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A r. TIT Ely ES,

,serted without PAIN, and perfectly resembling
natural eye. Operations for CATARACT,
RABISMUS or CROSS EYE, Artificial Pupil,
=, skillfully performed, and all diseases of the
EYE AND EAR
eated and every operation in Aural and OPP
almic Surgery, performed by
DOCTOR GARDNER.
Principal Office, 81 West Fortieth street, New
)rk.
~ For reference, Testimonials, &C., send for
CIRCULAR.
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ELL LIS.
the embodiment of

the embodiment of
grace and style, will, with his two pretty and
gifted boys, render pleasing series of living
pictures, which, for ease, excellence and elegance,
have never before been witnessed in America
This young Southerner and his two little children
constitute the leading attractions in the principal
theatres, hippodromes and circuses of the Old
World.
Papers praised them! Journalists endorsed
them. People pronounce them great.
BETTER RIDERS, GREATER EQUESTRIEN-
MES, BOLDER GYMNAsTs, MORE OAR
ING ACROBATS, FINER FLOODED
HORSES, SMALLER PONIES,
FUNNIER MULES, MORE
ORIGINAL CLOWNS.
Mr.. E. Holloway, the Lightning Leaper;
Messrs. Harmon and Powers, the Daring Calls
threnic Artist Mr. T. Watson, who bids fair to
win the title of Champion Rider of the World;
LIE Jeune Burt, the Wild Horseman of the Plains;
Mr.. Robert johnson, Science Equestrian; Mr. j.
Saunders, Leaping and Vaulting Rider; Mr.. w.
Lerman, a very expert Somersaulter; Mr.. Thomas
Burgess, quaint and good old-fashioned Clown;
Mr.. Horace P. Nichols, the most affable of Ring
Masters, and others of Versatile Abilities, that
must in time win them fame and promotion.
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Books, Stationery, &c.
3 r A NSON e F A R A r
NOW KEEP THE
Non4h No.ol:.o Dali C4~

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:" D. TURNER'S OLD STAND, ON THE
IL. corner next to the State House. keep con-
stantly on hand
SCHOOL BOOKS
of all kinds, to suit Academies and Common
Schools.
Also,
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS
to suit the different Churches, very cheap.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
in great variety, both new and old.
A large assortment OF
STATIONERY,
the finest, and the best, and the cheapest to be
had in the country.
SHEET MUSIC,
Latest and most popular always on hand
Instruction Books, Music, Primers, &c.
Also,
WALL PAPER
of all grades and patterns supplied to order
Also,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Photograph Albums and Engravings of distingu-
ished Generals
Also, a fine assortment of
CHILDREN's PICTURE BOOKS
to suit all ages and sizes. Positively the largest
assortment of
LAW BOOKS,
consisting of
North-Carolina Supreme Court Reports;
North Carolina Form Books;
Swaim's Justice Revised;
Cantwell's Law Practice;
Blackstones Commentaries;
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Also,
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to suit the Clergy. As well as the be It
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BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS,
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large and small of all the countries in the world
They also publish
THE ENTERPRISE.
a Religious Family journal, undoubtedly one of
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81. 90 per annum.
JOB PRINTING
of all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
Also,
BOOK BINDING
of all kinds done, promptly, and tn the best
style.
N. B. We buy for cash, and can afford to sell
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lis.
TURNER'S ALMANAC FOR 1867,
is now ready.
BRANSON g. FARRAR,
No. 1, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, October II, 1866. s9-tnovaS.
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EYE AND EAR,

especially informs the citizens of Raleigh, and
icinity, that he will be at the Marlborough Hotel
n Saturday, November Oath, and remain until
thursday, November2 Goth, and again on Saturday,
december 22d, until Thursday, the 9th.
After that time monthly, of which due notice
i'll be given.
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DEPTH OF QUnT PEoPLE.-Some men
dawn upon you like the Alps. They i'm
press you vaguely, at first, just as do the
hundred faces you meet in your daily walks
They come across your horizon like float
ing clouds, and you have to watch a while
before you see they are mountains. Some
men remind you of quiet lakes, places such
as you have often mapped upon, where the
green turf and the field flowers hung over
you and are reflected out of the water all day
long Some day or other you carelessly dropa
line into the clear depths. close TO the daisies
and dafodils, and it goes down, down, down.
You lean over, the sound is deeper, but your
line Doesn't bring up. What deep spot
that is you think, and try another. The
reflected daises seem to smile at you out of
the water, the turf looks as green as ever,
but your quiet lake is all around unfathom-
able You are none the less impressed with
the fact that it is quiet lake.
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Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to P. nj.
And can be consulted on DEAFNESS, NOISE
THE HEAD, CATARRH, DISCHARGES
ROM THE EAR, SCALES IN THE EAR,
JCUMULATION OF WAX IN THE EAR,
3sTRUCTION OF THE EUSTACHIAN
JBE, and all Acute or Chronic Diseases of the
AR and AIR PASSAGES.
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notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED
at the last August term of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of the County of Wake as Exc
cutors with the will annexed OF Seth Jones, dec,
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to the
said estate to come forward and make payment;
and to all persons having claims against said
estate to present them within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice ill be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. E. A. CRUDUP,
h w. MONTAGUE,
Oct 5, 1S66-S6-St. Executors.
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Preparations for the great French exhibit
ton are noticed by Paris correspondent as
follows:
The huge palace destined to contain the
wonderful gathering of next year is being
rapidly brought into existence. Every week
or two we are informed of some new " fea-
ture" struck out by the Emperor and those
about him. and destined to add to the glory
of the affair. A vast and beautiful park is
to surround the palace; restaurants, cafes,
reading-rooms baths, horticultural and 20
illogical exhibitions, workshops in full &C
tivity, specimens of outlandish tribes, gull
lotine Gnvented by a Prussian, under the
inspiration, probably, of the needle-gun) that
will chop off six heads per second, new
quays, bridges and steamboats, to facilitate
coming and going, and circular railway
around the town for the same purpose, are
among the projects to be executed between
this and next May. 1t is calculated that
the glass employed in this great undertaking
will cover twenty square acres, and that
youth remaining in the palace long enough
to study thoroughly all its contents, would
only quit the Tuileries-a grey-haired man.
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COME TO COOKIES

where you can be served cheaper than any where
else, is all CANNON. 1t is mere stuff. Come and
examine my Goods. IT the prices don't suit,
don't buy.
70 the public who patronized me in days gone
by, return my grateful Acknowledgements, and
hope to act in future to merit your favor.
GEORGE T. COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1866 S3-tf
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The creature with the Flowing Name and
Sweeping Tail, styled the ''Animal with Soul,''
the paragon of Beauty, Docility and Intelligence.
In fact, finer and better show than has
been organized. Elegance Refinement and At
Effectiveness are the distinguishing features of
DAN CASTELLO's GREAT SHOW.
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Special Notice.
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR .
DOCTOR GARDNER,

FORMERLY OF LONDON. England
OCULIST AND AURIST, OPERATOR ON
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announcements.

Gu1lford CONTIGUOUS of Commons.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A, 8. Holton, ESQ.,, as q candidate for
the House of Commons for the county OF Gull
ford
October 9, 1866. ste.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Trial of Jefferson Davis

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The President has
addressed Attorney General Stanbery let
ter, asking his opinion as to what further
steps are necessary on the part of the Execu-
tive to bring Jefferson Davis to a speedy
trial.
Mr.. Stanbery replies at some length, and
the only thing further which he suggests on
the part of the Executive, is to issue an order
to the military at Fortress Monroe to deliver
the prisoner whenever the civil authority
shall call for him. He also holds that civi,
law is sufficiently restored in Virginia to
hold Federal Courts.
Mr.. Davis has been retained at Fortress
Monroe in preference to other places of con-
finement, because of its healthful situation
Banquet in Honor of the Cable Layers.
LONDON, Oct 10 At a banquet in honor
Of the layers of the Atlantic Gable message
was read from the Queen, comforting the hon
or of Knighthood upon Capt Anderson
Prof Thompson. Messrs. Glass and Canning
and baronetcy upon Messrs. Sampson and
Garpe. The: Queen says the reason for not
comforting distinguished marks of favor on
Dir. Field is an apprehension that it might
encroach on the province of his own govern
ment.
Electioneeriug in various parts of England
looks towards The dissolution of parliament
next spring.
Windsor ARISEN al is levelled to the ground by
an explosion of gun cotton. No lives lost
AT Paris the case of the seven Confederate
ships seized as property of the U S. has
again been postp aned.
The inundations in France were subsi-
ding.
Instruction in Gambia is still progressing
The French mirs ter has protested against
the United States aor Russia acquiring a
foothold in the Mediterranean.
Great Fire in Quebec, Canada.
MONTREAL, Oct 15.-Terrible fire in Que
bee last night in the suburbs. Fifteen hun
dred houses were burnt men killed. sol
der blown up and one officer wounded
Mar kets.
NEW YORK. Oct 15.-Gold, 1514. Cotton
firm @42. Provisions steady.
New Adyer tiSements.
GUANo'
200 TONS NO PERUVIAN GUANO FOR
sale, accom- lOdating terms, by
RAINE 81 JACKSON,
Wholesale Grocers, Petersburg, Va.
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bacon BACON BACON

bacon! BACON!! BACON II!
5000 LBS CHOICE N. c. BACON SIDES.
1000 lbs. prime Shoulders.
1000 lbs choice " Hams.
500 lbs. southampton Virginia Hams
500 lbs. g &c pure leaf Lard,
in kegs
The above articles were specially selected for
family use, and warranted to give satisfaction.
B: P. WILLIAMSON & co.
Sept 20 1869 T9-tf
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Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
September oath, 1866
The mails will close as follows, and after
this date:
Western daily, at ................. P. NJ.
Eastern, q ,........-....... A, NJ
Esysttsviiils S g :;:;t;::.::::: Pm
Roxboro g Wednesday at ......1
Leachburg &c at ...... !"
Northern Mail arrives daily at...... &C
western " "::..7 so AN
Office hours from IA. M, to P. M, during
the week,-from to A. M, and from to P.
M, on Sundays
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lust RECEIVED!
81 at No. Al Fayetteville Street,

TUST RECEIVED
q at No. Al Fayetteville Street,
BLASTING POWDER AND FUSE,
G. D. and Water Proof Caps,
Bird Squirrel and Buck Shot, by the bag or
pound,
Patent Balances and other Scales
]. BROWN, with
HART & LEWIS.
Raleigh Oct 10, 1866. SS-tf.
limited STATES TAX NOTICE :
Collectors Office 4th District, N. C.,
WARRENRoN, Oct. 9th, 1856.
THE ASSESSORS LIST FOR WAKE co.
has been placed in my hands for collection. All
persons on whom assessments have been made
during that period in Wake county, will meet me
or nv deputy at the following places at the times
mentioned prepared to pay their taxes
Forestvillc, Tuesday, the 23d inst, and Satur-
day. the 9th inst.
At Raleigh the oath, 25th and Goth inst. and
on Monday the Goth.
All Distillers, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigar Manu-
facturers, must come prepared to give bond and
security and all who have made application for
license must come forward and take out their
license. Those who fail to comply with these
requirements will be subject to heavy penalty.
tg According to the provision of the law those
who do not pay at the required time will be liza
BILE to ten per cent. additional upon their taxes.
The special attention of those who have not paid
on the back lists is called to this fact.
JOHN READ, Collector.
W. B. WILLIAMS, Deputy. std.
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HOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR!

CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.
10 BBLs; "PATAPSCo" FAMILY FLOUR.
10 half bbls. &C
20 GO - &C Extra
20 bbls. g Chesapeake' "
Is bbls. Orange Grove Extra Family Flour
10 sacks N. G. &c Gilt edge' ex. fam. Flour
SO bbls. Super Flour, different brands.
ALI fresh and arriving.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
Sept. ~, 1856. 79-tf
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THE BATOUTTE LEAPS,

THE BATOUTTE LEAPS,
Are specialities in the Great Show, and are given
in style uninterrupted by contemporary concerns.
During the execution of these exercises,
DAN CASTILLO WILL LITERALLY, FILE
OVER A HERD OF HORSES, .
HERR LENGEL, THE LION KING, WILL.
ENTER THE DEN OF THE FERoCIeUs
WILD BEASTS,
And give an entertainment that, fon intrepidity
and daring, far surpasses the triumph achieved
by the late I. A. Van Amburgh.
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light. In silver there were sales OF $4,000 Amer
lean halves at lS4. We quote l53<0lS455.
The dividend OF 5 per cent. by the Citizens
Bank was paid to-day There was no want OF
prompVess on the part OF holders IN coming
onward for the nice plum.
The New York Herald, Of the tenth, says;
The supply Of capitsl available for employ
ment on the stock Exchange remains IN excess
ofthe demand, although the latter ia on the in
crease. OWNS to the current Of speculation for
q rise which has lust set IN. Strong buyers have
appeared in the market, aud in view OF the
augmented eafDines Of the railways, the set
tied aspect Of our foreign relations and the pre-
Yailing monetary ease, there are good reasons
for expecting a considerable advance uDOn
present prices. There is still some uncertainty
felt with regard 70 the retention OF the foreign
loan clause in the new finance bill ana it,
effects; and the majority on the stock ES-
change are anxious that II should be retained,
as it could be made useful in producing fire.
quent fluctuations Of prices. The conservative
portion OF Well street Is, on the other hand Sp-
posed to the clause; but, lied down as the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury IS by his matnilng obl-
cations, there fs little probability that he could
avail himself OF the autes-fty asked TOT with
advantage 10 the Treasury, Ia which event II Is
20 be presumed that it would remain a cesd
With the removal Of that doubt which exists
as - the fste Of the bill uy Congress taking &C
zion upon %. relief VIII be experieneed, ana Ia
any case the course OF affairs VII probaoiy
favor a further recovery frcm the recent de-
preston. Call loans are generally made ate per
cent; but there are not a few exceptions at nVe.
First class commercial paper passes freely AZ
Ia7h per cent. AT Cincinnati, 90 the lth,
money was reported TO be more abundant. the
supplv being equal 10 the demand. Commercial
payer was quoted al l09I2 per cent.
The gold market weakened from l40H at the
opening 10 1891, after which it recovered and
closed al 1875 salS9<. Cash gold continues
scarce aud loans are generally made az 3-l6 per
cent. per diem The demand for custom duties
aggregated 500. 600 to-day.
The transactions in foreign exchange for To-
morrow steamers were limited, and the rates
depressed. Bankers bills on England at sixty
DAYS were quoted al l07H854, three days lO3ghi
commercial l05k0l01 francs o. AOc-Gbt ac-
The banks have addressed d reply 70 the cir
cular Of the Treasurer Of the United states re-
lative 10 levying the tax on their gross instead
OF their net deposits AS hitherto. The latter is
said 70 have resolved 10 modify his decision re-
garding bank SURPRISES so as 70 classify reserved
profit as capital instead Of deposits as at pre-
sent. This viii affect sucn banks only as hold
United States stocks 20 an amount IN excess OF
their capital, in which case they viii be enabled
10 deduct such excess from the total OF reserved
profits classed as capital.
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Castle REubHY-The change for the better
in the weather yesterday, produced a change
for the worse among the denizens Of the Blum
cir. il would gsem. from the number Of ami
mails Al this place OF entertainments IS there
vere eighteen names registered when We paid
our usual visit there last night They wereprin-
eipally for light ofenses, however, with the eA-
eeption Of one Bailey Hughes, who hsd stolen
two hundred dollars nom a brother freedman
THE BILLIARD TouBSAaENr-The opening
game a. the Biliard Tournament last evening
was between Messrs. Myers and Roberts, which
closed in air. Myers beating his antagonist sew
enty-niue points m o game Of five hundred.
Considerable skill was displayed aud a greater
amount Of caution. This interesting game Yves
followed by one between Messrs. Brown and
Gutherz and was won by Mr. Brown by 100
points. The closing game between Messrs. Rob
ers and Kavsnagh was the interesting game
Of the evening. i was the English three ball
game, and Mr.. Roberts gave evident tokens Of
his skin I'm the many splendid shots that called
forth the applause OF the house. Mr.. Roberts
won the game, beating the American Cham
pion seventy-dve points IN q game Of two hum
ired. After the contest, Mr.. Roberts
performed many curious tricks by roll
ng the balls with his hands across
he table, causing them to perform strange an
les, apparently in violation ofau laws OF mo
ion- Tonight o grand exhibition is promised
dessS Roberts, Kavsnagh, Choate, Myers, and
,ther WORTHLESS of the cue, viii give specimens
" their skill Mr.. Eavsnagh viii play a game
with Fred. Myers Of one thousand points,
diving him two hundred as a bonus.
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EF For EeB Orleans. Vlrkrbur1. JacEsoa and
91enndd, three times a week, IVA Memphis &
Inerlesioq and Mississippi Central Railroad.
- AQ61ufIe. Louisville and CiuciuuCL. daily,
Gl5 p N. usa Nashville & Decater Railroad
80 AoU York, Richmond, Baltimore. Boston
Phi Ufaiuhfa, WdshinCton. and al kasteTa cities,
daily, At Gl5 pm, ria Memphis q Charleston
and East Tennessee a Virginia Railroads.
~ CIfrs. 81 L0ufs 1ad Chicago, daily, at
2l5 pm, ula Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
-. WicLsburg, river and way landings, three
times a week
- Nont1UmeVund Noble. and Mobile ONO
Railroad, daily, At 2l5p.m.
So Mississippi a Tennessee Rulrodd three
times per week. at pm.
81 MCnBhHd Ohio Railroad, daily, at4N pm.
- Lnle Rock and Whis RiueT, three times a
week. Al nm.
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LETTER LIST.
List OF Letters Remaining In The Post
0mce at Memphis, Tenn, Saturday,
FebFuaFV fIfh. fs8i

To obtain any offheso letters. the applicant
must caH for Advertised Leders," give she
Gate Of the list, and pay rtrO cents Tor al veru-
sing.
unot called for within one monfh. they will
De sent 70 the Dead Letfe Office.
race the postage siam ION the upper light
Lauu corner, and leave space between the
stamp aud direction for uosf-markiuR without
lnteriering With The wiring.
request for The return OF letter %
ne WIlter. unclaimed within thirty DAYS or
losa WIlten or prlnfsd, with the writer's name.
postonlce ana State across the lefJ-hand end 81
tie envelope, on the face side. viii be com DIied
with "a the usual pre- paid rae 81 POSTAGE psv-
anis "hen the letter IS delivered % the WI ter"
see. Is, Law Ofl58.
~ Ulhce hours from ia. II. aap- ri sun
days rom 8tO 10 O'Clock ~ y.
ROBERTO c. GIST, Postmaster.
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COMMERCIAL.



The market was again stagnant yesterday.
European news had arrived but 1t was Of a de-
pressing character. Prices in Liverpool were
dull and dropping As buyers had been await
ing the steamers news as a preliminary to oper-
atlons, they set out on a tour Of inquiry, ex-
pectiug to find Cotton at their disposition at a
basis of 81 cents for Middling. In this they were
disappointed. Holders refused TO part with
lists for less than 40 cents for Middhng. This
buyers did not feel at liberty 70 give, and trans
actions we're again limited 10 small lots for
which the owners wanted to realize cash. Since
Thursday week no regular market has existed,
and Yesterday the market showed no improve
ment in the quantity Of Cotton SOLD. The mar
ket was weaker, but holders would not give
way.
The following is a urinary Of the sales re-
ported in answert TO our inquiries: s bales at 35c,
Ordinary Is balesat S5c, Low Middling; 6 bales
at S5c, Good Ordinary Il bales at S51lc, and 10
bales at SEC, Low Middling; IS bales at sc, and
50 bales at SSc, M~iddling; 7 bales at soc, Strict
Middling.
General MaFket.
Weather clear and frosty. Business dull with
no notable change.
FLOUR-Sales OF . barrels, common, at So;
70 barrels, superhne, at 81, and As barrels at IS.
C~ORN-Without change-sales Of 800 sacks
from landing at Sc; 40 sacks from store at 90c.
HAY-Quiet-Saleso OF p bales at s2s; 20 bales
superior al SIS.
CORNMEAL-sales Of 100 barrels at 81 50.
NESS PORK-Sales Of 50 barrels al Ssl.
EGGS-Inquiry for good im~proying-salGs OF
500 dozen at 25c, common.
TOBACCO-A fair busines doing at firm but
unchanged r~ates-hne qualities Of Virginia are
in demand. There is a scarcity OF Manufactured
Tobacco in Richmond, with an improved de-
mand.
GAME-The weather for some days has been
with a fair amount Of business doing
l2c per pound; prime Chickens IS per
dozen; Wild Ducks So 5OaS4; WIND Geese So;
Quails, none in market; Squirrels S2Gs2 80;
SO; Opossums 50.
VEGETABLES-GoOd sound Potatoes are in
request for seed-London Ladiess 81; Pink
s5as7; Peachblows 81 so and Sweet Pots-
toes, which are extremely scarce, SO; Cabbage
very high with a bare market Onions quiet
unchanged, interior altogether neglected.
Imports.
SATURDAY, February 1.-The imports OF yes
.erday, as copied from the books OF the Mer-
Exchange, were as follows
lis bbls. Lime, 100 bbls.
2 bXs. Oats, 1871 SKIS.
1853 SKIS. Pork. 30 bblS
lornmeal, 2S bbls. Vinegar, 5 bhls.
293 bbls. Vehicles. p
y bbls, . bNs. Whisky, 10 bbls.
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TIE C0vSTV C1SEEsUI0S-The Convention
meets to-day al tweIve o'clock, atrhe Exchange
Building, and not in the evening as heretofore
reported. Let there hea general turn out as it
is OF the greatest Importance that safe and prae-
ucaI men should be selected 70 represent the
Blur CITY I'D the state Convention.
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Arrest OF THzEE GRIs-Three girls,
whose names we suppress from their extreme
vouthfulnesS were arrested yesterday. for steal
ing a lot oTsIver plate nom Madam Vincent,
and conhuei in the station house. The oldest
o. them is apparently abont fourteen years Of
age. They viii DE tried TINS morning.
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JIM NELs0S.-A warrant was taken out
against this negro yesterday, for garroting Mr.
Randolph EIorgeL, some time since on Poplar
street, and taking from him a watch, which
Afterwards led % the detection ofJim- and may
yet lead him TO Nashville. he wiz be tried on
NTrudav