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$4,000 Shares at $l,OO Each.


u EPREsENTIkG THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
Ia, OF the Company, which is ABOUT 5000 sores IN
fee sImpe and lessehold lands, situated u Cum
berand county, Kentucky, no miles by land sbove
Nashville, on the Cumberland river.
Included IN the property OF the Company IS the
famous old American OIL Well, estimated 70
have thrown up $1,000 barrels Of OIL since
first struck in 1929 The Company has t8o
good engines on the ground, and If vigorously en-
"a ed in sinking several wells, and are putting up
machinery 70 resln out and set to pumping the old
American OIL Well, and expect % deveope the
Compsny's lands extensively within a few months,
and confidently anticipate results that will sun
further establish the immense oil wealth OF this
district
5000 SHARES appropriated for working capital
and for the general expenses and uses OF the Com
pany
1000 SHARES reserved for future issue, and
when ued TO be for the benefit OF all the stock
holders
Mr. G. ". G. Payne, sn old resident Of Nashville,
is the onEiustOr OF the Company.
Books o. subscription are now open at the Office
of the Gas Light Company, No. n Church street.
Nashville.
}. II. kEEDRICK & son,
mayls-lm Agents
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Young Mid LAHl

Yong Hsrris4 Ladies whose mizorsuns a IA,
been nol g nr1g forth N dus sasson. rsral,sS-s
Sod hAs sd yoa should multiply aud rspIaniTb- Il
ths . your desire yoq ca consult me aishsr ~
sttsr or h persoa- No lady over thirty-avs Ts,r.
q agH nssd make application. Al norrnunla.ti-5-
b. isttaT q persoz atrcsfy eouadrufiui
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VIM. ?. Hickerson, Esq, has been
appointed by Gov Brownlow, Judge Of
the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Mr. H.
resides near Manchester, in Coffee
County, but has been sojOurning in this
city FOR twelve months past, practicing
bis profession in our courts. He Is a
lawyer Of fine ability and large expe-
rience, and one Of the first men in
Middle Tennessee.
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Zebulon Vance, the rebel Governor
oi North Carolina, has been placed un-
der arrest and ordered TO Washington.
The terrible Msgrath, Of South Car,
DINA, who proclaimed, on paper, de.
struction to sherman and his army OF
heroes, is endsavoring to avoid arrest
by keeping cut Of the way of a detsch,
lnent of cavalry sent after him.
These meD, like the rebel Governor
Of Georgia, are what President John.
ron denominstes intelligent and con-
scroua troitoIz" Tom Watts, OF Ala.
hama, and Clark, Of Mississippi, are in
tho same category. We take it FOR
granted that the President does not
intend 10 waste Ieuiencyou them.
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n UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McGILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
u IHE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, g.
OhOHNlNG HIM WITH SUCCESS rs
OIHER EIATES, As II rs IN
NASHVILLE TEyNFgg

For further information in regard 70
the sklllfUl success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 sru-
Ii 8 THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DR.. hcGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases IN this
advertisement satisfaction Is Ruaran.
teed With my general practice I treat
the following
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Hoaaz Nan, stop oofors you further no. o. an
sizoaaes 5u1lect " Nan. tnera u 40 49,, :. II,
p oaFe - hglt kEnisHons, and physiciars
100 -. Enderzland treattng u aad % Tou :
aay Ia have carod doaeus Ia tbis 80 - - -
u a.nefoni States, Eho have spent dolar sfaT al.
A., ADD ne GOV vel cured b. ne. 40 day ~
eetiL& le-lesa and sending medicine 10 ~ paFss %
sas ooanry: La word, ~ thst Ars disaasod h
sny Uey, AID VII eve Iaa 4 al m FIve asrs-
l-jso1 iuf A. o. % di1easas manuonad b this ~
vertiss1nsnfs Ths les q ralsranoss Eiyaa u a.
EfY.
DR. NoaILL,
A suninl stEes3, hnaAriiia. Tsaa ~
. g1islg zLENE En Rael Eiih prsnpl atiap1 8
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Capt Ashton W. Hawkins has been
appointed by GOV. BroWnlow, Commits
sioner Of Rail Roads for this State
The sppointee ia gentleman Cf
high character, an unAinching
loyalist, and has served his coun-
uy a. . soldier, having command
cd a company in Col Isaac r. Haw-
l,inss West.Tennessee cavalry. The
position could not have been more ap-
propriately conferred.
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Total supply 20 January, lSG6 100000
Deduct exports 90 date 100000
consumption L.
), 1861 and
l>63 inclusive 100000
Burned and otherwise
uestEoyed...............60o, COOS, SOC. OOO
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The cotton Crop Of Mississippi and
Eastern Louisiana,

The New Orleans Price Current Of
che 9th inst contained an elaborate
review Of the condition and prospects
Ct the cotton trade. The writer OF
thissrticlc, Mr o. B Gribble, is an old
factor, and has been for many wears a
c.U-e and intelligent observer Of the
staple As such, ms We've at the pres
cuJ anne are entitled TO the careful
confederation Of all parties interested
ID the trsde Ar GIihhIe says moth
ing remained on hand of the
CICIs previous 20 1861 and that
ia estimating the quantities on hapo
we have only TO deal with the past
three years. Saruug.t then. with the
subsequent years be makes the follow.
ing estimates, which he supports by
statistical references, and the result OF
hrs recent observations in lower Miss;s
sipVi and Eastern Louisiana.
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sTNDRIE.a
For Rent,

A MAGNIFICENT HOUSE, 10 good order, veil
nm 10 room, completely ezd comfortably n rulah-
"a can be rcnts1 until Janusry lst 1877. The fur
nilrs ca1 be bought ven rsaa1natls terms. For
Ilrtoer pArncuisFs apply 70
nsyl7-ls Al Cherry stlsof.
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urOnls Cases

win ss1sfscton; Rhoumansla. AHseho.s a. A..
Lungs; Diseases u ne Tnroaf Bwegef J0l-fT
8th Limb, PeuTsys Pans, Ulcsrs Care. &C.,
D.sanEes q he Heart and Liver lnasrrnraiiou -
t1o sloula5n' selfa-9lay Kings hYl Or 6crunlls,
DeafnosE, Diseases d 100 Eyes, Daf1It.faf -,
tenn, DySpapE.a q Indigestion, ana Corsurnrt,r-S
t0gsthsf With Al Private Di.oa.s[.s- -
Diseases OF the Urinary OrUa.nl--
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70 the Ladies
StsrnitY

Al Affections q tas womb trsatsd Via u.e,...
Those Aayrisd LADIES' Who have ben - 1g5s-,5'-
na.a 10 missLTry or prove aboFslon caa - r-I-s.s
70 tnoir III tine iou8d preEna1t b. zViaF -
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For Rent,

CTORE BUILrTN3 inst erected on Cherry ST, a
- ieW doors below Cedar. Very uesrsbie lora-
ton, VII answer for store and dwelling. lsrgs yard
iu the rear. Apply 20
mayl7-9E n DERBY, "A ColloEa St .
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GEE. THoxAs.-Gen. Thomas arrived in
Louisville last Tuesday.
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An Interesting letter from Johnsonville
Will be found on our fourth psge.
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WANTED-S5 900 FOR YOUR
W SELF. send SO cents for cIrcuizrr an5 in
formation how 70 make from $4,000 %
HS5, 900 per year IN AZ easy buslness-
Let DOT your fesEs make VOC hnger,
But DOW altend unto this a
AID % poverty become q str1nFar,
For Eeath u within the reach q a.
Address
DR PHILIP BOWEN, p. o. Ben sTa
ESys-sgs Hlss, BsrJiea ceNnty, k1oh.
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ROOMS Nc. /,
Commercial Hotel,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
detrimental.

EsS.ng seen some of Or. Aooru's Surgical PEI
scrmances, snd his very extraordinary success ia
removing 81 chronic and other diseases aflsr all
sure 70 bear testimony 20 what have seen and
know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities
ioE SeGllrtag most thorough knowledge q the
human system, bnih in this aud other So1nfr,ss
ana his Npflal ability u detect the nsture of the
gls' a-e SIS vel % his sound Judgment in srplyIny
uUrcess.
~ el perrona lsDorlug under diseases that mar
isFe teln pronounced ircurshle, / gouid sa- -
one Who sylnpathl1es with suffering humans, -
81 he nocfor's rooms. - S~1o
may7-sm REV D. MocARTFR.
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Boarding.

A FEW SENTLEMEN CAN BE AOcOandO-
"a dated with Boarding in private family, - sps-
piy.ug q No u South cherTY ssgss1 doors 4 u
" es Post ofhcs, msY&-sH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-18

Just Received,
200 Barrels Foar,
200 Bags and half BAGS Flour,
100 Barrels Sugar,
o Sacks :Cafse,
5 Barrels Syrup,
10 hegs BeLcher'S SAINT Louis Syrup,
3 Casks Sugar Cured HAMS,
300 Barrek Country Hams,
200 Bags B0hed Neal
1000 Barrels Sal,
Lard in Barrels, half Barrels and Kegs.
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For Rant

TIIHE front room Of the building on College
i street, fornefly occupied by the CRY BANK.
snd moro recently by the undersigned a. Brokers.
J. O. FRENCH q co.
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LIQUORS.

Bhls Alcohol, % per cent
3 " u per cent
Proof Spirits,
Puts Whisky, pure, or Med. purposes.
" Pure FreDch Brandy,
4" Holland Sin,
Pure Peri, Madeira, snd Sherry Winas,
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PENDLETOh.
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| Passed second reading.
House bin No. 90 in regard 90 the
/ Recorder OF Columbia On motion OF
Mr. Rogers il was indefinitely posts
| poned and afterwards reoonsidered and
actlon postponed until the third Mon
I day IN October
Senate bill No. 80, to pay certain
Judges and Chancelors appointed by
| the late military Governor of Tonnes
| see Passed second reading.
The Senate then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at the usual hour
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, May Il.
MORNING SESSION.
The House met at 9 o'clock; prayer
/ by the Rev. Mr. Huntington.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Duggan from the Committee on
Corporations reported House bill No
| IS, recommending its rejection also
House bills No 50, l04, l05, ia, I07,
and Senate bill No. Isl, recommending
their passage
Mr Richards from Committee on In
ternal improvements reported House
bill No. ll9, and recommended its pass
sge.
Mr. Cooper from the Judiciary Com
mittee reported House bills No. Il3
and lis, and recommended their pass
age.
A PERTINENT SUGGESTION.
Mr. Mullins rose and said it was very
important that all acts passed by the
Legislature should Immediately come
before the people Of the State, so that
they could be apprised of what was do
/ ing here for their benefit and that of
the State. lie, therefore, suggested
that the clerk should as soon as possible
after their final passage have all bills
placed in the hands of the Public Print
er for publication.
TIE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BILL.
House bill No ] with the amendment
by the Senate was brought up. This
bill provides for the infection of capi~
tai punishment for various offences be-
side murder. Ii, some days since, pass
ed its third reading in the House, but
was subsequently amended in the SEN
ate by a clause that nothing in this act
shall conflict with existing laws on this
subiect-which virtually kills the bill.
Mr. Duggan was emphatically oppos-
ed to cOncurrlng with Senate amend
ment
Mr. Henderson thought the bill retro
spective in its character, and would
embrace cases that should be tried by
the present law.
Mr. Mullins was Of the opinion that q
Retrospective feature in the bill would
make it unconstitutional, but he was
satisfied there was no such feature in
it.
Mr. Richards was in favor of the SEN
ate amendment
On the question of concurrence by
the House with Senate amendment.
the motion was lost.
Subsequently a message from the
Senate was received, insisting on its
amendment, when the House reconsid-
cred its vote Of non concurrence.
A motion was then made to concur
with the amendment, which was car
ried. So the bill was lost.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the Senate announc-
ed the passage by that body of several
bills, and asking the concurrence of
the House.
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XARNIEHEs.

Bols, Copal Vsrnisa, / Bbi Japan VE-uish,
Coach =. FiggfnE
one barrel Blacc LsathsT.
For sale low, by EWIN PBNDLETON.
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BITTERE.

DTsks's Plantation B.tters,
Bulrs CedFcn 4"
HOLSTERS Stomach
BooTEaVe's holland %
Hoohan1's German
For sale loE, b EWIN 4 PFNuTETOy-
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100000

ten cotton........................... 100000
We have, then, Of nIer,hapta-
h.e cotton, including the
probable crop Of l.65. avail
a6ie both FOR export and
home coasuRlption-........... 100000
1--we take from the above the amount
s't Gown for the growing crop (6Oa.OO
nAies), and adG the quantity deducted
a .s.. aig,imlageo and rotting IN the interior
N'g..V'l bales we hsve I 10000 bales
- The entire amount now on hand
-Ie popular estimate IN our cotton cir
- ,L is nom 100000 TO :, 100000 bsles.
G le@'9g no great discrepancy with Nfr.
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hEE hESEN L All V rs.
WEDNESDAY, May Il.
MORNING SESSION

The House met at o'clock; prayer
By the Rev. Mr. Huntington.
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By Mr. Hudson. To incorporate the
Tennessee CoIoniaI, Mining and Manu-
featuring Company Passed and re-
ierTed to Committee on Corporations.
By Mr. Donaldson: To change n
county fund, the railroad fund of
BlOunt county. Passed.
By Mr. Griffith: To incorporate the
East Tennessee and Cumberland Iron,
Petroleum, Coal, Lead and Zinc Com.
psny. Passed and referred 10 Commit.
tee on Corporations.
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By Mr. Simmerly: That the Public
Printer be required to publish the Pro
ceedIngs Of the Tennessee Union and
Liberty Convention. Laid over under
the rules.
On motion, the House took i recess
till two o'clock.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CeIebf ated Female Pills.


PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT!
Prepared from q prescription of Sir J. Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution Is subject. II mod
crates all excess and removes all distinctions, and
a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
u Il ION
These Pills should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as then are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and although powerful rem
edy do not contain iron, calomel, antlmOny, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortandt ST., New York.
n B.--$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle con-
tanning 50 Pills return mail. oct. 27dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

Col. WILLIAMS SPEECH Efforts having
been made by some of the negro suffrage peo-
pie to mlsrepresent the spsechof Col. Williams,
q! the democratic union county convention,
We have asked him to write it out for inser-
lion In the proceedings of the convention,
which ne has kindly done for US. 1t will be
found, complete and correct. in the proceed
lngs, and will be read with satisfaction and
pride BY every true friend of democracy and
Of Andy Johnson's administration.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

Go TO THE BEsT.--Go To Bryant, StrAtton
q Merril's Davenport Commercial College,
to get thorough practical business educa
ton, or to becOae good sound telegraph
operator. For circulars address (enclosing
stamps) Bryant, Str4tton L Merrill, Daveu
mort Iowa dWly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

While the committee on resolutions were out
call was made for Col. Williams, who, after con-
'derable hestency addressed the convention. He
CLAIMED that the democracy had bright record,
'ad they had only to go ahead in order to clear
'at the r.! uolicans.-Uni0n 18th.
49, " .li.ams speech was not made with
any "neslseney"at oil, nor was it made while
toe committee on resolutions were out. Ii
Vas made on taking the chair, and madeywith
promptness and confidence and he has, by
writing it out for publication, placed it out o.
the power of the Union, or any of its set, te
successfully misrepFesent him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

The Union, speaking of the democratic IN
ion county convention, says "there was al
most an entire absence of soldiers" This is
untrue, A soldier was president, soldier
was chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tons, twelve soldiers were delegates from this
township, and several from the other town
ships, making convention composed of one-
third soldiers. There acas more than tUice
the number of soldiers IN the democratic union
convention that there were IN tie republican
c0nUenti0n
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

c. { R. l. r. Rive learn that G. Ii.
BsarIsley, Esq. formerly purchasing agent
and paymaster of the Chicago & Rock Is
land railroad, has been appointed assistant
general superintendent of that line. Mr.. B.
has been connected some ten years with the
Rock Island railroad. No general superin-
tsndent has yet been appointed to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of W. L. st.
John.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

BABcoCK's HALL,-Three things are i'm
peratively demanded for the comfort of the
public and the actors via: Mating on the
aisles and stairs ; fix the doors so they will
make less noise. and stop the passage Of
teams under the hall during the use of the
hall. 1t is paying institution and the pro-
prietor ought to crafty the public and in
crease the popularity of his hall by making
these improvements.
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Drandreth'S Pills,
Whose Timely Use. Under Providence
has Ditch saved Lie.

These celebrated Vegetable Pills are new,
untrled remedy they have been used and tested
the United states tor thirty years, and are re-
lied upon by hundreds of thousands of families as
almost their sole medicine when sick No care
or expense is spared IN their preparation, and 1t
is certainly true when l assert that King can
have a medicine safer surer than Brandreths
Pills.
They produce good effect upon disease almost
immediately after they are taken. BY some won
derful power, perhaps electric or nervous Influ-
ence, the progress OF diseased action Is arrested
where watchiuIness and pain have been present,
the system becomes quleter, and the patient soon
obtains refreshing sleep.
The genuine Brandreth Pill Box has upon it a
United States Government Stamp with b. Brand
reth IN White Letters IN the same.
aug ID " I'm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

DRowNED.-lIugh Hanlan, who had been
ct work for Reynolds Il Saulpsugh on the
new Rock Biyer bridges, was attempting to
walk across the old bridge and fell into the
river aud was drowned. lie had been at
work tor some years for Reynolds & Saul
pangh, and was a good man. He had no
family.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

MEssRs BAMBERGER & BURGowER, have just
received the largest and most desirable stock
of cloths. cassimers and etsings for garments
made to order
They a1e enabled TO sell goods at Wholesale
or retail cheaper than any uther house in the
vicinity and make them up in satisfactory
style Also large stock OF ready made
. othing aud the latests rtyles of hats, caps,
gents furnishing goods, trunks. valices, &c.
Septl2dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

An immense meeting of the soldiers's anti
negro suffrage, ansi-Maine law party of Dav-
EXPORT was held at the German Theatre IN
that city, last evening. NJ c. Davis, ESQ.
OF the Pennsylvania House q republican
presided, and j. W. Stewart, Esq. Ia repub-
Ilcan) made the principal speech, which is
spoken of by several of our people who were
present, as very able and eloquent effort
Inc meeting was rouser, and shows that
shs soldiers ticket has a strong hold on the
sympathy of the people.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

The teeth often die long before the system
loses its youthful vigor. This should not be
SO. To prevent this species of necrosis use
Fragrant SozoDoNT. 1t keeps the dental
bone alive. the enamel spotles, the gums rosy
and assic, the breath pure and the mouth
clean. Sept13eop3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

j. & NJ. RosENFIELD, opposite the Rock Is
land House, are now receiving, daily, lots OF
goods from New York consisting of full as
sortment of all kinds of Dress Goods, latest
styles, Musins, Checks, Drilling, Satinets,
Cassimeres, &C., &C., and full stock of No
tions, Hosiery. and Fancy Goods. Their pri-
ces are fixed to meet competition.
SentSdv2w
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-14

The county convention held yesterday was
large, enthusiastic and harmonious, and the
ticket everywhere is received with satisfac-
ton by the people. There were no office
seekers present, not one of the candidates
having sought the nomination. We shall
nave more to say of the convention to.mor-
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET,

MOCK Island, Sept. IL.
me current value OF the articles named below
SUBJECT TO changes, but the following quotation,
are correct for the date Of this report:
flour-Johnston's spnng Double Extra, in bbl,
$3.50, Al wholesale, and IS, 40 81 retail Sack,
$3.50 at Wholesale, and 500 at retail. Loose
1850 at Wholesale, and 81 80 at retail.
Wheat-No. I, ,25; No: 2, sl,l0; Rejected
Coo.
Corn-35c tor 20 lbs.
osts-lsa22c for 35 lbs.
Rye-45c.
Bsrley-35a60e.
Beans-75c.
Onions-30c per bus.
Potatoes New-25a30c.
Egg"l21e dor.
Butter--Very choice lots, for recalling, will
bring 22a25e
Sorghum-75c
Salts, 5Oa3, rs per bar
Kerosene w holesale, barrels Included, S5c;
retail ! 90.
HighwInes-S22 20.
POultry-Llve chickens, s., oOa3 90 per don
Dressed, l23e per ID, Turbey,, Iac per 10.
Pork.-For live hogs, IS, 50aIO,50
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4,5O For
prime shipping S,00a6,00 per hundred lbs
Hides-Green country, SC; green salted 6Ic;
dry saited, SC; dry flint, he green calf, Toe:
sheep peits, 75c.
Hay-PraIrIe, s5a7 per ton; Timothy. ssalO
WoOd-osA SO 90 TO Sc, so a cord.
Coai.-At the Coal Valley yard on the Leye.
coal Ia sold at 10 cents the cost of delivering TO
be added.
From teams, in Marketsqusre, at l5al6 ets