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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-25
RAIL ROADS.
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG \
RAILROAD COMPANY.

HAIHsUhD VUMI AN I,
Richmond, Va, June /, 1866.
GUNNER SCHEDULE.
y TRAINS LEAVE
Leave Richmond at AIS A. NJ. and 4.35 z. NJ,
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
els z. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. NJ. and 5.25 p. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ. and
p. M.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays freie hit
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at II. rs A. M. and arrive at Petersburg at 1. 10
2. N. Returning will leave Petersburg at HAS
A. NJ.
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, and the evening train only will leave
Petersburg. E. F. GILL,
junl3-tf Engineer 4 Sup't.
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NOTICE. W
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN order

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN order
i passed on the 7th inst, by the Common and
Select Councils
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the undersigned (at the office of w. r. Roberts)
until the 18th day of July, at IL o'clock, for
Cutters of the city of Norfolk for the ensuing
twelve months, commencing ON the 1st of August,
1866
The party contracting, will be required to give
of the same.
or all bids
Specifications can be seen at tie Office of W
K; Roberts, corner of Roanoke Square and Wide
Water street.
W. R. ROBERTS, G. s. G. c. C..
T. NJ. WILSON, C. S. c. S. C.
iyl1 rs ''
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-25

Children and Servants half price, except where
children come to the first table, when full price
will be charged.
0..5 j. H. HOPE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
Sabrgang l.. 1
SclegrapO, Nad)ri6ten.
Gnt tbuiiaitii9e uniou0srs
~ fam mlungen. 4sass
allies nerbanrrnt Mnbretp
SpbnfDn. sl
4 aud bic Senier berabldeuen ibH.
Wcucifes per &abeI.

J3s35&t&4 eonbon, 22. slug:
Ser eeriidt8peile eemelbete Sdlub
Der MISUNDERSTANDING slpii6en
Seitrei6, 8aiern lub YreuBen NOR
berfribt. Die Ilriter6anbIun9en iinb
nod i'm 8ange, bod glaubt man, liie
meroen iebr balo su einem genu9tbuens
ben ano : erfcGgreiden Gnbe 9cfiibrt
nerben.
2iberp ooI, %, Qae,
8aumipolIen Wlarft unperGnoert.
WfiOOling uplano 131 d. 8erfdufe
beute 1000 8alen. Brooltoif= =Warft
unDerdnbert. Gus 2on6on feine @er@
dnbsrung I'M @eIonarft. 9llnerifanis
ide Bombs feit unO iteiseno, 8reiie ::
500 704. Slipois Central Nntbeile
II. @rte 45. y"
.HJgD yl9arig 9Ius. %.
Wan laet, bob Die &niierin bon Mfee
rifo IN ibrer WiiItor eefeblt bat. sta>
poleon iba berf1tisert baben, ben gei<
itauO frans6iiider Sruppen gu 9etpabe
sen; 'lla17 Die Sniurgenten i'm Sda6 Su
balten. Mtan elau6t, bab Der Yieubo<
4Raiier 6alb .ua9 europa surii6febrett
loIro. J IL i @tss>l % @
9tep gorf, %. dug.
Die nit Der YerIia angeIangte Yoit
lnel6et, ba6 Die Sabelbertdte Iber oas
Sub 9aut:s 6 on,ptot, bns Yarlaments :
sebdube gu lpreusen, iebr iibertrieben
mTen. Sin papier, ipeI9es nem
Hfuub 8llner uno einr 9unte entbielt,
tuuroe BON etneirt BoltSiitet ertoedt unb
IN @criuabrung geiomnlen.
ct. Bouts, %. 9lug.
l8d6reno Sic gtcrfs unb s6eamten
Der eriten glotionnl6ant in bem Gailie
rerssimmer einen Qun9 einuabmen, trat
cine Herloa uEbeinerft Elm uno itabl elm
9adet nit $40, 900. SaS @etter lit
fubl uub re9neriib. Cholera i'm 9lb :
nenneft be9riffen. St Senierfreilen
berridt ungelnciue &iibrigfeit, o6glei9
feine @ompagnieu na9 @,anaoa abge@
gangen iinb, lpie friiber beri9tet. Sian
iuet, bic Genier@ @S6eriten tueroen btunen
Sur3em cine Proclamation erlanen, bes
SnbaIts, ba6 Sie Senier ii@ Der Bartei
eng anl1lle6eu iollen, Die Gem berrds
abetifden Brdioenten opponirt.
Sine neue @ilenbabnltrede lit 6einabe
pon Sort Benton mad ben Mineu Die
4ionen Wontana'S beenbigt, tuelfe bem
lerritOrium bon groBem Sortbeil ieiu
miro, Gin Mann,F Der fiirslid}l bon
49elena mad 8enfon fubr, sdbIte nuf Der
SanOfrabe 1900 Srudtlpaeen. ,.s.5
Eie 5n1ette @ountb (Sofpa) Union
er3dblt bon einem fiirhterli9en llnSliif
in gSelts s9lu6urn. Charles 9attotuap,
9fabame gIiIabetb 81. Cane uno ibre
sluei S69ter, cine Is Sabre unb cine
II Wfonate aft, 9eriu6ten ben SurfeD@
SluB oberbaIb bes CANNES BEL @eft<
Qluburn in einem Boot gu iibrrfabren.
Sci Der 0elegenbeit naiiiIen iie pobl in
Den farfiten StronI geratbeu fein unb
.bisier bat fic in ole Sale binunter ee@
ibleu6ert. Sas Boot par gans on ben
Steinen 3etf9eIIt. Eie &6rpsr bes
Sinbes unb Ser iun9en Same iparen
s9efunoen noroen.- ~ 5aa9 saa Hae
Depei9en bon Oenber berii9eru, bo6
bic @abl Glulicots iiber 9unt feineu
,3tpeifeI mebr oblieSt.
.52G1f@ rg ~ az ST.
n n n n OI1IOIfh
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Qtllmnler 131.
Ma1bpttts 2enneffte Sritae Quguf 5saz quu
Oislem @patberbit gum erften g1aIe Be /,

Oieiem Spatberbit gum erFen Nfale be-
ludte. ~ ,''.'i.'s' ..-'s
gSer ibm bier suerit entgegsa Fam,
mar iein N1itmcifter 9lnton. Der betn
Berger fein sutes @ef9aft beneioete,
benn ieines sing f@ledt. neil er's ni@t
ionberli6 bertano, uno barutt rieb er
iid an i'm, mo- er nur tonnte ltno ipubte.
Das mar oem Weiiter niHt unbeta1nt,
ipesbalb er Dem @eibbarot germ aus benz
Bege ging; aber beute Mben6, tuo er 10
fr6blid mar, 6aB Ct bic gan3e BeH bats
te ans Sers Orii6en tiiogen, lahte er
aud benz Clinton frenn6lid) 3u tino f9ItD
telte tim autraulid Die Sanb. nsiithdief
1Jreut mid ia gang auBereroeHtlih
Gu9 70 frob au ieben!",, ,anttportete alif
ben @ruB bes fortrlen0en Weiiter @is
ton nit einert fitalitiofen Seitenbitd.
Stun, Sbr nliiBt TtDieOer einen tii9tigeil
S6nitt getnaht baben. u Sap ia tpefa
3as Slid 10 ins @aus Fiegt pie gn4
Der fam ipobl laden. Simmer bic bette
Mrbeit unb tiidti9e 2eute." - 80 -
,@ott fei bafiir gebanft, college ~
q g5a9tise Rerle babt SIT. so SIR
iie nrriiiarller auftreibti Scum ipieoeroen
Stto.Msfgg yiYLa9ls4 Coz sn9iisdHim
.Oas min ia n1einen!no ea7. a.;..rt
vSit Inn 70 ttiebr sl befpunbsrrt, iute
es i6m bon berSanb 9ebt, ,oa er bieEif&s
lerei bod hur foinebenber treibt."iae
# ySfebenber2 Ser? @as poM Sbr ba'
init taQen2n1 3 t,s5s,s,f17.,ff ,,.fy, .,a4.,,,
ogfun, Sbr pibt ia! Sd n,eipe nuI
bu er bod 'eigentlt9 cine gang onbere
SnnStbieruag fat pa i.iisa : . Heoal q
81 yMnbere Sanbtbiertn8?a 9&lgu &c
vSbr felt Sud- eeraDelair, als piibtet
Sbr niats unb bas ioat, Sbr mir bod
ni9t ipetB MAIDEN. Sabe mid, nIr iibsr
Guere pI0BIide Sinnss sduoerung seurn.
oert,.H iis Esgia.ts5-& 1Il Ts'57715uA91S
.s!1. 1ssrtfstiips t9lat.)1'@ no'.d
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
Surner aufgepaBt!

aue Eurner, weIde NOD 8i1er bes 8ereins in
6dnnen baben, iinb biermit bringsnb aMfeefor6ert,
bieielbeu an oe1t BibIiotbefar absMIiefern. { -
50. NR. X eeie, 1. Spre9tr.
a24 q. B q 8 M q II, l. Sfriftm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
eentf6e seretne Saafbsiae's.
Entners8erein

Has: atl3I'a Eutners 8erett1 .!2e sEi2
9sIi3na9 ggesranbet:I 2s. paot4 1864. gtf 19Ga
WttgIiebersabI: $50.
8 cam fe: aji!Eal@f3AsS s
Griter Spre5er: Gh,lNf. 9eeie,.e 154-,,
Speiter u. q. BinfIer.st> ,sa'lls'1
4rot- sSriftDarS; 4. sabHaHn. 8e5os-
Grfter S9atmeiiter: aouis pfeiHer. .fsra-.t rs4
Sipeiter ~ Gm. Sttmuri9. ''-s
Griter TurnTpart: 2ouis SdbiinemannIG s-hif7efTE
Smeiter y CD. SbilobeIm.
Grfter BibIiothetar: 8m s9mibt- -rr rtF 6fsr
3meiter ~ Bouts Sond.
3eugpart: M6. G6iIb5eIm. I'm r.af
8erfammIun9sIotaI Garner 6ale, ede @ap ,tab
Marfet StrnBe. gs rtft s.. ..H8n
Der 8erein bat Rittruo6s NbenS ~ n6r fetrts
wD6entlitben SisMngen, 9s'8f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
Stunt 8auerie.
s.. gaItsma,r,
- Gieentbamer, a..i,51 +.
an Colleges urlo nntonitrabe.
ysaibpille, Tent. A - -.

9iefe felt LANCER Sett staBIirte goiers IN ff, In
pra9tpotem StpI erneuett mnb 5eraefteat uorben.
nobel ale mSeIi9e gequemIi4eeiten gum pelteu bes
publtGns beridFbtist p,irbe. Bran brand,t bieSeIbe
Hur 5aieben, nm e fasen su Iesne, Naes 1T In ben,
Stcdrrert ueinigt, TT nit einem eIeaanten 9oi[et
8immer fir 9amen perfeben unb es ftebt beSttmm,
eruarten Sab bic geftrebuhsen bes Gisentbamers,
pbIeefaaen isner seebrten GSnner sa erperben, non
benie[ben anertannt Tuerben. 9gir babeA eine neue
SenSung ronMlbuns ut,b eiue neue Mrt BON Caste de
Niche Enbmen erbaIten, baben aud, pie tnmer.
cine grobe aaswdbI pon DereoIbunssr anh Roiens
bpIs.Eabnen, bic ii fir srSssre IBiISer stsnsn srie
Hbotograpbien,
slinbrOtgpen, 4
Berl> >8iIber,
WeIanotppen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
G6ic oac, 9luauff
= 8 oIebo, 0hiO, %, dun.

: oI'e60, D5iO, 3, jug.
GeueraI @arTeIO, SON. 8. M. 9lf6<
leD, gounerneur Santilton bon Seras
er6frteten beute bic @ablldladt fir 6en
Stdat in 9Idnsen0en 8eoen. @enerals
8oitmeiIter Senniion miro erpartet.
Cine 9roBe unb entbufaitii6e 9erlamm@ :
lung renontinirte ben @brenpertben @.
50. 9llblep our1 Exclamation.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
sSiir Sfeifenbe.
Gbfabrt 6er Gifeubatu5lee E,

erss "a sSE- Esesssf kE2RYs sfAft ~ = Efa SEsA
2ouisbiae unb @aiBbiIe Giienbabn.
Rad 2ouisuiHe ....... $50 gormtos,
ar ~ - ..e z. 3OYla9mtoS
Nnfnnt mn SO. 2.50 M9R urh a0O 49R
@allatin Accommodation.
Mbsanaber 8ige SEQ 9R
Aghiutt lsslil.. 1ts..l.I it.4e. .s.I. ..ssA5 sR
GOgeFeIO anb Sentadb gHsa6Qbn,.,
@ntanftber Base 500 M4R. ssab I. 80 SBsk
8aiBbiIIe unb Decatur @iien6nhn n
S,,g,'n Sssgsng ssS ssl 8ss sss S%. .uns saeg@
columbia Accommodation,
aSas;ag aaSaasng sfF ss
Natbbiae nnO gbattanoosa gileubaEa
/ Waq Nsattcueoga. ! .!a-l TAO yofalf9s
aafanft Ss 8as. s. u.sssSSp SS IT'S s
1sa Is al1 3IaHss!t~ c. l3Gt
ytaibbiHe Rnb slorbheftetn Gifenbobn
Mhgang Ser 8nbe laslal Z. l.Ailh aAskssBR
@HssHits ns....,...S,45 M9R Hns ii.A0tK
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
Saflon> 2o9e $50 Ill 3llmo7
II -. &o.,Af L.. S.&. 81. x
s. 8. 8. s. '4l..i.'
aurora< 9ose $50. 105. Sel1tf@e Sbo .
.ea al @iftr fpfInf1B raT i1ag1st

NHrDEu<So9eg gtD. IU0. SeIIIWe SOo
-.o ,5 i'm fpIInhS raF Harms
Oasa.. o.S.r .oss
5s--- s9 -. fgegrInnoet; HprH 1850 Ssrr ~ y =
Dtlfgneeer5oPt' 'HE.
q Gbermeiiter: 6. 8erbeim. a, gf 4stts
nntermetfter: 8. SrisSmann.
sSasmeiiter: George George eteferte.
Die s1ss gsEisns 5s sa,.,s 9 sSe" SO""sTaa
yeir - 4 eo's-"g's6'rf~1 :" = ssraf -sta 4n
''''~
Seutf6ber unterftiiBunas0ereirI.
sssranests am 1. SEPT. tsa6, SueOrsOristtn in isEa
SrdisSent: =. MoGer. a., ..,,5..-.-.,.s
4fsa Stces|rGltoent: sm- T0p VAi 4-ilt@ issS
S4osmetter: 6. Rloo5. -. 1.sss
4 ~ !. Secretdr: Sofepb S9t1rh. sseI @4i4'@s
M. Z: Dbl. SailS: ,.... s,......-,
@6.;,.r ,,,,t.r,.; s. ,,.. ,s,,..; al,'.
s.ssss G ss'i-sft
s2aSF, sp;Sesiinssss. @sSsMnosI: Ta, ~ 1871 -,55
m..ss... c..s..S s..s.s 80 49,
.ia 5iee TfaiiSefst: I SEN. 34lsJS I99
-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
sla Sdiiten @ereirt. r

aa ei6- S6iiten eg5ereir. ~ 7al
gesriiuoet: Sa,,ner 1866, ,tsR rms
Mit9ltebersabl.7J.
Griter S9iisenmeiiter: ". Settp. n, I.vi roiua
3metter - 9. YIinte.
/. seeretar: So5n 66rSerer S,1u ma
2. MIbert Wouiion.
frube Ro. 30
sl rggl ~. al1igg01?d
! Safion> 9o9e $50 Ill 3lafnof
4lter beutl6er Srben Der 79aruaart.
Ritgiebersahf: H.
SberzBaroe: 98. 8onlli5a. ..aS iftT ra3
nnter /, O. Sed.
l.. secretar5: sr. GnberIia. ~ Cr4
2. g. Serb.
s9asmetiter: s. Soil. Z rv'a3,s IsG
Der DrSen DerfonrrteIt iid ieSeu Gonnerftae Mseas
80. 80 rIiIionftrdBe. I IA f5T
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24

8aumtpollen Mlarft unperGnoert.
MiObling uplanb 131 d. 8erfdufe
beute 1000 8aLen. Brooltoff=Warft
unberdnbert. Mus 2onbon feine @er<
dnbsrune I'M @eIoinarft. 9hnerifanis
ide Bombs feit uno iteigeno. 8reiIe !:
500 704. Suipois @el1tral Nntbeile
n, @rte As. &c
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
Meue Mn3figen.
@efb leberip HLc6betlb I
nabe 9 Il sal stbt ton n, a9.

gieies Snfgtut Iaugs irpO gasitis .besannt, ftlos
iein estes Semeiter am fS 5unf NIT 6ober G6re nn6
-ipirs sfs Glafen wteSer u .-s.-..s..s1
am 1iten Montag i'm September
er5HneH.
8eare, unterridtin nieSrisen 3peism 5000
pebere 5psaet brnns6ftf9 un6 Gpanii6s ISIS
S3et9nei, Ytaien IN AdHerfarben, Ees
oer5et9nHnBen un1 Ceiualerei 500
Gtaitenff9e MfdEeret s@saa#y am
9suia auf bem Glarier 110
DnlfoLIs .ss.. 1890
gnf6mmitnge NIT @fienEd5nsHaen ffrSen Gndel
tn Gtitabetbtomn bet AntuHft ber Govs betm g6ius
lsoer SiR4ng une su ieoer 8eit penn ee aeuiiflf6f
wire, I'm 1unge GameH une Sep66 IN bds Saffftut ~
bef5rbTH. q - ~ y. ....TrfF55-y =
I'm HdbfIs GHstHpft Iense man f4 an bic sHpss
.'sasaas1 salssssl "a
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NB: gsioMbets MafElsrtiamssis suirb ans bus GoYt.
RDmt uub iet4 feLb tsppr Str an enest an
plas ssbtI - :. -.
gEan sfiumsre j4 aniefer 0aucrse, GaeSS, 4
Heu nHtcn Strobe, dber benz DrugtoT6 q Efk ki2Sk
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
- II@arig gIua. p.

Wlan iaet, OoB bic &aiferin bon Mle<
rito nl .ibrer Nfillton eefeblt bat. Sta>
poleof fba bertreisert baben, ben 9ei<
itonO frans0liider Sruppen su semdbe
senj lnaf6ie Snfurgenten I'M Sdad Su
balten. Man elau6t, baB Der Yieubo<
4Raiier 6aIb ua6 europa suriiffebre,t
l0ir6. j IL I s 5{ssI q @
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g E 10 @orf, %. Qua.

Die nit Der Yer6a angeIangte Yof
nelbet. ba6 Die Sabelberldte ilber oas
Sub 9aDt.s 6 ompIot, bas Yarlaments>
9e6auOe gu ipreueen, iebr iibertrieben
tpdren. Sin @apier, iueI9es neln
Rfuno 8l.luer unb cine 9uute entbielt,
tuuroe BON etnetn Boli5iifen entoedt unb
in &criuabrung genommen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-24
81 eaSina, 9a., Nua. q

Die republifani1de Mai1enberfanlm
lung mar elm eldn;enDer GrfeIg.z Die
paifirten &eiolrtiohen iperoen Dem Gr3>
berrdtber i'm 8eiben 1aule Sa Daib>
ingtpn ni4t febr be6agen. So9 fam
-er oeriidert ietn, oab bieieIben Der @us<
oruf oes 8olfsmiqens finb. Sol. 6ors
'1ep uno Gen. s@earD iin6 bic pei
ben Oss Sa9es. 'sa NJ
- @bieagos %. &ug.
sGiu GeutfGer Stantens Senrn gDei<
hermann f6ob fdb sufdLlis duf Der Sdeb
upo farb in 30 MeinMten. = - 4sa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
Jefr. Davis and Thad Stevens.

Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, introduced a
bill into Congress, the other day, provi-
ding that any man who is guilty Of trea-
son may be tried any where or at any
time /; and be declared that With ut the
passage Of such a bill JEFF. Davis could
not be tried or hung.
Several members took legal exceptions
to Mr.. Lawrence's proposition, but Mr..
| Stevens went still farther. He said he
would rather see every traitor in the coun'
try escape than to see one Of them hung by
% law passed after his offense and for the
purpose of hanging him.
Mr.. Stevens denounced such Legislation
as entirely uujustifable and d~iscreditable
He did not believe Mr.. Davis could be
tried for treason nor that he had been
guilty Of treason. His offense was tina,
Of belligereut, not of a traitor. He (Mr
Stevens) had not opposed the efforts tt
bring Mr.. Davis to trial, but he had no
favored them. He was utterly opposed
to any legislation of the kind proposed
which would make the mode, time or plac
of trial different from what they wer
when the offense was committed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
THF ASHLAND Union. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER I.
RADICALIsM.

The spoils and how to retain them in
Radical hands are the questions which
now exclusively engross the attention Of
the Rump Congress, Various measures
are being carried through to cripple and
control the Presidents action in the
matter Of removals and appointments.
The spirit of the Radicals, however, is
more fully shown in the passage last
week of a bill reducing the States Of the
South to the condition Of Territories and
denying them The privilege Of participa-
ting in the next Presidential election i
This is a fair exhibition Of the honesty
and justice which control these men,
After employing to no purpose all the
resources Of alternate coaxing and intim.
idating, to induce the Southern States Ia
ratify q Constitutional amendment-ar
act which only States are competent t
perform-they now turn around and try
to destroy those States and convert then
into mere tracts Of land After instiga
ting and iudamiOg q gigantic war for tb'
nominal object-to which they pledges
with the utmost solemnity Of languag
the full faith Of tho Northern people
Of restoring the Union with all the right
and dignity Of the several States unim
paired, they now propose to defeat th
very object for which the vast outlay Q
blood and treasure was lavished. An
this is Radioalism
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Dec. IS. 1866.
FLOUR-There are some very low
grades of spring superine offering which
will barely pass inspection, that can be
bought at SO, but good brands are held
firmly at 50 so. Western superfne is
now held at SO 75@l0, and choice brands,
all original stock, and held 25c higher
Extras are in good request at $40 ESQ
II for that ground from spring wheat,
and 81 25sl2 for winter wheat, with
some sales OF trade brands as high as $l2-
%. Family is quoted at Sl2@l25O for
for spring, and S12 50@13 rs for winter.
Fancy is selling at SIS 50@l4 so. The
sales to day comprise about 1900 barrels
within the above range, the market clos.
ing very firm. Rye -four is also held
more firmly, and some are now asking
Sc rs, though purchases can still be made
at Sc so. Buckwheat is dull at Si@4 so
per LOG pounds.
WHEAT Extra is now difficult to
buy below So so. No 2 red is held at So.
6592 70, and some sales of No | were
made at SO 80, though 8 to Sc higher was
demanded at the close /; about 1000 bush
els, not inspected, sold at So S5-part to
arrive which the sellers thought would
not grade above No |.
CORN-Ear sold at 53@55c. There
is some demand for old shelled corn, but
buyers and sellers are unable to agree on
prices, and no sales Of importance came
under our notice ; 10000 in bulk or ele-
vator, was offered and refused. though o
sale was reported as low as 73c. Hold,
ers generally ask 85c and upward.
OATS-The sales were chiefly OF $50,
for No 2, and 55@55ic for No l in bulk
or elevator, though 54@56c was asked
and in several cases obtained at the close
II RYE-No l sold at 81 10, but 81 II
al Is was ask in the afternoon. No
is now held at 81 Os@1 10, and rejected
8Oc@Sl,a as in quality.
e BARLEY-We quote prime to choice
fall 81 65@l 70, ad the same grades o
State and Canada spring 81 2591 IS.
|. HAY-We quote prime timothy So
@22 per ton 10 loose pressed and $l9@
20 in tight pressed bales, on arrival, and
; S2@3 more from store. The lower grades
are qnoted 6 @
SEED-There are q few lots Of tn,
: new crop Of clover coming forward, ant
. and small salec are being made at 81 81
as. Odds held at the same figures tn
demand, however, ia limited. Timoth.
remains quiet, but is held at S2@3 II
for prime. Flax is in fair request at 81
50@2 55 for prime.
oil H0GS-Receipts to. day foot up 8
2 627 head. The highest price paid wa
y 81 10 net, for extra heavy. Live hog
are selling at $6@6 so for light an
d heavy.
BUTTER-We quote price to ohoit
Central Ohio roll at 5000 and We
ern Reserve at 32G34c. Qualities belle
prime are slow Of sale. They can |
y bought at 1s@25c.
,e EGGS-Good demand at 800. per do
=. en-.
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CANDIDATES.

The following Democrats are spoken Of
as suitable persons to gil the respective
Offices named, at the 9Th Of January Con-
vention, viz:
Governor-Allen G. Thurman, George
". McCook, General Steedman, VIM. P.
Noble and John Fl. james.
Lieutenant-G overnor--Hon. Geo. Rex,
Chiffon A. White, Geo. +. Dawson and
John H. Putnam.
State Treasurer-Dr. G.. Fulton, OIL
Crawford.
Auditor Of State Jonas Smith, o.
RichlaLd county.
Supreme Judge-Wm. Sample, of 70
shocton.
Attorney General-Gen. McGroarty, o
Hamilton, and Hon. Frank Hurd, Of Mt
Vernon.
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Jefferson Davis-A Mysterious
n Visitor.

h
Those who know the immortal ]. N.
Free in these parts will be amused at
reading the following dispatch:
FoRTREss MoNRoE, December 9.
We have further particulars Of the in
teryiew between the individual calling
himself the immortal j. NJ and Jeffer.
son Davis. y. NJ having procured ad.
mission to the Fortress, entered into
philosophical discussion on the state o.
the country with Davis. During the con
versltiou an officer Of the garrison enter
ed and ~courteously suggested, that merel!
as q visitor, his interview had lasted quit
long enough, whereupon y. NJ with
drew.
at subsequently, appeared that Mn
Davis, fearing that the intrusive strange
was an escaped %lunatic, had ~dispatche
q messenger to the surgeon Of the POI
for assistance"
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The State of OHIO, !
Wayne County, IS.
sophronia Ashlsman, PIE. In Wayne Co,
VS.. bCOurt Of Com
John Ashleman, Def'nt. mon Pleas.
TN pursuance Of an execution duly issued
out Of the Court Of; Common Pleas Of
Wayne County. State Of Ohio, and 10 ne d.
rected,'l will expose atPublio Auction a tthe
door Of the Court House In Ashland, Ash
land County, Ohio, on
Monday, January Th, 1857,
beteen the hours Of ten o'clock A. N. and 4
o'clock P. M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to.wit ; Situste
in jackson township, Ashland County, State
Of Ohio, and described as follows, to-vits -
Part Of the East half Of the North East quar-
ter Of section fourteen, ia and part Of thu
West half Of the Ncrth West quarter Of Sec
ton thirteen (l8) bounded as follows; Be-
ginning att post on the Cleveland Road
thence West thirty seven (87) perches. nv.
tenihs Of Q porch 10 a post thence soutl
twenty 1--WE perches 10 d post on the Clevelsn'
road, thence along said road North. forty sou
en- (4T) degrees East, [87) perches 70 u
place Of beginning, containing two aores an
twenty three perohes, b the same more .
less. io3 tTfrt1 no ri
Appraised al $- (
Terms Of sale-cash on The day Of sale.
/ J, q. BROWN, Sheriff.
Dec. 8, se6-5w25-pfSf2,00
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o A III. MURD.

A correspondent Of the Columbus Cri.
SIS suggests the name Of Hon. FRANK
H. HURD, Of Mt. Vernon, as d candidate
for Attorney General, Mr.. HUM is an
able lawyer, a sound Democrat, and his
nomination would be n "emiuently 81
to Be made"
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Tariff on Wool.

The Morrill, tariff bill puts the duty
on imported wool at six cents. The
House bill now pending in the Senate
puts it at ten cents. The adoption fths
first figure in place Of the second, will
be disastrous, IN the opinion Of wool.grow.
or, TO the interests of the West.
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New.YOrk Markets.

New York, Dec. II, 1866.
FLOUR-Extra State, $40 rs ; round
hoop Ohio, $40 50@ll go.
WHEAT-Moderate request aud sales
at So 10 for inferior Milwaukee 1928
az rs for No 2 Milwaukee.
CORN-Selling at 81 sos IA in
Store ; 81 Is for old white Southern.
OATS-Higher, sales at 64@66c.
P0RK-S2l 759$22 90 for new
Dressed hogs 9t@lOc for Western.
LARD-l21 cents per pound.
WOOL-Fair at 3O@36o for domestic
fleece.
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~ The Lioa Gazette says: "7hs
Little Corporal is d-Jig thing. There Is
no paper published equal to il for youths
and children"
The price o f."The Little Corporal il
only o dollar q year Sample copy
tgiving the list Of most beautiful premi
ums for Gibbs, sent for ten cents. Ad
drssa- Alfred L. ssvell, Publisher, chira
tgo, III.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

Congress has passed a bill regulating
suffrage in the District Of Columbia. By
the terms Of the bill, all males in the Dis.
trict, who a read and write, are entitled
10 vote.