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The CinciBnau Gazet,e Of Jan. 4tb ~.

INC NAA~iAAdI DaAeltc Of Jan. 4th saws :
The business to-day in the general msr-
ksts was only moderate. The local demand
Tor -Four Is about up 10 the average, and
prices Of al grades are steady; there was
some demand for qualities below superiiae
for southern shipment.
Wheat remains in Light demand with lit
te OF the prime and choice qualities offered.
TIE supply Of shelled corn is not equal q
the demand, and ear is in good request fol
Smelling. Oas are quiet with light offer
ings. The demand for prime rye is very
hgnt and there is very little inquiry foI
barley.
Cotton is quiet here, andin New York OPP
orators are awaiting the European steam
er's news which is low due. The stock in
New Orleans 10 Dec. q vas lj9,52g bales,
an increase in a weeks time Of about 10, 0O0
bales middlIng is quoted at 5OG5le. The
whisky market is steady at - % for free
and 26c per gallon for bonded. u
The provision market is quiet. Il opened
firm this morning, and sales Of choice brand.
Of mess pork were made at 500 30 per bar
rel, but that price could not be maintained.
and il was offered at the close at 500 90.
There was some speculative demand for de
livery alithis month at S29 90, ba4 the price
in Lhicago being - 50 per barrel iowei
than this market, heavy orders were drawu
there, aud we understood l,0Oe bar
rels were purchased in that market By par
ties here at $40 50, deliverable at b0yeri
option all this month. There is no material
change IN the market for bacon ard bulA
meats. The stock Of the former is vegy
light, and as fast IS il is ready Tor market
il goes into consumption in small lots, bu.
the aggregate is very large. Green meats
are actIye at full prices. Lard is held frm'
~ an lse, Notwithstanding q decline in New
York Of &c per ID. The packers were buy
ing hogs freely this morning al So 25 tol
zoe lbs me-, and one ortwo choice lots We're
sold al &c more early in the day, but EheI
the receipts were known 70 be much heavier
than was anticipated, aud a decline Of -,
per 100 lbs 10 Chiesg0 YVES reported, tn'
packers held Of, the market become de
pressed, and Sl2 90 was an outside price
The market closed dull at that rate. Th'
weather Is very favorable for transporting
hogs, az well % for slaughtering sud pack.
ing, and VIZ may look for continued largi
receipts until the hogs are all in.
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A LrrrER FR0 NAr0tEoN-Genersl
James Watson Webb United States
Minister 10 Brazil, called on the Presi-
dent this morning, and bad a protrsct-
ed interview. Considerable significance
IS ATTACHED 70 il from the fact that il Is
generally understood that Napoleon
sent an autograph letter "a President
Johnson on Mexican Affairs Minister
Webb breskfasted with the Emperor
in Paris in December Secretary Sew
ard, il Is said, sent for this letter but
Mr. Webb replied that il wss directed
20 the President and must be delivered
% him IL Is not improbable that this
letter msy be sen te the Senate 70
gethe= with copies OF other correspond.
ence on Mexican mstters which have
been called foT BY thAs body,
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The Chicago Whoat-thc People East
and West Aroused TO the Danger.
fram me Rochester l1son and A~d~Hser

ENHm EMH kllaNestA AaaNA AAa AAf-faeTr
rbe pspers from the East and West con
t.uue io discuss tho condition 81 The large
sforEs 81 what stored he the w~arehopsesa Id
Chicago. and abe conclusion appears 10 Re
quite uutnimous that AIS grsin l. Wholly
untt iar consumption. aud that is pres
euce anywhere the cumluC season viii be
f~nrauafee OF greet naisrhietRo thc public
health. particularly it the chclera ufcvsi s.
We have Information foia CbicsCo thar
Iully confirms Ell that we have ssid With r.
speci b th5s gran. Eesre told hatsa gen
sral was abe disaster that befcl the crop o.
ILLNESS Hmd lndians. hat no number one
Nhcsl came ID raicsge. The Beard Of Trade
III that eity resolved % change the unmher
aud gave whet was before stvlca pumhsl
sac. the rsnk 81 number one. The We.
harvest extended everywhere ir Lhat re.
aua. 81 the wheat grown was uaturally san.
tuas uare liable r. INJURY from oampness.
COR iufsfmatcn sthss thcrei l. no drv.' hard.
sound wheat al Chicaga. unless it be- a lttle
b ought irsm The northward-from wiscoa-
-in. Iowa and Einuesota, where thr rrop-
Eere tee sud the harvest ary.
There s q large feet Of sell cra0 and mo
pellrrs lyinE 81 Chicago this wiuisg, aud
boi3ers Of TIA damaged wheat Intend 10
shiBBs early ss possible, tc Eet the ioai
stuH OF their hands before the warn veaih.
- makes 10 wholly worthless. Theyvnl
push thsgrsin 70 Bnfslo, osWega and 9th.
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Some say, "Your cures are too quick, lille 9TH
eus doubt their. permsnence, and tnrnk thai diseases
can oniy be cured BY the 'sioE. recaperahve pro-
cess of Nsturs.
thus Is our reply: Ia heath, the body, ike . well
tsisLced scale IL in q state of equilibrium But
when, rom any cause, down goes one SIDE OF the
scale, we hsye the effects 4 disease. WHAT d re-
quisile, II 70 restore the no maj balance OF tie
scale
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Constitution Life Syrup,
Paralysis.

ISIS positive and specific remedy for all diseases
originating from sn IMPURE STATE or The
BLOOD. and for al lhei ediisrY) diseases transmit
IL Err-n H.rorI u Thia
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NtL a hkCkhAIha Q q g,
Military DIVISION Of TIE MissssippL
CAP , c REEn. c C. a,
Denarumeni q the Cumberland. Once No ls
South Cherry street. uoa Ool Porter.
CAPT SAN T. ITTLE q 8,
Depot oommissAJ Subsistence, once No. 10
CaeED Fueet
CAPT. s n EENDERsON, q q
Post oommissgy Suhsistence, Once NoFA ade
futlic Slaare opposite Court House
GAIT '. H. NLTAAN, c s.,
In ossrge 4. = Bakery, snd nishursine Con.
misssry Subsistence uce Osp John A. Irvine.
0Ros ~ - Oed1streeI
usUE J 8 GAIIENrTsE A G s.
In ehsrr o. Soldisns' Rest eosusr Cnarrv sn5
Chun,h-strees Fce EeuL Henu king.
GAIT. d r AaoREAU, c &,
lnchsuea Be@ oatde, u0e Capt Glover-si-o
ID chsFge az Herdnen. Sahes, ~, wee Lent o..
s. HoHsrar. oacs aesr Lover Landiur.
CAPr. 4 " Wills A. Il
la ctsrc Of Pct FpS, G-eveumeut Printing
hcgsA and al RuAic AMI Prvsia Buiiinr u-ed
e sssreeouseS ohcs@ ScNren. tC Ohca No.
p sotA Cham street,
CAPT. " EILS
inspeso q slleui G0o&S and Al Pnvate stores
shPpS . TIE Fu1t ohoe S& GhsuustreeL
APP y. CHILLY, A QN,
ushnaang and rhier Q-ukrtsrmsztsr. q. 4 Mftsu
ArosaA omoe Church street. ChAiisnoogz
CAPT 8 HANuL
Asssasnt q cspL Z. y Craly A. Z. II. OA,s
Chursh sees2 OsfEaoogs Depot
LTEUT C. p SEIsoS, 18th UsCE,AAoH
m cherEe & Rropery Z $ Military RAlrosa
ohce Nhursn street Chattanooga Depot
carr n n sElTE, AaM,
= ehArse oaFhTy nerot ksfssslA Isursssss.
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specisl Bequisibons. No. "a, sro required for AL
Nuclcs not limited BY the Army Regulations, ana
must D. approved by Brigade and Binsion Com
msnaefs, or the Commanders Of Troops unsssiga-
ed 90 Bugaies OF divisions.
k-e4uu1uons Ter supplies, for troops stationed at
Nashville, WIZ he sled on approval OF the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals. mesns OF
uanspeuapQn, lamber, or printing, when the ap-
proul rf The Chief QuAremsstor is required
keguisfhons and Estimates for Supplies Al the
Fnort mus BE- presented 70 the Depot Qusrtsmss-
tcrs there. 0nly m extreme csses VII tney b. Is
sued on here, and then only when approved hy the
Chief QusrtertaasteF OF the Army.
Al ssEnstunss 70 acquisitions and Estimates
should I've The ordinary autograph Of the Ohcer,
o4owed by hs rank, and the number snd dastrnA.
len Of his regiment CT command.
m0y p, ls61,
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OFFICE % GESERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
aNDN " Rauuonua

OFFICE OF GESERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
N &C. AID n. a n. ". RAmRoAns.
NASHVILLE, TESS Get 9th, lsd5.
m snd after Tuesday, Oct 10. Iss5 snd until fur
Y ther notice., Passenger Trains will Iun as fol-
oWs-
NASHVILLE e. CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, snd all points
South at s A. N. Arrive At Chattanooga At G.9l P. n
Returning Leave Chattanooga al Gao A. u
Arrive q nashville ct 6:t5r.M
Sh~elbyvlls ~Accommodsuon, leave Nashville 81
$40 ?. n arrive e. shelbyNile At 7:20. , n.
Returuing-Lesve Shelbyuils 81 $50 A. n, AZ
rvs at s:b5 A. n.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville TOR Johnsonyille, and all points
West and Northwest AZ ?. n arrive At johnson
vile at IL ?. N.
Eeturniug-Leave Johnsonvlle ls0 4. n, arrive
as Nashville At 6.50A. A..
Trains on N. n. ". R. R. connect at johnson
Vile sith INST clsss line Of Steamers Tor Paducsh,
Cairo snd -. Louis.
Trains step % all intermediate POINTS.
VIM. p. INNE9, Genl SUIT
N. 4 c. and N. a n. ". K. R'ds.
OcL1O=d.
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Posi- DisFENs,Er-No. II South Cherry st sur
econ VIM Threlkeld. Us Vols. attending on
Gers ant thor Amiles,
Surgeon D. ". SFAREISe, TON Mich. Vols, Medics
Director Of Post Forces, Once No. rs College ST
PosT HosFIrAL-oomer Of Cherry and Elm SIS.
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Financial INTELLIGENcR.


DAILY UEIOS OFFICE,
Nashville, January q, 1866.
70 Business remains very duh in the civ.
- The latest adviees from the East are very
unfsvorabie for our great sispIe-cotton
Aiddling is but bic ia New York, aad deal
e-s here sre only paying 4Oe, and not anx-
lous 70 buy at that.
The other Erteles N oar market We quote
% follows:
AFFBEs-ss 0gGs = boil.
BAGGIEC-s5e per yard.
BALE RoPE-Hemp JgG20e.
bEEF-DTied 25c per 10.
Bsoos-CIears sides &c; zoe. for shout
dersi sugar cured hama Doe ' n.
Country hams pc.
cAsDLEs-Tanos Is a 2Oc; Star, 2scsnts
per ~.
Co.'s MEAL-per bush, 81 25.
LCHEEsE-hhmburg, esa24c. per n.
Rio. ss@84c. per 10.
FLouE-For best superdne s. 30; extra
family 81 O0(aIs-
FEED-Corn IN secks IN store, 81 90 per
bush, Oats, new black, an store, 75c per
lush Hay, new Timothy hard pressed, 30
QlS25 per ton.
aIDEs.-Green, &c. y n; dry flint, 10
gl2c- = n sheep skins, 509s0c. each.
nos, by she Ton-Flat Bar, ~ 70 g inch
b. 4 inch 70 per n Dandy Tire, ~ by q
OlEby 10 = inch, F1so- per n; Band
iron, > 10 by = 10 $40 inch, T2c per n
Round ond square i 70 ~ inch &c per n
Horse Shoe, strap, assorted sizes, sic per
10. Nail Rod. superior quality, equal to besl
Swiss, ls3zc per n; Hoop iron, - 10 {
uch, s3zc por n.
LEArHER-O1K tanned sole leather, Gin
ciLnati, sac. 2 n DO. DO. country 45e.
%h f~skirting 50e65. y b harness 48G45c.
h bride per doc. S50a55; upper 500
s. KIP skins S7eas0i eslfskins S4ea65.
ARD-Fir 25a2Sc.
LUnHEn-Floorng, per 1000 q SIS $50
Rough ciear Pine $40 10 $50; Planned Clear
Pine. $50 10 $50.
AoLAzzEs-In barrels, 81 p per gal
lon
NALs-Ss Is for l0d, I'D, std, 40d, 6Od,
Tor j05bing lots; an advance Of a5c. for small
81 lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices At Nails Of same size. spikes euI )
100 inches, 50 90 per key.
oSIoNs-S4 5000 per Dbl.
SuGAKs-N.O .5ugar in hhds I7a20e. in
bbls. zee crushed, graduated, and pow
dered z5Eg24 per b; Coffee sugar20 R2lc.
s-YEUr-Golden, 81, SOC gal. in xbBls.
ssLr-per Dbl, Z bushel bbls, IS SO.
sEEus-Iimotky 81 90 y bushel; Herds
Grass - Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass s.
30; Glover Seed Sie 90 y bushel.
WHisEY-B Bourbon, pure,S4 50aB. limitation
81 -5a3; Robertson, pure, - al 90, imitation
- 5ua5 Common Rectifed 81 IS; Ap
pie snd Peach Brandies, old S4a5; new IA
I So Irish Whisky lOy Cognac Brandy
pure, S2a 90 Cognae Brsndy, domestic
Sas4 50i Port and sherry Wines s4as
ChamHsgpe Wines S25a45.
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samaritan's Wash

- IN case Of syphla. used incouiunca5n VIA ID.
zoe. Hnd hero Jmees FlH dirseaona Pucs aiy
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car. ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A . ~,

10 charge OF Quartermaser's Stores, Horse Men
cincs. Hsrdvare. &C. Ohce, Taylor Depot oorna.
summer and Broad streets.
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Rheumatism

stfunA, KINGS ENl, 6landnlsr swelings. Kryspi.
elias, Liberation, salt Rneun.
This taint hereditary and scqdlred,D Thing lie
/ rle-- tuasurable-
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,tss @ n.pds end on IA eards no, siosr,aI5esl


only IS barrels Molasses have been re.
reived since Yesterday. The market m'
sugar continues very dub and depressed
with iair supplies both 10 6rst and second
hands. Mo asses Is mere in demand, snd
prices are hrmcr, especially for lie better
cradle. an IN first hands has been bought
stpby deaicrs and sPcculatofs. on the land.
.nr. who ere Offering . nir stock on sale.
The sales tr9m hrst hands 70 day comprise
l-5 h-oesheaas Segs- atl34@l24c for gooi
common. aud lsisc peg pound ior iair; end
% harrria mo'nsses a. &c for common. oac
iar stfieny prime, AMI 81 o5 per gallon io7
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Dyspepaia.

II Is SO universally admitted that Constitution
LIE Syrup ia the only effective resus OF restors
{ on IL the various forms of Paralysis. that we need
--va~~ nou.r
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INDIGESTION, WEIGHT AT STOMACH, ELATULESuE, NV.
N cOhPLAIST, EANf W APPkIiTg, SAD
BREATH, CONSTIPATION,
kILLIOCsSEss.
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ABLIsa ~ IsIo.
n

suoceaso9 % JohB n. WhdansE So.
Hsoesse Aal heiaI ufalsrs lr Lookiu4 aiass-s
and Loo1ne sAl Fates. he ts6s I'll dnf !
gcod -ssoInnsnt q Mron. ten French 81 g.
mAA Ulans Al q brEnchss Azo, PEE ~
- c.nsf End o. Fn4mos uada b orsrf. "a
opposi.s hek an. ne fdFk
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current Tennessee money
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= ports below, ana make the best dispose
ton of il they can. provided The HEATH
authorities do not Interfere.
A New YORK gram dealer q v this wheat
vii not find y market there in the sn~inV
lie adds that the Chicago wheat now Iving
N New YORK is badly heated and nesrIv
sPoiied alresdy,end he wanti no more Of that
gram a. any price.-It is nov pretty we'll
Understood that me health authorities OF
NeE YORK will take sction to exclude this
rotten ana Damaged wheat from coming &c
that port II that Is done then Of course
bnhalo and Oswegs viii decline TO receive
!, and u viii 60 back upon the lands Of the
Vest 70 enrich the soii or 10 be fed 70 ahe
swine -
The millers IN Rochester. so far as We
have eonversed widh them, fully concur in
All that We have stated with respect och
ego wheat. They ground some Of this in
ne iall, WHICH was purchased for sound
gram, but Ehieh proved the reverse. Tie
nour would not pass, and they lost more OF
iess 5y the operation. They decline to have
anything more 10 10 with Chicago wheat.
Their mills VIII stand idle ii they csurot
procure grain elsewhere. They inform US
that the crop Of last season in Wisconsin,.
Minnesota sndIoEa was not only large, hui
the grain was fine. They viii RELY upon
those States for supplies next season, and
they DO not anticipate any scarcity thatwiI
greatly enhance values. One miller. who
travelled through that northwestern region
last ialls says the quantity OF wheat broIght
oct by the farmers exceeded his expecta-
tons hly fold, aud sll he saw was yerv
choice.
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Wines & Brandies,
All o. wHICH AK
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found

PemArhn and Dun Gordon SheFries.
Old Uhoice and Reserved Madeira-.
London Dock and Burgundy Port;
Pemsrtin. Blaquelou aud ST. Julien Medoo
Clarst, L.L
Haul ssnisrne Niestsiuer, Hockhsiner snd c.
tagus Vines
Dener.er, sold Medal nd Hsidzek, Cham.
payne:
p1net Castllou, Otsri, Dupuyp 3 Coz Brandiss;
IRISH, scotch, Bourbon and Robertson Coun1y
Whiskys,
holiaud Gin:
MArasehnoo AbFtntho; yemsnths sad al sssosi-
ed LsGoni
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MiIitarg 9irtttnrg,
STATE MILITARY AGENClE,

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Relief Of sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Department. &C, &C.
FOR oHTo.-D. r Taylor. once, No 4 Cherry
street, up stains.
PENNsNLNANIA.-Col. JAR Chamberlin. once,
No 4s% Cherry street, up stars.
INDIANA Col. bdw. shaw. Ufhee, 42% Cherry
street.
MOHIGAN-L. B. Willard. Once, No. A6H
Cherry street.
mLTNOls.-CoL J.. NJ Sheets. once No 6Chsrry
street, up stairs.
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MedicaI DepartmeD
Q-uarternaster's peDartnsat.

Byr BIG GIN. J. L Donaldson
Chief Quauemsster, department Of the CumbeT-
land. once lO5 CherrT-street
CAPT NJ D w-ICEERsHAA, A. Q Il
Chisf Assistant QusrBermaster. Once luS ChsrTJ-
streeL
BvT. COL liable H. IRWIN, A. Q n,
IN charge OF Lumber, Workshops, &c. Oace lOs
Cherry street
CAPT 8 r. BROWN, A. g n,
IN charge Of Railroad Transportation. tFrieght and
pssseager) Oskce Church street. 81 ChsfhnOosa
Depot.
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WhstmaT seem almost Incredible u, that mSny
disesses hitherto considered hope essly incurshle
are irsqneat y cured 10 y fs. dsys or weeks; and
We eneeriully invite the investigations Q. the liberal
minded and scientific to cures which have no par
allel at the present day.
During the pat i've years va hsEs conterded
with cts acles and overcome opposition - hercu.
lean as were ever encountered by any reformers,
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IRE J. HUNTER pavsiciaus fr dise.-e.
IL q ts THROAT, Luf6s and EEAET. Hould
nouy hsr PsosEa. that ihar c3cs b NashFlls
81 etsss % ssS1r1Hy sFeunE. ths "a inst Ser
ztach fhztr addreas Vii b - Hsst Fourth street.
CneinnEL For NJ benaar a unuse No dssrs
aeraEaaf 70 plsoE sEaalEsa undsr Geir csra. A.
aal1Ba1ts AEs lea RAda1 sith d. RoEcoa CIV
ota. HAc = aElhnriss6 - ocalYe ~applrNccal
Easa aAEaeAcnA U1c1 g1t4m ArulEded
~ a34res e 0aeznaa @e-1a
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IL vF sURsglPrms.
kAlB OF ABVKRFIsINs.
NADYAEck.
- 80 agsHk5lskEs X BEtAIh.


AHSis1saleAs Ooluuzn, frsf time.
Ion 70 Q mes, AO9-ach additional Sne, a
bocA CoIumn, trt uIno, from / to 3 ifpes- al a.
esch zdGnonz lire % cents; sotaeorent i.ser.
tons, IS carts per 1ne.
A. edFertsemeets occupying sua..i no.;,;o,
@nd AL douue colnrn EMBELLISHMENTS. vii -
ehzrEod 50 per cent advances on requisr 80
EARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI Be charged 81 TIE regular ADVERTISING u.ss.
snd mnst 5nFansby be paid Z advance, or no b..
Gsrron made.
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lATtEnpsh LutnoSgo, Neuralgia, Sc!atiea, Gout Tic
UOlOresuI,
II there IL RnF disease to VIII Ell the Constitution
Lfe syrup IS a sovereign, IL Ia in Rheumatism and
its kindred affections. Inc most Intense pains are
almost INSTANTLY alleVstSd-enormous swelLngs are
reduced. Cases, chronic or KiearHous, OF twenty CT
| lnnN Neara 5 AndInN. haze neen cnrad by IA
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DISEASES
The Samaritan's Gift.

THE sAMARITANs GIFT
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sent by mail tn . PLAIN envelopes. Pnos. Ma
psekages. AO. Female 500.
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Lot No /, IN ths Preston hays plsu OF lotz, mont
ing ~ ees On Frankia pike. l9fest deep. on which
son gwen fst January, 1sgG.
Lot No z IN said plan, front N 4 On FrsnkHn pike.
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ID, orlean. aIarket on lhe aslh.

Csrrox.-The msrket opened with 5 fair
inquiry this morning and although the
movement was shocked by c~ontinaet i'm
uediments TO chipping from the scresmen's
-tuke. aud the assortment offering aifcrding
but Httle scope to tuyers, while a. the same
eme actsrs we're more stringent IN their
pr-tsuslon=, yet the sales summed up sec
baies. taken By thirteen buyers, az prices
leaning te the outside figures of our preyi-
Gus quotations, wAach were 4eaA2c iOr or
ainafr. 4G@4sc ior god ordinary; zl&sSo
tor saa l1ddline, and 50G-c Tor middliug.
More thsr one let Of syuct good ordinary
broasht85lc. Aiddlipg may be quoted al
sofa lie. some extra staple, equal 20 good
midding. sela a. a iTEetion under SIC. a
uus currently sisted that later private teie-
rama. fum View York, reported a decided
advance ul that Market; but. rs We Learned
af che telegraph ohce, the lines were not
arurkirr. tnd no dispatches had been re.
raIyei lor .hree days. Hence, the rumori
were rot crediiad. and had no apparent in
uucuce. The scrcwmen are still msIhtain.
nr their strike. aud with some few eNeep.
s.snal csses, shipments are. for the mo.
mrut. suspeudcd.
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We, ne undersigned, have This day adopted lbs
Aoo7o rates Tor advertising. to winch We hind cur.
selves sucay 70 sdhore.
Wy. OAMEE0E 4 70.
JOIN WALLACE, for he DtDafeh.
BARRY, WIHHAM a 90 Tor Pa.
BALL. JONES a CO, Tor Gszafta.
"a kAEHsuLzs TesR- Sept Is. 1s6a.
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Assissaus aTrsos 81 Nss YdrE 20.

Eeaser here > prosf positive Of he vsigs o.
ihe-e uly Fsiuabe prspasaaon=. rha % s~Fa1-
rs A1la ElsHrg drug have 10 ess Eay 10 rsu-
De- purely yegetahle. pleasant h. he tz-ia. ~ A
HJ8fTIEE CURE.
sod by CIV SMITH. Druzus1
Cor. Cdurrh aud Nlns streets. 49,
DESMOND CO. Frepusior-
80 kace street. P~hlaieiphA h l.suzc-sm
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A : IN " the olien and golden time" We viii keeI
n nothing but genuine srricles, md hsIteF our.
selves 6 s. 81 who are Arnilisr with the QUALITY o
goods re Kept when IN business on Marker street
~ give u : call in our new quarters.
A. RlVA ~
cctl4 Sm No lg North College street.
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CAPT CHAs T. WING, A Q n,
General pshursmg Oficer Quarternsster'a !
neat 0moa, ln7 CherustraaE
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Clover Seed! Clover saad

IN BARgEfs cLoyKK sEED. Jua
~ andfcssss n DIcErY s,yTa
N11asen Ger. Ca1rh ssd PTosf sassa.
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NAsHvILLEAND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and sfter THURSDAY. Nov. l6th, snd IN
" I'll further notice, Passenger 11ains will run As
follows:
-iesvs Nashville At 1l5 m; arriving st Decatur
at a.S0 pm.-MaklnE immediate connections for
HneIsyihe and Memphis, arriving Al Memphis ~
$40 am next day. Cars run through from DeeR-
tuT to Memphis
Returning-Lesve Decatur Al 30 an; arriving
at Nashville at $50 pm, connecting With trains for
Louisville.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
vile, tBroAd street DspOD At ? 90 pm.
Returning, leave COLUMBIA Al 7.l5 am; arriving
at Nashville at = 45 am.
Trans stop At All intermediate Stations, aud run
daily except The Colombia train, which will net
run on Sunday.
noVl5-u j. H. POTTER GsulSup't-
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Just Received and More
Coming

HEoIcE POTATOES IN large ios, N sss oo8a-
~ 10u, br s&e lcH.
BIS REYNOLDS,
Fsoni szes& ID Doornarh OF Brosd,
asuE+o co. dna faEsai
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY. CAMDEN. n. J..
r. E~sTERBRooK & co.
STEEL PIN MANUFACTURER
1Ns so7

WAREHOUSES Ne. 4o7 AFeh-st. Phfia
\ o a. 5ohn-sf- be@ Vo,t-
No. aa pncss 90 sP~pacanon- Los made
OApuoa-lhese Pens Ene q 7suuoe s-s--sB
sad equAl n 1risn. aastcT sad Sac
pont 70 he D.. imported. fhsv s-..
4ereiore. su1et 10 Ezzl uan-1fisuca oftha &c.,
cA1 p-oh. Tns fso-arls gorr avrrfr-eI y --H
cisnl sesug AE1raf 6reim imitation.
Eor els a. retail ~ ~ 3 aeo..r N a..
r E5rEGhEooE a 90.