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Farm i'm TooL..-

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l4ey en me S~u7heusna river. a. - imme-
ats sacrtnee hArusulsrs given AL - y = -ught
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Broad Street Bridre Comnspy.

A T. meeengo q the DiTescrs Ofths Broad Street
"a Z empsny. on the l2th inA. q rssosu-
gon -. pSssed, ua1nga call q Five Dollars per
snsre on nhe nes stock lasely subscnoed, payable
Gay q July next
4 ". BUTLER Seq ssa Tr-ssursr.
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Taxes.

LL.pe-ors no have Dot pad fhar azet ~
"A rFgf. and ussh % saVs tn sccumnA.o1 or
- - eo-s 10 better eal On a a htesl
- - 81 Sntilr square, and sffte ID mrs
49, = n-ca D. ma zama lor
l q. C. lEGROfE,
- orIartnr o. 1881.
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~vNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TAG TRKArHBIgF or DISEASES, d
Ua0WNIN8 BIN WITH hUOle8 u
OTHER 8rATEG, As TT - ~
NASHVILLE TENNEaEE

For further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases. the reader Is referred 20 STILr
RS T~HERkPEUrlCs and E1rzEu MznCI
two large volumes, late edition Of 1900
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. MeGlfs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment OF dis
eases of women Foral diseases in his
advertisement satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
UhFonlc Cases
Win ssfsfAchons Rhsumafsm. AHeoaons Of NJ
Lungs; Hssssas Of the Threat sUellad 6tnss
suH Limb, Fisudsy, Pains, Ufes, Osacaf, GrsFd-
Diseases Of the Heart and LIVER Et1nuA4on o
the stouaeh, NeurlgiS kngs 81 or ssoa-,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dobihtated 81
TENS, Dyspepsia or indigestion, and ConEumpnon-
together Nith El Private Diseases ana
Diseases of the Urinary OrGanA-
10 the hadina.
An Aaeefions OF ne Womb troaasd wih mcoeSs,
Those Married Ladies who have beer 90 usdn1tu-
rate 70 misc4TJ or proTs aoorscns GA b. en~d
% shsr ~ IA z 6und pEegaanl b sSzE msA
cal.
fouEE MnEze1 AG1l8 Eullo m4AAA4 ~
besn aot % E1Rg brlh h dus seGson, nmemosT
Gad - sd yo1 ehoaid mUiupiy snd repleuhh II
tka h yuur daars ygq can consult ne etM y
aftsr o. n PERSIA No LADY over hirJ-de ran
q zee nosd rake application. Ahcommunoaa0na
81 sitaT or person stncay ooHhdsntA.
hight Emissions Cured
Young MSn, sop before you fnrtaeE %. az
Siresses suhsct % Man, there a 10 Disease 20 nad
10 cure as Naht Emissions, sd pnyEoan9 aa
scsree thef urdersiand treadng e and % Jou ca
say that i have cured do1gns IN hs ayi s4
IN dIHeTsnt Statae. Who have spant dollar aner dE
ar. and are nov vel curad b. NJ Ian day -
eefrng letters and sendiag medlcina % az pGs q
ne country. In 3 word. al hs 2s deeasd
s1y waT. and VII eve re q call I WI ~ 8
faciou for Al o. aa dtsoaaos msuaoned IN Da 80
vertissrnanL Ths best q rasfs1cos GFaa ~
ely.
Dr. KC8ILbs
Usicn street. nzahsla fenA
-.a ~ No. sith prnsuut stesalea
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OFFICE ACTING oUARTERMAsrER.

OFFICE ACTING QUAKTERMAsTER, /
NASHVILLE, TEsN, June 18th, 1865.
The Auction sale Of Condemned Government pro-
psFty has teen postponed U I'll TUESDAY,, June
2 I'll a. 10 am, at the Uni Cd states Market street
Shows, nrar the corner Of Market and Gay streets,
waen the following will be sold
I91 Government Wagons.
70 Lray-.
% blacksmith Bellows.
1900 Pounds a ocrsp fr0u.
1000 Pounds Iron consisting Of all kiads OF Csr-
peuters and BlRcksmith's aud Miscells
neous Tools, Chsins, Portable FORCES, &c.
1900 Pounds Of steel, consisiir & Of avs & -, &c.
1900 Pounds Of Rags cons e ing Of rents, Pan
linz, WAGON covers and rope halters.
By command OF Maj Gen G H.TH0Nss.
J. l.. DgsALDsoN,
Brig. GenI. and ChiefQ. NJ Dept. Cumherlsnd.
CHARLES Il. IRWIN,
iu1els4t Bvt Col. and 40. N.
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The Soldiers Friend,
For Rent.

LARGE t~9o-story BRICK House On College
"A -tresf Besr Churchs suitahe for e Bareing
V. MATT BROWN . 90
- I'm ~ fnarrv sweet
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To the Soldiers.

We nave lhrea haaaah1i L~thoTzphs. rspre
senEa9 he ddsreut 1Hncrn ote 49,
- III f,gr eaiorr. eunlsd ~soiEcra Or
Efeata - q Uuion Uelen1afs Ce-a1cale and
G u. 81 ArmT Dpiomh - III nc1e4
Thsy sYa sncksed ~ paeteooaa MA 9ad
caa = sent - mal ~e1thoutinIury. hfeU On
eer sad solder aroal1 by 1Em aua e1ud
them ~ ther READ.
~ -
Fur - .hrea. poaeaEo rald--u G
Lba-A dtaoou1f nnads % ahoaaaaia dszlsz
We vii a. Al ortcru or CeruGlsfes OF So
tonsrT, b mai o. exVHazs prompay.
In. RHODES Co,
msyss-am usies -tr~A s--hrhe -
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BON. ROBERT ]. ATKINSON,
UAte Sd Auditor o. 8. Treasury
Attorney at Law,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Nashville and Chattanooga
Rsilrosd Qomusnv.

OFFIcE or NASHVILLE AND OHATrANGOGAR r, Co
.NAsHvILLF, June Is, 1855.
IN conformity with the Charter Of this Company.
l. the regular Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders
Is hereby called on the 10th Jay Of August rezt.
atthls ONCE, for the purpose OF eiecting Board OF
directors y serve or the twelve months next en-
suing, 4 large attehdaoce is desired, a. other bu-
sress Of Importance win be preseutedfor their con-
s'der-ton. N. BURNS. President.
luuei6-60d
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, TESS., June l5tt lsG5-
General riders
O. IL Extract.
Hereafter no passes will be required nom citizens
by the pickets Rroun5 the city during he day, be
tween d.v'ighf snd dsrk Al night, ci1sans viii
Be halted and questioned by the p cEet. sndifss sat
i~slactorY account Is given. and thele Ii nothing TO
ereste suspicion they WILDE Above to pass.
Bycommand Of Byt. M-i Gen, JNo. F.. MILLER.
l.. WINGSTUN HOWLAkT,
iunel6-3t Captain and A. A. g..
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City Undertaking.
CASES. ChSKFIS AND C0FElNS,
Bodies Ordered from a Dislau,e.

We have made arrangements with
responsible U~udertakers in the differ
en- cltie- 70 send 20 Us the remains q
psrt e. Who hyve died sway from home
dnnng the present disturbed condition
o; the country.
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Boarding

DY PRYOR JONES, 65 North Market street,
ID near tub.ic SQUIRE. The situ7fion being in the
rentrsl part # th-clty, gives u~nsurp4ssed facilities
and aeco rmod zion tr rusiness men The axle
i always 81 pied with the beat the marker affords.
june16-lW
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C,rnl.had noom foF Rent

n9E q my ncs Furnished Rooms On b. 6r
" Rentto-dsy. J. 3. efACGI
Jassisa isk NsrA casrJ afesL
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AUCTION SALE
Building Lots and Dwellings.

CATuRDAT, JUNE 3irH. We vi OFFER FOR
- saie, st the court house Caie, n II o'clock,
AZ anne House on South Market street, contRin-
ing three rooms. Lot ~ feesnoni ~ lto deep.
-Four vacant lots on the corner q North Summer
Rnd Jaekson streets sos feet each, and running
oack IS feet 10 the Bell view properly.
SIX vacant lots, on South Spruce street adjoining
the rasideu-e Of the lac Jas. r. Clark; eaen about
50 feet froaL. These are free from taxes.
Three very desirable one story brch residences,
on south high street. containing from three 70 I've
rooms.
small house on he 6allstin Turnpike. ~ mile
go ~ the city between three and acres land, W a.
q good spung.
We viii take pleasure in showing the above pro-
perry 70 parties desiring 70 purshase.
". MATT BROW b CO,
juEels-lW Al Cherry street.
For Sale.
A Farm in Robertson county, twenty miles from
IA Nashville. on he Nashville HopKinsviDe and
Csrksvilie road. 25 70 800 acres; 1875 cleared and
10 cultivation Good house, with all necessary out
houses. AyOung orchard and sgoOd spring
Apply to W. MATT. BROW 4 Co,
iunels-lW Al Cherry street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Affairs in Texns.

New YORK, Dec. 2S. - The Herald's
Washington dispatch states that Gen. VIM.
j. Strong, Inspector General on Gen. How
ards staff returned to Washington yester-
day from athree months tour in the South
west He reports affairs in the interior of
Texas in deplorable condition. Much
destitution exists among the blacks and
whites. The blacks are willing to work,
but the whites are not in a condition to en-
ploy them. The latter also universally
complained of bad treatment and violation
of such contracts as had been entered into.
Bitterhostility to the Government and gen.
eral lawlessness prevailed. SO great was
the ignorance, that the whites scarcely knew
the war was ended, and the blacks thought
themselves yet slaves. When President
Johnson's brother was accidentally wound
ed by the discharge of his gun, number
of surgeons were applied to for professional
treatment. Each one refused his services,
upon the ground that he was the brother of
the President; and he was obliged to send
nearly one hundred miles for Federal sur
geonyand died solely for want of prompt
surgical aid, - =. : .
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The Ezabehs Corpus Case of Ralph
AbercrOmbie.

PH1LADELpHGA, Dec. 2S.-A special dis
patch from Baltimore to the Evening Tele-
graph says: Judge Giles, in the U. 5. Dis
trict Court this morning, had up the impor-
tant habeds corpus case>O Ralph Abercom-
bic, who is held by WOoley, charged with
being a spy and with desertion to the enc
my, also with giving testimony before a
rebel court-martial in Richmond, on which
testimony Captain Deaton, of the United
States army, was wrongtully convicted and
executed. Judge Giles decided in favor Of
the military authority, remanding him back
to custody for military trial, as he belonged
to the United States service, and he could
set aside the hdbeas corpus. Abercrombie
will soon be tried by court-martial. He
was formerly in the U. S. army. sf
The court-martial of which General
Fessenden is President, and Colonel
Bingham Judge Advocate, adjourned sine
die, having disposed of the important trial
of private Thomas Murphy. A new court
martial will probably soon be formed to try
A Abercrombie.
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. New York marIset-Doc. "a.

= "a
COTTON moro sctive and fully 10 better, Sales
a se953 for middlihg. and by auction to-day for
90vernment account 2231 bales Memphis at l5Em
5Jt9 Tor low rdinary to omiddling fair. nfI
lfLOUR--5c better. on good sound low Rrades
th agood demand, while all othet kinds are dull !.
mon to good shipping brands oxtia round hoop
niG: And SOis 80 for trade brands msskst
WHIS.ENYooIIeavy x and declining a. q 27@a %.
1 for common TO fair old Milwaukee 'e1hg9r
lCORN-lc lower, moderated damand, part fore
port at 60 9Oe for damRg ged;1 0R9e4e for unfOHnd
y1g96Ac for sound mixed WESTERN aud " .02 for
handsome new white tQuthern. ,Foasirsg io s51iidF
01aOATS-Q9iet at 49@S6si for tunsound. and 900
PETR0TRUn-DuIi. 1000 bbIs rsfnsd in bond.
at CSC. r,',trsTr' 49, s-s'''
CVFFEE-5 Quiet. ay i,,,i '3j.. jsss ls ,a ssl
nOL4SsESe6u New Orleans % IS a. q ID.
.POkk-OPebed decidedly higher and more ac--
tive. Closed dull and irregular sales u e1D 3Tt
80 Blk for mess closing az e2g 02 regular ga IS
for new prime; s24 5Oa25 90 for prime D esi Also,
March, sellers option, at $50 6O929 rs. and 1900
bbls DO for january; hnyers option at $32r ia -a
BEkF-Qpiet et Sl7 U0920 20 for new plain mees,
Sl oo@ y % for sd 90, s22 oO@2tfOr new extra mess
'nB BEEF HAaS@leoSSieta SIs at al tsa Soss5 o. es Y
.CgT.hkATS-Qaist. At ll@lsc iOf sh0nldels and
l3h@l6c for hams.
BAUOErIEsIher more setiye. at, l5c for Cnmbsr-
land cut loc for short ribbed. and Isxc fer short
DREssED HOGS--FirmGr. Sales at l2k@Islsc
LARD-very firm at iSJl9lOKo.l Also IsOO bhIs
tG, January and February, sellors option, a. ls@
IUTTER5, Dull. Sales at 2O9s5c for Ohis. and
lHEESE-Quiet at l31I@lsIe- -. s,sl1s & idsi
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.Iel&grap5if,
New. Regulations Relative TO
Drawback.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S--The Times WASH
ington special says: The Secretary of the
Treasury and the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue have adopted new regulations
relative to drawbacks on shipments to
British provinces. In case goods are to be
shipped from a port for transportation
through frontier port to any of the Brit
ish provinces where the drawback claimed
on any one shipment does not exceed the
sum of $50, the exporter will file his entry
In tripicate at the Custom House at the
port OF expectation, in the same form and
manner as prescribed for shipments made
to other foreign rorts, in the amended cir
cular dated May /, 1865; one of which
entries will be transmitted to- the Coli
lector or other officer of the customs at the
frontier port through which the goods
are to pass, and he will examine the
packages to ascertain if they agree
in all respects with those described
in the entry. If the packages are
found to agree. the officer of the
customs will permit them to be sent
forward without detention to their place of
destination, and will execute on the back
of said entry certificate that the packages
of merchandise described In the entry for
expectation to Canada or other British
provinces, have been duly inspected at that
port as delivered for expectation as afore-
said. The exporter will then proceed in
preparing the balance of his papers in ac-
Gordance with the above mentioned circular
of instructions, changing each ofsaid forms
to suit the altered circumstances of the
case. The bond will be cancelled If the ex-
porter shall produce within ninety days
from date thereof certificate, under the
hand and seal of the Collector or other chief
revenue officer OF the Canadian or other
provincial port, that the goods, wares and
merchandise described were imported into
the province therein mentioned and duly
entered at the custom house, and that
the duties imposed by the laws
in force in the province have been paid or
secured. Merchandise intended for eXpor-
tation with the benefit of drawback under
the Internal Revenue law, may be forward
cd through those frontier ports through
which imported merchandise may be ex-
ported consistently with lawful regula-
tions, ard no other. If the merchandise be
shipped direct by sea from port of eXpOr-
tation, or if shipped direct from frontier
port to port in the British provinces, the
regulations prescribed in the amended cir
cular of instructions dated May 1st, 1865,
will be observed. Where the drawback
claimed on any one shipment exceeds the
sum of $50, a Consu's certificate will be re-
quired in addition to the certificate of the
ship revenue officer, for the collection Of
the bonds in all cases. ...
These regulations will be enforced on
and after the lst of January, 1866. g .
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Hsld at 81 OOa7 so for superfne 81 25I
2 s 90 for extra, from new Wheat; q 2590 60 forI
extra. firm old Mhea'; family ct 20 2b9lO OOTsndl
WhEAT-Qld Red is held at SO for prime, with
small sales Now Red is held at u 6OD1 % for The
better grades.
CORNING quote mixed at 55s for ear, and $50
Soc for shelled: 700 bushels sheled sold at 60c.
OATS-Safes could not be made at over 40c, in
elevator; although 4l942t is asked.
I RlE-ls quiet at 75c for prime samples.
HOGS-All that were on the market were taken
at Sl 259ll So net, and ut the close there no
sales at the outside rate; but buyers did not follow
up the ideas Of holders Thc feeling that tbeerop
will be short is gaining ground, andpackers. gener
PROViSfONS--Mcss Pork is in active demand,
and prices have adyanced to $2s 50for city hoders
at the close, Withdrawing their stock from the mar
ket. Green Meats have advanced TO 81, II and
I5Y@16c for Shoulder, Sides and Hams. Bulk
Meats are firm at l2yS@l5kc for Shoulders and
demand and prices have advanced to Is nc for prime
citT h1ld-rs asking l9c at the close. i t1ft
GR0CERfES-We e quote fair to choice Rio Coffee
st 29Js@5l%c; raw Sugar 139l7c; hard refined 10@
9Okc, and Moiasses 9O@95c per gailon; for rortt
Rico, - los,ilil' 'ei-tf
BUT1ER-We quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at % 935c per pound. ~ y {. y.
EGGS-Prices have not changed materially. We
quote prime fresh, shippers count. at S29s4c per
dozen, 49,, 20 2 40 " lh-I4 y
WHIsKY-The demand is limited; sales Of IS
barrelsat q IS. ,, u'A eI'li- ~ ilrj
SEED-UlUVer is in fair demand at % 90 per
bushe for prime. Flax dull 1t 50 so per bushel on
arrival. Timothy quiet at 90 10 ..sli's
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pAMUsEMENTS.
Opera Houae

IA y. II Q VI
Last night the Opera House was filed by
quite large audience to witness the fourth
representation Of the grand scenic play Of
Satan's Page. The continued increase In
the number of the visitors Is eyidencethat
this great show piece Is popular attrac-
tion. Doubtless another large assemblage
will witness Its production forthe fifth time
tonight. ~ b ~ . g salG
Tonight, the popular pantomimist and
dahsu@e, Miss Lisette Bernard, takes a
benefit. The entertainment will commence
with the amusing farce OF the Loan of a
Lover, IN which Miss Grover will appear as
Gertrude. Miss Bernard win then appear
In her Excelsior Jig; comic song by Mr..
McEyoy will follow, and the entertainment
conclude wifi. .Satan's Page woo .fott
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Ftnn,IrcInI.

New YoRk, Deci 2S.-- fheC Commefcia
says: The stock market Is rather more
active and frmner, the result, apparently,
of the growing ease In money. There are,
however, no indications of any importanr
movements, everything <of the kind being
left over to next week, which Is generally
looked to for the starting Of an active espec-
ulation in the railroads. The chief move
ment was upon New York Central, the pur-
chases of which we're quite large In antici-
patton of favorable result of legislation
at Albany relative to the road. This,
however, is the old cry, and no bet
ter grounds for confidence, 4. appar-
emily, than heretofore. Government
stocks are not affected by the adverse
tone of the London advices. There is a
steady demand for Government stocks from
all parts of the ecountry, and the large, deal
ers anticipate higher quotations. Railroad
bonds continue dull. Bank stocks are firm
and held out ofthe market inanticipatio Of
the January interest. The miscellaneous
is quiet but generally firm. ylID4AlQ 81
'TiIe money market continues easy. De-
mand from stock brokersis quiet and large
ly supplied at 6 per cent. on prime collater-
ais. The increased supply yOf money, though
accompanied with a reduced supply Of pa
per, has produced no quOtable change in
she rates of discount though there is more
disposition to take bills at kheLtd rate
The Banks, are not receiving Snk large
lmOuhts of indorsed papeN from tlieSW est
erh Banks. and indeed the indications all
around betoken q general quietM business.
Prime bills are quoted at 100 per cent;
jther grades at 10@l5 per cent. L '
The adyices of u growing stringency in
money at London has rather strengthened
the rates for foreign exchange. There is,
however, no pressure for remittances from
Jhis side, and consequently increased de-
nand has resulted from the tenor of the
news. Leading bankers are asking 1921
tor 60 days sterling, but sell little. Francs
ire rather weaker. r--.. .,sr.-rr ,f...--,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
Conservation of an Episcopal
.,.HrgF -,r RRiSIAOVA IN - 49,,

Boston, Dec. 2S.-The conservation of
Rev. George Maxwell Randall; ID. d., rector
OF the Church of the Messiah in this city,
the newly elected missionary bishop fCol-
orado and the parts adjacent thereto, took
place in Trinity Church, in Summer street,
to-day. Right Rev. John Henry Hopkins,
bishop of the diocese of Vermont and pre-
siding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, acted as, con-
secrator. The conservation service was ex--
was attended by a great congregation, the
aisles aud galleries of the church being
crowded.. ~ Ulli a5I fHI fs8 sff r, A8lr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
COntraband Trade with Mexico
The RHnusas Railroad.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says: The Secretary Of State
has directed the United States Attorney to
keep VSilant watch on all vessels sailing
for Mexican ports, and to seize all contra
band articles. The parties in New York
engaged in this business allege that they
have carrier route entitled Maximilian
Express Company. Some facts will short
ly be made public showing up the matter
more definitely. 'lJ HI. Etkay'
Some days ago the necessary papers were
filed in the Treasury Department showing
that forty milesot the esecond division Of the
Kansas railroad had been completed, and
application was accordingly made for the
$6I0,000 OF bonds. Since the above the
representatives of another interest have
presented themselves at the Treasury, and
notified the Secretary that the bonds called
for are in their possession, and asked that
the bonds be issued to them and not to the
Kansas and Leavenworth party. The Secre-
tary has all the papers and documents re-
lating to the subject, and will render his
decision in few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
,CIeyeIand marker.

FLOUR-Held at 20 OO9 1925 for Xxx red; $40 as@
II 70 l0r do Xxx white--country made; go rs Xxx
red. City madef II 70 for Xxx white do. i9v5fD
WHEAT-Sslo car No. Shelby red At 81 90. a.,
,COKN-Sale6 cars new shelled from store ATTIC.
I OATS Sale car at4Oc, u Il = -
PORK sales IS 6bls city mess at s2s CO. Clear
hell at $50 90.
LARD-SteadygIg9 gIg99Oc for city rendered; ITO
lec for country rendered. Sales 20 kegs at ITc.
REEF-,Withaut change and moderately firm at
SMOKED Nix ATS-IIeld At 2sc for Sugar cured
H,ms; l6c for Shoulder &c f5r Dried Beef. ~
DRESSED HOGS-The receipts arc fair, and
market steady at 10k9llc for heavy.Ity 10 -
BUTTER-Steady and in moderate request at a
range Of 3os S5e for good TO choice roll ana tub.
CHEESE-Dull and quiet at l592Oc for good to
choice Western Reserve and New York state dairy
and factory.
EGGS--Qaiet and unchanged al tS683ICgdsil silw 10
LAKE FlSH-Held at 50 90 for Whitefsh; q 50
foT Trout and PIckersli IS 25 for Herring, all per
FEATHERS--LiYe geese in good request atsl co
: MSLT1Bsr'ey Malt beld at 81 60 per bushel.. ~
VABE AND P0RTER-We quote: Present Use Xxx
Ale $40 Stock xxx $I4: KehhettiS16 Pale Cream
Sll; Porter tl4. Half and quarter barrels in pro-
portion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29
From WasIuingtOn.

New YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Times Wash
ington special says: Secretary McCulloch
denies that he wishes or needs loan of
$l00,000,00O aside from the regular
revenues of the Government, as has been
currently reported. ..--
An order was issued yesterday transfer
ring the headquarters of the department of
Tennessee from Knoxville to Memphis,
order forbidding the examination of any
nom commissioned officer of the regular
army for appointment to Brevet Lieuten-
ant, who have not served at least two years
in the regular army. u-a .tet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. Information Is
desired by tfei War Department % the
names and residences of the twenty-seven
soldiers belonging to what was known
among the rebels as TIE Foreign Battalion,
and who escapeda at or Sbout the time of
the execution of seven Union soldiers by
order of the rebel General Mercer at Sa-
vannah, in December, 1864. Such Of these
soldiers as may be reached by this para
graph are requested to communicate with
the Judge Advocate General at Wasiinga,
ton their names and residences, together
with such information as they may possess
in regard to the above referred to execu-
ton. '
NEW, YORK, Dec, 28.-A Washington dis
patch States thar the Casualties 10 Afexan-
dria on Christmas we're over estimated.
Ouly one whiteand two colored men were
seriously injured. I3ii '7sd sjJ 90 'baR