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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
HARDWARE.
Hardware and Cutler,

-Af H asok
Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete, we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade, Goods that can.
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Oui
Stock is now bought foi
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY, EagliaA. rsfa
TABLE CUTLERY, American. tss. a..
TABLE eUTLEEY. English. 49, sa
TABLE 0BTLRgY, American.
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
aal PocKEF CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
czsPPIEs AxEs. ~
| oEoPPTEa AxKs
CROPPING AXES. t..
oHePPN0 AxEs
sza Flag sElh &
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AsB SCISSORS
SHEARS AED SCISSORS
SHEARS IHB Scissors
TABLE AHD TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AEB TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AEB TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
MILL AND err SAW
MIL IKD y cur sA wi
ROoD AND HAED "a w
WOOD Nd HAND SAWS
BETLBER's HARpWARE.
MECH1EFCs TOOLS
BUILDERS HARDWARE
MECHANICS T0oLs.
GUNS AND PIsToLs
UARTRfDcEs AND GUN cAPi
GUNS zTD PTsT0Ls
GARTRIDGEs AND sUN CAP
Platform AND COUNTER scALks.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BEAMs AND gTEELYARDs.
SCALE BEAMS AND srEELYARDa.
GEO. q. sONNTAG A. CO.,
No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
SUNDRIES.

sstahliaa' IN the City, having arranRsueat
for the seoepn Of private horses At IiTerT ~ a.
most elegant and complete description and 4. ~
lowest rates. = enc
Carriages for visiting to Ist Coaches. ItSh.
wagons, and every Kind OF road vehicle 70 fst
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Rus,--s.
for sale At the very lowest prices Passenger f5r.
warded TO all parts Of the country By srscisl 80,
vsyenee. RICHARDSON, BETTTeS 4 90.
1pi4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
The Best is the Cheapest.

/. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now as heretofore, at fair rates
aud liberal conditions
2. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant die
patch and accuracy
;. LOSSES always met with promptaess and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15
Plated Ware,

Fall Tea Sets, Urns, Pitchers,
Dinner and Breakfast Castors, Cake Baskets 0ups
GOblets, Butter Dishes, Table and Tea Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Napkin Rings and Ladies'.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-15

FanCy Goods.
& rs & O x - /.
large assortment Of Seth Thomas Waterbury,
and Atkins's Eight Day and Thirty HoRr Clocks,
Watch Materials, &c.
All the above goods will DO ssld At wholesale
OF Retail as low as any house in tho city.
Give me . call before pusc hasinK elsewhere.
BKTrRoIFF DELANG.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-30

A short time since the romantic drama
entitled The Flower of the Forest
was produced at the Atheneum, in
Detroit Mrs. Hattie Bernard Hamilton
played en- important part in it. OF the
manner in which she acquitted herself,
the Advertiser speaks as follows:
In our opinion, the finest acting by
far of the piece, is done by Mrs. Hattie
Bernard Hamilton, as Starlight Bess,
basket maker, fortune teller, and ballad
singer,-of course rs we should hardly
recognize Mrs H. Her part is most
beautifully played, both in the merry
laughing scenes and in the gently pathe-
tic ones. There is an exquisite tender
ness in some other scenes-particularl
that where Lemuel tells her his dream,
and she says, with innocent sadness,
That was very bad, Lemuel. The
part is little miniature creation,
mingling mirth, innocence and pathos
We may speak strongly, but, with Capt.
Murphy Mcguire, what we think, we
say"
The habitual attendants at the old
theatre will be glad to hear this report
Of their old favorite, whose vacancy
here has never yet been filed, and who
has been sadly missed by them. They
appreciated her, as she has been and al
ways W i'll be by tie sensible and refined
There is not on the stage better gen
eral actress; nor one who takes more
pride in her profession Go where she
will she will ever find warm friends,
and plenty Of them.
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and indeed it may be said there IS "a
difference among our people except IN
some matters as to the wisdom with
which the means placed at the disposal
Of our authorities are employed The
paramount question with sll-tbe one
questions how can the power of the
Confederacy be most efficiently and
successfully used for the defense and
deliYerance of the Confederacy All
agreed that its entire military resources
to the last man and the last dollar are
needed, and must be thrown into the
struggle. No one thinks Of turning
back, or so much as looking back, till
the war is finished. No one dreams of
any adjustment that would compromise
our independence. Liberty or death is
the language and purpose Of all. With
such a resolve animating the whole
body of our people, armies, authorities
and citizens, su6jugation is impossible -
The views of the people are one
thing those of the Executives quite
another; and what is particularly an
noying is that the latter have usurped
all power, and are able, with the army
at their back, to enforce it. The Leg
islatpre can refuse to grant supplies,
bat the Executive will seize and appro-
pirate them, nevertheless; and there
is no way to prevent this, except by
breaking the arm with which they
WELD their power.
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A VIcToRY IN EAST TENNESSEE In
formation has reached this city of a
combat in East Tennessee at Panthers
Spring, on Wednesday last, between the
Tennessee troops under Gen. A C. Gil
lem. and the rebels Gene. Vaughn and
PaIraer, the latter commanding a brig
ade of North Csrolinians. A portion of
Vaughn's men were East Tennesseans
Gillem was the attacking party, routing
the enemy and capturing near two hun
dred prisoners. The rebels left their
dead on the field. A considerable mum
Der of small arms we're picked up and
battery of four guns, with their com
mander, a Knoxville rebel, Capt Nc
Chung, captured. Col Ross, Maj Smith,
and number of other officers, are
among the prisoners.
Aweek previous to this engagement,
Vaughn sent Boosting telegraph to
General Lee of what he was doing in
East Tennessee, and cheered the rebel
press amazingly. He can now send the
rebel chief dispatch which viii change
their Joy TO sorrow.
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A FaIsehOOd COnlradIeted.
NASHVILLE, Oct ., 1864

NASHVILLE, Oct IS 1864
EDrroRs NASHVILLE USIoS
DESTROYS Of contradicting an infa-
NOUS falsehood which appeared in the
Louisville Democrat, take this means
of doing so. The Democrat stated that
my Regiment Cslst ohio) in coming
down the Ohio river, were engaged in
an internal conflict, that two compa-
mics, one for Mcclellan and the other
for Lincoln, were engaged in fight
and that four men were drowned
This Is a base falsehood; the case wSs
simply this, about six or eight Cincin-
einati Roughs smuggled themselves
aboard the boat and produced a dis
turbance which was quelled by the OIL
GERS in few moments. Ny regiment
are lighting men; enlisted 10 fight rebels
and put down this Infamous rebellion
and are not politicians. Hoping you
win give this place in your columns,
am respectfully
JoEK Down, Col lslst O. VI.
Cincinnati Commercial please copy.
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Help, Niger, or we Sink.

Such is the exclamation of the rebels
at this time. They have robbed the
cradle and the grave, to obtain recruits
the last white man has been taken; and
yet the forces of the Union move on
ward, right on, with irresistible tread.
"Help, Niger, or we sink! The
hosts of Sheridan have been victorious
in the valley; large army has been de-
stroyed, and the way to Richmond from
the north is open; the chivalry are no
longer able to bear up against the mud
stills of the free states; they must sue
cumb, if compelled TO rely upon them
selves.
"Help, Niger, or we sink' Grant
holds the Weldon Railroad, and rs
within four miles of Richmond on the
north bank of the James; the army is
not able to withstand the Yankee as
saults; and starvation is staring the cit
liens of Richmond in the face The
place cannot hold out long, if no extra
ordinary aid is at hand.
'1Ielp, Niger, or we sink (" Sher-
man is driving Hood, who is seeking
safety in disorderly fight Georgia,
Alabama, and Mississippi has no more
white men; the army must be re-en-
forced; and none but blacks are left
"Help, Niger, or we sink = Europe
has calmly looked on, and refused to
aid the chivalry; the copperheads Of the
north are too weak to do anything
only the slave, the despised slave re-
mains
"HELP, NIGGER, OR We SINK
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altW Adrsrtiselaentss

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, TIM, Oct y, lS64- j
General Orders.
No. II
VNIE FREQUENT kNO UNNECESSA RY USE
L Of the Telegraph Wires by Officers sc the d.f
fereni Posts IN the District Of Tennessee IN com.
ununcsiing with Headq uarters, must be diseontin-
ued.
The wires viii Only be used Far the pisspose a
lrensmlitng information with reference 10 tie
movements OF thu enemy, 0r the trahsaSfion ID
important busiresa shai requires imInfdisfe dis
pairh. and when tie ordinary channels sEl noe
SsIliee
rs command 90 Major General Rousseau.
IHas. 4. WILLIAMS, A. A.A.G.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1864
Grants Army in Mo-
ton.

Grants army commenced moving on
the left flank on the 9th inst, in the
direction of South-side Railroad, and
the Appomstox river As yet we have
few details, but so far everything was
moving successfully.
IL IS too early yet 10 give more than
4 mere notice of The increment; but
Ne trust it will be developed soon Per-
haps our night dispatches may bring us
something later.
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Executive committee for the State.

For East Tennessee. -SAErEL r Ro0Ess
Knox Col R X BYRD, RoAne: DR. w G
BkowsLow, Knox; Hos D S PATTERSON
Greene; PEREZ DICKINSON, Knox.
For Middle Tennessee.- M NJ BRI
Ex, Davidson Lewis TLLNAE, Bedford
A V S LEDsLEY, Davidson; WILLIAM
srEScE, Rutherford; Jos $ FoWLER, Da'
wilson.
For West Tennessee-J E MERRYMAE,
Shelby w X HAIL. Weakley j B
BINGHAM, Shelby; Allyn HAWKINS, Shell
by; DAVID A EUxy, Haywood
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G.P. BlRgEg EXTRA GOLD PENS.
SIZES And PNCn.

ali pens bear my fro,is fsark, " q. 7. BsEsas.
EtrEt I1U., A. or atich have secured ths
a11g-rgn and gre warranted Is earafs sac AMI per-
faet il every reaFct. 5eut - toaai Or express o.
any part 81 the country on receipt ol prce and
1sst ehafg-.. Persons ordering all Fioa-e stale iho
SIZE a1f sfyle deairei Hleflrr hlfd ~ -Qn. als Or
coarse. sad f tte pa should isl % ialls o. prove
ds.ciFe - ID hag- tie privilege Of ere hanging o.
deduction of Ei.eeu per eeCt ai5sei CA orders ~
Is % over. aasi tgeuty-lse Per ceai- ihose %
EI0o Ifiuarsl dis-9liuf4 ulasis % the tIlaie Ola
pens repaired ia the best manner or filif
CESTs lad essap) each. Pea asi y slch circulars
sont FEEE- Addrsss
O. p BARNES,
Dsa,er in Geld Pe1s add Aaisnesn W.lrf.ea,
6s5 blsin-sirsei Cor. ssEsh. Lol.ssrs. ~.
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FoH East TESSEssEI

FOR FAST TENNESSEE.
Cor. R. A. CRAWFORD, Of Greene.
Col. L. 9. HOUK, of Anderson.
DE- JOHN C. EVERETT. of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE
J. o. SHACKLEFORD, Of Montgomery.
T. Il. GIBBS, of Wayne.
Cor. W. B. STOKES, Of DeKalb.
FoR WEST TEENEssEE.
ALMOND CASE, of Obicn.
w. II. FITCH, of Shelby.
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--latest from the Front.

There can be little doubt of the fact
that Hoods army was, day or two
since, near the Tennessee river, but the
rebel leader hesitates to attempt a cross
ing. The news comes through refugees,
and is very contradictory, and confused
A few days will doubtless throw some
light on the subject
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n STANTON

NEW YORK, Oct 2L-The Richmond
Examiner of the 18th says: Grant is
now walled in by four lines Of redoubts
and rifle pits, each interior hne strong
er than the one in front of it. The
most of his artillery is posted on the
inner line.
The same paper, in referring to Hood s
moves, says they are shrouded In mys>
terv and displays considerable anxiety.
The Atlanta Intelligeneer says rein
forcements are being gathered from all
quarters for the deliYerance of Georgia.
The Enquirer says: Our forces in East
Tennessee are keeping watch over the
Yankees in that quarter. asa s.
The llerald's 9TH corps special says
A contraband who came in to-day con-
firms the statements of deserteTs that
the enemy are largely massed opposite
our left, making preparations to resist
any attempt on the Southside Rail
road
The enemy anticipates that our next
move will be in that direction.
The Heralds 10th corps special says
No demonstration of any kind has oc-
Cured along the lines of this corps
since our batteries drove the rebel gun
boats up the river. 4t
The parapet of the rebel Fort Gemer,
Immediately opposite Fort Harrison, is
crowded daily by visitors from Rich
mond, including many ladies.
The Herald Fortress Monroe special
says; The yellow fever on the coast of
North Carolina is reported to be abat-
ing The health of the squadron is
excellent Not a case of fever is re
ported among them.
The cargo of the bIockade-runner
Hope consists of machinery OF all kinds
for boats and manufactures of arms.
one hundred prisoners captured on
the blockade-runners during this month
arrived at Fortress Monroe frem oil
Wilmington.
ST.. Louis, Oct 2S--An official dis
patch Just received ut headquarters
from St Joe, says The guerrilla fiend
Bill Anderson and seven of his men
were killed yesterday, at Albany, Ray
county
Six men are to be shot tomorrow
afternoon in retaliation for the murder
of Major Wilson and his six men
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Personal.

JAMES y. BROWN, WHO Is RESIDENT OF
- New York city and ief home on or about the
sfd Of October, 1884, 70 wok in the Ouaiterlnas
ters Department this city, tut since his ARRIVAL
here. reported dangerously H. is informed thai his
daughter, Ada, is 10 this city, at the Commercial
Hotel
Any Information IN regard b him will he thauk-
fully re-. eiyed. SIN very anxious TO learn ~here
he can b. found ADA !. BROWN
oetS0-lfe Commercial Hotel
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Public Notice

IRON AND AFTER TUESDAY, vNoyEMBER
It ls-. 1864, Al O'CLOCK a NJ, until "Wednesday,
November ID, az p m, no Horses, Cattle. OF We
hices OF suy description viii Be permitted 70 cross
over Cumberland River RAILROAD Bridge, on sceourt
Of repairs 70 said bridge.
7. :. BL n, Agent, L & \. R R
Nashville, Oct. 20. 1855.
Approved: Bv order Of Mai. Gen. Sherman.
}. d. WEBS1 ER, Bngadier General.
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III. CAMERON Z co., Publishers.

~ Persons s0rit5ag TO Ais Q6Ses TO sstb-
crs5s for TIC Union, o. on Gay other bsslnsss,
s1oald address their letters 20
wM. CAMERON 4 CO, Publishers.
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Cotton Farm for sale.

OFFER FOR SALE MY FAlsM, SITUATED
Il four miles from Mufireesboro Rutherford conn
~ 90 the Nashville and MurfreeshorO turnpike
road. The farm eonfaiDs - acress 1e1 frame
Dwelling. kith four isrFe1 CONS, good sell q never
haiffog water and endless variety 81 nun trees
For particulars apply 20 4. G.. Henderson, on The
n. q 4. r. K, three miles from the above arm
o..tyy-gVFe
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Iy'rOIsEN FROM THE CRYSTAL. PALACE RES.
= iauriuf, on fuday night, about ~ O'Clock, $
Black Stall o. alout years old had On \ cavalry
saddle bridle AMI halter. he tai : prisSie mark
on kss ugif u0sril. causiSg il % be smaller than
the lefi The above rgward vii De paid II lsst n
the camp OF the lth Tenn. Cavalry, one mile west
of Nashville.
R. ". REGoN. Capt. 4,h Tenn. Cav.
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Day and Evening Sessions
Gymnastic Club.

NTEMBERs ARE HEREBY INVITED TO AT
wi tead the tirst meeting or the Club. = thf
purpO Of eiecting proper officers no ocios-k on
saturday evening next the 2sth inst. At 10. 81
Union 4iFert n r. J. Kaufman. ccE7--3
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FOR THE USE OF soLDIKRs.

FOR THE UgE OF eOLDIERs.
Il is printed in fonr colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and ARTILLERY, march sng
in countless numbers into Dixie. vita drums
beating, eoloFs flying, &c. A blank line is
leh Tor The name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and 0fkcers; sizs lsx17. The
certificate il enclosed in 8 paEteboard tube,
and can be sent 70 any part Of the country
without Injury; and thesoldier, aftoT hlling
up the blank lines can put Is back in the
tube and RENAL IL 70 hiS frisbds, and Shey
will get Is framed and preserve il a. q re-
membranes
The demand for this Certificate e enor-
mous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, We are able 20 keep 4 constant
supply, and will I'll al orders promptly.
Prics ke eszts. 8ant By mail, prepaid.
!. y. RHODES 4 CO.,
80 Union atrast,
Agents. wsnssa = ssn ne abOvs.
jalyi-sm.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plain ElsgJ, Nish Al1sia csze...--s.--..-l- g 81
" SleIifug SILVER e1aHr...--...- g. 90
FuH Jeseled. " ".....--- O. 90
ffsn bsrtiett. " "-.....----.- 81 .fi
Fui Ieseietl, . " "-.-------- p
chonorn'r tsi ''.......-- o, ai
kppieion. TIsey q Co.. SOLD 90
aneE, VIII allfsf case. f..s-s.---fs--.sf.s - t-
Full jee-i-i Appleton. IrasJ s %, 'hfototiie-
Idr talance, siih SILVER csa'..-.....--.-' 3 ~
Iha aioFe b fartao ouufe casrr, Etlit ief thlt'
ohlfe eases, s. four ounra. go. vi - sant
fres ~ mail o. erpfass on raiFt 10 pro. Pea and
Wafrn circular sens lfhe. AdaIers
Z 4. bAksils.
uSaier ia Cold Purs ani Amarictn Aatsbesl
SO asin-sirs,t, Cor aizfh. lou-ssiiis, ~.
..=s asLu
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SIS Reward.

II osT OR STOLEN. TWO COWS AND ONE
i IIeifer. red and spotted The old COW has
hole in each horn. and short tail. The hefer had
a muzzle on when she went away. The finder viii
receive the absve reward by leaving them 81 Chas
Lefenhergsr's or bred. Schmidfs, Germantown
Nashville Tenn. cctss,---3s
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Information wanted

OFTHE BOY JOSEPH TRUEsDALE A SIP
~ yivor Of the wreck Of the steamboaf 9. {. r.
yin. Eho j. supposed 70 - ia lhis city Cali De-
tween the hours q and u o'clock, =. D.
JEROME T. GUGsnA. Clerk
oct27-3se Chattanooga Depot, Nashville, Tenn.
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To Capitalists.
S25 Reward

A PRACTICAL STARCH MANUFACTURES
"A shes "a ui-e. With partner Address 1" 3
Box lOJf Nashville. Tenn. oetao-i
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Boarding.

TWO on THREE FAMILIES on SINGLE GEN.
4 tetnen can he accommodated with i,oafsi ana
pleasant rooms IN Edgeheld Address Box IOes
NssAfntel Tenn octsO--tf
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For Pre-ldent,
ELECTORAL TICKET.
rnR TIE STATE AT LARnE

HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox
WILLIAM II. wISENER, Of Bedford
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Is.
Current prices for the week at all the
markets are as follows; beef cattle. lst
quality $17al8 so; fair to good $l2al7; com.
$lOall 50; inferior SSalO.
Cows and Calves-lst quality $GOa75: or
binary $45a55; common $35a45, inferior so
ass.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras 81 5Oa8 per
head; prime IS 50a7 so; ordinary 15a6; com
mon 81 SOFAS; inferior $4a4 so.
Pork-Fine heavy corn fed 12at2l; me-
dium poor 11lal2; still fed lllal2.
General live market this week decided
Improvement from last, and scale Of prices
was about the same. Sellers had no diff
Guilty in placing the cattle at full prices
Above the average quality or the cattle
pass fair, and the bulk of the IL to 1ec prime
beef cattle brought II to lSc; and & few
choice sold even higher. The receipts were
liberal, but with tolerably active demand
the cattle were all taken at prices varying
as above.
Total receipts Of all stock for this week
and last are as follows: Total beeyes 6l72:
cows LII; veal calves 2029; speep and lambs
Is, 40; swine q, 725.
Total last week-beeves TIA COWS Or
veal calves 1882; sheep and lambs 1921:
swine 1856.
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CHICAGO, Nov. II.
Hogs-Moderately active. Fair to extra
heavy at 80 50a1l. prime mess $lOalO so.
Beeves-Steady at 34a5 IS for common to
good.
Provisions-Dulla and easier.
Beef-Extra mess firm.
Pork-Mess pork SOC lower with light
sales at 436a37; prime mess SOC lower !;
picked hams &c lower.
Lard-Dull. Prime steam and kettle at
&c.
Tailow-4c lower.
Fiour-25c lower with sales; spring OK.
tras at s. 65aS 30.
Wheat-3s5c lower. No red 81 So; No 2
red 81 SOal 81, No spring 81 6Sal 73!, clos
ing at 81 q.
Old Corn-2 higher at 81 36al 40: No 2
very scarce; new corn firm at 81 15al I6.
Oxts-1ic lower. No 63a64c.
Rye-Steady at 81 13al l3i for Mol.
Barley-Dull at 81 4Oal As.
hisky-Dull, with slight sales at l 63a
63i.
Hay-Dull at $24.
Flax Seed-Firm at e 50.
Money-Easfer.
Exchange per cent discount buying;
selling.
Gold-22O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DreneAitis, Coughs. Asthma,
and Ill disorden Of the zAyodE and Lunos. m
relieved by using Browns Bronchial Troches. =
Il have been AFFLICTED with Bronchitis durins
the past winter. and found no relief until found
your Bronchial Tfoches.r CH 0ARpNER.
Principal Of Rutgers Female ms, N. York
Almost instant relief In the distressing labor
Of breathing peculiar to Asthma"
Rev A c EGGLEsroN, New York.
IT gives me great pleasure to certify to the ef-
dcacy Of your Bronchial Troches, In an Affection
Of the throat aad voice. induced By public sing
Ing. They have suited my case exactly, reiiev-
Ing my Throat and clearing the voice 30 that I
coulo sing With ease. T DUCHARMR.
Choristef French Parish Church, Montreal
when somewhat hoarse from cold or over
exertion In public speaking, have uniformly
found Browns Troches AFFORD relief
HENRY WILKES, % D
Pastor Ct Zion Church, Montreal
Sold by AL Dealers In Medicines ct IS cents pez
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19

~ Epileptle FITS can be Cured !l-Dr
LocxEow having become eminsntiy successful
larry afflicted to call or send fol circulars Of ref.
erences and testimonials of numerous cases cur
ca OF nom one TO twenty-four years standing
OF the Cerebro-Spinal Axis, or Nervous system,
and solicits an investigation Of his claim to pub
lie confidence.
He may be consulted at his private residence
NO. Isl West 43d street. daily from 10 A. H. until
tx A., except Saturday and sunday. Address
all letters to DR. v, q. LOCKROW,
Care OF p. o, Box Sic. New York.
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