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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-17

for loss or damage by FIRE.
VI. The largest sum this Company will take on
~; one risk Is $4,000, the limit hxed by law,
vut on all such large risks reinsurance to a GER
tain extent will be made In other responsible COM
nanies. J. HUNT, President.
RIIsrOS. Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-17

Arc the best ever used In this climate for suppress.
sion o! the monthly sickness. Every Lady should
have a box In case.of necessity. Price, s.. Consul
tatlon a. the ONCE or by letter-free. All letters re-
turned or destroyed. Once Hours rom "a. u. TIL
4 y NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01
THE NEWS.

Inc army news is without special inter-
est. Sherman is moving towards Charles
ton. Ills force is large, and will be large
ly reinforced, as the larger portion OF the
Western troops, lately ander Ihom-
as, &C., are being transported 10y railroads
and Steamers to the South.
Wilmington is not yet taken, though 1t
Is presumed that it will be evacuated with
cut much struggle
The rebels have been making some
demonstrations with gunboats on the
James river, but without serious damage
or loss.
Gen. Mead is reported to have been re-
LEVIED OF his command in front OF Rich
mond. Disagreement with Gen. Gran
is said TO be the cause. He is to have a
separate command.
There are recent importanr changes in
the Confederate cabinet and army. Sec
retary of War Seddon has resigned
Breckenridge is named as his probable
successor.
The Congress passed ar act creating the
Office of General-inChief, to which Gen
eral Lee will be appointed Sen. Joseph
I. Johnston has been reinstoied in the
command Of lfocd's army, and Gen. Cor
don in the place OF Farley in tue Sheuan.
doah.
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District Attorney

PHoToGRAPnIc ALBUNS.- Mr.. q. ii Mil
LER agent for the firm of w. J.. Holland
of Springfield, Mass, is now in our town
soliciting subscriptions for Photographic
Albums. His specimen copies are spen.
did. and he guarantees those TO be deliy-
cred will he as good. The agent will
make a general canvas of this aud one OF
Two other places in the county, and We
sdyiso all who wish to procure substan
tal arliJle 10 subscribe now. lie viii
also employ agents to canvass other places
to HON liberal wages will be given.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01
meeting, ofthe ENROLMENT Board--Bio
crowd, and Rush of Business.

Surgean MATsoN and Commissioner
oovrHER' held session of three DAYS in
'h'S pace last week com mencinc on
Thursday and ending on Saturday-(or
the purpose OF examining claimants for
exemption, and correcting tho enroll
ments' 4 vast amount of work was done
yet many failed to &c. before the SURGEON,
although that gentleman labored with
the utmost assiduity, Some 500 exomin-
a'lons were made of which number nl,pt
one one fourth were exempt iorphysical d.sa-
olIIiy, We cannot say that universal SAT.
%iacllon was given, hut the fact iboi
complaints are made by membs,s of
both political parties, is conclusi, q nroor
Ihat the officers were CONSIDERATIONS in
their ondeayor 10 discarge their dn,v
oaT town was flledwitb reorle durjna
the whole thlee days, and lot The sIinbt.
est disturbance took tlaca at any dine /;
oH" much better feeling has been bro.
daced. Had sroh an opporupity been
gwen our people two years or even one
ear ago. very much Of ,na ill-gceHn &
tua' has eN .sted, would have ecu pre-
Feh'eu ) md the officers would have
Hno"n oy oc.ud inlel course with them
'n"' they were euct tho rebels and outlaws
Ley have becureprescnDed TO be by those
HI fHf az
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

RELEASED. We learn that Patrick Cur
ley Esq, Of Graham township, aud two
gentlemen Of jefferson county, who were
arrested some weeks ago, and taken to
Fort Miflin, have returned to their homes.
We have not learned the particulars Of
their release. Major wilhelm, Samuel
Lauusberry and Jacob Huber, all OF Gra-
ham township, and j. Blake Walters, Esq.
who was in business at Baltimore when
arrested, together with anumbor Of ell.
zens Of Brady township, are sill at Fort
Mihiin. Wehaye no definite information
as to when they are likely TO got their mi.
ais, or for what offences they ace to b
tried
The persons lately arrested in Knox
taYnship, (some ten OF trelye,) wa.o at
Harrisburg at last accounts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

HoAXED AGAIN.-When will our citizens
learn that the Harrisburg Telegraph can.
nor be trusted? Through some derangc
ment of the mails which is very common
now-a-days-the Telegraph was the only
daily paper of late date that reached
ibis place last Saturday. Ils formal aud
emphatic announcement OF the "cnGrc
success" Of Blaiy's mission, and its posi-.
tive assurance that LEO and his army
were ready to lay down their arms and
return to the Union" and that jeff
Davis and the whole Congress we're ready
to accept Lincoln's terms" strange TO say,
sound many believers-notwith
these same men have been similarly hoax-
cd perhaps fifty times, by this same lying
sheet The only purpose of this canard
was to raise district quotas whichany one
ought have ,lnown at glance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

har Godeys Lady's Book for February
has been on our table for more than
week, and is perfect in all lis appoint
ments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

.ONSTSTING or ONE BOILER. 81 yrrT'
& long, and q feet diameter. haviDg two "a
urn fles of lG inches diameter each. with 75
feet Of iron smoke pipe, ,saG,tv-vlve aud all orcb
irons complete Engino for the same is two feet
stroke and twelve inches bore, with governor.
pump, steam connecting pipos, with rcquisite
glubo and governor valves and heater. A II tho
sh8fting and puloys requisite for driving a Igrrg
circular saw mil Edger and iack-whgcl for
hauling in logs are attached.
Ono ether boiler with smokc-piko, arch irons.
ald ether attachments, same as above set in q
separate arch. Having with it an engine of 10
inchos stroke md ten inches diameter, used for
propC'ling gang gate to which il is attached-
ono 50 inch circular saw, two smaller do, for
odger and cross cut do, for saving OF boards
and slabs All tho boiling connected with the
works. five log and board cars, about 1000 feet of
aat railroad iron, J. wide 10y inch thick, to-
Geihcr Wiih all tho tools IN use about the mill.
The engines boilers and machinery are in per
complete mill. They are each set ur separately,
and can bo conveniently disconnected, or sold
together, as may be desired by tho purchaser
Irons for waer-mill, including an iron water
wheel on q wrought-iron shaft, no longer in use,
arc likewise offered for sale cheap.
! The mill is at Granville, Bradford county, Pa,
sT sSy'T F iiyS ro% oI 'do f'''on On ,"o ~ au'Por
Mil contnno rnnnir, mil tlo ri5iIo Of i9nno
w. ,ybon tbo ie,,s md ,i,or iii S,on,,,
oyb",,stod and tbo no,, tbov boiJ for yaIc
5cliycroIIo ot onv tire tbcrcoSIor
IiEovi.o ann engine and boiIcr If y. .b,rs, po,v.
or, and an engine Of the same capacity, without
boiler both in perfect order and ready ior imme
diato delivery at this place.
Price Of tho stnamcd enginca and boiler, with
its connections, including ahafng and circular
mill, $500. The other engine, with boiler,
its connections and gang cato, S25UO, The rest
of the machinery ami fixtures with engine, at
Elmirn and watcr.mill irons, will be sold at rates
to make it an object to buy
Tcrms of sale will be mado easy, with satisfac-
tory rapor on interest.
5sG~furtherpartcular may be obtained by let
ter on addressing the subscriber, at Elmira, n Y.
jan. 1l5G5 It VIM. II. PHILIPS.
n IL, F,rg pnrrbogcrs NAV r-,, ,,nor ,,r-
,i|,. tLg hast Frrs pt CTIS O3KF0R6 q
-lG%.S S,nliron+5l IIo,,I pbiI,d,, ian II
'.0-'1'
(ItTTION.-Au po~sops 7re hereby caution
I ! ed aga inst luyine or selling certain Sor
reT 1Isr5. now in tho possession of Robert L
Unrtcr. Of Knox township, ns tho same bol0ng
70 me and Is in his u5e on loan only.
DAVID McEEEGUEN.
Jordan tp Jan llth, lS6j-pi.
=, ,na,,,,,,- H., All ,bo 1,,,., srr,,, ,f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

Olc copy one year ''
Seven copies one year, and one 60 theB A O0
getter pot the Club,
Twenty copios one ycAr and ono 10 luo s5 C1
gettar up Of tho Cub,
Single copies sCui, posl-palH5 i9r 3.
Terms invariably 10 advanced, aud ,h, Mlsi.
zine will bo stopped vhca the time paid iof cA
pircs.
As TnE ON Guam is stcreotypcd, back NUN
bcrs and volumes can always DO furnished
All letters should bp addressed as follows
VAN EVRIE, HORTON g. 90.
No. l62, Nassau g., New lorh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

BoGGs TOWNSHIP AND TIVE DRAFT.-lho oiu
lens of Boggs township liable to draft and al
others in favor Of filling the quota Of tto town
ship by volunteers, arc requested to meet al tn.
house of Edmund Albert, on Saturday, the al
inst, for thc.purpose Of raising and paying owe
me necessary funds MANY ClIlhLNo'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

The DRArr. The Sta'e's quota Of lie
800, 900 men called for 10y The late proc,a.
nation Of the President, is stated to be
1865; of the 10Th Congressional district
2,54O. On the call for 100000 Sc believe
the proportion Of our district was about
2,lOO-reauiring nearly 500 from Clear
field county-so that our people can guess
pretty nearly tho number to be lor'hcom
ing by the 18th inst. Lincoln and nc
more drafts"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

TAUTION-~All persons are hereby caution
" ed agairst buying or selling certain Black
MARD, now in the use Of Levi Derrick, OF Law.
ronee township, as the samo belongs 20 me ana
is in bis use on loan only, subject 10 MY order
nan gi,st pda !. b, SHAW,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

Gs5~ Pctyson's.Jfaga-ns for February is a
charming number. Peterson seems TO de-
iy high prices. His terms i copies for Sc ;
e copies fer 50; g copies for sI2, &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

LIFTED HIS COMMISSION. II. w. fARk'
the Coroner elect, has lifted his commits
sion aud is now fully prepared for busl
ness.
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Rates of Subscription, Advertising an,
JObbing.

Rates of Subscription, Advertising and
Jobbing.
Subscription, in adconce, = So 90
=" Vpaid ritbin he year. 9 so
Vnot paid ,SjIiR The gear, 3 90
eS,- The ADORE rates 10 apply 10 the prcscni roi
rns unle's paid for at or 6ore Jon'ry court, 1865.
auditors notice., each, so
Coutious aud Esirdgs, each > tones, 40
Dissois,jou notices, o0cl, 8 times, O0
Transient advertisements, per square of IO)
tines, or 'esS-3 times, or less, | 0o
For each subsequent Insertion. so
Official odceHisi"g, toy eacd square Of 10
HHe', or less times, or less, %
For each subsequent Insertion, SO
Professional Cdrds, lyear, s 90
Local notices, per line, Il
obituary notices. ocer lines, per liae, 10
Yearly adrcrjsing, square, 90
do 90 do 10 90
40 q" 90 ij 90
Yearly oate't'aI"g, ! column, $50 90
20 90
90 90
H4n@s, single q'u'e, e 30
do qaires, per qairc, 90
do 6 qwi,cs, per9uire, rs
do oocr qHires, per quiye, SO
RundjiNs, sheet, 2S, or lees, 90
do sheet, 20, or lsss, so
DO J sheet, %, or l,0s, 80
do Uboio sLcci, %, or Icss, va
IOvcr 25 Of each Of above at propordoaato rates.
Jsss- The above rates were agreed upon BY the
on the I'd day cf December. Isft.,
and will be riCtly adhered to during the present
high prices Of all kinds ofprintinc materials,
n. W. MOORE,
psSEsher Of the "CicuEeM RcggJijcr',.p
s. i re Az
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

rN jan. Our new Sheritf-FAusT--has
taken up his quarters in the jail and Wi.
wait upon all persons having business IN
his line.
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hanged his Base, baCuot his Politics.

I } EM0FAL FROM sHAW'S ROW TO GRA-
a y AIMS, ono door west Of Boyuton d. SHOW
eng store. Tho subscriber wishes TO inform his
friends and Uuuerou, patrons that ne has ieft his
-nio sJaaa iu sHlws Row and hos broke out in "a
L," place in Gwanm'a Row, in thc shop former
,F occupied hy 3 ~umnh as q Boot and Shop
Ito would Ike an lig0.i friends to give him n
call oa Court Week, and bring rs many now
ones along ps possible, os hc can accommodate an
ora saar. notice, ut %. Short Shoe Shop. Kept
by FRANK SHORT
az Remember Gmham'a Row, one door wcs.
O. B5yutou Is showers Store. jan. o., '5j.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

rRosrEorus or yoL. III-l8G5.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

Passenger Cars run through wITnouT CHANGE
both ways between Philadelphia and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
oys between Winiamsport and Baltimore, and
W Namsport and pbilad5lphia.
Fjr information respecting Passenger business
n lly at the s. Il. Cor lth and Market cts.
And fox Freight business Of tho Company
a lnts, 6. B. Kingston, jt., Cor. lS.h anl Market
% Phil0dclphiaj t...
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90. NJ, Drill Agent n c. r. T. Baldn1roi
II II. iousroS, .Geu'i rcight As't Phila.s
IL. W. GwlNNEV. Gent Ticket A-t, Phila.i
Jos y l'orTs Gen'l Manager. WAhamsporl
iau y 1850
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-01

z adics' AVID Chi.iTc1s Hats, Latgst Styles at
E CHARLES OAEEORD 4 SONS, Contiuon-
Hl -Jl.I, Fll,Ht2lp2u, i1a, l-5nos.
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MAREETs.


CpcINNATi, Nov. "a.
HFiOur is in good lod demand. AID quoted st
81 5O97 rs for Superior. ss9s Is for nss eEirs,
SECS 5ofor Old, add ss75s 2 for family Hnd farey.
Wheat Is 10 COED demsni at 81 to9l 70 for No. /,
snd 50 O5 for old Corn 3 dull aud prioes nomi-
nsi new is held At 47e. Oats Ire % good demand
and held at ioG4lc * elevator. Ryt Is frner, and
prime held At Sc. Hogs dul and lover. closing 81
50 Ts9I0 IS gross, and sn8li IS net OFnsrs o.
hogs sre not disposed 10 secspt the present prices,
and hsye stopped many droves on their Wy to mar.
ket. The receipts viii amount too 90 bad dur Z
the lat tEenty-four hour. Provisions ere duh
and the market Is unsettlsd- City Mess lork has
declined to Sc for Old md 80 % FOR req; greer
hss decliDed to SO f3}S. ard SIS is asked foi
Shoulders. Sides snd Bans. Nothing IS doiDg ir
old Mests, aad prices Temtia nom'nsi. Lard /
dun a 22924e = D. f5r whole hog sd p lns kss
ls-rea5sred Groceries quiet. Small ssiss q LII
seed on At 81 ss9i 81
The weather Is cloudy
Gold is quoted st l4sbssiss1l, buying
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PKEsoSAL.-The Tennessee Journal, the
German daily Of this city, has The following
item:
"Col. Thomas Rushing hiss returned in
fne health 20 Washington C,y from q short
stay iu his native STATE. New Jersey, where
he t,ok an sctive snt conspicuous part in
the late political campaign tbst resulted in
the signal defeat snd overt hroW Of that once
power al but rotten Democratic party, alas
Copperhesd party"
Col. r., who will be favorahly recollectCd
BY most Of our citizens and military, a.
former Assis'act Chief Of The Quartermas-
ter's Department Of the Cumberland, has
rendered while occupying thai position
most eminent and vslusble services Truth
reguirss but % state that next to that nde-
.angable Chief, Maj. Gen. Donaldson, no one
has worked harder in bringing the Quarter
masters Department 10 as present hleh
standard OF efficiency than he himself, and
which, previous 70 his administration, was
doomed 70 deplorahle chaos. Persons ac-
qsalnted with these iacts, Notwithstanding
any feelings Of envy aud jealousy, ever
aust se6uowlcdee that The shove notice Is
more than an ofdinary pun. Col. Rushing
Elthin lev days viii arrive IN this city 90
investigate affairs connected with the guar
iermasser's depot Of Nashville and Chatts-
uooga.
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urrras ~ rEanrz1os 70

Proeurs s.slsasns. for Oassss viii PrOug':
nsss.
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Prcduees healthy men and women and liths consul
tui.on Is neglected yOuth disease aud early dea
= the result DO not delay when the tnfane ate 90
near a. hama, snd v.Jhia me reaeh Of an
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25
MEASURES FOR THE SAFETY OF
THE PEOPLE.
Mesting al the Mayors once and
Court House.
Resolutions Adopted and Plans Pro-
poged.

tn accordance with the call issued by
Mnvor Brown, and others, q lsrge number
OF citizens usse nblei in the city buildings.
Order was called, by Hon. r. B Chestham,
IS hairmsn OF the Police Committee, when
al Law aoiding citizens were invited 90 reg
ister their names, with a view To setting a. a
patfol, and large number complied.
A committee was appointed 10 wait on
Judge Frazier, aud ask that special Grand
jury be impanneled, 10 dud indictments
against The assailants OF Heilernan.
After transacting some other important
business. the meeting adjourned, 10 meet at
O'Clock, ut the Court House.
urUriNo n THE ArTrRSo-N.
Tho following are tue Official proceedings
Of the siteruoon meeting;
A number OF citizens Of Davidson county
having assembled "a the County Court room
t1 take into confederation thc present state
affairs, and % adopt some plan 20 protect
society from The lawiess vi0lators 81 peace
and safeiy. upon motion Of Esquire Ferris,
Judge whirworth was appointed Chairman,
aud T. u. Patterson appointed Secretary.
Rcso'ucd. hat tho sheriff IT Davidson
county be requested 10 forthwith organize a
force for this purpose, under the law OF the
legislature June 9TH, 1865.
Rcs0lrci, That in each civil district Of
said county subdivision OF said force be
organizes under the control Of n comman-
der. subject 20 the order Of said Sheriff. The
commander in-chief Of the entire force.
Ecsoluci, That the Commanding General
Of The Department be requested % furnish
said force with the requisite arms nnd equip
ments.
RcsalreS. That the Sheriff be requested to
organ Pc d force of 25 in the sta. 9Th, 10Th,
ash, 18th, 18th and 18th districts.
mi O. e. 81 ~.
tthc city papers with a copy Of these pro-
es-lngs
JANIS WuIrwoRTH, President.
M PArrEBsoS, Secretary.
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Constitution Lifo NYrups
Pu-gss the system entirely tom sl the evil ELECTS
u Mercury, rcmov.ng the Bad Breath, aud cur -
the eak Iouta and Rheumatic Pains which ne
use q Calorel l. sue 60 produce. 10 hHrdens
spougy Gums, and secures the Testl - nrmly g.
eser
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NoRrH EAsHTLiE ExTEsDno.-On the
23d inst. Messrs. j. /. a Z. ~. Brown sold
81 lots in D.. D. 7. MeGaVock's Additions,
fronting 1929 feet inches on Summer and
t'berry streets. beyond the Horticultural
Gardse, averaging about SIN per loot,
amounting 70 s22.6e9 62ls. The highest
los sold vas No !, corner Of Summer ami
Carol streets, at SIS per foot the lowest al
S8
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Il i 20 universally admitted Inst Co sti.iiuon
- Il, ~. ,,rig- f1fras Of FarslYsr. that We nee
not reitsrNts nat il IS emPhaaeslJ the t1rAi l. s
| giving Power.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILE UMOs OFFICE,
Nashville, November "a, 1865.

I DAALA ANiuh OFlEIEs 4
Nashville, November "A, 1865. j
The cotton market is firm, but there rs,
been no rise since yesterday. The price j.
from 4s TO Ace, the latter only for the very
best quality.
The provision aud produce market has
undergone no change, the following beng
the wholesale quotations:
ArPIEs-S7 SOFAS = Dbl
| BAGGTEe-325 &c per yard.
BALI ROPE-HeInp lqgd30c.
BEEF-Dried sc per n.
BAcoN-Cleer sides, use 2lc. for shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams Sac p D.
Country hams 2Gc.
BUTTER AsD Eess-ButLer s5c. Eggs,
! sl95Sc per dozen by the barrel.
CANDLES - Tallow is q zoe Star, 2Tt82sc.
per II.
Coax MEAL-per bush, 81 25
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 23az4c. per h.
CoFREE-Prime Rio. 80 q $4c. per d,
Java42G4sc.
FIouR-For best superfne 50 50; extra
family SlI 0O@Is
FEED-Corn IN sacks in store, sIGI IS per
BUSH, Oats, new black, in store, 75e per
bush Hey, new Timothy, Ia d press cd, 's2s
10 30 per tO1.
GRAIS--Wbeat, old red winter, 50 25 to
s. 80 per bushel; prime choice Kentucky
White Wheat for seed, 50 TO SO SO DER bush
HIDES. - Green, &C.. p n; dry flint, 10
Gle. = b sheep skins, 50975o. each.
lnOE, by the Ton-Flat Bar, / y 10 8 inch
to I inch, &c per 10; Dandy Tire, IL by 3
ia by e to y inch, re per 10; Band
FROM 10 by X 10 S-l6 inch, IKE per ID
Round and square, to ~ inch &c per ID I;
Horse Shoe, strap, assorted sizes, sic per
b. Nail Rod, superior quality, equa 10 beat
Swiss, l41Ec per ID Hoop Iron, ~ to
inch, SIC Por b.
LEATHER-0sk tanned sole leather, Gin
cir natl, 55c. = 70 do. do. country. 45c |
? n skirting 50955. 2 10 harness A f145c. |
= ID bride per doc. s50a55i upper S4O@ |
b5; kip skins S70as0; eslfskins Sl0a6S.
LARD-Firn, 2S@3Se.
LUNBER-FloOrng per loco # SIS $50
Rough clear Pine, so 10 SEQ; Planned Clear 1
Pine. $50 to $50.
MOLAssEs-In barrels, 81 2O@l 40 per
gallon
NAms-ss rs for led, I'D, , d, 4Od, cod,
for lobbing lots; an advance of csc. for small |
er lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes Gu. 3
TO inches, SO 90 per key.
OEIoSs-S4 50@5 per Dbl.
sUsARs-E.o-sUgsr in hhds Ie5ls2Oc. in
bbls- lee; crushed, grsnuisted, and pow
dered 2s1z929 per n; Coffee Sugar 22a2se-
sTEUP-Golden,Sl,6O @l, 80 ' gal. in 1SbbIs.
sALT-per Dbl, bushel bbls, S. so.
sEEDs- timothy 81 90 y bushel; Herds I
Grass 81; Blue Grass "a Orchard Grass 50 1
50i Clover Seed $l7 90 y bushsl.
IosAoco.-Blaekwort s0se0c Bright SIa2.
WHISKY Bourbon ,Pure,S5 90, Imitation
81 .5a3 Robertson, pure, 50 OOa5, imitation
y '5aS; Common Rectihed 81 rs; Ap-
pie AID Peach Brandies, old $4a5 new 40
90 Irish Whisky 10 4; Cogase Brandy,
pure, $50 90; Cognao Brandy, domestic,
'3s4 50; Port and Sherry Wines S4as;
champagne Wines S25as5.
Money is moderately plenty. The follow
ng sre the quotations Of Tennessee money :