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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-16

THIS COMPANY, HAVING OR
/ CANNED in April 1864, in conjunction
with the well known firm of GAEHLE co,
ss a Joint Stock Company, exclusively oil prac.
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe
This Company claims that their Pianos com
bine all the excellencies Of all the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-16

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. I, 1860
Nessrs MCCABE, KItAFT & Co.--GeRaemeH
7 have been using your DiaIrhea COMPOUND
In my family for some time, and can say Will
much pleasure that il Ia the best medicine Oi
the kind have ever used, and do cheerfully -
commend II 20 my friends
With much respect ! am your friend,
V II. MErCALFE,
of hstcalfo, Bro. A. Co
MCCABE KRAFT 4 co, Wholesale Drug
d.ts. Wheeling, w. Va, sole PROPRIETOR T.
whom all orders should 10 addressed,
For sale by REED, KRAFT A. Co, Cent?
wheeling; WEST g. MITCHELL, B1dgepeJt
O., and by dealers 10 medicines eysrywbcF@
feb2l .GmdAW
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
T'Hg uAMBuRG,AN ,RIcAs PACKET COMPANY )
! iron "aa steamship .yARr,
'Aa On Saturday July Gan nnak NJ e.
ss % c.s G ss 81 o. .d
" p. psy yaNIH - so cot, Or =. ,a ,.
KUNHARDs co. S' G. 4 RICHARD RoAs.
4oExehange piscc, n. Y No. 9 Barclay street. n =.
TArscorr STEAMSHIP LINE
Steam weekly 20 i snS i1ss 33qEESsrowS and
BY the following ars, class Icon steamships
rkoPoXfis, GANnI,
pELAwARE. casnriSA
o'f faF Psi:fss n 500 ad si:Eass so
Queenstown At loves, rates.
TXrs0oTT SRos 4 CO. 80 South street
Only DIRECT LINE To FRANCE-THE GENERAL
~ Transaantic Company's Mall Steamships between
Si ~, york sp. sSa H nsr ealing :. ss on,.
Coniinent viii sail from pier No 90 North river fol-
k4 .FaEpN ssaT%.y j j,s =
VILE 6B PARIS sSro"s ss s'ar.y Aug Aug T.
$50 intending tsSs w,"s in ether es sss: '' ''''''
'''' GEO @ScS XIV Agent, IS Broadway
CuNARD LINE
TR!PoLI SAILS wEnNksDAY. july IL
Steerage passage $50 payable IA currency.
WILLIAMS ouIoN.
70 Broadway.
+ oNDoS AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE-PAs.
Passage from Londs M SO go go and ISL payable IN
gold, ,pxy c-,-, ,,, -
ATLANTA, Captain Pinkhsm. from New York, July 20.
BELLoSA, Captain Dixon from New York. August
CELIA Captain Gle,dell, from New York, August 4
$3.50 tons win sail Tor London direct Saturday, July J,
for passengers steamer are unsurpassed For
passage apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 6 Broadway. For
'''s'' ''p' '9 mow s.ss' AsrrNwAI, Agent.
ONLY AMERICAN LINE
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLoYD'S
9, sri. eIass United s,s s,, man ses nship : -.
viii sail (nsead of Thursays from pier i6 North river
FEIDAY JUNE ",
taking passengers to LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON,
and BREMEN. AZ the following rates, payable in gold
To be followed besides extra steamers (Which viii be nd
ver''ed' by .hf s ws tno TS.-,.. uov.r Master
on July 10 For freight or pass,ags apply 20
The mails for the Western Metropolis viii be closed
Friday, 10Th inst, at , =. NJ
1'HE coNTINENTAL NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE 70 ANTWERP.
The Company's srsi class iron steamship
1000 tou-, 40 horse power.
Thonas :. Ellis. commander.
viii leave pier - North river foot Of pcy street,
FOR ANTWERP
on WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH or July.
Rates Of pasageFirst cabin 500 second cabin ss2 So
seeragc 49, 5D-payablc in gold.
fO'''0s" : WI sAIGG / CO. General Agents.
ITO Pearl street tiianover square,.
l.. w. NORRIS
European Express,
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coarANYs
THEoU1ii LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA
gArnyfNU rNrTID STATES MAIL

VDAIlFlG NAIL STEAMSHIP GDNPAN1s
l. TnE0uaI! LINZ
c,,,v,,lo GAIiroE F.,, -,
sii raSSah K iILholp
Jun. .0-.ARlzOSA 4. q. Gray, ooanec,iug ~ish coz.
Ja,y Ii.afSeY cMxpycsY, Jes x.ury. connecting
Jul, a-NEw YORK, Weir, connecting ri,h sAcRA.
Al dsrsrfs. iouoA Acapulco hos. q ne i. sl
connect ~ rsnsma With steamers Tor soaih Pscinc por
Ia and nh for Central po' snd those q the i'
100 poasds sasssr. allowed each adult. scdcn.. and
I~-..s. ucs.,. .na al further Information apply
ss ear on the wharf. f q osui r,'
DAcIric NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
r2n rs Ss,d w xst ". r. .I ~
Jny ~ from the oompany's pier, a North river foot Of
ssipp~. are notified that shan not be prepared %
Give freight for hs ship nu the morning o. the es q
ror far,h.r7ar,-aiar' nquir. :. :gr ss cenPsnys
r''r and y broadway s.. fre,ss, ss-al ni y
Eog SANTIAGO M cUR, VIA SugvirAs
ne Or sl,.: g, ;s.rns steamer
Y. =. JOHN sirins cotsnana-f = -,
% s.,sra., iss. 70 iss = oeio,, y u rfsrl.ey 10,
Having been onsvod.by d.,naes ~ni leave positively 90
All ir,~f. mua p..s through he Pos, oae.
u. is .s % % sTbfLi CO. ia sss n street
I u. ..s.s, ad--e-i sl..m.sig soRRo c.rLr
n.-r. on wednesday Juiy = pane,u.ii,, si3ocioci.
oAkRIs5S x ALLIES 10 sBo-llns Green.
IYavtNA, srsAL Axp VERA cRUz.-AsErrcsS
-. 1as .sst biSIfI Sssrs s. ~ s s'is:@
POM 90 ffsps .i,' s rf o. s re y ~ s- DID,
@css WtfsfS ss.a, q s 's' :, '''V
L'oR SEw ORLEANS DrRgcT
II The and HTs, class steamship SHERIDAN. Captain
] u Bolton, vii leave pier No North river saturday.
''''' w. " cioolwELL co. = wss stree,
IroR NV ORLEANS pIREcr -rHE SEw YORK
u Mail steamship csmpsnys stsansh ? MONTEREY
~ psr NO IL North liver ros freight or passage Apply
tJAMLst RaYsok. 10 Rsrrisy street
rrExAs IrSE.-yOR 0ALyEsroy. TWAS. srOfrfs0
l ksy Ws.t-rse Al sest9shAg LODONA " H0vey.
is.paic1 20 fr,gst ~ es..sgs hsgipx Superior
,, .n 81 .pgys,@eeer saLd,2h. ca 20
pAoe
l. NrnRky's wrEELy rfSR
FREIGHT hND FAA-kUE REDUCED
TllE rAyORiIr STEAMSHIP VIRGO
VI ~ frag E,r y t.s' H., fi., s;h 80.
ror frsvh rassass. h.fins slesant ae,ourocia an
wv srnRsY VERBS 60 a 49, q roauh rr-s-
Log rayASSAH. GEORGIA
vREiosi At towfssfy RAN
w. 49, ,losrs, ~ ~, ts.s 80 -, as.m.sp
HERMAN aliNVsTOs.
wineays rhuraA.y, Juiys = ,oss ? v ,r0a 49, y
rSssEsgRR AccoxxoD.rIoSs ussUErassxD
LNis0sr5S rox tco Ar-ns.
eLls.rY street,
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HgRAT REDUCTION IN SUMNER STOCK
VI ~ r. ROBERTS. asa BOwERY AND
2s5 El3HrH AVENUE,
VIII close
MONDAY, JULY2
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
REGARDLESS OF cOSf.
GOOD Bf.ACN SILKS from 81 Is 70 81 % per yard
HEAVY BLACK SIi.ks frsm u ~ 60 ~ per yard.
RICH EROS GRAINS from ~ 10 81 ~ per yard.
PLAIN SILKS In all the Shades from u 50 10 " IS
rpGFsS GOODS marked down.
MOZANnfQuEs AZ &c and sic yard
PRINTED LAWNS Al 49,, Sic. SIG. yard
PUPLINs, ALPACAS GRAPE BARATHEA,
40, &c, &c..
MOUNTING Go6Ds ~ EVERY VARIETY.
suked down close balance OF stock.
sCfOAKs, sACQUEs, BAsQuEs TALMAs. sHAwLs.
4aicK SILK pAsoUEs at sla CLOTH sAoUEs 49,
rick SILK JACKETS xt $40. CLOTH TALMAsA -
lLACH POINT WHITE BAHEGE sHAWfs. Ac, xr-, &C
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING 0O0SS
IN EVERY VARIETY,
FBIFACGED and UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 81 iso per
Hiss slIHETrs0
LINEN DAMAsK
NArRsSS,
IoyLIEs &C, A., 40,
AT DECIDED BArGAlSs,
Al, close uut balance OF stock.
frurehs sers viii do well 70 cAl sariyM
E2 BOwERY
4 -. ~. prGUrU AVENUE, between 2th aud 3s,h sts.
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A cLfRvOyANT VINO HAS NO EQUAL AND
"a eiOv0 reward u offered 70 any pefson who
pass her giving eorrect statements on ~ msucfs ~ m
portance in Losses aud business fails
Please "a. pd test her ssil Bshs docs net grst-ud
20 show tbeutur. husbands likeness. One No ISl
tod No w Past Thrsy thlfd street, Dctsecn Lexington
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NEW LAW BOOKS,
AND
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEIOE OFPICE,
Nashville, June 3, 1865.

DAILY Dhi0H OFfiCAg
Nashville, June 3, 1865.
Cotton is fat and prices nominal The
highest price which could now be realized
would be BE, but there are no buyers even
at that figure.
Corn is very e m, and in good demand, at
81 for yellow, and 81 % for white.
The following are the wholesale prices Of
leading articles here
BAGGEG-35c per yard.
BALE ROPE-Ilemp PC.
BEEF-Dried soc per 10.
Bacon Clear sides 19%c; shoulders
1Gc; Sugar cured hams 25c y ID.
Country hams Eco.
CANDLES - Tallow II a l9c; Star 20 @22
per n.
CORN MEAL-per BUSH, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per h.
. COFFEE-Prme Rio, 2s9 &c. per h.
FLoUE-FOr best superhne ~ so; extra
family 81 OO@I3.
FEED-Corn in sacks in store, 95GSI p
bush. Oats, new black, IN store, S5agOc y
bush; Hay, new Timothy, hard pressed, S22
(gS23 per ton.
HIpEs. - Green, 75ze. p ID; dry 1int, I5c
ID sheep skins, 5OGSOc. each.
IRON, by the TOn-Flat Bar, a to 6 inch
TO ! inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, ~ by -
10 10 by - 10 = inch, re per ID; Band
iron, ? To 3 by a to 3-lG inch, re per ID
Round end Square, to ~ inch &c per ID
Horse Shoe, 9, rap, assorted sizes, 8 J5c per
h. Nail Rod, superior quality, equal TO best
swiss, &c per 10 Hoop Iron, ~ 10 9
inch, &c por n.
LEATHER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
cinuati, SOC. q b do. do. country Soc.
y h skrting 5O(yj5. = 10 harness 3o940c.
q 10 bride per doz. S5Oa55; upper S40eg
kip skins S7OsgO; caltskin5 s4Oa65.
LARD-Firm, 22@23c.
LUNBER-FloouDg. per 1000 # SIS $50 |
Rough clear Pine, $40 TO $50; Planned Clear
Pine $50 10 $50.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, 81 25 per gallon.
NAILs-SS so for lOd, I'D, 3 d, 4Od, GOD,
for Jobblng lots; an advance Of Csc. for small
er lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
price, at Nails of same size. Spikes cut 3
70 inches, 50 90 per keg.
ONIOSs-SI95 per Dbl.
SUGAKs-N Sugar IN bids Is J2al9c. in
bbls. l7a20c; crushed, granUlated, and pow
dered 20@23 per d. Coffee Sugar ljal9c.
SYRUP-Golden,Pl, SOC gal. in 550bls.
SALT-per Dbl, bushel bbls, 81 30.
SEEDs-MilIel 8 30 Pbushel Hungarian |
81 90; Herds Grass 81 BlueGrass 81 {; |
Orchard Grass 50 80; Clover Seed So 80 = |
bushel.
WHISKY Bourbon ,pure,si OOaG, Imitation |
8 5Oa2 -; Robertson pure, S3a4 30, Imlta- |
tIou - 5Oa3 Common Rectihed 81 %; APP !
pic and Peach Brandies, old S5a7 new Al |
50; Irish Whisky 10; Coguac Brandy, |
pure, Sl5@2O; COgnac Brandy, domestic, |
S3a4 90; Port and Sherry Wines $4aS; |
Champagne Wines S2ja45.
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New Yor, Dry Godss Market, May 30.

PROM the AuAf .ftl'A'-ls.
There 10 an improved tone in the market
for all cotton goods. Prices have advanced;
prints two cents yard. The demand Is
more active and supply reduced. Brown
shirtiugs and sheeuugs are IA speculative
demand at an advance, and stocks are
much reduced. The demand is, however,
speculative, and not for consumption. Fine
grades Of bleached goods are also 10 good
request; the lower qualities have also ad-
vauccd Cottonsdes are rather lower.
Lawns are active and steady. Giughams
buoyant az two cents advance. Checks are
frmcr Denims steady, as also are drills.
Wooleus are not at all buoyant; a moderate
demand prevails at previous prices All
wool tweeds are firm and wanted. SatInots
are frIner. Choice desirable styles Of fancy
casslmeres are alone active; clothors buy
moderately. In foreign fabrics, notwith-
standing the advance IN gold and foreign
exchange, prices are without Improvement,
except tor white goods, which have ad-
vauced considerably. Fine desirable silks
are in request at old prices, but low priced
goods do not sell. Mantilia silks are IN
y me request. Auction goods sell at lower
prices The imports OF foreign goods are
stili large Tor the season, being 81 ,007 ,s37,
though falling of from those Of last month.
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OF the eight persons confined in the
county Jail at Winchester, seven made
their escape on Sunday night last; one
refusing to leave, giving rs his reason
that be was innocent of the charge
upon which he was imprisoned.-SLei5y-
vile JGioH
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Two Through Trains Daily
For Sale,

ONE or Tho bee Re .d-nees u the arr-.-r .
~ the southern part of tlg city. Dear .r. ..-H..
0I the south N8-l vale Horse .H.HI. .H .-.
rate ueI -lH0-n01d The ugI me-. .r.-a r...
.sl---nry Hr.Et si'l teu IoarG-. a.l .HH. ... ...
BRICK smoke house and servant r.H-ea. -.... ..
term laI2e yard, ael eGaia.ei, a.r- Do s.H..
EtHdl part Oi when Is hrsl Hs-e E.r.a1 .l-..
HIi. en-. Gel iFais llees- a Fsr. ID ...Hl SOC On.
FHfII With plenty % Ea-.r .,-H l. H"rs"H.-.
.DI getting wood TIE -. and O. Es.r.l| u.....#
.H.Fei Tor burr a. brick. Ite property .s ...a
me corporation, and ls l...ra.lrH exempt from H.-.
porlE1n taxes. A E-of arrus 81 .UI.a.. s.a.F a..-
Ioln-ng She property. Tenn. cay
EnqulIs Of NEIElN TUErEEE
unvI 81 ~ ~ Att BROW. a T.I
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Flour Grain in store at Chicago.

The following table, compiled from the
Official returns of the warehousemen to the
Secretary of The Board of Trade, shows the
amount Of flour and grain IN store on the
Goth INST, as compared with the amount 10
store on the corresponding date last year:
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Renewal of Government Ii.
Censes.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. !

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLiECTORs OFTICE, 2D District or TENs.
NASHVILLE, May ?, 1850.
A IL persons doiog business are hereby notified
~ that their licenses must be renewed orthwitb
Neglect and delay 81 eT this notice, viii lot be
overlooked, hut any person found doing business
without license, on the lst July next. viii De fined
500 Hereafter, no license viii be granted for dis
uhng TO any person who = IN arrears tor taxes, and
all VINO are found enrsged 10 tia. business without
license viii be prosecuted fjr the Iines snd penal
tie pres ribed by law, and inms date steps v u Be
iassn 70 conbscate Their dlsullery and the land
upon which Il is situated.
msy6-sw en- h L. NORvELL, Collector.
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SU & Z z E : il S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!:!
TARRANT a CO.

TARRANT a Co.:
GertleYaen-I am aresidont Of CuraCoa, and have
been disposed to write % you concerning the real
value of your SELIZER APEkIEN1 as a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 10 eGprPss
to you my sincere gratitude fCrthe great benefit the
SELL zER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my we has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and after bong under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three years.
she was finally induced TO sees the vice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cshlsiis, Of keuesuela,
who Immediately treated her with your 81 Biz
VESCENT SETTER APKRIENT, she began 20
improve at Cnce, and is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel it to be my duty for the good o. humanity 60
make this statement feeling that medicine so val
liable should Ee widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
Ing nv earnest gratitude and thsnks.
am very respectfully yours,
$. ID. Q. HENEIQUkR,
EeW York, June 2s, 'C5. Merchant, Cl,fscao, "A.
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Sa0 * A DAY! Agents wanted 70 sell ane~
w. and WondeFial SEWING MACHINE,
he ollv cheap one licensed. ADDRESS SHAN 5
0I4RE, Biddafng6, hant,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance COmpaaies.

CAREY & SMITH, Nos go and 80 Union street,
~ (up stairs) represent the following Companies
Htna Of Hartford, Security, Msnha tan, Metropoll-
ian, Phoenix and Kniczer6ocker Life Of New York,
aud Accident OF Columbus, Ohio.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
NOW Is THE TIE TO SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY So 50 FOR THREE MONTHSl
ONLY SO so FOR THREE MONTHS,
ONLY SO 30 FOR THREE 1IONTHSl
ONLY So 50 FOR THREE MONTHSi
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NATURES
N ATURE'S
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water,

n o natural or artii ,al compound hiss yet been
~ discovered or manufact red that equals these
waters preyentsuYe, relief and permanent ure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov.
ed by the experience Of many thousands who nave
drank them for years, with The most beneficial e.
fects
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Established in 1862,
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,


Is firm and consistent in its support Of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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AAYERS 8 HUNT-ManulactureTs of all the
WI Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Caryais, Il North
Market street.
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5ashrille @anlon,
TERES or SUBSCRIPTION:

SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1866.
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BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.
BREWERY.
BOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERs.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

ClNGLETON, r. d --BookseIler, Publisher
- Statoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Buildinp
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M ERRITT HILL-pealer- in Wall Paper
VI Window Shades, WinJoW Glass ard Photo
graphic Material, AZ Chucn street, Maytied
Building, opposite Maxwell House
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc, alternative and tonic and is valua
bic remedy for affections OF the Liver and Kidneys
dyspepsia, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cut lne.
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive OF the
FeVers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent in
warm climates
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REAL ENTATE AGENTS

DONE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Reta
~ Booksellers. StauOners, and News Agent
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united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
pri ted has been placed IN the hands Of the officers
Of the company to be sold at So per share and
the stoek has all been issued, full PAID IN pay
ment Of property, it Is not therefore, liable 10 any
future assessment.
OFFICE: No. G615 North Cherry street, PcstofHce
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is q cathsrtic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuna-
tism, DersDgement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
sanitary 10 Lung Diseases 1t is an almost sure
cure for scrOfula and the most aggravated forms oil
Dyspepsia As a preventive and cure Tor all Bilious
Derange ments it stands unriVsled.
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u S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
H. collects Notes, Accounts, &C., in Middle Ten
no see Office at State Capitol, next door to Fed
E raj Court Room. P y. Lock Box 81. SEES adver-
tisement in another column. deco ON
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coal AND WOOD.

KNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslersi IN Cumberland
N and Pttsburg Coal Wood saved snd split IN
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street Yard On
Rolling Mil dill, south of Broad, All orders filled
promptly.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24
Latest from Liverpool.

HALIFAX, May 21-The royal mail
steamship Cuba, from Liverpool the
18th, via Queenstown the 18th instant.
passed this point to-day en- route for
Boston, bringing full one weeks later
political and commercial news.
The news contlne war-like, but there
are still hopes of peace.
LIVERPOOL, May ia prospect of
peace, based on the belief of conces-
sion by Austria, and the probability of
European Congress. are reported
from Vienna.
The latest report says the troops in
tended for Mexico have entered the
Austrian army.
The steamer Empress Eugenia, from
Mexico, has arrived at Havre, with
troops and nine millions francs, includ-
ing three millions for the French trea-
sury.
LIVERPOOL, May 11-Cotton declin-
ed 4d@ld. The sales of the week com
prised 46, 900 bales.
LONDON, May Il-There is a fnan-
cial panic. The bank rate is to l04.
L. S. 5-20s "a to 65. Consols IS.
LIVERPOOL, May 11-The sales Of
cotton to-day, (Friday,) were 5000
bales, the market closing dull and weak
Messrs, Oyerend, Quincy d Co. have
failed
LIVERPOOL, May u, via Queenstown.
The amount of cotton sold to-day,
Saturday. summed up 10000 bales,
at an advance of I'D. Middling uplands
rules at 124d.
LONDON, May II, via Queenstown
Consols 86g@ 86E. Z. S. 5-2Os 646
66. The bank rates is 10. There is
a better feeling.
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JAMES ELDER, CELEsTIyE EsLAFA,
ELDER & ESLAVA
Csueeessor to o. MAzASGE3
InapoTssrg and Dealers Sz
HlA RD WARE, G. LERY AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE MESTs,
Corner Commerce and Exchange Streets.
Mobile, Ala.
We desire respectfully call attention 10 the saove
cara and represent that We will keep eons,antly al,
nsnd fuH supply of every article in Cur lise con
sisEinz Of ef S'A
CHAINS, STEEL, IRON, MILL ROCKS
PLANTATION HARDWARE,
Betting and Agricultural Implements, Of an kinds
BahaeTS' Hardware, of the best and latest styIes
roekst and Table Cutlery. beth American and Enc.
nsni Carpen'ers B'acksmiths' Tanner and Tfnners
Tools: Tin Ware. Stoves. Hollow Ware House Fur
n1snipg Goe ds, and variety If Fancy articles.
Our imported goods are shipped from the Manufac-
tnrers direct - Mobile aud al other articles we
eeive from rist ksnds that can sell at the lowest
prices. ErnTsp 4. FgTAyA
April l5dly.