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Quarterly Meetings.
KNOXVILLE DISTRICT.


The Third Quarterly Meeting for the Knoxville
District, Holston Conference of the Methodist Eps-
copal Church, will be held as follows
Knoxville january 9Th and It'll
Rutledge, at Cave Spring, Jan. 18th and 18th.
Sneedville, Jan. 27th and 18th.
Rogersvile, at Rogersville, Feb Sd and it'll.
Tazewell and Powells Valley at Mount Zion,
Feb 10th and 18th.
Jacksboro', Feb. 18th and 18th.
Clinton, Feb 24th and 25th.
P S. A change in the time of holding The HUl-
ston Conference renders the above changes necessary
THOMAS II. PEARNE,
Presiding Elder.
ATHENS DISTRICT.
The third round of Quarterly Meeting for Athens
District, is as follows:
Philadelphia Circuit, Jan. 9Th and tn.
Madisonville Circuit Jan. 18th and l4th.
Kingston Circuit, Jan. Goth and 2lst.
Montgomery Circuit Jan. 27th and 2Sth.
j. ALBERT HYDEN,
Presiding Elder.
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f. Mob. TiMoNEY 4 Co.-Who the Com
pany is, we have never known, but this ras-
cal, Timoncy, we know to our sorrow. He
figured recently with a drug store, second
door east of the Franklin House, and be
came indebted to this Office for advertising
and job work to the tune of over one hun
drcd and forty dollars. He absconded
without paying this debt, and turns up at
Atlanta as a partner in Negro Shoe. We
shall advertise the rascal quarterly as long
a. We conduct a paper, unless this debt is
paid. And we now notify all such men
that we will post them in this way, and
warn all honest men against them giving,
in every case, = personal description Of
each swindler
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German Estimate Of America.

A Berlin correspondent of the Boston
Transcript writes:
1t does an American good to hear men
talk about our country now. When | was
here four years ago, the ignorance about the
United States was scarcely more amazing
than the superciliOus contempt with which
this vain nation looked down upon US. We
were nothing but race of braggartS: we
had 10 science, no art, no scholarship, no
power, no wcll-directed energy; nothing
but chaotic mad passion for wealth. and
agement, lr0Wd make us rich. But now how
changed! Now it is pleasant to fold ones
arms and hear these people speak Of Amer
lea and the great scale on which everything
is done there. The Germans do not push
us behind the English to-day. 1t has been
one Of the good things of the war that it
has not only revealed us to ourselves, but
to the world. One can now 60 over Europe
and say am an American. with more pride
than a Roman could ever boast of his citi-
zenship. We always had faith in America.
and now Europe has begun to do 50 too.
They think that we are strange nation,
and that we have our own ways of doing
things; they would not wonder at anything
which might he done by Americans singIy
or collectively, as individuals or as a Re
public: but they think that we understand
ourselves and can 90 through without fear
or favor Therefore, a man can lift up his
head in Europe now and thank God that he
is an American.
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AT COST! AT COST! AT
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Re- We authorized and requested to +. P.
BISHOP candidate the office of Tax Collector at the
ensuing March election jan3tde%
are authorized and requested the
If ANDREW KNOTT, Esq, candidate for Tax Collector
a the ensuing March election dcc27tlcs
EE" We authorized and requested ;. II.
candidate oc" Of Circuit Court Clerk at
abe ensuing March election. dec2o-tde3
re We authorized and requested to announce JAMES
l. TURNER late of the 9th Tennessee Infantry candidate
the office of Tax Collector for Knox county dcc2t
Fg We authorized and requested 10 announc" l. r
ALLEY for u office of Tax Collector for Knox county
dec2otle
E3 Wca authorized and requested announce Major
WILL. r. McBAT date I'd Tenn. Cavalry a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Court Clerk of Knox county at the
suing March election. octls'tde
are authorized and requested @ WILL
LIAM RULE candidate for County Court Clerk the
suing March election. sep6tdc
RI We authorised and reqcstsd 10 announce the name
Of HENRY c. TARWATER candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing March election. oct4tde'
ROY We authorized and requested announce LeutCo
T. G. RUTHERFORD, late of the 9th Tenn. Cavalry as
candidate Clerk of the County Court "f Knox county
Election first Saturday in March, 1866 nov2Stdc
55- We authorized aud requested to announce W F.
SEAY candidate for County Court Clerk, At the ensuing
VI arch election. decl3tdcF
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A Crown of Glory.
Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling'S AmbrOSia

is willing to recommend it. Three years Of rapidly in
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world.
IT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
CleaScs the Scalp. CooS the Heated Brow. Removes
Dandruf. Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness.
Insurcs Luxurian Locks. Inclines Hair Curl. Su-
persedes Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. food effect appa-
rant
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly put up.
Decatclv Perfumcd. Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes Orcartons containing
two large bottles No. for morning-No for evening
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA is the lest, most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world To prove this
try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURERS CO..
aug9- ON 21j Fulton Street. N.H Iort.
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Hon. c. w. Jones.

The people Of Knox,,connty hardly appreciate the
benefits derived by the county from the vigilance,
promptness, capacity and fidelity Of the Judge Of
their County Court for the past eight years. Judge
Jones has proven himself c,,sine1tiy the right man
in the right place. The following resolution offered
by Esq. Huffakcr, and adopted by the members of
the County Court after their adjournment, on Mon
day last, is high compliment as the Judge could
expect
ResolUed, That i'll view Of the past able, efficient
and faithful services of Hon. c. W. Jones, as Judge
Of the County Court Of this county, it is the opin-
ion of this meeting that the interests Of the people
of the county will be best promoted by his re-elec-
ton.
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Ratification OF the Constitutional
Amendment.
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.


William III. ,Seacdrd, Secretary Of State Of the
United States, to all ,chom these presents
may come, Greeting:
Know We, That, whereas, the Congress of
the United States, on the list Of February
last, passed q resolution, which is in the
words following, namely;
"a resolution submitting to the Legisla-
lures Of the several States a proposition TO
amend the Constitution of the United States
"ReSolued, By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled two thirds
Of both Houses concurring, that the follow
ing article be proposed to the Legislature Of
the several States as an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, which,
when ratified by three -fourths of said Leg
islature, shall be valid to all intcnts and
purposes az Il part Of said Constitution,
namely:
90 Article NIL
"'SECTIoN l. Neither slavery nor invol-
untary servitude, except as punishment
been duly convicted, shall exist within the
United States, or any place subject to their
jurisdiction.
The foregoing is, to all intents and pur
poses, part of the Constitution and if
Congress shall deem giving the negro his
oath in our courts and his vote in our
elections, proper and right, Congress has
the power to grant both and even more, if
deemed appropriate" And let us bear in
mind that Congress is to be the Judge Of
what is appropriate legislation" And the
Republican majority of ninety in the
House, and Of three to one in the Senate,
arc capable Of deciding the question.
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SrEEcH OF Mr.. MAYNARD.-Monday was our
County court day, and, muddy and wet as it was,
many of our people were called to town business.
In the after part Of the day, Hon. Horace Maynard
addressed the citizens. We were not present. on
account of the bad weather. but we learn from
others that the crowd listened with profound atten
ton. Mr. Maynard advocated the right and e1pe-
diency Of allowing negroes to testify in court. He
was frequently spplauded. Mr. Maynard will leave
for Washington in a few DAYS.
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The masonic CELEBRATIoN.-We Wednesday last
the 9th ut the anniversary Of the nativity of ST.
John the Evangelist, was celebrated by the Masons
Of this city by procession and public installation
Of the officers of Pearl Chapter No. 81 and Masters
Lodge No. 24i. An address was delivered at the
Baptist Church by the Rev. Dr. T. II. Pearnc, which
WIS conceded 10 be one of the most eloquent and
appropriate ever listened to by the Fraternity and
citizens who were present.
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LAND FOR SALE.
TAM OFFERING EOR SALE

I AN OFFERING FOR SALE Ny
farm lying the Of Conasogec Greek miles
Southeast Of Athens Mciun county. Tenn the base
of Chhowe Mountains containing seventy
three hundred cleared ninety of which
the best quality Creek bottom remanin.
upland four hundred and seventy well timbcr,
land Desirable dwellings and excellent
spring it, ouJudings. The general
y well wUtcrc ami rich valley, and healthy locality
Also. a Mill a0orn twelve head. sufficient
any amount Of Chincry.
The place be divided into three good farms,
and timber each. Now j. your time get a bargain
dcc9UAt" SARAH J. COOKE.
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RIDING OF THE SIDE WALKs.-This thing OF
riding out of the mud in the streets, and deliberate
ly riding up on the pavements ought at once to be
stopped. The paycmcnts are laid in front of each
mans lot at the expense Of tho owner, and the Cor
porate authorities are bound to protect the side
walks. What are policemen for, but TO arrest and
fine every man, white or colored, who dares 10 ride
out of the street on the pavement? If men have
no more sense Of proprety, let them be taught it at
the expense of a few dollars, fer few times, and
they viii keep off Of the pavements. Stop them
also from riding through the streets under the lash,
by imposing heavy fines and Collecting them.
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MASTERS LODGE, No. "A

A QUIET CHRlsrMAs.-The Holidays are now
over and it is the remark of old citizens that we
have not bad a more quiet and orderly time in
Knoxville for years. The holds good through
out East Tennessee, as our information goes. 1t
speaks volumes for people, and for the officers
of the law
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03

CHANGE OF BUsISEss.-In the advertisement of
j. H. Fessenden & Co. in our last weeks issue, they
made to say Selling at cost 10 close business
This firm has located here permanently and are SELL
ing off at cost to change business.
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FARMS AND HOUSE LOTS
IN RHEt COUNTY FOTfR MILF

from Bradeys Ferry, Tennessee River of 293
Acres with nearly frame dwelling house. and all tho
cessary out buildings, 81 Acres cleared and the whole will be
sold at a moderate price.
In the vicinity of Sulphur Springs Bhca county, the line
of the Charleston Railroad from Chattanooga Big Greek
Gap any number of house lots Of sizes to suit purchasers
and reasonable rates.
y splendid river farm in Megs county, the Tennessee
about the mouth of Sewec Creek, known the Preston
farm. 1t contains 80 2Go Acres 100 of which is first bot
90 Acres No. second bottom lands cleared The
remainder is well tmbercd No better whoa land
found in East Tennessee One half cash down viii he
required, the balance on time to suit purchasers.
Also four other farms I'm Rca county if
Purchasers referred branch Office in charge
j. L. Mason sulphur Springs, Rbca county.
dec20tf MABRY. ALTERNATELY Is co.
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THE NATIONAL BANK-The First National Bank
in this city has been well managed, and is a safe
place of deposit. At meeting of the Directors
last week. they declared dividend of eight PEI.
cent, TO Stockholders, for the last six months The
previous six months had paid tceIrs per cent? making
tcenty for the fear. This is better stock than the
Government Bonds. It is further due to this Bank
10 state that whilst it has discounted largely for the
accommodation of the people, compared with It's
capital, it has not lost a debt. On Tuesday next
the annual election of lis officers takes place.
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RIIsINEss HousE FOR sALE

NIAT very desirable business house. situated doors south
Of the Post Office. Knoxville Tenn. for sale. 1t b.
bought cheap for cash.
For further particulars, apply To
NABRY, ALTERNATELY Il y 60.
Estatr
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THE RAILROAD FEsTIvAL-The Festival given
on the 25th ult, by the employees of the East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad, was well attended not
withstandng the inclemency of the weather As
token Of regard for many acts of kindness and
gentlemanly bearing Mr. A. a. Talmage, the Su-
perintendent Of the Road was presented with a
splendid clock, the finest piece Of mechanism We
have ever soon
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE

I AN NOW OFFERING FOR SALE
two hundred fifty acres of land, more lessl
and half miles south Of New Market depot known the
John Baker hundred and fifty cleared and
under good balance in timber Comfortable buildings,
outhousc, &C. good in thirty yards of the building
eight well in Tmothyfftecn twenty acres
In Clover. Good Orchards young peach and apple Terms,
half cash, residue on time VI. T. BRANNER,
Hov222un cambridge. Tenn.
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LOST AND STRAYED.
LOST! REWARD!

STEAGED stolen the I'd day of November >t from
- the mtChug post Thornton5 stable in knoxville
Tennessee Bay Gcin@ with saddle and bride about
toen hands wears old in full flesh, hind feet white,
brown spot left hip old saddle left side Of the
back sway back large neck and ugly head sorry PAGER aud
walker, small mark left side of neck.
Also, the 18th Of July from the pasture kuoN vile,
white ca-hittcu gray Mule ~
10 old. branded " J. NJ the left hip,
small a the hip and the left shoulder, and
the right shoulder with dim H. Tn. Nutp lazy
aud very well formed.
Also, the 2sh Of March, from the stable in country,
Bay Gcldnc 10 hands high years old, light made large
saddle marks each side, short neck and ugly head
eyes inside of right Hook appears little pulled sweled from
old hurt crooked hind legs scattered white hairs
head, and straight in face good oper, well muscrd
small belly, name, tail and legs black.
Any person giving information that Will lead the
of any part OF the property by calling Thornton Stable
addressing r. A. H. Box No. 1856 Knoxville Tennessee
will be allowed half value" The viii
every body will pay attention. Please look out
leCU-2In#
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Che Anoxrille Mhie.
Knoxville, Tenn, January 8, 1865.
BOOksi Books (!

Brownlows Book on the Rebellion, handsomely
illustrated, for sale at this Office. Price, 81 so
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES
)R SALE Mt IOTTDON TENN

have choice assortment Of Fruit frees three
years Old well grown. at the following prices Largest
Apple Trees = cents Smaller size - Fine Pear and
Plumb trees, 81 cents each. small will be- charged for
expense of packing ard for shipment Send i'll your
early as it is The best time for transplanting.
uOV22-jm* J. J. BELL.
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THE cheapest and best Tobacco and Cigars in the
city, at Kings Old Corner.
ian3-2m J. II. FKssESDES & Co
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
"a close to Temperance Hall. for sale. Apply to
NABRY, ALTERNATELY a CO..
nov22tf Real Estate Agents.
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wore the officers installed
CRAPTER No. q.

CHATTER No. "a
j. ". Paxton, H. p, Z. F. Mynatt, r. A. C..
John Strong, K, James Smith, NJ Sd V,
o. F. Hill, s. Chas. Baum, NJ. I'd V,
w II. Lillard c. H Peter Kern, NJ LIST V.
W. A. Rouser, p. s., John Cruze, Guard,
NJ D. Swan, Treas, G. H. Smith, Sectry,
MASTERS LODGE, No. pa.
J. w Paxton, W. NJ, John Strong Treas.
W. H. Lillard, S. W, T. T. Mitchell S. D.,
Z B. Smith, j. w, Ell Mynatt j. D.,
W, P. Chamberlain, Sec, John Cruze, Tyler,
The Festival given at the Franklin was perfect
success and did credit 10 the Fraternity well as
the proprietor of the Franklin House
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WheatOn.s Ointment

Will cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS CHILBLAIN>, aIlI all
ERCPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 80 cents For sale by
all Druggists
BY sending co cents TO WEEKS & POTTER, sole Agents
10 Washington street Boston, Mass il viii b. forwarded by
mail, free Of postage 10 sny part Of the United States
nnvS-ena
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W. call the attention of our citizens to.thc large
and varied stock Of Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Willow
Ware Japanned Ware, Coal Scuttles, Mops Scrubs,
and House-kcepers articles generally at Woodrua-s
New Hardware Store
Mr.. W. has just completed his stock Of Builders
Hardware and Saddlery Material Those intending
70 build IN the Spring will consult their interest bv
calling al W. W. WcopRrTF,,
New Hardware Store.
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ABUSED BY CLERICAL WOLvES.-A few weeks
ago set Of rebel Methodist Preachers came on the
cars out Of Georgia, going TO Virginia, to attend
Conference. There was on board loyal citizen of
Knoxville, whom they did not know, but who was
listening TO their pious conversation They were
chiefly employed in coarse and wicked abuse of
Gov. Browuow, as an old villain, who deserved
10 DO swung up by the neck. These Rcrsrc1d
Traitors had all been into the rebellion, and learned
10 inspire themselves with the saactsd corn whisky
Of the Confederacyi What disturbances they may
have created between men and their wives, in the
South, we are net prepared to state Certainly we
regard the abuse Of such rascals as a high compli-
mont. And we ask them TO direct their artillery
against US in their hypocritical prayers.
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Go Bryant Straton Co Nashville BI-ins-- College
for thorough knowledge Of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
cuaii0ns Penmanshp, Commercial Law Partnership
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VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER POW
ER E0R SALE

FINIE Louisville Flour Mills, MILL land
L with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
HOlStuu River fifteen miles below Knoxville,
Louisville offered for sale For further particulars
apply to sep2OtfI KENNEDY u BROS.
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NORTH CAROLINA,

These quotations for dated before the war, anu oil
denominations of SIS upwards, liable to fluctuations
and cannot be relied for any length OF time We Will by
SELL exchange banks individuals commits
sion. Special quotations will be given whenever desired
CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
BROKER corner Union and College Streets, Nashville
Tenn These quotations are liable to
huctuate may be depended sufficient length OF time
remances to be received by mail express If forwarded
.alaz
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IOR SALE.-A GOOD EARN. TAV-

L EIN AMI Ferry ia Claiborne county
">irabI" situations in this part the state l-- q.
To-" under cultivation "f good river bottom t n--
noted Public Houses the road Lexington. Nv o.
Charleston :. g.. amt Ferry tuel river viii u
erage 500 and upwards annually both .
Of the River. This s a fine bargain.
dec2Ou COCKRILL. 4 SEYMOUR
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EOR SALE.-A GOOD FARM In

Granger county, situated near I;u~I contain. 1,,
Acre VIII make an excellent stock and A -u1A
Apple Orchard andpeny good timber portion Of contain,
large amount Of Iron which has been worked o.
advantage Situated in good uci4hJorhroj. Price y 900.
dec20tf COCKRILL g SEYMOUR.
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EOR SALEM NORTH CAROLINA

4 tracts -I'H and the other G.a-I Acres .l.
containing splendid farms, ii iuusu-. n1ut min
eraI wealth, and living the projected 1rt. of ~ R,Tr,
Gap Railroad For particulars enquire Of
dec2Of COCkEILL d SEYMOUR
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Knoxville. Tenn.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

W. 0ouli respectfully call th. attention of tr, rabrf f n
hands for SALE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-10
new York llarksl--Nov 0.


/ COTTON7Heayy at a further decAe, Of lci sales
at SIC for middling. uplahdi, and 800 for do New,
FLOUR Dull and Is@aSc lower. 90 sO4iI 50
for sound comni.n extra Staie; eli S0~l2 So 'oF
extra round hoop Ohio, and tl2 60SH rs for trade
'HpGii %aisRYHH6SiSs fHss fiSsias asS fpiss HUmusr
.WHEAT-Unchahged and dull. and common
gades 2B3c lover, e9i iD592 Is for inferior Chicago
and IS for NO.2 Milwaukee.
RlE-Quiet and droopIng r. l- % .y.. .itgilel
. BAkLEl l-Active and ci(ses frm; u 089l ii for
C9pada Wes' in bUnd: 81 30@l 10 Tor do Tree. the
Ist or for yer choie' tl 1891 % for tHo-rOued
HARLEY MALT Dall..
CURN@upened lc lower, and closed 10 better
24Sl ee for shipdnk 10, Sed western ID store and
afoat. and 81 250al 26ys for WeStern Yellow, -,
.OATS-Dull and l@2c lower; 6587lc for Chi
caso snd Milwaukee, aud 7O0T9cfor state. inside
price for small lots. Il. .... |ldB II
UOFBEk-Oull ls. ............ rgzH - +.
SUGAR--Aetve; Cuba lOH0IiXc; Porto Rico
M0iis'S' ssEs.-Dull rtl1treT- ,gEarh""'
PETROLEUM--Dull and lower; sac for crude. and
S5c for refined in bond.
PORk-- Heavy and decidedly lower: e25 s7h0
80 rsSIar and cssb, for new mess, closing as
brls new mess at s22 so. sellers option, for Decem
BEEF-Quiet; $I9 5Osls so for new plain mess.
and SlS922 for new extra mess.
BEEe HAANS-HeAvy att 5a7 oOs4l. .i,-.-l'
RRksSEb fAogs-lSsiogo,for western. ,.'7a.
dsrs, and l5aleIe for mans.
!iAkD.-Dull and lower It l3<9l5c.
BUTTER-Steady; 2O92Ss for Ohio. and S594Ic
e VCtaiEfESE-ouist at sSi,o. tH1 gn,3clJ