland,
A. D. G. & A. A. G.
July 27-lw.
headquarters OF first Regiment of
Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry.
July 20, 1862.
All officers recruiting for this service
will report TO me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol Those
desiring to enlist will apply at either of
those places
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government.
By order Of Col w. B STOKES.
C. D. BRlEN, A, r. Q. M.
july20-tf.
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Established for tho benefit Of strangers coming to
St Louis Ia search OF
SICK OR WOUNDED



20 the Army lntell g5uce Office aud obtain reli.
able information OF any soldier that en-,
listed Ia the states Of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, lore, hficlgin Wiscon.
SIN, Mbno'oh, Ko,noiy and Missouri.
CoBR-Cr INTELLlGEyCE WILL BIZ GIVEN OF
- any soldier from the above states whether
sICE, WouNpEn, KILLED, on 1AEEN PRrsoNER, aud
in what battles lac may have been engaged aud
where his regiment Is stationed
informant ON wal! also be ven Of the condition OF
a. sick or wuuu cd soldier / st. Louis h. uizviI e,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Huspitai
IN the Western department and where those kIl ed
In battle, or have died from their wounds are burr
edi aud where Those takcl prisoners are con.
fined
This Is the only Army Intelligence OGlco In the
Department Of the Mississippi or Wostorn ucpart.
ment,-and information OF soldiers from any of the
above states can be given at any time by calling or
writing 70 the Army Intelligence Ohce
re sons writing will please give the name Of the
soldier what state he on stod M amt the number OF
his reg ment. 'hnrges for any Wind ofM " lntelli.
grnce viii De Two DOLLARS, and any person " ritug
viii please enclose tho amount M order to secure
attention to their inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence ONCE st. Louis, NO.,
III care I. y. loN 1913. May as, lsb--ly
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NO'TACE.

WE NfAT ANNUAL NETTING OF THE Stock
holdefs OF the j. 4 A. X. r. Co. will take Mac.
AZ the ohoc VI tho Company IN Franklin on Tho arst
tuesday -0eing She 9th day OF August 1902
uue G5--M.
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$50 REWARD,

RANANAH from the subscriber, 2 miles nom
I""pah"h, wilson county, rruuciso, on the 9th
lust, negro man named Alfred, about 30 yrsr, -,
aye uHuk spare male aud rather delicate appear
ahoe, Weighs about TAO pounds. lie liz CARPENTER bvs
u'ue nu VIII doubtless try 10 make into tho fedcfat
lines, an pass himself ns a frca man A., can ,gr,t,
nas7ahIr hand will give the abvo reward for
ha apprehension 20 can gct him.
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Committed to Jail


TROM ONE OF lido Ions OF The sUBCRBER. A
II Grey Jack. ny one one returning the animal or
giving iuiur nation 0f tlf same viii b, suitably TowaT
dcd
Il. c. SCOyAI q North Summer H.
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S25 REWARDl

ETOLEN, from uULnFBRAND, Jowcler, on IN.
- i0u street, one PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH mauuhCtur by Jno. Johnston, liv.
srp0a. The Watch D. o' small size, with white dial,
engraved uu tho iusi 70 GEO ". hAsEFH, from hH
Ethgr lu tuo year 1885, On Che Cutsiar engraved
t,u1RaCr HANMtRH The above Reward M II Do paid
Tor ANY Information that may lead 60 She reuorery of
thc property n IA HAMMER
Iuurh-tI
Loui.vne IourUaI please copy to Che amt or83
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Wanted to Rent.
RYE ELOuR-

E6 BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR. on
OC hand aud for sale at the Broadway NJ h.
Iuheo d. u. DiCKEY, Agent.
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,,o. ,bo ,oost consnicuous example of the exceed.
ipgly sbadowy and indefinite ideas entettained as VI
he mission of the college. Law religion, ana fci'
ence, were al umbled together; yet There was no
one study which was not taugn', npo ',;'',;'nyy
he ter taught, in any one oil our institution
which have unworthy departments a'thcheo.
except tie instruction IN the practical manageueh'
Of the farm Which never eXl-ted except III tNe"ry
n the principles Of veterinary pfac ICE Wnon meIe
lever ianpbt and in the lis ory of agricultural hier
stute, Which branch of general literature bas 70 'a'
never Leen recognized Ivy any o. our ooifees
Among the studies We're rhetoric, logic, ana l,,ei
lee nal and moral philo.ophy. Tie idea OF making
the in ttution manual labor school whs gwen up
doubtless Of necessity. But there never was any
real instruction in the msnag- nent Of n FARMER, o,
the details OF farm life. Indeed, ii Ia very douolu
wheh any student previously ignorant eoniu ,e'
as the result Of bis year training tie Gl'ciehee oe
tween "A field Of wheit or II field OF barry, ou''
door Labor was In fIct confined 10 pacti,dl N'iB vi
the gra-s, t. rowing on Seneca Lake, and TO uhdef
going niliary drill.
Toe general impression prevailing IN this Vieili'y
-aud sie,iily among those who nave 'ohliipu'eo
mort LARGELY TO the founding of tie ins'l niioi-i'
that II is complete failure, the more ifreVereh'
going so far as 10 say that the idea 10 COM 't
humbug. II NAV be Unfair 10 judge thus quickly Oh
IN enrerpiie which has been planned "iNoa'
knowledge and carried on withou. common sehse'
and which has never yet been able 10 oash even TIE
meag- interest of mise rable endowment to meet
unavoidable eXl eBses. Bat certainly before more
money is wasted on this OF any other sgrieuitnrhl
school, some practical plan, some satisfactory sysiem
-hould be demanded from the benevolent pLlioso'
Pliers and Ci,vIlanti farmers WHO orisIale iAsse
enterprises.
Stil as matiers now sand, the State mrst do
-onelbing soon or be eeched indefinitely III Tie Ia
ture There il large farm, aud upon II Is erected
line building 10 lboIouehly engow tie i'''iHlio d,
you'll requi,e ar expenditure which newer oo1At TO
he made upon any experiment, aud above aii III I
time like lois There Is proposi ion very favor
ATTY enteri med by some, 10 turn the Institution INTO
/ s!ate military school, ii one such is thought TO be
needed aud such academy might soon be made 't'I-
.usiaiiiy TIE monsirous anomaly of pay nga man
Tor receiving hi edccatIon sbou be given up' |
state he simple fact Wien ray mat The 'atnrf' OF
Ills region are not ouy dissatisfied but Gifgulted
With tie whole undert king, AID provi led they
could re, their money b.ce, would gladly see the
institution six feet under ground.
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THURSDAY, Jan. l6-f. NJ.

There vas an nctive Stock market AT the First
Board and at the opening the quotations were well
sustained. As the call proceeded however, there
were realizing sales TO considerable amount hy par
ties WHO looked upon the sdvices from Washington,
in regard 10 the financial programme of the secre
tary. a. unfavorable, and the market nssuned s
hehyy appearance. The bulk Of the dealings war
quite large, and the market took the quantity OF
stock thrown upon il with iess decline than eouid
have been anticipated. AT the Second Board 'here
VIVA fair amount of transactions, but the market
,bou4d a further decline Of | TO y cent, and was
very irregular. At the lower prices new buyers
came forward, and the quotations. were Ia some caSe'
6rmer. Government securities were very hea'y
nnder tie wet blanket Of the bank financial tchene'
and tina sixes Of 1881 sOld at % against 9li Ia the
morning. This decline III Government securities ~
,be verdict Of the shrcwd capitalists OF New'io rA
against the hybrid programme put forth "s ai'i,e'
by the Secretary of the Treasury which gives MN
an Issue Of twenty millions OF currency 10 meet
floating debt OF eighty millions. We cannot oe''oNo
that Mr. Chase has assented TO any ouch hiI'"h'
mea,ure At tue close in tbe street there waS Vei!
bue doing, and the quotations were not mn'erl"'iy
I he.r.,t from tbose of ia. Second Board Erie snd
Central were the only stocks operated In 10 any
extent. At 3! O'Clock 'he quotations were
limited States U.s. registered, ISL ""'V'
limited States e. coupon. 1881, o1 @'"'
United States Sc, -, coupon, SOl a soii ien'fee
State c. l3l "A; Virginia state e. 20 1oi; Missouri
State e.. 4!ai2l; Delaware aud Hudson Cala'
Conpsny. 80; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., "'
/ ag7i. Nev.York Central Railroad, s2i Ge2t; Ene
Railroad, 81. 035i Erie Railroad frtieri'd' % q
"a. Hudson River Railroad, 1911 @39ii Harlem ha'''
road l2iaI3; Harlem Railroad Pieierreu'
aIa3l!; Reading Railroad, %ie3'ii Mi'n''
Gan Central Railroad, 52la5@i Michigan
sou,bern and Northern Indiana Railroad "i0
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana GuAra"oeu'
IuaiIi; Panama Railroad Co., li2@ii'i ,i'no''
C,n,rnI Railroad, 90, 062I; Gslena and on'As'
.ilrosd. G8I a. sI; Cleveland and Toledo h''lioaa
HIQ3,; Chicago and Rock Island haiiro"" ,' -,
81; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy Railroad WI
a6Il. Illinois Central rs, 9Ol al.
The foreign bill market is heavy ana du'i J" ''"
no,hv with the decline in gold The transm''1io" o.
balance. belonging to foreign houses and The ron''',
,ance Of dividends, &c, have caused some 'e"a"D
"a, hills but there il reason 70 believe 'i,'.
hs. been any regular commercial demand W. -
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From EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SAXONIA.

The Hamburg steamship Saxonia, Capt Ehle's'
arrived on Thursday morning from Hamburg direct
a, tle 10Th December She brings GO bales OF cot
ton aud two complete batteries consisting Oh BIN,
teen guns and sixteen ammunition wagons aiu
equipments complete, purchased from the AuS'r'sh
Government beside AN immense freight oil meien'i''
disc generally.
Rv the saxonia We have received files OF Hamburg
napers 20 the 2sth December, but 10 Engnsh papers
the Saxonia having passed Southampton with' VI
.top,iug for mails, on account oil having arms U"
boa d for our Government
The Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs has made
nubc a Diplomatic circular. in which he sets iof'h
rsasons why Spain has suspended diplomatic inter
course with the Government of Victor Emanuel.
The landing OF the Spanish MaIsnai oeirnho a.
Vera Cruz had become known, ana the itct tuat ne
did not whit for the cooperation OF the l'risn aio
French was excused the score that lie hau ho'
been informed OF the signing Of the Mexican Soh'
yeption at London; but this WAS Thought lame
excuse. ~ .fo o
The Infant Dom Joao Duke Of Beja. before pro,
nounced Ill of typhus, was worse, ana hiu fe'e'e'
extreme JUNCTION. ILL.,. to- tho com.
no wear is published and gives the es'iI,a'eu OK,
an.. for the wear al ten millions scudl-aoou' VIC
ams number OF dollars. Ii is intended 10 'iia', ,
AN amy of ten thousand men. which, Tor P9pui'-
ton of 500. 900, makes the Pope coinPHf"'''' WV
most warlike prince in Cbris'endo,. ., varn;,g
ino 49,, Of an article BY ST. Marc Glrardih,
Jrected rot against the Emperor, Du' against ue
ultra Imperallss. ;. ~ h. received in the
Roman Catholic Church. A.. u..., co..
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change which would authorize the prices at which
it has been held. Sterling is ll0d ll2l, with sales
of sight bills of leading bankers at ll3.
Freights are somewhat heavy under the influence
of limited ofIenngs To Liverpool, the engagements
are 900 bbs Flour, per neutral vessels, az fs 80
600 boxes Cheese at 40s.; 200 pkes. Bacon, and
200 do. Lard at 3js ISIS Cd; 100 bbls Petroleum
Oil at s.. 3D.. and per steamer 100 rkins Butter at
65s. To London, l. 600 boxes Cheese at 40s; Is
bbls. Oil Meal at 81. Cd. To Glasgow, $50 bbl-.
Flour at e., per neutral ships.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$3j6,322 So; for Customs, sl5iCO0 on account
Of Loan, $32,72i 60; Payments, 81 O73,j26 6i-
including redeemed G p cent notes; Balance,
81, 10, 456 90.
The Sub.Treasnry received three millions and a
half OF 100 y cent Treasury Notes from Washing
ton to-day, making 81, 900 in two days, to DO
banded over TO Tie banks. The engravers are now
forwarding Washington about 100000 per day Of
demand notes, and a million and a half of 7.3O 3
cent notes. The National Bank-Note Company will
have forwarded the entire fifty millions Of The 4
cent stock and bonds by the Doth int. The executed
stock it now being received from Washington by
Mr. Cisco
The Saxonia brought from Hamburg, on freight
90 bales OF cotton
The premium on gold shows no change to-day. At
,hc Board it sold at 1927, ana tie street rate IA lC2a
1927, The demand is Moderate, and probably no
'arge amount coud be cold even at 1872. The Cali
ioFnia ariya supplied most OF the legitimate demand
TIC ad,i,es FROM Washington that the Secretary
lad agrced TO Issue 30 = cent Treasury Notes to
contractors, although not generally believed bad an
uulayorable effect uron the market for these Notes
which Yesterday stood at about par. To-day large
lots were put on the market and sold Ut q y cent
discount. II they are 70 be paid ont to ruDlc cred
iois WHO ERE VIGOROUSLY the most needy cas OF the
community, they will come upon Wal streetforsaein
blocks to AN extent beyond ia absorbing power, and
viii probably fall To 10 q cent dscoaat, being in-
ini'ely less available parties needing money than
the demand Notes Of the Government, even when
thcse Notes are not redeenable.
The Milwaukee aud Prarie du Chen Rallroad
ii. -,
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

ANEW ARMY ISvEsrIos.-Mr. A. o. Crane OF
Hoboken has invented a combination Of tent, boat,
and bridge. TIE boat is tat-bottomed win open
framework sides and ends attached to the bottom by
hinges and is covered by waterproof sail coth. IL
i 40 arranged that it may be completely folded up
for trans orarion in wagons, and 10 this shape win
four oars and equal number OF tent poles e'oseo
It's dimensions are Il feet long, 3ies inches VICE.
and 81 inches thick weighing 100 pounds.
A tent, the folded boat forms ther root, resting on
four poles. and the canvas is thrown over the '0p
and euyed 10 stakes in the ground, 60 as to make
ron, ~ Oval share. Its strength is such that ham
moeks may be suspended FROM the top. When used
as bridge it is designed to place sufficient number
Of Them abreast to span the stream, and then by
covering them with plauks in the proper position
.ecure sufficient strength to bear the heaviest ord
nance. boat of the dimensions above'gven viii
sustain about | tuns.
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rlownan has little flag at hand to signal the ensi
neer to stop, 20 ahead, or slack.
AMOUNT AND COST OF WORK.


AMOUNT AND COST OF WORK.
With a gang of four plows Fowler plo~sa TINE
over an acre an hour-an actual measure ment snow
Ing that land of ,0i6 feet in length ana - Ieel
broad was plowed 10 half an hour, or Hoou. 4V'
square feet more than an acre IN the "no'e no.''
The enuine was in position at the beginning oil 'ui7
trial and shifted once during the half hour In ten
,yorli,c bonrs. then. l2-hone-power engine, con-
sr,n;,,, lsIf y tun of coal and employing two men
and three boys, draws fourfurrow piow thfonsn
ac,s Of ground allowing the extra acre or 30 Tor
stoo,aoes shifts, &c. With siX-.uIrow pow hf'
49,, acres would be done at little extra cost. Allow
I'M, G,r the wages of two men and three boys the
f,el consumed, interest and tear, and al otner
cxponses. the Judges OF the Il )ya Agricultural So
ciety. estimate the cost Of blowing per acre;
Ia licht land ...........................tl 20
In heavy lsnd.. ................'..'.'''''''' -
A. the same time they say that the light land could
not have been ploweo by horsepower Tor les tlan
81 nor the heavy land for le:s than about u per
acre.
Mr.. Il. w. Eddson, who represents Mr. Fowler
interests in this country, had at tie time OF our visit
pon ed about thirty IN ore field to an average
depth Of eight incles. At whateverrate the machine
blows il en- conliuue its work week in aud week out
without sopping every few minutes to get up steam,
ar rerair damages. We should be glad if we could
sey rs much for Others we have seen in this coun-
Try anG abroad,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Our.DooR spoRTs.-The Washington Club Asso-
citation, under whose auspices the skatiog-Pond on
Filth avenue, which has afforded 80 much amuse-
ment to orr citizens this Winter WAS established,
encouraged by the success which GAS thus far
attended their efforts, contemplate TIE purchase OF
three blocks OF ground bounced by Third and Sixth
streets and Fourth ana Fifth avenues, for the pur-
pose of improving the same for Summer and Winner
,pors, Including skating in Winter, sailing and ball.
playing in Summer
The proposed plan is to have a fresh water lake
of sufficient extent for sailing purposes, and bali
ground large enough to accommodate two or three
climbs A. one time. There are also TO be build
ings for billiard tables and bowling alleys, exclu.
syeIy for ladies. The estimated expense Is $9oooo'
to be raised by $40 shares.
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Suspcnsiou Of specie Payment OS
the Ohio Banks.

CLsvHlAND, ThuTsuay' SS' TT
The Legislature Of Ohio to-day pssSed ~ ~
,horizing the suspension OF specie payments " w.
banks Of this State.
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The Gas COMPANY Dock rs THE EAST kIvER'-
A case. involving a principle Of great importance 70
he commercial interests of Brookiyn, was brougnt
before tie ngs Couoty Circuit Court yesterday In
The suit of Mr. p. s. Wetmore against the Brooklyn
CITY Gas Light Company. TIE Company built a
dock near their gas works in the vicinity Of Little
Dock rect which extends inio the river some uis-
lance beyond low water mark. The plaintiff, WHO
,artie on an extensive storage business, desired W
land cargoes at the Gas CompaDy's dock, winch the
Comrany refused TO allow, aud this action was
lar night 10 recover DANA yes for the iulury sustained
bv heir refusal and to test the law applicable 70 the
matter. II
Jt i. held that the land beyond low-water marx
ieionrs TO the State, which may grant TO riparian
ovne III the privilege of filing IN aud constructing
docks To q certain established liue; but that me
Eat River i free bighway, To wicn thefe snouio
no fr,e access and whoever builds &C, AZ lnto tue
ryer holds the properly subject 10 the NJ dt VI way Vi
the public They may charge Wharfage, but cannot
eveln1e those who d-sirc to i,nG, anh thus rrSat-
/ r,sreut blockade. hi. is tie ground taken oy
Inc nI,iutif A similar case &c the present is low
hstnre the General Term that the principles ii'
volved ara. i'm lair way of being authoriNey at
Mi; ,t,d In view of which fact Jar0r III this sun
vas withdrawn, the parties consenting 10 swan .ue
d,.,ison of she General Term, which VIII detesmhe
the rights of Mr.. Welmore III eommon WIN AL in-
ierested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17

Tyr FIRST STEPS TO CRIsE.-Four Juveniles,
- 20 70 wears Of taken before Recorder Martin
dale Of jersey Guy yesterday h.sius been arrested 90
cion of brns the parties who have entered fuohc oeno'
~ ON s,yer occasions and stolen toerefom books ana
Money they found seceted In the register III 'he o
meot One the LAOS admitted that they had
hotts of gin which they drank for the purpose 81 go
iue drunk sud they cra~ led into the real pa o W.
esi.ter for purpose OF warming themselves i ~
vsr. adm Lished of what continuance OF h,' -, h.
bring them to- Of them we're diseh~ geo. sn
rim gesder committed TO prison.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Ian 1s7OOo bbls Flour. 100 bbls Corn Meal $50 bo'
WHISKY 800 psss Provisions OoO kegs Lard '''o p'e''7'
JS 1910 III bbls Flour GEO Dbl. Corn Meal loo Aex
LNd SEQ bols. WHISKY, 80. Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17
THE AJ5osy Journal Of last evening says:

We snd that the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund
Yesterday passed resolution redeem at the Manhattan
Company New orb portion oi he tgoOV cana so' r.
on the ~ dav Of January next and pay
exceeding ouhs Of p cen, premium and accrued inter
cs or al the stock peseutrl tor redemption IreVors 70
Inc h iay o. January instant snd not exceeding three
egihs y one . cpl pTemsm and accrued interest fo ~
zen sock 1ay be p'eeaed 0r PAYMENT between the Nh
day f January asan sud The 18th day 4 February next md
rter o one cant premium and accrued interest fo'
suri stock reimbursed between the 18th day OF February
ID IA. dsy Of Parties wishing TO dspose %
cir 80 q o. the eboye DO by iorwudiDg ID,
uie to 4 " luhatai Company We understand It ls no
Intended ia their redemption shs be made IN CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-17

TIE NEwrowy RAILRoAD.-The connecting linke
alony the line Of TIL. road, upon which work haa
been suspended in consequence OF injuncnons, are
now about completed AID yesterday the tracks were
cleared of ice preparatory 10 making ia trip over
the route.