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TANNEHILL LODGE
8 8 8.
Special N office.


Mrs. WinsloW's Mystic Pills
Are prepared only for legitimate purpose, and are
the only safe and effective medicine for all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the Fe-
male constitution is subject.
They are the only Genuine Female Pills eNtant.
No article of medicine intended for the exclusive
use of Females, that has made its appearance,
has met with such universal favor as MRS.
WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS.
No disease is little understood, and conse quent
" so badly treated, as female diseases These Pills
are the result of much study and careful experience
in all varieties of female complaints, and in all
cases of irregularities, suppression, Ieucorrhoa or
whites, n speedy cure may be relied on.
by their INYIG0RATING PROPERTIES, the
appetite and digestion is improved, the hue of health
Is restored the cheeks, weakness of the spine and
limbs relieved, and all the indications of Nervous
Debility removed. No maiden, wife or mother
should be without the Mystic Pills.
Try them and be convinced that they are the
LADIES' FRIEND.
Price Two Dollars per box or three boxes for Five
Dollars For sale by all druggists. l45:lyr.]
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One If the oissa fapsii in ne vorld, The
PostIeitung. o. fEtakfart established IN
1916, has inst aissFpesrrs--sHTTrssssl by
Bismsrk.
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

COMPANIONS:
" You are hereby summoned 70 attend a Stated
Convocation of Dallas Chapter, No. AZ, on Monday
evenings Dec. 3D., at early candle lighting.
BY command of the NJ. H. II, p.
j. w. swINDELLS, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, F. & A. NJ,
Meets on the last Saturday of each month, at the
Masonic Hall. THOS. L. SHERWOOD, W. NJ.
JouN W SWINpEILs Sec'y.
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Fort Worth High School.
LAMAR FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. q. u. STARK. Principal.


LAMAR FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. o. II. STARK, Principal.
THIS Institution is located at PARIS, LAMAR
County, one Of the most healthy and prosperous
places in Northern Texas, easy of access from oil
parts Of the country, and enjoying superior education
al advantages. The Seminary building is a new and
commodious structure, built expressly for Board
ing School
The design of the Institution is to afford young Ia
dies every facility for acquiring finished education
Competent and experienced teachers are employed,
who will aim to be systematic and thorough in their
various Departments.
The First SESSION will open on tho first Wednesday
in November and close on the first Wednesday In
February. The SECOND Session viii commence on
the first Wednesday in February, and close on the
last Wednesday in June.
TERMS---per Session of Five Months,
Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Washing, Fuel
and Lights halt in ddrdpce,, $50 w
Music on the Piano Melodeon, with use OF
Instrument 20 w
Painting and Drawing 10 w
Ancient and Modern Languages,........'..'.. ~ W
Tuition for Day Scholars, per Session Of ffre
Months:
Primary Department, w
Academical ~ W
The above specie rates. or Its equivalent, paya'
BILE In advance.
Books and Stationery furnished Mt the trade prices
with the additional cost OF transportation.
For further particulars, see the printed circular
or address the Principal Paris, Lamar county Texas
Paris, Sept. 8th, lS6G.-52:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10

A. Enn PER YEAR! We waht Agent
0l.CUU everywhere TO sell our IMPROVED
$40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
wars Above salary or large commissions paid.
The ONLY Machines sold IN the United States for less
than $40, which are ti.y licensed Oy Hone. Whe"e,
Wilson, Grorer Baker, Singer d Co, dhd Bdchs'd.r
an other cbeap machines are inrinyemeais, and the
seller or user are liable 10 arrest e and imprisonment
Illustrated circulars free Address or call upon
Shaw 4 Clark, at Biddcford, Maine or Chicago ILL.,
iswly
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,

increasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous All
over the world.
TITS WARRANTED To PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
II makes New Hairyrow on Bald Heads.
Ii prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cieanses the Scalp; coos the Heated Brow: Removes
Dandruf Cures Nervous Headachei Cures Badness
Insures Luxuriant Locks; lnelines Hair to Curl; su
persedes Wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good effect spPa-
rent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you 10 7. Elegantly put
IN. DeIioately perfumed. PatrOHized by OPera
singer. nd Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes OF
cartons containing two large bOftles-No for MIR
ming, No. for evening.
THERE'S NO MISTAKEAB0UTIT,
sTERIISG's AMBRosIA is the best, most sgreea-
BE and effective toilet in the world To prove thiss
trya carton. Sold by Druggists.
SterIing's Lmbresia Manufacturing Co.
2l5 Fulton Street. New York,
BARNES, WARD A. co.,
"a Magazine 81. View Orleans,
lhrzl-oi-gl ot1r oyu.n.In = 80
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nALIAs COUNTY.

TAKEN UP By Geo, W, Nash aud esirayed beiole
Geo. W, Baird, r. Precinct No. !, one dlrly WIN
OK, 10 or ~ years old, marked crop on OF 'he
ear and crop and swallow fork In the lell, hIhhuv"
! on each horn, and small scar on the len hip W.
ned ut sl2. one RED OK, o years old matheu WI, WV
crop oil ofhe right ear aud split III Tue l'n Nv"
with crop and split in the right ear and slli' !"
TAKEN III by Thomas J, Young and eslrayea BE-.
fore q, Barker, J, =, Precinct No; z, one pA,
HORSE, or s years old liIe hands high, b,ase he,'
"cd n, $40 [G'StPl
TAKEN UP by VIM. =. ClNnton and esirayod nS;
fore NJ Myeis, =. Precinct No. T. one iELLuM
SPANISH HORSE, 81 4 years old, lt1s hands high
with an ndstnot brand on the eh Jaw Ns,"g' Ut
TAKEN VI by y. o. MeAda@s and estr9ysd be- be;
fro II. Myers, J. +. Precinct No. 2, one BlaAVN
LIB
MARE MULE, . years old, branded on the len
shoulder, abou, II hands high valued at $40 oiSt'
TAKEN UP by f. u. spillman and estrayed De-
fore John n Bryan, j. p. Precinct No. one frosty
colored OK, years old, marked under hail crop ~
the right ear, aud crop and split I'D lne ..'''
on the left him. points OF horns sawed on One hhp
OK, le years old, marked crop and underbit IN the
right ear and swallow fork In tho lett hrnnaeo MN
mule shoe on the right hip. One RED oA. huo W.
years DID, marked crop and upper aud under oi' ~
the len ear and swallow fork In the right branded
on the et hip and Son the LEFT shoulder ana on lhe
right shoulder. One RED OK, about years olu
marked crop and under bit In right ear, and crop on
of the len ear. brunded on the right hip ana sue
One PIDED OK, s years old, marked crop ana uiucr
bit In the right ear and swallow fork In the ieit ear
branded on the lcft hip; One WHITE uN; pna acS
head 0 years DID, marked crop and underbit IN raSh
ear. branded ) on the left hip. One BROWN w
white face points Of horns sawed on, years oId
marked crop OF of the right ear split and nnderDi,
In the left, branded o on the left hip. Ono WHITE
OK, red head white face, years old, marked swal'
low fork in each ear, branded on the right hip D.
One RED OK, white face, years old, marked crop
off of the left car and hole In the right. One BRiN
nLE OK. years old, marked swallow fork IN inc
right ear and under half crcp In the lat branded
on each hip; the 10 head valued at $3.50 lO'M"l
JAS. J, THOMAS, Clerk,
q O. ID O. Texas
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PRICES:

No. !, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood piriB case, $500.
No q Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
weed heavy nouldiBgs, SS25-.
No. Aesven Octave, round corners Rose
wood Louis XIV style, $3.50
TERMs:-NE1I CAsa, in current funds
Descriptive circulars sent FREE.
guiy 7th, 1ses.-i2ly-
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

Il
Rev. RUFUS C. BURLESON, A. NJ, Presi-
dent and Professor of Belle Letters and
Spanish Language.
REV. RICHARD B. BURLESON, A. NJ, Vice
President and Professor Of Natural Sci
ences and History.
MRs. SARAHJ ORGAN, Instructress in
Literary Department
Mas. EMMA d. CAMERON, lnstructress in
Literary Department.
MISS LOUISA i. McKERRAL, 1nstructress
in Music, French and Ornamental Depart
ment.
Miss -, Assistant Teacher Of Music.
FALL TERM
Commenced on the Sd day, or first Monday
in September last.
BOARDING-At from SO to Sl4 per month.
TUITIGK-The same as in brst class insti-
tutions. For particulars apply to the
President or TO
Ell. HARDIN, sec'y.
Waco, Oct l, ls66-4-H.
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STOCK BRAND.

STOCK BRAND.
THOR the information ofall concerned, hereby give
notice, that my brand for horses and cattle ie 10
ANY information OF stock in this brand, will be
thank fully receiveiyed. My address is Kockwall,
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GROVESTEEN & Co.,
Forte
MANUFACTURERS,
400 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, 0ver-strung Bass,

and each instrument being made under the Personai
supervision OF Mr.. .. n. GFovEsTEEs, who has had a
practical experiences Of over 30 years in their mana
f.eture, 70 fully rorraufed in erery particular,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-24

This standard journal, founded inotr thar
half . century sinew has been rcormnirtd with
90 able aud active corps of editors. reporter.
aud correspondents. It Il of enlarged He
superior Typography and Is pahli shed NJ mteD
comparing Iavofahly with AM other fnt-elasi
paper. II has access 10 authentic sources o
original Intelligence In politics commerce,
%science, and literature. The intimate inter.
course between lhe founders Of the National
lniellireucrr and those men who represented
the extremes u opinion which have illuminated
In The late var, prove ttt moderation and IN.
tegrily which have ever marked ia course
Tbs Intercourse and rrspect embraced Webster
Calhoun, Clay, and benton. II hal received
the confidence Of them al. The National In.
tsiligcnccf Is conducted ierupulously upon The
principles which have ever guided Il. II has
lived To feel the value Of moderation and ma.
uonal fraternity. and n%loloes To peucivr that
the American people respect them likewise.
Daily paper, one year, sl0i sir months, o.,
ihrrs months, ~ 50. rfi.wcekly paper, one
.eir, sei six months, g., three months, 81 so.
SNOW, CuYLE A 60,
Successors Of Gales 4 seaton.
Washington, October, 1869.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the n namhle probaia Conn Of
ranala county and State ~ Ni lrpl, ID tA,
December term lHGi thereof rrtn,oi 10 iht
undersigned lrilela n almlt iut1n on ,he
Estate q uaurFc q fdL deceased now There
tofe all psfslht having cliims against ala al.
tate atr hvrrhy notified % lmtr them robHsi
aud Registered IN ihe Probate Clerks office ar
said county, within The time prescribed by law
oF they VIII he forever barred.
n r. sLEDff.
laha-ut Adninisiraor
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Stoves, Crates, Mantles
CITATION.

! oaas % Mississippi, Pamela count.
seah baFnstt, W. b. burnett. and Asf'ss
aa1a'sw, aad The hsirs whose nzmsz ard ~
s.ses As Unknown, Of Joha J. barnett -
ffsness Bsshanau, deceased
snd eaeh Of yoa are hsrehy eisei :
-ffsst esEuFs he Probate Coafs % lid eoaaHs
: we eourt-hoase tkerxsT CO he tth Moadsy1
seeraAry next, 10 answer the petition Of ST.
Iofa Wifosurn. sad skss ans why he rFsyn
e' ess res'a1n Ezs5iaE ~ els = isaff
ehssea b. rssisioasf Of Thomas J. psrnai, -
Of Id eoaafy. aee<ss<d. shoaid zot hs rrzna1
By ad<r d Gear. iwu<d Ia lamar. ~
". p Wo0TTEy, fak.
~ rsyls, sciiasx r. caurtt
HnIsa
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Letters Of administration upon the estate Of
Benz. Y lrby, deceased, having been granted To
me by the Probate Court Of Pamela county. al
the December term, is6A, notice Il hereby gi,.
en- 10 all creditors Of said deeeaad 10 pnphats
and register their claims IN the Probate Cl,rA /,
ofice Of said county If Pamela, within the time
prescribed by law, else they viii he barred.
knMr Nj lRBY,
~ian9-ets Administrator,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court Tor
Pamela cuaaiY and State Of Mississippi, NJ the
Deesmhet term, lses. granted letter. Ut admin.
l%siration 10 the undersigned on the estate Of
William Little, lcceaseL. now therefore al ptf.
ans having claims against said estate, arc here.
By notified 10 have thou ruta.el ami pris.
tend In the Probate Clerk onir, If said county
within The lime prescribed hf law, OF this no.
tee will be plead ia bar Of ihs sanie.
j. A. CONNER,
l,u0.6t.Pd. Administrator.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State d Mississippi, Pamela county.
la The Circuit Court og sAid eaauiv.
W. s Harris surviving psltusr Of nsars A
Harris plaintiffs, rs james T. Nss,htuok. Dc.
ftndant.
Attachment i.saei The 10th day Of Soyem.
hsf, 1865, end lssiei upon the estate Of said
dsfsndani, fut The sum q IS 10 futuruatle to
ths tlFsuis Court Of aid rounty. Notice /.
hereby Eissn 10 The said defendant James T.
Westbrvok, that unless he appear helafs aid
court on the hrs, das d The next term thefeor
10 Be holden IN and for said sounsy. At the
eours.house thereof. In the town Of Pamela on
the seventh Aeaday amer the foaFsh Nouda, In
March. iase, and plead 10 aaid action. lt,ls.
msnt will be satsrpa against him. and lhs
estate attached will fs aid.
ianlesw 10. HARRISON. ciefi.
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To whom ID Way Concern.

All persons arr hereby WARNED against trad.
lux tot a note Tor saul. payable TO Thomas ].
nafhy, dated harch 10th, lsBs, and signrl by
"keith ? S0shy for The balance dnr on !
hofse. This noie Is protested by sail tim h..
caar Il was given hr M indn lnal isht Of n
d. kelti, and The firm HIll not tar tire same,
KEITH A SUllSHY,
ny ). 7. SOssu,, Surviving Partner
January 3 isge. jans-st.
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CITATION NOTICE.

? STATE q Mississippi, Pamela County
10 Nancy hsRsaH and t.ns small h.,,. :,
law u Solomon Small deceassd.
~ are siisd to apIsar hsfass he rruha.s
Iii 9, aud county N Wednesday, the as,h
asy Of March. issa, 10 show ,au.. III, ~
- @sVgaht ~ MAR snail and William N
ailies, adulnistratfis and admlnss,f.,a. -
cssisnts estate shsald uos b. allowed s.a -
proved. NJ uriet II Coaft l~uea "A II r~f
'ssi. isas- VI wooTTgS.
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WoRsHAM HOUSE.
Ill woRsHAn.
Formerly q he
WershAm IIoas.
G. n GALLOWAY,
ksseHtly Of The
Gasuso House

7ki1 popular md ssntrzlls heated Henss /.
- 800 fr Ne accommodation ef The pahlle
- n Rrar<i<tass pledge themselves 4 hail
hb<yt Il ~ svry h<zs ssyls. and Respectfully
suIIef1 : skss> Il he rahlie ~patfuHaTs. Ts sss
ft1nf1 ~ ~ rahiic ws wnaid ny 10 cone
- frvnx u. HnRsHAa 4 CO
4n411M
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Keep constantly on hand ali si,r. ar ,i,,a
aaeeses metallic burial casss also new
ff" fshAlm.pd
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INsoLvENr NOTICE.

Where's At a spcciai term Of The Probate
Curt Of rauiea county. held on Inc ssih IA,
VI November. is6s, the estate u 4 IS. Jones
dsec1ssd, vas declared ius1iYcat Now afl per
aus hsldlng claims against aid esttte ars hrfs.
by notified a. come iofwaui aud have tAe same
froiatesl sud registered within twelve month,
irom the date hereog, o. the nme shall 10 tot.
ever hauee. III. SAMPLE,
jane-am. sst.fiH and AAmiulstratlr.
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NOTICE.
lNsoLvENT NoTlcp,

The State u Mississippi. Pamela coa,,v
To the crvditus Of William ". pvat, 4.
cvased. late Of said eouaty. Nv
lou arr hereby notified. Tia. the s.,.,. :,
said deceased, wss At The Jannar, term. lsss
q The Prahais Court u said roupty. ~.,.,.l
iasolsent and that fua innst -
rsgis'sF yuaf various claims asainst "a -
ee&sed, IN The ofhes Of the clerk of "a 60,
y ths hrs, Monday in June, lssf, 10 efass =
receive yoaF pFv-ssas sAafe IT aid ss,.i. -
feaR claims sill bS forever esrr.5 ~
WILLIAM 5 HARRIS
A~fniah.rsscr
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AGENTS.

Consignment. and orders solicited. W,
sassi eaaeasoF BY strict personal attention :
~ business and prompt vigorous and n%a,i,,as
Efforts, % 70 avail ourselves Of syerv nass,sis
aasaatass ~ ai matters conhded 10 our hon...
~ sl'hsr Memphis, New Orleans. Mobile !,
~, . e merit and secure a most gen.
s - continued confidence and patrnnars
SPEED, D0NOH0 FOuTR 4 co
vhce up stairs DeSo,o block. uadison :,
MFxrnls TsSs
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17
MONETARY AND ComMEReIAI.
s,0FFIcE OF TIE UNION AND AMERICAN,
WEDSEsDaY. Jan. IL. 1866. !

r0yFIcE OF THE UNION txD AMERICAN.
WEH EsDsy. Jan. IL. 1866 J
MoSEraRy.-We have no information concern
ing gold from New fork yesterday. 1t wa,
bought here at 1856 and sold at 13s. at which rate
we heard OF several thousand changing hands.
Bank of Tennessee is still taken at 40 cts with
quite aeina.sd ffom out siders. ffab1
Union and Planters Bank are unchanged. The
former is bought at 81 and the latter at s..
Southern money is extremely dull and hard tc
sell. Brokers buy only at low rates.
The York Tribune of Friday Gays:
Money is offered in .slalndancs to stock house.
binary securities AID lenders quite careful where
borrowers are not first class. In commercial pa
per there is change; best names pass at 1(gs
per cent, and second grade 109l5 per cent
The wholesale trade Of the city Is generally re-
ported quiet. A few clothing houses are moder-
ately employed, but the great mass Of dry goods
jobbers are yet without customers. The West and
Northwest are reported fairly stocked with goods
and il is from the South that the largest business
Is expected. In no quarter are the ideas Of buy
ers upon large scale, and safety rather than ex-
Jobbers ID the Wet are selling domestic and
standard prints from 2 to per cent lower than in
New York.
CorToS.-The tone Of the market continues to
improve, though the advance in price is but
slight Figures ranged yesterday from 80 to AZ,
according TO grade. We heard Of 421z being paid
for a small lot Of superior quality. JFh
The Grocery market has experienced no mate
rial change since our list of prices on Saturday.
Business continues brisk with a supply adequate
70 thsdsmand. f9fi kGg 92fi.j
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The weather yesterday was very fine. with q
clear sky The Cumberland is rising rapidly. and
there is about eight feet Of water on the shoals.
ARRIVALS.
j. p Webb, from, Eyansyile.rrs rvgYyl
/ eit1o & ebEfaRruKEs. ~
Hprerial for st. Louis,
j. p. Webb, for Evansville.
The Ada Lyon was expected to leave yesterday
for Burkesyille.
The Cumberland is due from Cairo, and the Col
unibia from Pittsburg.
The fine steamer Richmond is now lying at the
wharf, receiving freight for New Orleans. The
Richmond is a new vessel intended for the New
Orleans and Red River trade. and has paid our
city a passing visit on her way from. Louisville,
where she was built Her length is 15O. feet;
breadth ofbeam 81 feet tonnage. 2OS. She has
1.-TWO engines, draws 16 inches light and with
-four feet of water viii carry d 500 tons.
Captain Dismukes was born in this vicn-
ity. and was a former resident Of the city. A
party Of invited guests yesterday set down to
splendid dinner given by the Captain, and drank
heartily to his success. 1t at Richsioad the
Cumberland and not Richmond on the james that
his exploits wore ,celebrsted. and many left his
vessel inwardly regretting that in few days there
Will pc u ItfChWoHu Oh Tue AuuDciluuu w more.
We observe that our old friend Capt J. N. Cor
bitt offers his services as Steamboat Agent in this
city. The people of Nashville have known Capt.
lCorbitt so long and favorably that no word of
recommendation that we could utter, would add to
the con6dence and esteem in which he is held
here Nor to the many who cherish the recollec-
ltions of travel with him during his long, popular
and careful career as a steamboat commander.
could anything now be said in his favor. We can
only express the with, that he may have that sue
cess which his sterling worth a gentleman and
his industry, correctness and integrity as bust
ness man entitle him to.
I LouIsvILLE-The Emma Floyd arrived on the
18th, and the Hdpaaa left for Nashville on the
same day. Yesterdays Democrat says:
I The river has been falling at the rate of two
inches per day for the past few days. Last even
ing there was five, feet TIVE inches water in the
the falls. 1t will no doubt commence rising to-
day Business on the wharf was dry" on ac-
count of the " wet" spell of weather heavy
rain fell night before last and IL was kept up most
very slippery early in the morning. We heard it
thunder after dinner and saw lightning. .s
CIxcINNATI.--Day before yesterday the Luella,
Bertha and Rebecca left for Nashville. The COM
s,ercial of the 18th says The weather was clear
and cold yesterday, with the mercury at thirty
two degrees above zero, att p. NJ. At Pittsburgh
the river is rising, with four feet in the channel
last fieht by the Mononeahela markS Nayiga-
tion us suspended-as low down as Wheeling by
funning ice. Here the river has receded eighteen
inches during the twenty-four hours ending last
hight. There are eleven feet hence to Louisville.
There is FIVE and half feet in the canal and thir
teen feet on the shortest bars along the Lower
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A choice lifts lot On North College. Just bslow
he Public Square. at sacrihes.
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70 by Telegraph.l &c
seCfScrxSArI... Jan. 15.-FLoUR-Quiet and with
out change in price.
WHEAr-Dull; without any essential change in
prsces< fotnev red. $i7a9liaI Q ] " oIoO
CoKN-Dull, at 50 for No. /.
0ATs-Ste2dy at 3S@Ss1z for No. p
RYE-Quiet at zoe for No. 1aHFI az
HoGs-Firm at 5000 for city dressed. Receipts
IL 600 head. Mess pork quiet at $29.00@S0.00.
GREEN MEArs-Q Quiet, TO- l3. and l63944c forshprl
ders. sides and hams. Packed meats and bacon
unchanged. Lard in good demand at lSc for
prime city. but holders ask 1ss,t higher.
GRocERIEs-Quiet.
CorroN-In great demand. prices advanced to
47c for middling. .,.ts q rs--,eacl aNs
ewHrsKyASteady at $2.Z5 free.
Gold 1895.
NEW York, Jan. 16, 11:40 a. m.-Cotton steady
Gold 1872. a
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Louisville Markets.
by telegraph

by telegraph
LOUISVILLE. Jan. l6.-Sales 40 hhds leaf tobac-
co, full rates. Provisions firm. Mess Pork 9Oc
Bacon-shoulders l5c; half clear sides Doc; halfsu
gar cared hams 25c. Lard. tierces, 1916. -
Flour-super6ne. 81.
Raw Whisky, 3.
Corn, bulk, &c. Shclied Sc.
Oats Soc. and firm.
Cotton A.
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r,UE UNpERsIGNEp HAVING TAXI

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il. the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters 'favoring rs
with their business may rely ON getting the high
will be as low rs any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor MS with orders for Groceries,
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices We will give our attention
to goods forwarded to us from other cities. Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train or boat after their ar
rival. Our Office Is on Market street, where the
old books of Hugh McCrea & Co. can be found by
those interested, TT uLf 4 f.tN Sc ~
Hoping for a share of public patronage we sub
scribe ourselves, ETC.,
janis HUGH McCREA 4 Co.
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