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CORN! CORN! CORN! CORN /!
WANTED.
ACTING ASSISTANT QUAErERHAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, fem, Jan 2lst, 1854. !

ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTERHGsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, feRn-, Jan zlst, 1854.
7 WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOTS OF 500 BUSH
j. ks and up ards delivered on the bank Of the
Cumberland River, within 100 miles OF Nashville,
fEast II West) or Alongside tho North Nestere Rail-
road within 81 miles Of Nashville. The Corn TO be
delivered in such q manner 70 be easily loaded at
the following named prices:
Shelled Corn, 81 per bls hel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, s5 cents per bushe nett weight. Shelled Corn
20 be sacked Corn in the 10 be sacked deliv-
cred loose, at the option ef the Government. Al
Corn, Eh8n delivered, 10 be well duHaged and secur
cd from exposure 20 the weather.
Sacks TO be furnished by the Government upon
proper security.
All Corn viii be inspected by Government IL
spectoF, and will be settled for upon presenting the
Inspectors certificate at this Office.
By order q J. L. DONALDSON, 1t Col and Chief
o. n JOHN 4. ISOM,
Capt and A. 4. Q. NJ, and
Jan 2s-1m Post QdarIn ster, Nashville, Tenn
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Marshal,s Sale.

The United States trunk containing spool cct
ton, ladies hose ana other dry goods; Trunk con-
taining medicines; 10 boxes OF books; box contain
ing dozen bottles Of bitters; l box Of boots and
shoes; l box Of hlesched domestic; box and 4
trunks containing mems and vomen's clothing; 2
boxes Of unbieached domestic; keg Of vine; box
Of lnsey cloth; 2 boxes containing gas fixtures and
drapery hangings; 1 box containing hats; and l
bogshead containing crockery and glassware.
INFORMATION No. "a, District Court Of the United
4 States for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
N obedience TO order II said Count. made in this
cause, on the 9th day Of November, 1868, will sell
az the store house formerly occupied by A. j. Dun
can Co., on the Sd day Of March, 1864, at public
auction, t. the highest bidder for cash IN hand the
above property. said sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
on she morning Of that day.
E. z. GLASOOCK,
Feb 7-20t q. s. Marshal for said District.
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HnADoUAnxERs COMMISSION ron TIN
ORoAsrzATEoE OF y. S. 0oIoBED T3ooPs,S
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4 1858.
Grraar No ].
In sccor5anos with Orders from The
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tsblished foE Colored Troops in the De-
partnant Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreesboro',
Gallstin,
Wartrsce,
GAINESVILLE
Sheibyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, AlAbamS
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabzma.
PikeviIle, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
MeMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnyille,
AL claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists viii be furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demsnd exhib-
tied 20 any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
DAYS after the fling Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received OK enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and sll claimants shall file with
their claims sn cath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
Tae mastering officer will furnish off,
cisl copies Of al muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer his OF her slave for enlistment INTO
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer q certificate thereof, with . de-
scripdye list Of such slave, aud become
entitled 70 compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board 3 valid deed Of
nsnumisEi9n and release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
80 snlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All snlistments will be made In accord
nnce with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEARBs,
Major and a. A. g. q. s.,
Oom'r OrFn q. S. Oolored Troops.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0fioe Of the Comptroller OF the Currency,
WAsHuygrOa, December IL 1863

TREASURY DRPARTHkaTs ,
ofioe Of the Comptroller Of the Currency, )
WASHINGTON, December IL, 1858.
UTBEREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 70 the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville, in the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has beer duly organized under, and &C
corng TO- the requirements OF the act OF Congress,
entitled " An act to provide a national currency,
secured by pledge OF United States stocks, and 70
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved February %, 1888" and has complied
with all the provisions OF said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking:
Of the CurreRcy, do hereby certify that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County Of Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, Is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking, under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office, this eleventh day OF December, 1853,
(Signed) q. MCCUIIOCH,
isnIT-d6Od. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Marshal,a Sale.
ThaDs WHAT'S the ETatter. p.or

4hat's what's the Halter, people
die because they do not knoE that the INFAIIIBIsE
ldAhkhlEA @ 'kE is ths only medicine that will
kWAys svery kind Of l0osensss Of the bowels /:
i saved soldiers "a ths Mexican var whea moth
isg eae would, aat IL curing every case o. camp
Diarrb0a among the ssidters who use 10. Every
tat IA camp and every house IA the land Fhoaid
have Il. reliable reEedy at hand oflsn saves life,
when without u, Al T. lost inquire ior DH WON
HAUGH's 1NFALLI8LE DIARaHEA CURE
Aoihing siso Yea can got IL of Fsspeciasle Drag
gists and country Btofskeepsrs, or q Or Womhaaeh
a lfs south Summer stresl, NazhYais, Tenn.
Jan Es-1me
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Marshal,s Sale

The United States Dsrsss ? barrels'of whisky.
TNFoRMATlOS No. 80, Dissriot Cent ~ a.. Tr,i,.s
4 STATS for he hiddle Dlsirios Of reepe-see
q, - oeoaieaoe y an order q said Court made %
tne Sth dfy o. AoTembers 1855, / VIII ~ al ths
slofe-house formerly occupied BY A ] D-,r~,,s 4
Co, on he zsth day 81 February, 1854 AZ r,llise -
tons 3 ne highest bidder FOR caah IL hand In sls,
ths morBlng d said day.
Err. cLAsCOCK.
fee e-3a q, s Marsha tor sid District.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSaRY.

Ia -&1pEB Dr.. KING formerly Of Few York
49, II for IAst4 years OF Louisville, KY,
49, 49, who has devoted his attention 70
the treatment OF private dEsaEe5 for 80 year, fktterG
hfmEelE having attended to = praotics for 80 many
years and cured 70 many thoUaauds, he 10 enabled
10 cure all dieeases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from injudlcious medical treat
Uasnt, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
Dispsnsary Is No. @ DeadsTck street, between Cher
" and the SQUARE, second story, where 40 euzss al
diseases OF private nature.
GonoTrhoa cured without nsuzs0us medicines o.
interference With business.
Structures Of old recent date eGaotusy cured in
3 few days, by IN operation which cauEes no pain.
sThers structure exists health cannot be ennioyecl
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and andsT-
mines the constitution &c much.
Syphilis with ell ths diseases OF the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be efeosGallY
cured IN few days
EeustsaI Observation-Disclosures ttention having beez
given TO this diseese and s the consequences grow
fnz ont OF &, brought IN many cases by the de-
struetiVs habits Of noouslderate youths snd excess
I've indulgence Ct the passicns, neglect OF which
Will undermine th8 constitution, rendering tao sob.
Isot Eais foC business soolsty, aad euEng prema
szre old age.
Females Who mar be isborinz Win any dialcaity
she Womb nay rest .szuFed Of Immediate ~,
Persons seCfdiDg abroad, by writing End stating
their osas, with fec enclosed, direct 10 Dr.. A. King
no. 50 pexderiok E.Fsst, Assavie, Tenn, vii have
.ns ncesazary medicines se.t 30 thtiP atdTesE. 0oa
hoEzs tS0ss . a'sioak - The morning Nptil l. tss
=aatrs lSefv1is-ta davis.
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Proposals

For the purchase of DIE AID
HORSES and MULES belong
ing to the United States.
GHIEF QUAErERHAsTER's OFYIcE,
Nashville, lenn., January q, 1864.
ClEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- ONCE I'LL Monday, February 20, 1854, at l2
o'clock NJ, for the purchase Of all HORSR5 and
MULES that may die or be killed at this Depot
within the next twelve months succeeding the GATE
Of the c1DtFact.
The bodies OF thu animals viii be delivered daily.
st any pOiht withia the limits Of this city that
may be agreed upon, 70 be conveyed from thence
By the contractor 10 q sufficient distance from the
kmiTs Of tbs city, viii prevent their becoming a
nuisance 10 the citizens thereof.
Bidders viii state the amount % be paid per sps-
NAL, and will give their full name and post ofacs
address.
Payuen required At the end Of each menth an
oath OF allegiance must accompany each proposition
Bonds IN the sum OF enc thousand dollars sfensd
By the contractor sud two guarantees will Be re-
qured Of the successful bidder upon signing the cen
tract.
Proposals must be plainly marked. Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules" and be addressed 10 the
undersigned. ~ order Of
LTKUT.-CoL. J. L. DONALDSON.
c. &. IRWIN, Capt. and A. Q. II.
Jan 2o-30t
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Marshal,s Sale.

The United States usrsAs looking glass; picture
frames; WlndOE shades; / e0unterpsne; 8 sheets;
pRrlOr ohairs; rocking chair; ] shovel; l pair
toDgs; / poker; 50 volumes Of books; 1 large bed
stead; mattresses; 80 yards Of earpetlng; plano:
bureau and glass, and Wssh-stsnd.
INFORMATION No. %, District Court Of the United
i States f5r the Middle District Of Tenne-se.
II obedience 20 order Of said Court made IA this
cause, on the 9Th day Of November, 1893, viii sell
at tbs store-house formerly occupied By J. Duncan
& 90. on the 25th day OF February, 1854, AZ public
auction, 70 the highest bidder for cash IN haRd the
above described property. Sale 70 commence ~ 10
O'Clock on tie morning Of that day.
& B. GI.ASCOCK,
Feb Got Q. s. Marshal for said District
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LN0R RENT-A Frame House suitable for a small
Store. For particulars apply at the Office OF the
Nashville Wood Company, "a College street, between
Church and Broad, 70
ERNEST II. BEMENT, Agt.
XTTANTED by tbs Nashville Wood Company, TO-
w 900 Cords of good Ash, Hickory and Maple
Wood, cut or in the tree, within twenty miles OF
Nashville, delivered on either bank Of the Gambler
land, il easy hauling distance for which liberal
price will pc paid Inquire at tbs Office, "a College
street, between Church eDd Broad, OF
ERNEST n BEMENT, Ag't.
WTANTED-by the Nashville Wood Company,
" 300 Wood Choppers, to whom liberal wages
viii be paid subsistence furnished, and protection
papers given Apply 10
ERNEST u. BEMENT, Ag't,
"a College St., betweon Church an Broad.
jso2lH
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VIII be furnished free Of charge 70 soldiers n or out
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstands are
brought ct the shove hours SoIDERs taught one
third lezs than citizens
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The National Military Journal
THE UNITED STATES
ARMY & HLYY JOURHAL

rs THE ACKNOWLEDGED ORGAN or THE ARMY
i and Nevy snd is the only complete and authori-
tsiivc Army nd Navy Gazette IN the United States.
It's articles are rsm the hest military writer's Ia the
country, and every number contains rresFoadence
from prominent officers Of the two services It's
gazeties Of Promotions, Changes, Dismissals aud
Orders, are fan aBd Official, and published IN no
other journal.
II lisa paper Of Indispensable importance % the
Army and Navy, with whose interests e Is thorough
" idenhhed, and whose honor and Intel ligeHce Il
seeks % represent The aocgracy q It's Information
and The ability Of its discussions have also secured
for Il large and increasing circulation among CT
viliaus-
from the numerous expressions q approval the
Army and Navy Journal has swdksled 81 ne Army,
We select only the following:
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We are authorized 70 announce JOHN z. NEW.
MAN candidate Cor recollection 10 the Office OF City
Constable, IN the First Nashville District, at the
sussiag March election. Feb I'D d
We are authorized 70 announce JOHN D. COW
Err candidate for reelection 70 she Office Of City
Constable, in the First YashviEls District at the
ensuing March election. Feb 2--td
To the voters Of Bedford County.
wonia most respectfully announce myself can
didate for Sheriff OF Bedford county, ~ the ensuing
March election, and as an unconditional Union man
I solicit the sufrsges or the voters.
jan. 2s-td.' G. N. JENKINS
EIectiCu---Bedf0rd County.
VIZ ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
n. THOMPSON e. q candidate for re-slectoa 10 the
oHios Of County Court Clerk Of Bedford County
Election, First Saturday in March next. Jan IL
Observation-Disclosures County.
We Arb AUTHORIZED TO AEEOUECE THE
name Of LYcURGUS MoCAIL, candidate for re-
election a. Tax Collector for williamson County.
Election nrst Saturday "a March. Jan 22-tds
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Wanted Immediately.

A GOOD eERHaN GARDK sER. zh8 can cone
"a vel recommended, uith % without famliy.
Apply - this ollca. Keb ~
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C0LUMBIA, TEss., Nov. 20, 1s4S.
N. ,. ". DoLBEAR-Dear Sir; have been much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system o.
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 10 ne
% be both skiful and faithful, and the Improvement
Of your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any.
thing have ever witnessed. I shall feel happy Il
fhis testimony t. your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves Of your instruction n one Of the most
beautiful and usefa arts and am very respectfully,
eto. JAS. Fl. OPEY.
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The above SILT by mail or Otherwise, lhe receipt
Of price and return postage.
Address, E. L. TARB0X,
Post ONCE Box ZIG.
Persons ordering, viii please state the size and
style desired -whether hsrd or soft, me coarse,
and If the pen should fsil to please prove defec
tive, will have the privilege Of exchanging It. 4
deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed orders OF $25
or ever, ami SIS on those Of 500.
Second quality Pen 10 csrsts fine, not included IN
the above, with plated cases from 81 so upwards.
Liberal discount made to the trade.
noy25tf E. L. TARB0X
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ALSO

Candy, Pickles, sugar brown and white, Coee Oyg-
ter Sardnes LObsters, Sploed Herring, DFiod Baof,
Bologna sausage Ham, Dried Herring, Raisus, Fga,
Dates Aluonds Fuberts, Brazil and Poa1gts, Ginger
Cakes sugar and Butter Crackers, spice, Nuts etc. as
A. LOUIS q CO.,
- HoFth MArkss szssl.
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20 Chronic Cases
W To the Ladies.

An Affections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 unfortunate
to mscarry prove abortion can be carried to their
full time Il found pregnant, by giving me call.
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Allow me TO introduce 70 you my friend, J. ". Dol
bear, who siis your city for the purpose o. teach
ing Psnmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher Is so well and widely estab-
ligbed that win say nothing on that score. I only
desire 70 present him as gentleman from whose 30
oiety have derived much pleasure and profit, and as
one whom you have the intelligence to appreciate.
anything you may do 20 further his desgns viii be
gratefully acknowledged BY your'f friend,
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INK

BOON Ovs Entth's Drug ss0Te Cor. Osurch esd VSs,e
srsess HOURS, Q to IL, 8. M, 70 5, p. m, and
10 ct night.
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~ Night Emissions Cured

80. 81 Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
jan 1. win meet with prOmp. attention.
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Universal Success Of
. DIR. III C GILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

In the Treatment Of Diseases, IS
grooming hjns a0ith success IN
other States, as 1t as IN Tennessee
and N08hULZe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

largo development Of caloro OF heat at each
successive stage or combination.
MIR. Hagon, Of course does not pretend to
dispense with carbon or fuel BY his invention,
but to economic it, use TO the last degree. In
other words: instead Of allowing half the carbon
to escape in the form Of oarbonic acid he con-
sumes it entirely, leaving nothing to escape as
smoke but water, and perhaps little ammonia
Tie thus reduces tho consumption Of carbon or
coal one half, while maintaining more tenn
perate and equable combustion with steadier
and more healthful heat The atmosphere OF
apartments or houses heated by his stoves or
furnaces is more bland and summertime than
any other process Of combustion can supply
And, rs the process is by no means expensive
adding perhaps one-third to the cost of stove
and onc.tcnth to that of furnace-we predict
for his invention rapid and general adoption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
NEGROES RIGHTS sN Washing
TON.

VIZ find, on examination Of the full report Of
the Senate debates, an explanation Of tie rc-
commentator Of tho District Committee
against further proceedings for securing equal
rights to colorcd and white citizens on the rail
road cars Mr. Wiley saws that the Committee
were satisfied tie Company had 10 authority
under their charter TO exclude colorod persons
at ail from their cars Other Senators acquiesced
IN this view Of tho law, and it was sdded-p ith
a curious Inconsistency which seems 10 have
attracted nobody'5 attention-that moro cars
had boon put on the roads for The special use Of
colnrcd citizens. But if they have Alright TO
ride IN al !hc cars, Why afc they confined to
portion
Mr. Wiley thinks no legislation necessary
because the company is now acting illegally.
We dissent from that view. II is a mockery to
my that excluded negroes have az action Of
trcspass against The company. No doubt they
have, but what chance have they OF getting q
verdict in the District OF Columbia, or what
means have they of going to lsw--people who
are mostly poor-with rich corporation No,
The remedy is in the hands Of Congress, and il
is their duty to apply it. Give notice to the
company that they will receive no more grants
or privileges, unless they use legally and justly
what they now have. Pass statute imposing
a fine for every ofiense-a penalty that can be
The moment il Is understood Con-
grsss is in earnest tho company viii behave it.
self
Now word as to the Supreme Court. 1t
was stated in tho Senate that no judge had
issued any order for the exclusion OF colored
citizens from the Courtroom. We suppose not,
but the officers OF the Court or some of them,
DO exclude negroes, and the Judges, or some of
them, are probably cognizant Of their conduct.
Al any rete, they are tolerant Of IT, The same
colored officer Who vas put out OF the ears was
denied admission to the Courtroom, which
every person has c right TO onter. We have SO
much respect for the Supreme Court that We
presume they VIII only need 10 have their
attention called to this abuse in order TO reform
1t. Better not give people chance to say that
such an incident is typical Of tho treatment the
negro is to receive at your hands when he
comes before You to plead for his freedom.
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WILL WATER BURN

We mean, can il he 70 bnrned rs To econmnize
and replace othsr 5Jelf The di,credit thrown
on the affirmative VI this question by Painea
abortive q1atkeTies OF Worcester, some years
since, have NOS discouraged further researches
and experiments, which in one case-we know
not but N otbers--aireedy promise the most
important ara 5encficcnt results.
Mr. William Z. Hagan, an educated sud
practical chcDnst, Of Troy, n. Y, hes FOR some
years been q. work on The problem; and his
suecess is embodied in a new process which may
be seen IN operation In an ordinary parlor stove
in the rear Of the Market Bank, 10. 50 Nassau
street, and in furnace stove et No. 4o4 Broad.
way Tho water, contained In boiler on the
top Of the stove or furnace, may be supplied
daily as It usually is to boiler placed there TO
maintain proper humidity ia the atmosphere
or hy c fcedp;pe lom main or reservoir
wherever (as in this ety. supply may thus be
had. An ordinary stove will consume from three
to four gallons per deyj and this is conveyed,
through pipe on the inner surface Of the stove,
but avoiding direct contact with the coal or
other fuel, till It Is emitted, in the form of,sn
pcrheatcd steam, at the bottom of tho fire,
where it Is decomposed by the contact into n.y.
drogen and carbonic acid gaa, which instantly
combine afrosh, producing carbonic oxide, which
undergoes a still further combination or com.
bustiou N being presented 70 tho air. With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

re on Sunday night Only three buiiding1 ROMAN in
the business pat Of the town The loss il more than
600 600. on which there is very little insurance.
We have The Roya! Gazette of Bermuda OF
Feb. l6. hut 1t contains no Of particular import
anoe The Rebel steamer A. d. Vince. which arrived
from Wilmington on the 10TH had GO bales Of cotton
and quantity Of turpentine.
Mr. Paul r. George, Navy Agent in New
York under John TyloIs administration, apd well
known as Democratic politician Of New Hampshire
died on Saturday at Boston.
Mr. Thomas Tileston, Of the well-known
house Of Spoord Tleston Of this city died suddenly
yesterday morning, IN his 10th year.
Gold closes at 1894 a 1891, and firm. Cash Gold If
scarce Stocks firm before tho Board, but not active
At the Stock Exchange Government Securities were 'O"s
Tie Stock market has been eyeIish all day. with h' o'p
scn 70 move vigorously il any direction Government ''01
rifles wero hish,r aud in demand, especially The long loans
The 59Os rose to lO7t for Registered Fow Ra"Hy mos'
arc offered and there is e be had In this line e1'oPi a'
large premium Coal stocks strong honfy very e'''
Of sac p cent and at the hitter rate tne supply Is ase' III
excess of the demand.