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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

J.H Blood. BsQ.-Des. Sir: have been for sev-
ora years afflicted with chronic rheumatism broug
On f. m expOure in my business a. q boatman.
tired many remedies but the disease gradually grew
worse, uEtl / nearly loet tie use Of my limbs.
Upon my return TO st. Louis, sh1It time since,
could hardly walk, and was suffering much pain
heard OF your Lals mand Rheumatic SpeciGc and
Immediately commenced using II. / have taken
four bot les and am now bettr. / an imp owing
all the time aud have no doubt will shortly be able
to attend 10 my business as utual
WIN. L. HO} KINS,
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: L0uis, April % 1868
Mr. LSitch-Dear Sir have been great ,rfgprci
from Rheumatism, ant have tried vsrious me Gin 60
without Oh ain'ng any relief l was recommended
TO ry your Rheumatism, (lOut and Neuralgia Eps.
enc hchl ia and am pleased . state O. you that
1t afforded NE immediate and puma cft relisr.
A. HAM
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Parcel No will be Told On Thursday tho l4th
OAy os Jaruuy, 1904 at the ssnn hour and plnca as
ebovo Noticed, 'HgODORM Wii.IlAAh,
ALEX NJ. CAMPRU.
EXECUTORS Of tho last viii III Barrahas Campsu.
Detroit Nov dth. 1858. rows oawtd llbS
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CrArr, Or MICHIGAN County N

GTATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF
- Wayne es.--At n session OF the Probate Cours
ior the county Of Wayne, holden az the Probate Or
Gee ~ the city of Dcrot on saturday me s,ih day
ol November. 10 the year ono thousand eight hum
bred and sixty three Present, VIM. i, ferkoB.
Judge Of Probate In tho matter OF tho estate OF
AGAR CLARK, deceased.
On reading ana filing IN petition dnT verified, OF
y Boihu. Duncd, one 81 The executors of q G ast
will srd toe'smeAl 81 said dccea'cd, praying that
the 9Th adnAetrftlon .cccunt 0t sud executors
may na exnmnsd snd allowedt Thereup0n Il II Or
dfrsd, That Tuesday, The 2d dag Of pecon CT next
a. O'Clock IA the forenoon, 20 assigned Tor tho
hearing of sad petition, and that the dcyisccs aud
helm ~ law of said deceased, end all other per-
sons intorc ted In pGi cetate required 10 appear
al n session Of rad Court then b. be holden NJ thu
Probate Oflce, Ia the city OF Detroit and show
-aus, II any ther, be, WY tho prayer Of the Teti-
lin r fhOnd not bc granted; And n II further or
dtrcd, TINT said petitioner give lice 10 tho pcreons
interested in said ortntc of IN tendency Cf eaid 20
titiOn, and The hearing hero by crufi g copy
this order 70 be published ia tno Doroit Daily Adj
vertisor a. Trhutc, newe or printed and cir u
sing IN said con ty OF 4yne, FOR tbIoe successive
weeks previous 70 said day OF hearing.
WIN l.. XERKES, Judge Of Probate.
A true copyt j II. KApLK, Register.
p,vQQ oayygU 1SgA
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COM HEROEAE.
produce naayss,.

ovyTap " DAr.v kpVs2y;-.l = rauvpEl
D-rsOTr, Dec. 81 Y NJ. 4
The receipts Of 1lur, grain and dressed hogs
yesterday were % follows;
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a BAA LEiEUss COMPILATION, free
IN from ian, Pinpea and KreckIoe. msy sssiy
10 procured by using she - dalm o. Iboueano Flow
ersp Fer shaving it II Unsurpassed II b comp SOD
OF palu oil, honey, aug other valuable articles, high
II perfupqd by ta own ingredients, and when Used
flr waglSyg.. n'ybt and morning, renders the ski
soft any sste- sad fee rUm beciS1. FEicc % cts
For ealsby FAIirAND, SEAI.HY e co, and eli
ofrggisls Ru2s eodsa kthp 5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

~ UARDiAN SALE-In the matter OF
~ The estate Ci Ammo Armftrong, James Arm
u.ofg John Armstrong and hawNd w Armstrrng,
tue OF lioen.e and authority granted 10 me
10y TIE jacge q Probate IN ana for the
county o. Wayne aud state Of Michigan. /
VII s'l e. the highest bidder, ut public auo-
Comfy couu Holse IA the city OF Detroit. Ia eaid
cOnnty. On Wcdrcsday, The tixlh day oi Jannary.
A. d. 1854. A. 10 O'Clock ~ an the right, titu end
iatogcdt of saii rinor IN ard 90 The hOlso improve.
mcni1 and lo.se OF lot number Ave, IN block num-
Der my hour, On tha CaSi farm IN the city of Do
tIOit MaYLo county auo State o. Michigan
JOHN hROW, Gnagcisn.
Nclrn!t Nov 30 lf6a novq4 oa,yav, ie1n
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LEcAL NoricEs--

4 NNaNCEkl sALE-By virtue OF de-
Y e eta. crecr 4csse end entered IN The Cvrcui.
,unf. % he lrii 9 Slaiks Ton the D.sftr of Nirhi
V't ma me cause herein Theodore Baysud n tom
Agh@, his vie arc defendants, IN ~ ael nj Ruhh-
spcirnl ~ ire outer door OF the Wayne County
G. AT House, IA the CITY OF Detroit state Of hichl
u- % 10 eevcntecn,h day Of December, 1868, AZ
~ 'cNcs IN the forenoon, al that cortAin ptoa on
parcel ~ LAID stuaie IN the city OF Detroit county
Wayne ana s.ate OF Michigan, known and dsfctibod
AZ ioi nnmbcr eightyCne-St -eccticn eight -
coruer Of state ana RoriAnd reefs IN eald citv.
fc.hcs WITH the lcrecltameni sni appurinnancos
tLe1cdnto belonging or IN any N.i,s apTurinluing.
0kC. -. EuI.
Gaelcr IN Che ,yofeaIc Court.
lNrcs- a SWIFT, COuplalag B.. tolicitor
atct NOV. 81. lSal no.t OsvvfH ffea
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ClTAIM "a MIOHIaAN. COuNTY or

CSTA1E OK MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF
~ Wayne, ss.--At a pcssion Of the Probate Court
for tho county OF Wayne holden at tho Probate Office
in the city Of Detroit on satSfday, the 25h day o.
November 10 the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty three Present. VIM. j. ycrkee, Judge OF
Probate In the matter OF the eetate OF WILLIAM
WOODBR DgE, doceascd.
On roadiag and Ming The n nj al Illustration 40.
count Of Dndcy 3. Woodbridge, one o. The ad piuis
tr ttrs OF tho eatate OF said decreased which no
prapE may be examined and allowed Therettpon
4 "a OFit. T,d, That Tuesday, the 2ed day OF De
cefnhcr next a. O'Clock In tho forenoon,
he assigned Tor tho hearing Of sad petition,
aud That the heirs at law Uf said docoa4ed and
81 other persons Interested IN 1aid estate, required
N appear at a essaon Of said Coart, then 10 be hold
en ~ the Probate Onlco, in tho city OF Detroit ard
snow cause, II any there be, why The prayer Of tho
petitioner ek0nld not be gcanied. And II w further
ordered. that eaid petitioner give notice 10 the per-
One Interested la said elatc OF the tendency OF said
petition, and the herring thurcOL by causing copy
ofthls order 70 be pUnhshcd In the Detroit Daily
Advertiser aud Tribune. newspaper printed ana
circulating ia Eaid county Of Wayne, for three sue
CO slvo weeks previous 10 said day Of hearing.
VIM. p. YFRKRs, Judge Of Probate.
A trre copyt J. II. KAFLK, Register.
pnyla 1HIy1vy III
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PRE- JARED BY

A L NDER LEITCH,
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HIGRY Ia ETEARN

wholesale Druggists, Agents flr d troit
Por sale by Druggists generally. Pfce ONE
DOLLAR : er bottle cecT eOdet 1859
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There is but little doing in tbs boot ard shoe
market Just now, either In the way OF trade or
manufactures, rs the high prices of stock will
not warrant any accumulation OF goods N cd.
vance OF the demand. JObbcrs have sold close
up, at q handsome profit and there are no
sotcks left TO crowd down the market during
the intermission of trade.
The leather mstket Is quiet, with no quota
bic change In prices. There 10 no abatement
In the fir;onesa OF heavy and plump sole or
rough upper, but light weights Of the former
ara ehade wesker than last reported. The
tai panic continues, and bat for this aud the
army demand, In view of the depressed state
OF the hide market, consumers might look foI
some cessation.
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y IUuIFf NATtl I IENI,
10 the yslne ard eii 'acy o. your hholnatc Specific
iis use having entirely relieved NE from that Ia
Lre,fing ma ady. L. A, BENOI5T.
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st. TOMS, March a., 1853.
Alex. Ieitch, EsQ-Like msuy OF my profession,
have suffered severely witt RhO1mNsu, ana cOnl q
ct no rert tin tired your pecfc l am happy O.
say thatlts use IL few days restored ne 10 Acath
Signed,
CAPTAIN BALIN, OF Steamer Warsaw.
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ri HEvU iDkP SAL LII the maiter
~ Of the estate a. ELiEA j. ABBOTT, deceased.
notice - hereby giTcr, thal 10y virtue ~ I-ousa and
authority fcg tat pofpo~c granted 70 me 10y the
JUDGE ~ Probate IA aud Tor tao county N " aYne
and etato o. mich gsn, VII u 20 th8 highs.t bid
DOR 20 public auction 10 hc sNId at nc front door OF
the wayne Comfy Court hra-a, g. tho ely OF De
E9t on 1hurdny the tenth oay 400 0i gap,e,n Der,
1883, ~ ten O'clock a. NJ, All the ight title and r.
tert' ~ ssid dccca@ed OF b. or ia the following do
stlboc fact or parcel Of Land Ia the CITY 81 Detroit
aiofeaid, 10 WIS Au tina, pant % private claim
No ~ woodbridge FARM 90 called. arioining tho
westerly Inc of said claim, being 24N feet mont on
the River Road and running thaacc norheriy ths
tg1le width the d'rtlnce Of use fe containing one
and 20 loo arroe ~ Hnc-m0r ct eye rirste M the
ely OF Detroit county e Wayne Grd n ate ~ richi
eu,ovccp. ali tbes heretofore cssvr 60 the hichi.
gan tlrtrai lsllfaad Company, Epa slco-1od In
hbor - iO'o- 7tl and st2 Wayne ioanty rtc0rts,
to watch reference "a hereby made
DAVID COOPER, Executor,
1870 tawSw gHa
tsF- he hove e0lc n hereby POSTPONED untl
ihofrdsy November "a, 1903, No ~ same Time and
place. DAVID CCOrBif executor
g'pii 1c623
Nv Tho esle az the above pr0pcfis Ia further
poetpored io The On d'y 0 Decom el, 1888, al me
novlS 1t DAVID cOOPgR, Exo.utov.
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A DAiNicA ttAAWrs y SALE - In the
n nisitcr oil the cgtaieoi B'mihss Csmpan. de
c-a.gc by virtue snl ga lltsastcc of iserea q
sale hratiug Cate the rtcsy OF Da-omfcr. 1903.
grsnt.d ~ the lion Wm + Nekss. ia 40 oi
Pflh4,c fur tee comfy oi H1sne n the matter oi
me tft l'c Old Bafna frs l-'rlau af ssit roun-
~. tr'.as q, |. J. Smith X lGm Admiislf ftO- OF
sat a.. &C. shall Gle. Iof iae si he f..rt do of
az me Wayne County Copr EOns.. 81 the CITY of
Detroit. on Tuesday. he l9lh Ssy OF January, 1854
20 ven O'Clock A. n, The io1wirg dtfcrihit MOO
cry VIZ; Tao hundsci acrea OF land. hclrg the
mont Fart siirvll' rlA m umhcr hrCc hulditd ard
fistty-Iour (!O fi.u fe IN nf tOsn a Gr,s-e Point
Wayne unly. Ei-h' -an boa ded VA fiOrt by Cot
neTs trick and runRnf haC the jul wild h Of sid
ciaim sum en- cftLc 10 msk0 two hui d d t2oo)
acres.
A.so, all TIT certain rrrcol o. land situate Ia 10
ely O Detroit in tie $ 40 on - chiear. 90 c-lbcd Ne
iyl' we. VIZ; Cummsrc'rg Q s Ioint On tn NJ a
sii' 4 Atwatsr srest hts hv3 fet wet ply OF tho
Wes- lin 81 intersection @ srks rtrc ith Atva
tcr ere @ IN nirg tncnce IN south vcrCrv dUec
Ton 80 ~ sid AIN. az frclJ iwtntf Qr go foot
th'f CO in ruthty Cic-ton twenty 30 (24
tcet, 20 ard formetlr knew az HtrdersOn lasd.
tfcnce nog. Iet q y rayfn 90 loet mOtu ar l1,e.
= ho resr Tie = lnt BE- 10, Lercluarcr toa1ih 4.
theafe along rfi les' Inc i IS n.itrOrY dire tiOl
l eniy ilTr 90 iect - d sake standing bstwcen
tni- land and nat owned ~ john Nc3uir.. "a nc
Ia Ut Cfl7 oirceuol tO ile point OF hfRinuirg
beng no Feetrry .at ~ "a NOS ~ and 90 OF tia
lubtqtien a the Bc. ticf b. .no ~ % cslcd glsl
! No. 50, in e,cu,n . b 'ig tnr -nilo go Get IN
T. mi o. irl,o alley. h1.us Ia vi the ru-uiNisoa
Ci tn Bc'talct properly
l. sMiTH grLLUM
Adminetratog ~ Tie estate ~ J Balabas Csmpau.
SfpHfY ID. SHLrn. Attorney.
Dsir y, Dc 7, 1863, Fco9 C4uGW l4TA
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~. u w JdHuurY 7. ItbJ.
Mr. Lelish-Dear Sir | vas -fllictei With Rheu.
m ism for 10 years. snd could got no perm nee
rglie. vi used your hhenmaii'm, 0out and Men
WIS cOmplL ley ed Il BROWN
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shipments OF Iron ore from mar
quette, for the Week ending Nov.
10, 1868.
Fr IA the Marquette News.
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lN'N'N''''NNA'NI'' - '''''INNH|
~ EDEGAI
I ALLEMAND'S
RHEUMATISM,
G0UT AND NEURALGIA
SPECIFIC.
RHEUMATISM.
RREUMATIsM. GOUr And NFURALG
SPECIFIC.

Ttb valuable preparation Is hish'y recommended
By the Aeci:a' Facults, as a safe ard eas tual
..... L..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-07
The New Albany Ledger Of recent
date contains the following

The New Albany Ledger Of recent
date contains the following
MISERABLE FALsEHooD.--Mr. Hamlet
a soldier in ono of the Indiana regiments,
died in hospital No. 4, in this place,
some two weeks ago, and his body was
carried home by his son to Rochester,
Fulton county, Indiana, where his re-
mains were inferred. A few days after
wards Union meeting was held in that
vicinity, several copperheads left the
meeting hurrahing for JEFF. Davis, and
after collecting about a hundred other
vagabonds of the Butternut stripe, TWEEN
ty-6ye of whom were armed, repaired to
the soldiers grave, dug up tie coffin, and
ctoPped IL open Nth a1eS.-NasbDiIle Union.
The above will be news to the people
of Indiana. 1t is about on par with the
Nashville UNIONS sensations. The state
ments are false from beginning to end.
The New Albany Ledger is a copper
head organ, which explains its eagern ess
to contradict our statement. The Ledger
has so mutilated our statement that it is
virtually a forgery of its own device.
We stated, on tie authority Of a letter from,
tie gidow Of the soldier ,olose Craze i1as no
lated, that the coffin was broken open be-
cause it was believed by the Ledger's
copperhead friends to be filled with arms.
The Ledger also insinuates that the story
is a forgery of ours, and in 50 stating
tells willful falsehood. 1t knew very
well that a full account of the affair, con-
lirming our statement, or rather the state
ment of the widows letter in every par
ticular, had been published in the Roch-
ester Qnd) Chronicle a paper printed in
the vicinity of the barbarous occurrence
The editor of the New Albany Ledger is
a miserable dirty dog, who has copied
the morals, the manners, and the loyalty
of the Louisville Journal with wonderful
success. Here is the statement of the
Chronicle:
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9g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
wreck of the Steamer Nashvill,
Arrival of Federal Fleet Before
Charleston.
Arrival of the Steamer Arabia.


SAVANNAH, Feb. 28.-The Yankee feet
by hot shot, set the steamer Nashville on
fire. She is total wreck.
HalYap.-The Arabia from Liverpool
of the twenty has arrived.
France sent dispatch to Berlin, COM
planning of Pruasian interference with
Polish affsirs.
Consols, ninety-two and half Cot
ton advanced one to two pence.
New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Northern Light, has arrived from Aspin-
wall, with thirteen hundred thousand
dollars treasure.
Port Royal adVices say three frigates,
twenty gunboats, and one hundred other
Federal vessels, chiefly transports, and
thirty thousand troops are collected near
Charleston, more coming.
New YORK, March Gold 5216
Cotton 80 to "a.
SANFRANCIsCo, March 7.--Greenbacks
20 to IS.
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Pnline prnneadinps.

BEFORE RECORDER SHANE.-FfidaB March
6h,-The attendance before his Honor
was rather slim this morning,
Geo, Hamilton, for disorderly conduct,
was fined three dollars and costs
Kate O'Donnell, was drunk and disor-
derby. She was fined three dollars and
costs. Kate's financial department being
in rather a dilapidated condition, she was
sent to the workhOuse for ten days.
r, II. Johnson, was also up on the same
charge. lie paid three dollars and costs
in preference to going to the workhouse,
Pat OKiue, a son of the Emerald Isle
was up, bnt he was honorably dis
charged"
Hastings s. Co, for selling goods with
out the proper authority, were fined the
costs and made 10 take ont license.
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We take pleasure in publishing the
following retrarit of the Louisville Jour
nal, in regard to Major HARROW, who is a
gentlemen and loyal citizen;
The unfortunate error in which we fell
some days since relative TO the compile
ity of Major Harrow in running contra
band goods to the South has been a
source of great modification to us and
was great injustice to him. He was
in no manner connected with the trains
action, but at the time was on his way
to Nashville on private business, with a
pass from Gen. Boyle. We trust this
correction will have as wide circulation
as the paragraph which reflected upon
him.
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Fiendish Outrage.
The Corpse of an Union Soldier
RoSurrectod by COpperheads.

From the Rochester Ond,) Chronicle, Goth
On Wednesday of last week was per-
petrated in our county, one of the most
disgraceful acts which it has ever been
our lot TO record, and which will brand
the guilty participants with infamy,
through their whole future lives.
Our readers will remember the an
nouncement in our columns, few
months since, of the de ath of our es-
teemed fellow citizen, f. G. Hamlet, a
soldier in the Goth Indiana volunteers.
About three months after his death, his
body was sent home for burial among
his friends, in accordance with his last
wish, and was duly inferred in a grave
yard not far distant from his late resi-
dence, in New Castle township. So long
a time having elapsed since his death, the
body was, of course, much decayed, es-
pecially as it was impossible for his son,
who is still member of the 29th to OBJ
tain an air tight coffin Immediately, and
for these reasons it was deemed inju-
dicious to open the coffin when it arrived
here.
1t twas but a short time until some cow
ardly Copperhead started the story that
Mr. Hamlets body had not been brought
home, but that the coffin contained arms
with which the Abolitionists were about
TO commence war upon the innocent and
unsuspecting Democrats. With eyes
starting from their sockets, these brave
men retailed the silly falsehood; and, abb
surd as the stupid invention seemed to
men of sense, the whole hungry pack of
cowardly New Castle hyenas swallowed
it with delight, and threatened to disin-
ter the coffin. Few, however, deemed it
possible that the wretches would carry
out their threats. 1t seemed scarcely
possible that things could be found in
the form of men, that would desecrate
the grave of neighbor, who had fallen
in the service of his country. But par
tisan cowardice and hate reach fan
enough to insult even the dead
Accordingly, on Wednesday of last
week, party Of some thirty or forty Of
the New Castle Copperheads, armed with
rifles, shot-guns, reVolyers, &C, proceeded
to the grave, and having stationed theil
pickets, to prevent interruption, COM
menced their Infamous work.
In the meantime, the wife of the de
ceased, and Mr.. Henry Hamlet, brother
having arrived, protested against tn
proceedings, but in vain. The coffin wa
f soon reached, and taken from the grave
The hyenas then proceeded to open il
, but, finding the lid well secured, the
split ii of Nth an ace, and found-th
0 body of the dead soldier Their devel
e ish malignity being gratiiled, they re
= placed the coffin in the grave, and agai
filed it with earth
, We have been unable to obtain list @
the names of all the perpetrators of thi
h outrage, as the leaders threatened
kill any person who should give ii
names of those engaged in it TO Mr.
b Hamlet The following are the names q
far as furnished.us, for our roll of inf'
my:
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Reduced Prices,
March 1.

We have on hand large assortment of
Meps' and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Brogans Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Calf, Goat, and Kid Bootees; La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters ;
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal and Cloth Over Shoes Gents
and Boys Hats.
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
&c. All of which we propose to sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine
r. b. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
Corner of College and Broadway
Feb27-3w Nashville, Tenn.
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Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.

LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY, March g.
There was further decline in gold yesterday, but
the rates agreed upon were uncertain as there was
discrepancy in the reports by telegraph from New
York. Cur bankers were unwilling to pay higher fig
than 80 to 80 % cent premium. In the absence
Of transactions mako selling quotations. Sill
yer was dull of sale at 3s to 40 per cent premium. We
quote Demand Notes at 4s@5O premium Kentucky
money also fell under the influence Of the Decline the
bankers buying at lO@12 % cent premium Indiana
notes 6d7 premium. The demand for tho notes OF
the three old banks of Tennessee is fair at 2215 q
cent premium Government certificates OF indebted
ness are bought at o715@9s Southern currency gen
orally is quoted at from25 to 80 u cent discount
Eastern exchange remains dull at 1l611l u cent dis
count buying and par selling. Canada currency il
selling at premium Of so o cent premium. There
is a general dullness in the produce market.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Flour dull at So 25 for superhnS
and 80 700 for extra. Wheat is firm, with salei
1900 BUSH at 81 25@1 30 for red aud prime white, We
quote ear corn in bulk from the country at G5@7O
cents u bushel and shelled at 7O@75o. Oats in de
mand at 65@7O cents from wagons. Rye sb@9Oo
Sales Of Barley at 81 25@l 3d. Sales shipstuns at 81
d ton, shorts at SIS, and bran at $12
CHElsR.-sales Of so boxes Western Reserve at $50
| 1879
The largest sales of Tobacco ever made in this cit
at uaetion in a single day made yesterday, tn
| transactions embracing three hundred and sixteeI
hogsheads, the outside rate being thirty dollars pc
| hundred $50. r.... ..