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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22
Es.n York lnon.ssy7 and s.oel. ,,a,E,I.ss.

H- NEW YORK. JHIls Zus
cent Sterling Exchange anu declining
at l0s1< @l0S5z. GoldShade hfInef; opening
at l8S5H advancing 10 1875; closing at 1851.
Government Stocls-DuIl land easier u. g.
6s, sos, coupons 81, lOls<; do. 'eS. regis
registered, 1 %; 1O-40s, coupons, 9z5S; Treasury
Notes, z;Sos, $50; Tennessee 6, ss9ez; Missou-
Total exports OF specie for the week s6a5, SCI
Freights-ToIiyerpool quiet and without
material change. 500 -iI4 RI"
Stoczs-Stronger; Chicago a Rock Island
I021E; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago 901S;
Cleveland & Toledo 1861; Michigan Southern
7l1f; Panama 90; Illinois Central scrip LIS;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh s55<; Chicago & North
western S21{; do. preferred 5Iss; Delaware 4
Hudson 136; Central Coal IS; Cumberland 49,
Western Union Telegraph 50, Maf1posa pre-
ferred 10; New York Central 951f; Eric SOS
do. preferred S81SS;; Hudson 103; Reading lOl5S..
Marietta & Cincinnati preferred 80; 3, 60.
EVENING REPORT.
Ohio & Missouri certificates 2g1<Ss Marfposa
100; do LIST bonds IS; Mississippi a Missouri
bonds 50; Chicago & Alton a9S; CLEVELAND a
Pittsburgh SIS; Chicago q Northwestern LIST
l. ~ 2 u p
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2t.-AFortress Mon.
roe letter OF 18th reports arrival Of ship
Elyira Owens, of Philadelphis, tDecem-
beHI3th from Antwerp, with cargo Of
petroleum, with loss of spars, strained
and shattered; 500 barrels OF oil thrown
overheard, and feet of water in the
hold. Ship and cargo insured.
Schooner Hattie Martin, of PIlfladel-
phia wrecked at Hilton inlet. Captain
Smith, of Camden, n. J., and colored
cook frozen to- death, two others res
cued badly frozen amer remaining on
wreck five days; for the last a hours
they fed on the body Of the negro cook.
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Cincinnati Market.

.li#. -. .a-sH " CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
Flour unchaeged and quiet. Wheat steady
at 95@2 90 tori old red, but new is dull at 20
for number one. : Corn steady at 54955 for
number one sheIIed. Oats firm ut $500 In
elevator for number one,- Rye steady at q
for number1. Hogs drmer and in good de-
mand at u@u . for city dTeSseds but holders
are firm At IL 259l1 50. Receipts 800 head
Mes Pork urn at . 50 for city. Lard dull ut
171<6179<- for prime city. .Grocaues quiet
Cotton dnn AZ n for mlddling. Whfsky
steady at . for prime. Gold 1885, wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22
IoursyInIE. Jan. 2O.-Weather warm

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.-Weather warm
yesterday afternoon, and at night the
mercury fell from 60 to 10 degrees; soon
after inidnighta heavy storm of wind
and rain with thunder and lightning.
A snow set in at Nashville, and Sc
we're gale last night blowed down sey-
eraI houses in Edgedeld. Aheavyi rain
and snow fell, and the mercury fell to
three degrees below zero. The snow
was one and half inches deep.
S. Benedict & Sons, died last night of
pneumonia.
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C1sc1NEATI, Jan. 2l.-A difficulty oc-
Cured last night between Col. Knott
and Capt. Hine, proprietors of the
Planters House, corner Third street
and Broadway, abont the character Of
a lady boarier at the house, in which
the former was fatally stabbed by the
latter. a4H
The storm on Friday night was very
severe in this neighbour God. at Lex
ington, Kentucky, trees were torn up,
fences Frustrated, and chimneys over
one Hundred and ffty thousand dol
lars worth of bonds Of the Eaton and
Hamilton railroad, held by the city of
Cincinnati, sold yesterday for one hum
dred thousand dollars cash. p
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-The ship
Lancaster sailed for Antwerp this {. ms
with tho largest cargo of petroleum
ever taken from the United States IN
one vessel, taking 8, 7O3 Barrels, contain,
ing two hundred and seventy thousand
one hundred and ninety-one gallons OF
OH, valued at $500, 0oo-s slas og.-sss
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CIaIengo MARKET

z.rt ..arT CHICAGO, Jan. %.
Flour quiet = neat hI I aS1yte1eLIle
100 mite TN with supply; 50 for
eIIovE..f = oats dnIl Provisions nrm- Lard st
10 Tor We5taEnl Sugar dull "a !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

NEW York, Jan. 21.-Afr. A. f. Stew
art is the party upon whose affidavit
the publishers of the Police Gazette
were arrested yesterday. he charges
them with gross and malicious libel
in the last Issue of their paper, in sem
sation article purporting to. give the
particulars of the sudden disappear
ance of a Broad street broker and q lady
recently connected with the French the
The HeraId's Montreal dispatch says:
The ice bridge of the st. Lawrence
being formed at all points has led the
commander, Sir ]. Mitchell, to look
after the state of the forts. That at Pres
colt has had new guns. mounted, and
heavy Armstrong guns being placed in
the battery at Quebec. = <
A great quantity of lumber is chang
ing hands at Ottowa that it may go free
into the United States while the treaty
is in force. A Boston firm is making
terms for the carriage of three hundred
car loads before the 18th of March.
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,CHcIxEATI, O., Jan. 20,-The Indian
apolis express train eollideds with the
box car, at Delhi this morning, upset
ting the engIneand causing thee death
of the engineer. Several others were
wounded. - si.FF ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

New York, Jan. 20.-The steamers
City OF Baltimore, Borrusia, Arago and
Louisiana, sailed to-day dor Europe,
taking $500, 600 in specie.ss 2esea
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Mesrs. Hilton q CO., OF this city,
suspended payment yesterday.
Communications between here and
Columbia by Railroad have been re-
opened, and trains passed over yester-
day for the first time sincethe advent Of
Sherfuan's tarfny. jE1EgEE-r ~ -ESt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

NEW York, Jan. 20.-The FeDian
Congress met this morning. President
Roberts has approved of the resolution
calling a congress of the Brotherhood
TO meet at Pittsburgh in May.
A Charleston dispatch dated the 18th;
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[SSAC HoGE

,si. 70 ISSAC HoGE, ~ aiis NJ
Attorney at Law and Land Agent
once over the Rank or IEheeIinrr. 1 3 (
uTILL PRACTICE IN THIs AND ADJ
w joining Counties .l = z..45.i .iiot
ginIa forsale- - = noy257enio-
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PER YEAR, We want
I'D IoNISI agents eyeFywhefeto sell
our i,IrRovKp 50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed War
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
in United States for less than 80, which are
pey q BdkeS, Singer q 90 and BdeheLdeT. dn
other cheap !mnchfnea are fIlJTbiOeneJiEs. CIR
Clark. Btadeiprd, Maine febl-eod4w5rn :,
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FINE MINK RURS,
/ sets OF very handsome Mink Furx which
viii sen cheap. Also, o large stock Of Fitch,
Squirrel and water Mink Eurs TO cIose0uf.F =
decDiii J.S. RHODEs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

The Cashier of the Farmers, and Citi-
zens' Bank. Brooklyn, modifies the
statement that their messenger boy was
robbed of $4,000 in checks. 1t was
$1,000, making the amount stolen
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

= W. p. SMITH Master ofTrnnsportation,
does General y ia =; tS Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

PASSENGER TRAINS wILLaRUNe BY ID
the following schedule on and after Dec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

Skates.
EoR LADIES AND CHILDREN. A LOT
IL SIN on hands, rs low In price rs IS cenfs n
tan10 d .s.-.ss.r 4 ID. NfcoLL q BRO
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A Funny speech.

The Wisconsin Legislature had for
mally considered a proposition to abol-
ish all laws for the collection Of debts.
The moverOf the bill, Mr.. ElmOre, is a
great wag, as evinced by the following
extract from his speech on that subject:
The speaker proceeded to review the
present system Of collecting debts. Ii
was all humbug and a cheat, matter
Of techicalities and legal shutting
Lawyers gave advice in order to obtain
fees and encourage litigation. Judges
made blunders and mistakes. He had
a little experience in law, and that was
rich. Laughter He would give a
history Of it. The speaker then related
how he had purchased a yoke of oxen
about fifteen years sgo-paid fifty dol
lar for sthem-a few DAYS after, the son
of the man Of whom he bought the
oxen came to him and said the oxen
were his. He insisted on having nav
over again, and commenced a suit be-
fore a justice The Jury didn't agree
Finally, through the Eastwood Justice
of the Peace, the case went against
MIN. he appealed it to the Circuit
Court in Milwaukee. There I lost
again and said to my lawyer. 1 will
give you ten dollars to quote Pennsyl.
vania law TO Judge Miller, and pet a
new trial ordered. Great laughter. :
De took the ten dollars and performed
his duty.
A new trial was then granted and
the venue changed TO WslWorth coun-
ty. Judge Irwin was then the Juice
Any man who wanted 70 gain a cause
in his court, had either 70 20 hunting
with him and let the Judge claim All
The game that was shot, or else pat his
dog 1 patted his dog Laughter 7
l fed that dog on crackers lRenewed
laughter The case was decided in
my favor When ! heard the decision
! thought the dog had followed me-
about long enough turned around
and gave him kick Laughter. The
yeip of the dog had hardly subsidized
ere ! heard the Judge say, Mr.. Clerk
this Judgment is set aside and a new
trial granted Great laughter D Mr.
Speaker, that kick cost me 500 lCop.
yuis've laughter You have no doub,
seen q smt IN 8 Justices court in the
country. There is time spent bv iurors
and han gera-on, besides other costs. at
least SO besides the III feelings and
d'ssensions caused BY il IL Is al
SneaL he hbgants had better sit
9OeI and play game Of old sledge to
ueelas ne cRse, Il would be more
su'S v settle the dispute iustly.
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crime it had committed in refusing to
acknowledge the secession of North
Carolina. Mr.. Sumner must be on the
alert in future to guard against such
traps set to catch unwary radicals, and
Mr. Stevens, the Radical Head Center,
must see TO it that when he does his
duty in the House his colleagues st the
other end Of the Capitol are not remiss
in thAira
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Graham, Dorsett g. 90 ,
Successors to HAYES. GRAHAS s. co,
IMPORTTH5 %
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY,
Nos. Ia. I7a and us Centre Street. NY.
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

II FOEmAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bars. or Elixir
II ol tH.-tFs Bark, with PyTr pho-p pbg5e Cf Iron.
Prepared by HEGENAN g CO.. Chemists sud
Druggists New Y0rs
FlEOfdOsFHAtE or IRON was introduced by
J. kobqU@t ot taris, iu 1853, and received favora-
ne uotcr ifgu the french Academy; It is eas y
a7sinisie1, and not iecCmposei IN the stomach 1y
l3oi OF lAt 20 the IUcei 10 Is e prompt, efficient
tonic, Comu.ulig the effects rf Phosphorus and
Iron, aud is Dot stimulating or rritsuL
Oar FERkAIED ELIXIR Or BARK arIsaa-
ant cordial p- -e>siuR the valuable properties II
ta.says BARK, sud contains eight grains Of the Py-
ropnospla'e OF Iron m ey"h fuII ounce, sni tu sII
cases, where mild sud eihcsfi i0u- Iron Tonic is
de-red, VII De found most ysilsule prepsr.tt on.
s4rple- furnished 20 PhysCIan- on application.
PURE VACCINE CRU5l'5. selected from healthy
country children. warranted reliable.
htHEdAN cos Cordial thNr Co -sYg Bark.
Alnn and hluo Lozengs- and ClIorate Potash L0-
zeuges. All the above sold ty Druggists.
HErEHAN g. CO.
mFfi om Chemist sud Druggists, New York.
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COLaATE's H0FEY soap.

I1is 'e.e5sstei rOiis' Soap. FOL s.-a .av.-.
demand 's msie -5a ils yae.sssl r-s...... ..
mud sad sHOIieut To- .a a-. f-a.aau,
scented, aad extremely bslels.aI .a .. s..
upon iao ss'a. E1- sale eg a. .-.- .. ...
Fancy Goods u.aIr-.. .....r
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I. sruNoyIyG soUrHERv SENATORS.


The Tribune of to day has a dispatch
saying that Secretary Seward boasted to
q Pennsylvania member that he was
the author Of the Presidents policy Of
reconstruction. This is aagrant and
malicious perversion Of a conversation
held by the Secretary with Mr.. SEQ
field, distorted and circulated for po-
litical purposes. These desperate re-
ports on the part of the Radicals indi-
cate anything but 8 confidence in the
merits of their cause. They viii End
al these falsehoods resctiug upon them
with terrible effect
The SAME paper tells us-snd it Is
good suthority-that we are to have
another veto. 1t ssys
The resolution in regard 10 Tennss-
see, reported by the committee Of tf-
teen, which you will receive tonight
seems to have been framed expressly
to provoke veto. Ii embodies nearly
every doctrine which the President has
expressly repudiated, snd puts the ques-
ton in precisely the worst shape pcs
sible, 50 far - uniting tie Union
party il concerned IL is generally re-
gsrded IS q renewed declaration OF war
against the President on the part Of
the committee Of fifteen and the Radi-
Gals, BY whom that committee IS sup
ported
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s SUFEERER Is 8
From Dyspepsia
Read ! Reflect! ACt!!!


TARRANT A Co.:
Gentlemen u am a resident OF Curacao, and Eave
been disposed Co write 90 you concerning the real
value Of your SETTER APEEIENI B- "a remeJy
OF Indigestion and Dyspepsia. { desire Co express
u you my sincere gratitude Tor the rresl h. uel- t
5ELlLhk has dOus tuyWIfs.
For four or i've years my wife has b.Ju -UI'y
ahisled with Dyspepsia, and ster benz under the
loaimsnt OF several Doctors for two OF three yaara
she was huaIy induced 90 zae- the advice OF r.
learned Physician, Doctor CaUaiIs. % Nsue1ur.a.
wnJ immed'afe'y treated her v.lu. your EFEt-
NE'CENI tELILEE APEEIENr. She began t1
improve az once, and i- uOU fEkf ECriY VEIL.
lsei % % ue my duty tor toe good li humanity l1
make thIs statement feeling ll "a med cine -U ss-
liable should hs widely known.
Trusting you viii give this publicity. aui repeat
iuE fuy earuc-r gratitude and tlsazs.
ann very respectfully yours,
s. D. q. HENKfQTEE,
New York, June IS 55. Merchant, Caf5caa. a.A.
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We Ak

The suffering millions "a our Ia1t % give tH.s
remedy trial convinced that by lrs lnsIY .-s
many may Dc relieved, many cured of by psp-.a.
Heartburn, sour -tomscl, SICK heguaT1r. IHEl.-
uessl Indigestion, ile-. g. s-7e1es-. Bilious AZ
tacEHi Llver Complaints kleIuIaIs affect Uls. Be-.
Head The Pamphlet oi Testimonial tI ca b bot
ue, and do noi Use tie medicine Elyll1st TIE alVos
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARgAET a Co, ~
drsensich street, haH York
H@-FnF sale ~ al Druzzszia. rrvf Tv
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc, alternative snd tonic. sud Is ya.us
be remedy for affections of the Liver aud Kidneys
Dyspeps a, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cutsue-
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive OF the
Feyers and Bilious Complaints, 80 prevalent 10
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BANKEKS AND BROKEKs.

OTIS, Z. A-Att0rney sud Counsellor 81 Law,
" Office az Cherry 81: T. o. Box T4S.
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q, NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water.

NO natural or srtiti 'isl compound has yet been
~ discovered or manufactured thst eQusls these
waters preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, s. prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who hsye
drsnk them for yssrs with ths most beneficial ei-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-14

The Wabash Plaindealer suggests an
improvement on the style OF making
Bibles-the addition OF = leaf or two
after the record Of births, etc, for d
Torces.
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BRITISH NEUTRALITY.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1866.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

WASH ftArA1 ltafFst lr.a ~ ArhI. J
DRpFERlY owners on College aad Market
i streets. between the square AMI Broad street.
are hereby notified 10 construct ueR Stone or brick
plFemeut-, or 90 reset The Cli ones wherever DC i
required, DO accordance with the sueciHcal ous aud
grate7 which all be- furnished ~ tas Jify H8Rneer
on application Sad work EEust be commenced
within ten days from tins date, and pushed rapidly
70 completion, or the Cry VIII contract with parties
Tor The same and the ezpeuss vii 10 charged 70
the property owners.
asr22 " MATT BROWN Wavor
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NO. ass.
SPECIAL NOTICES

q, otoSAAFHs.--fu1 u1t1Elsprs o. grus-...
'o1e'aI and ColicIorate. Tho .aresst ......
.ee1.ea lu tuc wosts Ilr sale. va..e..Iss s..
.,.'l .,'l'l' henom0e- Che F.aee. Caller, ina
Su ult.oe[iald, 15Csdsr strsot, opposite laa.
mrciai Hotel. r.g--
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Denial of Various RepOrts-AnOtheT
Veto.

The New York Times dispOses at one
blow of a batch of rumors, several Of
which we have published; in every in
stance, however, stating upon what au-
thority:
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From Washington.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON. March :, lSG

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsHNGToS, March :, 1896.
Great parties in this and every other
country have always been subjected at
some time in the course of their histo-
ry to severe tests, growing out of the
indiscretion Of their friends, or some
thing worse The Union party of the
North is just now going through an
ordeal OF this kind, brought about
nobody knows exactly why, though ali
can tell exactly how. The latest phase
OF 1t Is the appointment of a committee,
II. "a recent caucus, for no other purpose
than to make war upon a President
elected by the Union party, and with
three years of his official term vet be-
fore hmm. This committee, under the
chairmanship of Gen. Schenck, has al.
ready commenced operations by the
distribution of Congressional speeches
made in hostility to the President and
bis policy, and pamphlet editions Of the
malignant distribes of the prince of
political toadies, still smarting under
the appellation of dead duck" There
may be great deal of patriotism in
this, and the project may be full of po-
llucal sagacity At the same time. il
viii not be forgotten that Gen. Schenck,
while 10 command at Baltimore, sent
q great many men TO prison for
something very much Ike what he
Is doing Just now; and / can not see
why the radicals should be permitted to
do with lmpunity what they used 10 put
Copperheads in a Bsstile for attempt
ing. To speak or write against the
Administration, ayear ago. was treason,
according 10 the best Radical author
ity. What has occurred since TO make
it patriotism TO malign and villify the
same Administration, pursuing the
same policy, with the same Cabinet ad-
yisersf Clearly, nothing; and the de-
mand that the same measure where
with Gen. Schenck and his colleagues
measured unto others, in days not
long gone by, be now meted out TO
them, is reasonable, not 10 say Scrip
turaL
CoNGREssIoSAL moon sIsTESCT.
The spirit Of Radical fansticism ran
50 high in the House yesterday IS 10
prevent the reception Of a communica-
lion from the Governor Of North Caro-
lima, on the ground that the House
could not recognize any such Stste
The Senate, however, uuWittingly, per
haps, did receive the very same com.
munication, and the President pro tsza.
announced that il was from the '-Gov-
ern0r OF the State Of North Carolina
So that il the House stands committed
against the recognition Of that State,
the Senate stands committed 10 IL
There Is 3 little Inconsistency, u seems
% me, ia the action OF the two houses
iu this matier The Senate may not
hsye observed I'll TOO late the awful
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A story circulated through the House
to-day was that the President haa = r-
doned the pirate Semmes. This was
circulated very industriously by some
of the leading radicals for the purpose
of proving how deeply involved the
President is with the rebels l have
the best authority for saying that it is
utterly and totally false. 1t is a pure
fabrication for political effect Not
only has there been no thought of par
doning him, but the Cabinet to-day dis
cussed the question as to the proper
form Of tribunal for trying him, and the
Attorney General was called on for his
opinion on that point
II. sUNNONING SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
The still more preposterous rumor
WAS circulated by the same parties that
the President had sent for the Senators
and members from the rebel States,
assuring them that he is now ready to
maintain their claim TO seats. This is
totally false, without a shadow Of foun-
dation in truth.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

CAREY e SMITH, Nos. Sc and Ss Union street,
I = (up stEirs) represent the following Companies
Etna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, MeiropOli-
lsn, Phoenix and KniczerbOcker Life C,f New York,
and Accident Of Columbus Ohio
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MAIL rAPEH. etc.

nIISON, J. ". q CO-Manufscturrrs and
w wholesale and Retail IeaieIs 10 Tic, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
INSURA ANCE.

~ = DELANY, Attorney At Law, and War Claim
II. A gent, Cleveland, lem. u1yzo-ly
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M ERRlrp HILll-Deslsrs 10 Wsu Paper
vi Window Shades. Window GLASS, aLd Photo
graphic Material, corner Ot ChuTrh sui Market
streets.
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sTOCECHOLDEIxs.
Dissolution of COpartnership

fIH CoPsFLnsr-hlp hsrst5r5ra lsaau uu.iar tl,..
arn -nf style 90 HUGHES e. HAII4HAs.
fnc-o srsplf-s, II mutually ia-aaisad nom ths
lee, ~ hughes refining irum the r0u-rrn. u.
7a--l.-ll as1ililauE nnt HTl..iatluF aI d=ila o.
~ .ate nffl huuhka 81 sAAlfE1E.
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