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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-15
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Bank Of Fulton
NORTH CAROLINA

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References:
Alex. Fall, Nashville, Tenn.
Ilillman Brothers, Nashville, Tenn
r. I. Kirkpatrick Nashville, Tenn
James Nichol, Nashville, Tenn.
ID. IL. Baldwin & Co., New York.
Andrew Buchanan X Co., Louisville. Ky.
Waterhouse, Pearl & Co., Bankers, n. Y.
II. Daniel 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hanks 4 Porter, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Guthrie 4 Co., Louisville.
0rme & Farrar, Atlanta, Ga
=. z. PeaSe, Macon, Ga. dec4-w3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-15

Whoever undertakes tho Medical Profession
should feel resting upon him double obligation
one, the duty he owes to the public, to whom he
announces that he is qualified member of his
profession; the other, duty he owes to himself
to make and maintain n reputation for attain
ments and skill.
There are some Practitioners, indeed there are
many, who are ignorant of
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-15

has always sustained, |, an sll-sufheient recon-
mendatiOn to those who have So long and faVora-
bly, known it, and to such as are unacQuainted
with its superiority, he can say that physicians
throughout the country make it rule to send
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

~r.~~> =
4 SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS ENTIRE
vance isqured; Gu and SEQ cheap .eeh pampcrs sham
hand ya Sixth Avenue beseea Fifteenth siYenth
streets. Hafl ss.fHf
(yOLTCy DENTAL ASSOCIATION, wIfHRE THE
" nitrous oxide originated and charge made FOR
tractng where pal 10 caured Tho lest teeth M ko
"eboap work" u6Se 40 Cooper Institute 81
nsrroPLhsTlC, OR ARTIFICIAL BOW FILLING
~ Uectved Teeth-oid roots bu II 10. mere shells
aching Teeth ovcry class f cavity fe without ran by
the s.1vercr prrson Rooms r.nov 10 ~ East -FOUR.
teerh street, door west Of unici square. 200 tes
monlals,
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

MRS uoLDBvs FRENCH rtUrrNu Eyrkpr rsrr
Its ekclnsiyey for sung dress yaateriss s
Auliy street nd w and l Bsoecker street. York
Bl FULTON street. Brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1865-01-09

ATR II. MACy's,
"A HOUsEKETPIxa OOOrs
rAtBS AND ENfROrDEfivs
HOST nv GLOVES AND UNDFRwEth
YANKEE NOTrONs AND FANCY GOODS.
Always on hand fuIl stcck OF
BEST QUALIFY FRENCH KID GLOVES.
cocents 4 pair under The rssul.r priegs.
2Os and sos sixth avena. neas roarsssnshs ss,tsss
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S HIPPING NEW s.
yoRK-rRIs
srrs.......... s. HIGH wArnR morn II 81
Port OF New York. Dccem ber o, 1895


CLEARED
Steamship Kangaroo tBr Manning Liverpool Queens
steamship MORO Castle Adams, Havana-sponord Tiles
steamship Romp Marshall, St stephens, NB-Jed Frye
steamship wilmington. Spencer, Gslveston-wiilams
Guion
Steamship Chase. Roath. savannah--Lewfs L Jones.
Steamship honeka, harshman Charlesson-Lvinsston,
Steamship Alhambra Benson charieston-Arthur Leary
s.eamship Commander Terry, wIlmington-A I,eary.
steamship xlbsmsrie Bourne Norfoif CITY Point ana
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Fox Co.
Steamship Triton, Darling Georgetown, OCH crom.
steamship Sea GULL FISH BALTIMORE smuli
ship Messenger, Small. San Francsco-w Coleman
ship Germanis, Townsend, Havrs-Boyd Hincken
Ship T Southland, Maxwell, Genoa
BARK TSisrmsn GBrcmj, Sordenhoit Bremen-osrells
ssii Fret Meek, CALAIS, Ro,.erdau-Funch, Mcucte
Bark Rambler Packard. New orleans-R Drummond 4
Bark weldon (nsw,. weldon, Tortugas- Bcnner 4
Brig Press!ssimo James Msisa and Messna-F Schmidt
Brs MARYLAND (br), Harding Genos-Bseijer De vertu
Fsssss conye rs'i
Brs r.,Cs Sr mt $ Z; yggsS Esap Pswod
Brig Kennedy, HORSES, New oreans-N II Brigham
VIA rs!ss 2scSSss q
soSr osrsh Banker. Ella Kinssso. Spear.
Achr Cohen, Williams, Washington, Nc-w Human.
f1sis sss s.Rss
s.p SSs' aSS sTs ss''
s,D1. .sss i sss.ss
schr ssychslle Roberts roetor--Crcyen fAns
Wood. -'
sss; A.s I:. s.,
nard.
ssns m%Y, xsEs Ss.,ss
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Supposed Fatal Shooting ARRAY II

bTOOm6
AN OFFICER OF THE COURT OF SESSIONS THE VIC
TM-rHE GUILTY PARTY UNDER ARREST, ETC.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon Patrick Nc
Cudden officer attached to the Court Of General Ses
sions, with two three friends, entered the porter
house Of Michael B. Lynch northwest Of Broome
and Marion streets and called for drinks Patrick Dwyer
the barkecpe refused TO furnish the desired liquids for
best known TO himself At that time John Troy
in the barroom, sitting table, when McCrudden
stepped up and knocked him down with his fist This
caused n disturbance, during which Dryer dis
charged revolver three times at McCrudden. One
ball passed through his hat the head the second
took effect in his abdomen, and the third is sup
posed to have lodged In the right breast The wound
In the abdomen is OF exceedingly dangerous charac-
ter and doubtless will prove fatal. McCrudden con-
veyed TO the Office Of DR. Pcmberton, Of Spring
and Elm stroets and after receiving the proper atten
tons the police removed him the New York Hospital
In few moments after the officer Brady Of
the Fourteenth precinct fastened to Mr. Lynchs
and arrested Dryer behind the bar The prisoner was
taken before Justice Bowling and locked up await the
result Of McCrudden's injuries McCruddcn Ia single
man, and lives the corner OF Prince and Mulberry
streets Last evening McCrudden presented all the in.
dications OF suffering from extreme internal hemorhage
and II believed impossible for him 10 survive but
few hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

Aessrs Shipman, Hoyt and Cross lose about $40 900
between them, IN buiidings fences and lumber All
fully insured
SuYrosED ADDICTION or A YOUNG GrRI.-A rather good
looking girl large for her age, who Ia but thirteen
years, named Ann Masterson has been missing from hss
homo since Saturday last Hor parents reside at ZIG
North sixth street The girl worked In hoop skirt
factory in Union After receiving her wages on
Saturday evening she was seen in company with other
girls, crossing the ferry 10 New York which no
ddnes have been had OF her.
DsArH or hkuTESASr JoHS McIEER. This gentleman,
who has been resident OF Brooklyn for the past forty
years, died at the Arsenal yesterday morning He was
one OF the Oldest members OF the National Guard OF this
State, and had the respect and confidence Of ali who
knew him He was keeper Of the Arsenal since it's
erection until the LIST OF this month"; when be was re-
moved The funeral win take place to-day from ST.
Patricks church. which the SEVENTEEN regiment, Of
which he was Adjutant will attend.
ARREsr susrcrox ARsoS.-At an carly hour yes.
terday morning officer Powers discovered a Are An the
liquor store OF John McCuskcy corner OF ssckeu and
Van Brun streets, which he succeeded In quenchng DO
fore much damage was done. Subsequently the pro-
pretor Of the store above named was arrested
thousand dollar Insurance his stock, which is not
worth half that amount The fire In three der
ent places where keroscne oil ounc TO have been
poured upon combustbles He was held for examine
ton.
ARRnr pos ATTEMPTING 70 PASS CousrrRrrr
MoyEY-A man named Harrison Harden, Alias Harris
Richmond, arrested by officer Gderslesve Of the
pfeCinCt, on tne CnhrRe OF pass
acounterfeit fifty dollar greonback yesterday morning
about eleven o'clock having offered the bill at the store
OF M A. Parker, and also q Mr. r. Sumdermnn's, In
Grand street He w. held for examination
FATAL ACCIDENT About hafpast three o'clock yes.
terday afternoon while Mr. Henry Low, Of Ridgewood
was driving along the Cypress Hills road his way home
rom NOW York, hts horse took fright and away,
throwing him out Of the wagon and lnjuring him
vcsely that he died within fifteen minutes 0cer Reed,
OF the Forty sixth precinct noticed the occurrence and
had MI Low removed TO Becks Hotel The officer then
sent or surgeon but before his arrival the injured
expired Dsoeaaed had been 10 New York purchasing
gocere. and edbes for his familys Thank sgivng and
was within sight Of his home when he came 70 his
melancholy end.
TIE LEE AVENUE CHrRcn LECTURES second Of
the Of lectures aud musical entertainments In
ausurated Al the Lee Avenue Reformed Dutch church
took place last evening Rev Francis vinton, D. D.,
read paper "The Thirty Years War y The learned
divine was listened 70 throughout with marked attention
by very large and respectable audience During tho
evening Mrs Albert Rogers, soprano, and Miss Rice
lto, charmed the audience In their rendition Of "The
Apercan Flag and THE Aocking Bird"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

CRrSNoE. Wednesday December o. after long
and painful Illness which she bore with Christian forti-
tude, JULIA CRISNToS, in the 26th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives OF deceased respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday morning. nine
O'Clock from the residence OF her brother law James
Kelly, No. 27O East Fourth street. 70 st. AIMS church.
Eighth street. where solemn requiem will be cele.
bated for tho repose OF her SOUL thence TO Calvary
Cemetery
JOHNSON On Wednesday December O. in the $50 year
OF his age, WILLIAM s. JOHNSON, eldest son Of Hon.
samuel Z. johnson, OF Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MuRRAr.-On Wednesday December g. At two O'Clock
In the afternoon CATHERINE MURRAY In the 10th year OF
her age native Of the parish Of Lack county Donegal
Ireland.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, corner OF Hicks and Congress Streets South
Brooklyn, Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Her
remains will be taken 10 the Cemetery of the Holy Cross
Flatbush.
[Fbr other Deaths zee Third Pdgel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Another Man Killed ON the Hudson River
Railroad.

Al a late hour on Tuesday afternoon Henry McNabb
walking on the track Of the Hudson River Railroad
in Eleventh avenue near Forty seventh street, when
passing train Of cars struck and knocked him down
fracturing his right and injurng him Internally.
Amer receiving medical aid Mr. McNabb was taken 70
his residence of Forty seventh street and Eleventh
avenue whore he grew worse, and died yesterday
ing Coroner widey has me case IN charge and will
hold inquest the body to-day Deceased was sixty
years OF age and q native OF Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
The Recordorshfp.

The most prominent name mentioned for the vacancy
the bench OF the General Sessions occasoned by the
election Of Recorder Hoffman to the Mayoraty is Mr..
Henry yandevoor the venerable Clerk Of that court,
who has occupied the position for thirty three years.
This the first time In the history of the administration
Of the criminal law in this city that vacancy has
occurred in the Recordershp, and many enormously
suppose that the Governor has the power fill the
vacancy whereas the Board OF Supervisors have the
appointing power in this instance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Arrests for Illegal Voting.

Alexander Murphy arrested by officer Sutton, Of
the Eighteenth precinct charged with having attempted
TO vote illegally at the Eleventh poll district OF the
Eighteenth ward II is alleged that the accused not
a voter Of that DISTRICT he having lived 807 East
Twenty fourth street for only week. Justice Ledwth
committed Murphy for trial In default OF bail.
charge Of illegal voting yesterday made against
John McCann, for attempting to vote illegally at the
fourth election district of tho Thirteenth ward under
the OF Edward Hughes He claimed to live at o.
Broome street, but it subsequently appeared that he
resided at 286 East Fourteenth Justice Mansfield
held the accused for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Steamer Keunebec, Brown, Boston.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Bremen ,Brem), Meyer Bremen Nov is; and
Ss ss yea rs %Sss '1 Dsss
a passsd New York and 4. At r ~
Lon spoke % an sssd ship 0suP Px win
ms.s sas sps6l an
Lat 20 brig Es MARIA S SGSnS NC 70
hoa1s ~,h msss and
s Sva 10 em 4 s. oq o
erpool; lSh as lon bark Emily from New
ssa%sn l' Of Arsos Ireland s
three days raa P }es
Soson; Nov ss lat q a. So spoke Br brig silena,
'rs sho s caaso rof R 1sse
Es%s yaspool s fs New sa4s os
A. g lon g AZ svss g. s a. Sn 81 Aa
days Xs w ons % assh o oa
The Dec g g aa spoke s, ship John Fra
uss for fss aGrt via
81 days with COAL 70 George parmiee ,...,. "a
sl S with ss s%a q
Bsyt xsripsa sosv sof New oro
M ia e. e gsSp sspos Mobile
sg s .:ss,s 'iys Ss
IN hsy sass on the ,
s ssn. sssa
OF Haterass very heavy weather from NV with
high split sails and stove IN head nnd head rails
and saw her again sh bawarEs stove and deck load
c.ns.e; CID Francis r Haansa' 10 days. in ballast
Brig Harriet Amelia tBr,, Cox Maitland Ms, 10 days.
VIII sg ssm Adams PSadepa Barrett Galveston
II days, with cotton, &C. to master t. ., a.. -.
ssg Having heavy in the
G hs . s s: bort lGs . spit &C. and
Brig A Eggles. 81 Marks, with cotton:
schr Sslross tBr Rodenwa Inagua, a days, with log
wood, &C. to Monten 4 Barlow
schr d, Indianola.
schr Navigator. Jacksonville
sc snr oc. . ai Belle E%sr Wilmington NC Has
and was driven AZ far e as Ion g.
schr A Elliot. Georgetown. -.
Echr Arctic, Georgetown DC, for Port Norris.
schr Jonas smith, sedgSy, Baitimore days.
schr Ella Crowel, Edwards, Provncetown for Phia'
delphia.
Schr Alexander, Kelly, Lepreaux
sSr Fred R0 SenSs BI Pa1n
schr Treasure Palmer, FAN River.
schr Orion, Alvey, FAN River ,.,u,,o,..
Schr Minnie Kinnie Marshall, Providence
Arr lstBark Washington Butcher, Nckerson Apa,acni
cola Nov TO- with cotton 70 Brockway Baker 2oh u a'
ing very heavy high sea- did not deem prudent to
lower a boat to get them
Arr !h-Bark Rosamond. Wallace, Galveston with cotton
Bark Arlington, Barrett New Orleans sw Pass Nov l5
with cotton to Peck q ohq MEOW
Ship Fawn from London
Brig Suwanee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

The examination Of Charles Reaih, alias Reed, and
August Gunther, recently arrested on The charge Of
causng the death Of Daniel Cany Ct the Lion Brewery
on the evening Of the 10th Of September last, was
yesterday concluded before Justice Dodge. Charles
Spencer, Esq, counsel for Gunkher made motion for
his discharge, bus denied Both the defendants
wore committed for trai without bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Scl,ool ComInissioncrs,

W. Il. Barras and Zmr West, elected as School Trus-
toes in the Fifth ward, democrats and OF repub-
licans stated yesterday mornings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

Tho Sixth district Twelfth ward, and Seventeenth d
trict, Twenty second ward, missing
Messrs Roberts, Haloran, Thomas Hittrtck. Pullman
and Inlay are elected
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THE CITY ELECTION.
The Vote IL cn...um..,

There ~ h'1' :. 80 10 the FUN and complete returns
OF the ensre, ~ .sten of Tuesday published in the
HERALD o. y''s ,fday morning The following the
returns nom tho different Councilmanc districts with
the nemed OF the eIect-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

Lossn nj THE kosH srREEr FRE-Thc losses by the
Rush street nre which broke out about hapsst eight
O'Clock Tuesday night, win foot up about 10000.
hr Henry soms in whose factory the hre broke out,
win be the principal loser His loss in STOCK machinery
&C. will probably reach $50 900, which he has the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

The "isst trot OF toe season" will come on this afer
noon a tho Union Course. Two osher tros will take
place, tho Orss ~ eleven A. n and the other = soos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.


4 HOUSEHOLD woRD.-BUY YOUR SILVER
IN Plated Ware Table Cutlery, China, GLASS; Earthen
ware and House Furnishing Articles from E. d. BASS
FORD Cooper Institute Building Aston place. corner store
A -CoRNs. BUNIONs, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET,
"A Chiblahs, &c, sklfully treated by Dr. BRIGGS dur
ing day aB Broadway evenings At s20 Broadway
Briggs Remedies sold by drugs
AT JEFFERS', 57s BROADwAY-LADIES AND chill
IA drens Shoes and gents Slippers, at low prices
NoRNs, BUNIONs, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ cured without pain by Drs RICE a HART o. Bowery,
Citizens Bank. Rce's Annihator cures corns, bum
ions ohilbains frosted feet, &c.
nIvORCEs. CONSULTATIONS ON THE
IL other States DEGREES legally OBJ
tanned. r. KING. Counsellor At Law, SO Broadway
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT. PUB
- cty Other good prosecuted without fee In ad-
vance Advice free. y. HOWES,
Attorney and Counsellor 70 Nassau street.
no TO THOMAS II. AoNEw's, $50 AND "a GREEN.
NJ wich street OF Murray and therU you win md
Conees Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper than
any store in New York One prcs house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. NOV. ~

LONDON AONEf 4AkkET NOV. ~. IA
Consols closed at S9H q S9Z FOR money. Bullion I'm
Bank Of England has increased f77S,000
AMERICAN
road, SO S3H; Erie Railroad, 81 q 57k Satter-
thwates circular says there certainly the greatest
disposition shown by home investors to take American
securities the expectation that all of dispute
between the English and United States governments will
be amioably arranged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOV. "a.
The sales OF the week foot up 81 900 bales of which
1000 bales % speculaors and H. 900 bales 70
porters The market opened dull all qualities declin
ing slightly. Subsequently 10 partly revived closing
nominal with decline OF I'D. the week for Amer-
can. The quotations as follows
Orleans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'D. god.
Mobile. ........................ 19Xd.
Uplands. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 Nd. 19kd.
The sales to-day friday TO- 900 bales the market
closing nrmer, with improved tendency. The total
stock In port $4,000 bales, including 1900 bales Of
American
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFs MARKET NOV. "a.
The market is dull with declining tendency
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, NOV. a.
The market Ii dull and unsettled.
The Hlbernia's Mails.
Bosros, Doc Q, 1895
The Eastern train arrived too late tonight forward
the Hbernias malls They will 20 forward IN The morn
ing+lain.
Non-Arrival OF the Asia.
HALIFAX, Dec. o-8:l5 NJ
There signs Of the Asia The weather Is clear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

Third district Of the Fifteenth ward and Fourth dis
trict Of the Sixteenth ward missing.
Messrs. Kecch, White Green, Kellogg Mckay and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
HIGGINs' SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

Strangers visiting this city should not fall 70 examine
extensive display before making their selections IN the m
line We saving OF ~ least 70 cent
This humbug but plain positive fact which the most
skepcal admit On comparing prices the following
difference Ia APPARENT
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or the Asis

NOm-Arrfval OF the Asia.
HALDAx, Dec. o-S:15P. NJ
There signs Of the Asia The weather is clear
and cold
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CCHILBERG's GERMAN 0ISTMRNT-wARRANTRD
~ certain without the slg fct danger PLEA
Wounds. scrofna ssrheum MI Rome and skin Dsease
&C. For sale at % bswery aud by all principal DussssA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-19
Significant Resolutions.

Almost contemperaneously, Mr.. Wade, in the
Senate, and Mr.. Schenck, in the House, Offered
the following resolutions, which were referred
to the Commute es on Foreign Affairs:
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Rep resen.
tatives Of the United States Of America, in
Congress assembled
/. That we contemplate the present condition
Of affairs in the Republic OF Mexico with the
most profound solieitude.
2. That the attempt to subject on1of thee Re-
publican Governments of this continent by q
foreign power, and to establish on its ruins a
monarchy sustained solely by European bayo-
nets is opposed to the declared policy of the
United States Government, offensive to our peo-
pie, and contrary to the spirit of institutions.
3. That the President of t be United Stat es be
requested to take 81 CHI steps concerning this
grave matter as will indicate the recognized
policy and protect the honor and interests of our
Government.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-19
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.


We mentioned, about month since, that Mr..
Achilles Rogers, and some other gentlemen OF
Gresnbrier county, had formed Joint Stock
Company, for the purpose Of purchasing and in
PRODUCING into Greenbrisr county, the finest kind
Of cattle Mr.. Achilles Rogers, accompanied by
Mr. B. F. Harlow, Of Lewisburg, went to Ken
lucky to purchase the cattle. They did SO, and
were returning to Grsenbrier with them, when
the Steamboat (the ''Cottage'') on which they
were embarked blew up, killing some of the pas
ssngsrs and wounding and soalding others. This
occurred on Monday the 4th inst. Unfortunate
ly, Mr.. Rogers was one Of those who was SO badly
burned o. to live but short time after the disas-
ter. Mr.. Harlow was scalded, but not SO badly
az to sndangsr his life. The remains Of Mr..
Rogers were taken to his home, few miles from
Lewisburg, and buried on the 18th inst. Mi.
ROGERS was a valuable citizen, and, in his death,
the county Of Grssnbrier suffers g great loss.-
His fondnsss for fine blooded cattle amounted to
a passion, and, il his life had been spared, ne
would have succeeded, in q few years, IN having
,he fns grazing farms Q. Greenbrier devoted to
abe rearing Of the finest species Of cattle. Green
brier needs few just such men as MIR.
Achilles Rogers was. His place, We fear, will
not be supplied.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-19
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
SiLvER-Is still! scarce. Buying at 40 and selling
at 143.
Sales Gold in New York at lat.
BANK NOTES.
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling Bank 95.
Fairmont Bank IS.
Corporation of Alexandria 50.
Bank of the Valley 80.
Bank of Virginia IS.
Merchants Bank of Virginia S5
Bank of the Old Dominion ~.
Bank of Commerce 40
South Western Bank of Virginia IS.
Farmers Bank of Virginia Is.
Traders Bank 80.
Bank of Richmond "a.
Exchange Bank Of Virginia 80.
Central Bank of Virginia 25. Countersgned.
Farmers Bank of Fincastle IS.
Bank of How ardsve (countersigned) %.
Monticello Bank (countersgned) 25.
Bank of Scottsvile (countersigned) Is. New issue
IS.
Bank of Charleston 20.
Bank of City of Petersburg 20.
Danvllle Bank "a.
Bank of Winchester 40,
Bank of Rockingham SO.
Bank of Rockbridge 40.
No sale for Bank of G Commonwealth, Bank of Phil
adelphia and Bank of Pittsylvan.a.
COMMERCIAL.
BAcox.-Sides 81 la22c; Shoulders 1920 Hams
81 80 cents.
BurrER--4E cents. LARD-27a28.
CANDLEs-Adamantine 27a3O cents. Tallow 2la2z.
Sperm e per pound.
CoRN-10O; Corn Meal, 1.25 per bushe
MCoFFEE-Rio 80 cts; Java A cts per pound.
FLoUR-Superfne s 1; Extra II; Family, 1880
SUGAR-Brown l4al 6 cts; Coffee, A, 2Oa21; Crush
ed and powdered 81 za22z cents.
WHskr-Red $50; White eco per bdshel.