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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

CoNsCIENTIOUSNEss In a town in
Connecticut resides a man who made for
tune in the milk business, Icy not giving
the full measure las he grew rich he thought
he would change his occupation to seise-
thing more respectable, and accordingly
bought grist mill. In conversation with
his wife, he said he did not feel right about
the cheating he had practiced in the milk
busiEess, and wished way could be de-
vised whereby he could repay in the grist
mill what he had cheated in the other. At
last they settled on the following plan,
which was, to have measures with which
they took toll, as much too large as the
milk measures were too small
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
The Abolition CcnsDiraCy.

". S. HilIyer, formerly Of Gen. Grants
staff, in speech recently delivered before
meeting of military men, said +:
There was a conspiracy nov Matching
at Washington to depose the President
The argument was, that Tennessee vas not
i loyal State, and tha: Andrew johnson,
being Tenuessean, was not eligible to the
Office. \ joint resolution would pass Con
gress declaring him usurper, and oV tie
horrors Of tie Frcach reco{utioa arould
.totloaO. We must oppose this conspiracy
and defeat it, thereby showing the enemies
Of the Union, both in and out Of Congress,
that those who fought for It's preservation,
still recognize the stars upon its banner"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
NUMBER %.
Henry Ward sscCcfsec and the
Trial o. see Davis

\ correspondent OF Southern paper,
who IS travelling North, fell in with Henry
Ward Bcecher OF a railroad train to WASH
inoton. He thus narrates his converSa>
ton:
In conversation with us he arowed
himself an un compromising peace man.
Blood enough, he though, had been split,
and he was for mercy, forgiveness ana for
bearance lie admitted that his former
violent views had been modified, and he
nos cordially iniorses the Union policy of
the President lie alluded to the case Of
Mr. Davis, and expressed the nope that he
would be tried, if at al by a acivil tribunal,
and. Il convicted, pardoncd He contended
that the power OF Mr. Davis for mischief
was forever gone, and that no good could
result from his execution"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
who Gicks aly Deg Kicks We

So must have thought the Massachusetts,
Legislature when il passed The following
resolution:
"Reso'ved, That the recent public at
tack upon one of the honored and beloved
Senators of Massachusetts, by the Presi-
dent of the United States, in a public
speech in Washington, is an insult t. the
Commonwealth, is unjust as it was undig-
ni6ed, and calls FOR the Indignant rebuks
of every citizen"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
General, scott and the President

This Old veteran, the New \ York Herald
says, unhesitatingly indorses the p5EC5 OF
President johnson, and approves of his
Twenty second February speech. The
strunch old soldier expresses the hope that
he will yet see the north and south more
firmly bound together than ever, and that
to effect this President j ohnson has adopted
the only true and proper course
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

There are all sorts of small newspapers
in New Yark, advocating particular iGter-
ests. Among them arc the Cook Tai, the
Billiard Che. the Bowliag Alley, the Cock
Pit. and the Rat Terrier. Even the
bagnios of the city have their advertising
mndinms
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
II. II. Time Tables.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne d Chicago
Railway.

Or and after Nov. l9, 1865, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted. as follows:-
[ Train leaving Chicago at $50 P. NJ. leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

Two men started out from Vincenne,
Indiana, last Friday, on a pigeon hunt
aud in one days shooting brought down
over eight hundred birds
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

Josh Billings says: Il always advise
short seamons, especially on hot Sunday.
If minister kant strike lie in boreing
forty minutes, he has either got a poor
gimblet or else he is bcreing in the rong
place
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
MISPLACED CoNFIpENcE.''-Speakel

"MIsPLAcED CONFIDENCE. speaker
Colfax was SO confident the President
would sign the Freedmen's Bureau bill
that he wagered box Of cigars on it with
member of the House On Tuesday
morning the member found the box on his
desk, indorsed, From a victim of misplaced
confidence. The honorable Speaker was
not the only victim.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

bAR.J. M.CONFER, late Surgeon of the
81 29th Indiana Infantry, offers his profes-
.hal services to the PEOPLE Of Marshall County.
IT Office and residence west side Of Michigan
Street, three blocks North Of tho Edwards House
Plymouth indiana. van39
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

The President was evidently making
game Of Forney when he called him a
dead duck"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

LEGAL advertisements 81 per square ior cach
insertion, charged to PARTIES publishing them.
CoMMUxicATIoNs to promote private interests
must be paid for az the regular advertised rates
MARRIAGES and DEATH5 are published as news.
ADVERTISEMENTS. unless the number OF inser-
lions desired Is specified, will be continued till
ordered out. and charged at regular rates.
Local notices 20 cents for each line.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
5. L. HARVEY, Proprietor.
Ternas Of Subscription 81 90 u
wear in Advance.

PAYMENTS must be made invariably in advance
and the paper discontinued at the expiration of
.he time paid for, unless renewed. These terms
Ell be strictly adhered TO.
Subscribers who get their papers by the carrier
eill be charged - cents year extra.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
Rates of Advertising:

One square [the space OF ten lines or less oil
this lype5 cue week, 81 90, and 80 cents for each
additional insertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
WINTER & HeuATTAN.

HOTSF SfGN. CARRIAGE. AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTERS GR4lSERS AND
8LAZfE?S.
As, P.3 rfausin = AMI Calcrm' 'n.nS done with
ne a-s, "a a.<i.a C.. SOP al the upper end 81
-. So. "A .-4nni4- hans old ztani, Aibany,
se21noGti
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
j. c. POWELL,

4TTORFEY AND COUYSELLOR ALTA y
8yD SOLICITOR ~ CRAECERY.
1 L2fNy. Oregon. Coll c-i"ns and convey
Y .ur.- rr n tiy attended t. oc-onl0ly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15

CRANOR & HELM.

ATTORNEYS COUYSELiORS At LAW
1SSlsz-r S.E-r,..s' R=cE Bailliug- up. .'..rs.
HAI- Oregon. sui
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
SAFE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
rrELIsaxp EyEnY SATURDAY, ny
ARROTT g. WIN.
sfGs. sytg 4, divers Store, First Street

FERH e - AnvAvcE One year. 81; Six Months
-. 0oe N'r,h 30 cts; Single Copies, l2l cts
p ~ - he made in advance in every
s.,e rhe P,,ee- viii not be sent to s@y address
Il s-y. ierei saa The term for which it shall be
,rI,,,t .> sail for No departure 9iU be made
!i-,.-4 }-.~ s-esss - s=y ins'ance.
U-,e.y pn,r notice win be given to
49, .,,,stee- ot he week on which his sub
sesi,a.a rsU expire, and unless order foF its
eJallAaanee, accompanied with the moRoy, be
ssfsoa. tue Papsr will be disc pntiaued 20 tha'
address
RATES o. ADyERTIS NG. rEa YEAR; On
co,qna Sla0 Hal. Coluna $50 Quarter Col
una. So
Prausi n; Advert <omeuts per Square often lines
.r less fist ipse- 'n, 81; Zach subsequent inser-
sion. 81.
Correspnn leafs writing over assumed signatures
sr anonymously. must make known their proper
danes t. tn Editor. ct no attention viii he given
TO their COMMUNICATIONS
An Letters snd Communications. whether on
,sin s. r e,r puh'ica,iou. should b. addressed 10
Abt..' ( Brown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
DIR. HECkLTN.

PaY.,'.5.4 SURGEON AND 4CCOCCHER
Has -. = in fir,wasYille Linn county Or
=gon y H.a.-I 5e>pec fu " solicit tn par nag oi
the pc ,pi; f d st vicinity. v-no-"m
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
ID. Il. RICE. q D..

y.-e.sJN pHYSICL4N AND 4CCOCCHER
81 o. .- - -Yic,s in the va-iOus Draa.-es OF
= .r---- "a - ths citizens of Albany aud sur
la .utry. OEce up-rt1ITs. IN 4 str :
s-.g oel3 uJ3ly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
BUSTN ESS CARDS.
L. LYONS,

JETELER. AND CLOCK AND WATCH
ID EPAIRER. Shop in Gradw his NV brick
"a, ,ture, Albany. Oregon. oc2Orl0Iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
DISTRICT or coLuMRIA.

The District of Columbia, under exist
ing laws, is not entitled to that representa-
tion in the National councils, which, from
our earliest history has been uniformly
accorded to each other and to each terri
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15

J. R4RROWs d co.

GENERAL d. COHHESSFOy UEECHANTS
nE.GI.3;-; II Stapi.. Dry AMI Fanny Goods.
- 81 :. Hardware. Cutlery, Cr'cksry
Boots an: :. - Albany. Oregon.
Consi ,lIne.'z solicited. oc6nSd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
PATENTS.

During the year ending Sept. 30th,
1866, S,756 patents for useful inventions
and designs were issued. At that date
the balance in the Treasury to the credit
of the patent fund, was s228, ,297, As a
subject upon which depends an immense
amount of the probationary commerce of
the country, recommend to Congress
such legislation as may be necessary for
the preservation of the Mississippi river.
1t is a matter of national Importance, that
every step should be taken-not only to
add to the efficiency of those barriers
against destructive inundations-but for
the removal of all distractions to the free
and safe navigation Of that great channel
of trade and commerce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The entire success Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Gable between the coast of Ire
land and the Province Of New Foundland,
is an achievement which has been Justly
greeted in both hcmisphercs as the open
ing Of an era in the progress of civiliza-
ton. There is reason to expect that equal
success will attend. and even greater re-
suits follow the enterprise for connecting
the continents through the Pacific Ocean,
BY the projected line OF telegraph between
Kamschatka and the Russian Possessions
IN America.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
INDIAN TREATIES.

Treaties have been concluded with the
Indians who were entered into armed
opposition to our Government at the out
break Of the rebellion, aud have condi-
tionally submitted to our authority and
manifested desire for the renewal of
friendly relations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
LAWRENCE & sEMPLE,

EUGENE sESPLE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-12-15
FOREIGN CONVICTs.

The resolutions Of Congress protesting
against the pardon of foreign govern
ments Of persons convicted of infamous
offences on condition Of emigration to our
country, has been communicated to the
governments with which we maintain in
,ercourse, and the practice so justly the
subject of complaint on our part has not
been renewed.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-05
Nm bic WfitgItecer cee yfHfbDtIIe
F8ssfe Sc 3 81


Snt9eiI! Gs 1T IN Der Iestsn Seis in ben Sis4
unsen mebrmaIs oariiber setiost sporben, Sab bic
91eiInnbmenn BEL, usrf9isbenen GeetiDntn bes Beers
Gins Iaase ni9t ress geitus lit. gieIe UsitsieSer
SGeinen es fit 5inIdneIia 81 baIten, loenn e nur
benz 8erein dngeb5ren anb hre tnonatIi5en Beitrdse
SesabIen Der gsreiIt bat aber baa se9t, bsesutenb
riebr Gifer pom ieinen MiteisberH 81 erronrten unc
bat besbaIb 5eshIoIen, i5re aufmertamtet alif bic
garagrap5en 9, 10 nnc ii Der sebenseiese ~ Ieten
9is{eIben IGilten rpie foIst: saa
SO. sue WfitsIieeer, rueIde nid5t bnr5 Die @eIese
bes Nerens pom Tarnen eRtbunDen ftfi6 biirfeu BEL
ben ne5ungen unb BerSnumLungeu o6ne Geniiaenbe
item 8erfommIlag BET benz betreenSen Benn1teu emf.
f6uoigen Ser oreiutaI bintereinanoer fe5it, pbue
ii4 Sn entf9uloigen. bftommt cine Rige un6 uir6 i'm
Bieoerbolungsfnue 1uSgef6Iciieft.
10. 9ieienigen DsiteIieber, SpeI9e fidb auf BEN
TeIoe Der 8nmnofif, bes geianges, ber 9fe5e, bes
I5eaters OSer iOissr llesanssn BEN ssreia niisii@
IL. @ttip lit ieber Tnrner, weIder bns fiinfrnb=
brsiBieite Snbr nod nit berf9ritte bat uib 1T ais
tolder perpfihtet bic 2urn snebungen reselm6sa AZ
heiIden. 4usgenonlmen bnuon iino:
a. Gnrmer, peI9e Der Gbeaters, geianas ober
Der Shiitens Settion dngeb 6ren, icbaI6 oies
feIben sas hrstBisite aebensiabr aberf3ritten
b. 9lGe 9iejenigen. peI6e iiber 6reisis Sabre alt
iil1e une beretts fiinf Sabre benz Serein anse'
Turner! aaBt biefen sfnfruf nidbt persebIi6 iein.
et9I oel Oereta WHO oeH 4suo@tunt hoer90pt, onB
Sbr bic Turnerei nit 2iebe rno SUIT unifGBt, nn6
i5erInBt es nidt einieen @enteen, aHes tHner5aib
bes 8ereins ~ beiorSen. unier 8ereiH 3dbIt I6on
5er 100 Wttsieoer uuo i i'm Iteten sgafeti begrifs
fen, es tit nber nit genag, bic 9nmen anf Der Gie
az baber, mir mtier mehr fttp Sbeitnabne ba5e.
Sbne 8wefel ftne es .. g. ueri9iebene CUTE Simmer
aeb5ren; ioIbe foIIten i onnieIben. 5ie terGrif1e
Section betet mont1e genltbIice unb ebrreiGe tlns
terhating; enn ober bic Tpeiti0en Titgeber Mot
ermnben ioilen, riTen bic 8sriammlangen sa5reiber
5eIudt rereen. Sn her S6isensSeetion gie5t es
GeIeeenbeit, cine ansene5me Stunbe nit S9ei5ens
fpie6en SuSubringe,i, sur5 elm ieoer Gef4mnd fam
befrteoigt roeroeH.
Sn Ger Soffrlnns aEfo, bas biefer aufruf bic ges
IpInfdte Birfuhg habeu miro, SetdbHen mir
nit Sruoergrus unb 9Gnbf&Iag
24mrj 3m Der 8prftaub.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-05

SfIees Stunbea
pos, SIT gcrmittugs, BON 3-5 Radmstt1as uut psr
10 ubs @beHbs.
9amen tGnneu In einisen aeetionen cine Iei3te
geldnfIge unb nette Sonb f1reiben lesuen.
Serrsn In sssisi5sa 3eit cine srdftise. geIanfst
&ef61ftsbanb.
aritott St. s6rei5stunit ais cine Ro@nbmstunfs ~
lt5rer. bin id eur9 2id5riss GrfnBrans ~ Der an
ftdbt setommen. Sos S3nier I'M AIter pom go SAB,
rem ssett sssr ssfdIssn, RSsss a. ig Sas
wan6ts SSyeibueiie anssw6buen sbnnsS.
Raf9uiGe. 1855.
4ir ne e5e5u eraui,t rpte erfreIt, hrs Sic uns II
70 turser Belt Sic Prinepten ber bonoarnp5te poa,
itdnbie ptrfte5sn semodt 5oben.
Oos 6pisem 1T turt. sinfa9 unh ouese;ei9uet fiji
Bite BesirfntfIe Der menl9ti@en Geieni&dft.
Ssiesndnb farm bagegeu fem, ouBer Geisntaen, btt
es uiept tennen. Sbre eistntbiimii@e ae5rs RetPob
.SOn6esn ua6t q AUD gu elmer ongentbmen uater.
hcItunq, Hns Tertbub (4itmon's Nanuai) III teb,
gut fir ben @ebrou6 orrongirt.
Durd5 bic Gtfittoung eieier wnnoercpatH RUM tc'
tt&en ggoblsbdser erporben, unS mtg bsnfen. biefe
R,iujt foute eiftem !eben &tnee &C. eprt TnsroeR.
Sofper 8artrioae, Capt. q. 81. Q. s.
f5os. S. Rbeaes, Gdpt. go. 81. 9. s.
g. e. qatterioH. Capt S.. 5nb. 3. s.
g. 3. SamaionS, asi.ssifif. , 3. s nsa.
S. a3. Soouer. Gbaploin, nSa.
SiIns 8. So5nf0n, 1. aieut... Go. S, to2 9. Q. s.
@iuiant guf4I. Chaplain, s.: y. g:
Duncan 81. 9prris, Reporter fir bic giIit &r Stem.
miiiion in siaf5utue.
siloss q gsssa, lsH Ssrs' gs. q sSas: gS
8. SensIsp. Sers, 60. s. 73. Snb. o. s.
24mrs 3mte
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-05
0drpctb nftc Wfarroipbcnc.
Sell i1i,b 30 titen. 8 D1llpaanie,

0ets Utap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sreorporirt bird bic
@eieegebenoe 8eriantnlung bes Staatea
Senneliee,
aim 20. Sananr 1856.
GapitalS S525, 600
Sfiee: BRO. 3 GeSor Gtrose, gof Office @or ga
dfhpilIe, Eenn.
Sublcri6tioa, SIS fur Die Mctie.
1866.
% a M & 49,
". O. 48eHs, @r&Fbea1f. az
6. S. &uen, 8ieessBrdfibtnt.
R. 9. Sloan, Geeretdr. n,
G5as- RobiniOn. S9asmeiter.
8. g. Aerfore, HnwaIt.
5. N. 9oung, Dberauffeber Der BobrsAuituIten
Boarbber 9treetosen:
u. o. gBens, e. s.. aBen, m
S. q. Rerforb, 81. 3. SIonn.
81. S. 9enoerion, G5ds. Rcbinfon.
90. H. cough.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-05
Maban,e Meiller,
go. IS GsbarRrabs, aaal0ins, aenn

0ie beatf4en GameR fab freunhIidft aur HeSiGhs
9itn9 Der ret9en AuSpobl aueE tn SisS Edd einfIas
gsn6sn artitef sinseIassa. sza f7Mrs 2mts
s8@81 s5s4 Ss#& ~ Tx
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
What the shan Va6E6ekf Avs aBoet
JENNY ktebhenS

Perhaps you'd like to know,
says the shan van Nocht.
Which way did 5tsphens go rDu
sagEtlFee hEu van Vocal r1cl
WhsB laom .RehInond snug and tight,
be Naik~d Of ont of fight
And never raid good nghff'
saws The Shan van NOchL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

The monthly report Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury shows that oaf debt
bearing interest in currency At the be
ginning Of the year amounts to Sl,lE9,-
475,2S5 50--being an increase Of si,g44,-
loo 50 over November estimste-while
our debt bearing interest in coin
amounts 70 81, l67. HS,29l So being q
decrease Of SIa3s2S57 30 We pre-.
sume this decrease ia accountedfo r BY
the issue of 5s2Qs for legaktendeEnoteA
The aggregate debt on the occasion %
the last report was 214653Sl IS,
while today i Is $2,16,5s1,5S6 1g, be-
ing an increase Of $l,S4S,22l "A This
is better thsn November by two thirda.
But we can do better still let Us try.
N L. TriJaMe 2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
q - ;,

hAasS rsrs prsftSsRvs0F ~ S1,.. a,
th% way s1asfa prsparaaonE1 Tsannss~EsS
Ana E1s12R dug have % eve Hay 70 rene.
reEea6G pieasan. y he taats, Ead A
4 sol bT effff
roorAchar-h ~ Nashseo6f Nshris.
ARAES hpp4FqrA5uTV 80 -
~ Re .spsOsa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
1oiaeI noasefo a "a.


Then. was = great deal more sctiyay pre-
vaItrg inTht markct today than fr some
In prevNus. with gpAus lrpm along the
ht-A- fveAk< grad, fssisaA, AID pro
duce generally, toH Wuch larger extent than
we s~FreNRfer we're. This Is in part
ewing & tlssolesisE Of ahs RPprr Al &sissp-
4by iee, Nhich rge - 81 Louis ftom The
trale shfnA been arlosinv for the rest four
ycars VIA the 0ttbiishaltN - ~ yara
oi a rrrulsr linz 81 louisvile anu Ncx 0f,
leans laekeis The dlred tr4dh Of Laaisvilr
wmld.be increased millions Of aaaars. a.
thg Ecur mss Of thg Feqpieulung uoower
"a. 4asasgpk &fccng ~ PlaptsIobt. pr.
Ter Loaisvlle even last Louis.
f,fhresd.tufs ths 1ethea1 wthomeuhs,
lpersato1 a6-dag, viii sslss 0f1M bbls ia
shPucatat = ue f~orEgperhEs ufhsmaues
Nlss a. 81 y while some iOis areoaesea N
ices hsuee moderate sales ~ plain extrs
40 sSgs iauiiy al = = md SO sqsl So
e4es ~ bba Nklte 10y a. afzstS}e -
IVY cos lowell nais 90 $Ap a. and . bka
EHH.Hr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
.aaamaritanla Wanh

70 -1qaIns. %. i Esituors, Pea Dsls4-
I have great satSfaao1 ii r.l-e
ssnsrun's RaaAdsas 49,
uQt enstouAy forma; thaf ave
We dknen Discretion, and proper
soponu b my snucips-
po-s. naEstnN n1asfaai6o1oaih har
a44E M Rssaoft hsn~sxands
of-er xtssEBfc SovfRs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
bs, W q sE

- - AHAH - A@A1 NNHAAN 49, MI
Dispatched 10 the Exchange from Nov
York TO day quoted gold opened At 1926.
deelined to l4its,. closing AZ 14l9Z The
S80e 900. Flour Inactive snd declines
5al0c. Cotton steady and in fair demand az
5ss53c. Mess pork dull and declined Pa
soc; old 81 %, new SIS so. Lard nominai
M ksc-SBaar IN moderate delnsnd and
prices hrns hSfd 1s8saI6Az. Coffee, de-
mand fair, prices firm. Whisky dull st
50 2Ja2 IS. Liverpool dates Of the ,22d.
quoted eouen declined "a; 5-20s advanced
10 66aG6IS. Cine matt reports quoted the
receipts Of hogs at S,5l3. Hogs were quoted
at 9agEc gross. Mess pork held 81 SIS So,
with no buyers over $50. Lard l7lzaIshe
for EercesH and gkeey Bacon hams z5cj
The provision market unsettled. Whisky
- "a, or $22S ! RbSDd.
The gathering o. Change to-day was
rather small, the usual character'of Satura
day meetings; II seems the f~sshionito do or
attempt to do as little business On this day
As possible ia order, perhaps, to have more
TIME Tor settlement Of tka Weeks trade.
Some orders from points below being re-
eAvedl kaIean ipGneSsedl afiiyiRf b1bnsi.
hess u Aelstrsefis AID grab shd grows.
ions, as well asproduce, gehefahy thoNea
increased activity, owing to the trade ~
Jhe Upper Mississippi rr'eS being closed ~
the ice. ST. Louis in q great measure IS oWt
off from the Southern market, hence a per-
ton ,ofthe trade she has feE 8 long p@e en-.
loved is being directed here. Use estabs
iishmentof Hew Orleans packets from our
city would result M securing this 'rade aud
| increase oar commerce, T tllons OF dollars
annually. More animauUn appeared Tor
| breadstnifs win Increased demand, and
sales OF 1s0 bbls Tor shipment at 81 tor su-
! perfbe. and smallersEies sc ST25. We hear
| al sound ists offered At prlees below these
qestaoons. Plain extra y, aud eNtra
| family $40 50aIl The demand for corn .
| rood, with sales % dupheBte orders Of con-
-siguments, lost by the burniuBe 81 The BE
snora Carroll Of l,es0 bushels oats at 5Sci
sacks included =,
ing points IN the Vest toeeiher with the
depression p e~vailing In Ihe Esstern mag.
kes for ur6v,stons. but little disposition
Wagmanifested 10 Buy or Eell, and paiue:
are disposad to hold GA I'd await events
The sales Of Western cheese, butter, 6sl
are rather heavy ou orders received iron
southern points. Baled timothy hay con
rnues IN good request. with sslss Of 5O'
bales On the wharf 10 dealers 81 SlSal5A-
y on, aud a sale Of Is bales ftom store al
81. with some small los ASK 59al5-
The hog market ali the week has dropped
ana bnvers to DAY were not altering over .,
grsss scr good eonditeaed. while hghi
weights only bring slEasze- DroysFl
shoW no disposition 10 submit 70 a furthel
decline, and are reported packing ON the.'
own arc 1uuA- ayi E..
The number OF hogs killed up 10 SATURDAY
amounted 10 1901; killed Saturday 4.ss7
nith Ago haad vet IN fbePens, making
the total Killed ahdinp pens si,i2s head.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

The Secretary of War has sent to the
Senate an exhibit Of the numbero vos
unteers furnished by the loyal States
during the war for the Union. The
grand aggregate, reduced 70 3 three
years standard, is 2,l29 ,041 men and
officers.