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CAPTIONS
CAPTIONS tr,.s ss.ers
OF Ordinances sssd Rcsoisa tIons passed
by tsie fssEe Convention ~
ORDIN ANCEe.

J.. An ordinance TO chan ge the time of
holding the ,oort of Pleas and Quarter
Sesslons of Alexander county.
9. An ordinance to alter the time of
holding the courts Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions ot Stahly comfy.
8. An ordinance to provide for execu-
ting DEGREES Of tie Supreme Court made
at Morganton.s .E4es 80 '*''
4. An ordinance concerning the qua,i.
fcations ot voters tor municipal off GERS in
the cities and Incorporated towns OF North
Carolina. . se=..e@s sss %"
5. An ordinance to amend the charters
OF the Union Mining company, in the
county Of Rowan, aud the Ruoisi]s Gold
Mining Company i'll the county of Neck
leuburp, passed at the late session OF the
General Assembly. ~ f 49,.
6. An ordinance to incorporate the
North Carolina Petroleum and Mining
Company.
Z. An ordinance repeating the provisoes
of Section nine, OF an act OF the General
Assembly. entitled IAN act concerning
negroes and persons of, color, OF mixed
blood, and for other purposes. asas
s. An ordinance to grant to the citizens
of the county of Polk the power OF, voting
with the district or county TO which they
are attached. IN the election OF members
1o the General Assembly.
8. An ordinance concerning the crime
Of assault with the intent to commit rape.
TO- An ordinance in relation to the
act of tire General Assembly, entitled
'"Reventle' sesSl <sx 5ssfF .ea@s ssra s ~ 9'1
II. An ordinance to incorporate ''the
Oceanic Hook and Ladder Company, :
Of the town of Beaufort. 3 g ..lsg y 2 &
1o. An ordinance III relation 20 taxatloli
by County Courts. $500 s@.lts 5a.s
13. An ordinance for exchanging tie
stocks ofFthe State for bonds issued before
the year one thousand, eight hundred and
II. An ordinance concerning widows
who, have qualified as Execptrix, to- the
last will and testament of their deceased
husbands zs. Il, se I'll as rsa Z <g0 e5ss
15.. An ordinance to- prohibit the sale
of spiritons liquors within one and a hall
miles of the Company bhops. go s,~,tSr
16. An orcinarce TO change the time @ q
elections III n orth Carolina, and for Other
purposes. so& l9a5 g *
II. An ordinance to pay the Provision
al Judges of CoE1'ts OF Oyer and Terminel
for services under - an ordinance TO pro
tect the owners iof property for othel
purposes.n''.,asss &:5s II 5aa .ssss7. oeast3..
IS An ordinance, .tossareneal the 2oti
section of the 53re chap. OF the Revised
Code, entitled "Governor and Council. =
10. An ordinance to amend the 'chartel
ofthe Governors Greek Steam aTransper
tation and Mining Company s,sa&e.... !,
90 An ordinance to incorporate tht
Wilmington Railway Bridge Company.
21.An ordinance extending the tim.
Tor the settlement Of the Publi taxes b.
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Wisconsin jail prisoner hid IN thS sass
'oyen !, when discovered the ther ernomicstsx assl
.was at $50 deg. I.

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
IN a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease. Consumption
Is anxious 70 make known to his fellow-sufIer-
ers the means ofcure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used free of chargc). with di-
rSctions for preparing and nsing the same, which
they will find sure cure f4r Consumption.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
To- benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceivcs to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy. as i;
VIII cost them nothing, and may prove q bless
ing
PARTIES wishing prescription, free by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Mtlliaufslurph kiutrs "a New No,E
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We learn from the Caledonian
that the Monument Committee of
d. Johnsbury have procured from
aif' Mead design for a monument to
Ue erected to the memory of their
uead soldiers, to cost $4,000. The
ueSlgn is described by the committee
as follows
a Mr. Mead proposes to execute in
sae lhest Italian marble noble figure
VI America, looking upward, with
b mea.hs OF laurel in her left hand and
; Set right grasping the sword, protect
m rns Tue hallowed ground which com
tn hates her lost sons. The figure
s,a Ut seven feet high and placed on a
' S,anl'e pedestal with marble tablets
, raoor3 on each side, upon which to
tbo Oia the names and heroic deeds of
m nOSe TO whose memory the monu-
taI ;l IS erected. The granite pedes-
taa , including the base, will be ten
ofn making the whole hight
' monument seventeen feet"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE The Treasurer OF
the vt Central, Vt. q Canada, and Sulli-
van Railroads, has issued the following
important notice:
OFFICE or TREASURER
ST. ARBASs, VI, JuNE, II. 1866.
Station Agents and Conductors, will continue
to receive all State Bank Bills of Solvent Banks
in New England, with the exception OF those OF
the state Of Maine.
As the bills Of tho Banks Of the State Of New
York are not redeemed in Boston, none will be
received at this Office after the receipt of this
notice.
No "Greenbacks, or National Currency, which
are torn OF in the least mutilated, will be re-
ceiyed.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
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The ASSAULT on Mr.. GnINNEIL. On
June Is, the citizens of Grinnell
Iowa, held a meeting to take action
regarding the assault of Gen. Rous-
seau upon Hon. J. b. Grinnell Be
sides resolution calling for the ex-
pulsion of General Rousseau, they
adopted the following:
Resoired, That Lowell II. Rousseau
has conferred on Hon. J. b. Grinnell
the highest compliment in his power,
by his practical acknowledgement
that he cannot cope with the Iowa
member in debate.
Resolved, That this brutal assault
associates the name of Grinnell with
those of Sumner and Lincoln, made
immortal by similar attacks, melted
by the same spirit-a spirit which the
policy of Cancellation, so called, never
will correct.
Resolred, That we tender to Ken
lucky our friendly commiseration that
in this hour of peril to her once unfair
nished honor, she is represented by a
man.so conspicuously incompetent and
50 obviously unworthy.
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RETURNED. DIR. rLUMLEY has r,

RETURNED DIR. pLUMIEY has re-
turned from Philadelphia where he has been
spending several months in the tairersiy Of
h@iic'pe md Surgery having had ample oppor-
tmities Of a most extensive practice in Chron-
lie Diseases in the Blocllcy and Pcnnsylyania
Hospitals, and will open an office in ST. Adams on
the 10th Of May over +. c. Gallar's Market, Main
street, to resume the extensive practice he left
in the fall. His friends and patrons, and others
suffering from Chronic Affections Of the Throat,
Chest, Lungs, Heart, Liver Bowels, Kidnoys,
and Urinary Organs; all kinds of Scrofulous
and Blood Diseases, as well as those peculiar to
Females, are cordially invited to call and re-
ceive the attention ola scientific and practical
Physician. lll-3m
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Directions
Put one box Of Saponihcr into three gallons of
water (lsnock OFF the end, and let the box boil
until it emptics itself and then take out the box)
add four and half pounds of fat, and let it boil 2
hours and 10 minutes. Then add n small half
pint Of salt, and let it continue boiling IS min
utes longer, when you add half gallon Of hot
water, and let 1t come to boil. Pour 2 small
tumblerful of cold water into a tub or box TO wet
It round the sides then empty the soap in to
stand all night and cut in bars in the morning.
Soft so"p.-Made in the same way, with the
exception Of adding fifteen gallons Of water and
no salt. Al you need is al, iron Kettle
IOl-frn
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
Irriday, June 30. 1900.

The TRASscRIPr is not very much
,rven to miscellaneous putting. A
S,oe pass on the Railroad, or free
ticket to concerts or "nigger show
don't always buy us; yet we are open
70 conviction" And we do believe
that Amy Stones theatrical troup,
soon to visit st. Adams, judging from
,be very excellent notices we find in
our exchanges, is every way deserving
Of the patronage of our best people.
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WHO Is TO BLAME

II people grow thin and omaciatcd. and fairly
die out 10y inches from the ravages OF dyspepsia
and indigestion, and who will pity such people
in their distress and suffering, when they neg
lect to avail themselves of the only remedy vet
discovered that will cure thon, aud which we
have again and again repeated and recon-
mended as certain cure for dyspepsia re-
fer 70 Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t is certainly the
creates miracle Of the age, for it cures all dis
orders Of the stomach and bowels
: r. Day, Agent, St Alhans. VT
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The Baptist of Brattleboro, have
purchased the estate of DIR. 0. r. Post
Tor $4,000, for the purpose of building
church on the lot and of using the
dwelling house for parsonage. The
society," including property owned by
men, have raised by subscription
ABOUT $4,000, to defray the expenses
o. the purchase and the erection of
the church.
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ERRORS oE You1H.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all ef-
focts of youthful indiscrehon, viii, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy BY which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 50 by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. l3 Chambers St, New York
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spstlal alutlrrs.
A New and Grand Enoch in Medicine

NEW anu uland Epoch IN Medicine
DIR. Maggiel is the founder Of new Medical
system The quantitarians whose vast inter
nai doses enieeblo the stomach and paralyzc the
Dowels, must give precedence to the man who
restores health and appetite, with from one TO
TWO OF ms extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most Nirulcn sores with box or 80 of his won
dcriul and all healing Salvc These two great
speclhcs OF the Doctor are fast supcrseding all
tne stcrOtypcd nostrums Of the day. Extraor-
binary. cures by Maggies Pills and Salyc have
opened the eyes Of the public to the inciiciencv
OF tue $50 callcd) remedies Of others. and upon
which people have so long bindly depended
Maggiels Pills are not Of the class that are swat
lowed by the dozen. and Of which Of every box
iuil taken creates an absolute necessity for am
other. One or two Of Maggicl's Pills suiiices to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stom-
ach, create an appetite, and render the spirits
night and buoyantl There is no gripping, and no
reaction IN the form of constipation. II the liver
Is af1ected, its functions restored. and II the
nervous system is feeble, il is invigOratcd This
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
Tor the wants of delicate females. Ulcorous and
eruptivc diseases arc literally cxtinguishod by
the disinfectant power of Maggiel's Sayc. Ia
fact, 1t is here announced that Maggicis Bill
Gus, Dyspeptic and Diarrhcu Pills cure
where all others fail. While for'Burns. Scads.
Cmlbains, Cuts, and all ahrasions of the skins,
Mnggicrs salye is infallible. Sold by j. Mag
gel, 43 Fulton Street, New York, and all Drug
gists, at % cts. per box lilly
L. l.. butcher a Sons Agents, st. Adams, Vt.
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Cnccioln,r IInir Lie

restores Gray Hair 10 its original color, removes
Dahdrun and all impurities, and preserves the
hair from premature death. Containing nothing
il IL unsurpassed for dressing the hair
promoting q luxurlant growth, and leaving it
soft and glossy. For sale by all Druggists.
Price Ono Dollar a bottle; Depot, ~ William
street, New York 93-eOwly
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BRIGHTON MARKET june "a.

Beef CattIe.--Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, Sl4.25 a si4,59 LIST quality 1925 a 1880;
I'd quality $1,000 a s1250; Sd quality, sll50 a
$1,000 u 100 lbs. on total weight ofhide, tallow
and dressed beef
Working Osen.-sl75 a 1915 or according
to value as beef
Mich Cows.-si5 a SIS; extra and good $50
a 800, without calves, as may be agreed; farrow
and ordinary S35 a As
sheep nd Lambs a &c; or 5000 5000
per head.
shotes. Wholesale, IL a 13c; retail, IA l5c;
Dressed, 90 a 10 cents. Fat Hogs, II DC a DC.
Veal Calves.-s700 a 50 % per head
Hides. -Bri ghton, s a 0 cents u ID. Country
lots, 6 7c. Calfskins l5c a l7c
TaIlow.-7 a DC az n.
Pelts. $500 q S2.25 each.
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We thank Mr.. L. q. Richardson,
fine photographer, for excellent card
nietures of Gen. Sweeny, Gen. Spear,
COL Meehan and Joseph Kelly, which
he has recently taken, and for which
becbarges the moderate price of TWEEN
,v.fye cents each.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

Guy c. Somers, of Barnet, June
18th, shot and killed five hen hawks
one old and four young ones. The
old one measured four feet and four
inches from tip to tip of wings.
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aay- A grand promenade concert
and levee takes place at Foquets new
and excellent Hotel, Plattsburgh, on
Tuesday evening, July 3, 1866.
Messrs. J w. Newton of st. Adams,
z. S. Peake, Russell w. Chase and
Charles Miller, of Burlington, arc up
on the Committee.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

ION the 10Th inst, patents were
issued to the following Vermonters:
James Bullock, of Readsboro, for i'm
proyement in sap bucket hoops; John
Robinson, of Calais, for Improvement
in butter worker; George w. Saun-
ders, of Springfield, for improved
dough kneadcr; Alonzo Stow, OF
Calais, for improved device for up
setting tire; Daniel G. Norris, Of st.
Johnsbury, assignor TO self, John II.
Paddock, and Rufus S. Merrill Of
for improvement in harvesters.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

Mr.. Charles Lambert, of Georgia
Plains was accidentally drowned,
while bathing, on Sunday evening,
June oath, 1866. He was the Oldest
son Of his mother who was widow.
He was a promising young man of the
age Of eighteen years, and the main
stay Of his mother His funeral took
place at st. Mary's Church, st. Adams,
on the 26th
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

rich carpet, valued at $500, present
ed by members of st. Paul's Church
and parish, and other costly presents.
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Mr.. A. G. Woodruff, in st. Adams,
has SHARED, this season, from graded
wetber, fourteen pounds of washed
wool, being the growth of eleven
months. 1t is not often that the best
Hooded sheep shear more.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

Mr. Franklin Fairbanks and
family, Of st. Johnsbury, were to sail
rom Liverpool June 23d and are ex-
pected home about the 7th Of July.
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D. Inc next Fair of the Connecticut
,o' s. valley Agricultural Society AS
n. a au will be held at Bradford on
'0'n' 18th, and Goth of September.
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., n uola has been found in the edge
t,o' "'rlee' about two and half miles
Anu bradford, on the farm of Mr..
allen Horton.
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THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT, VERMONT
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1896.


ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1850.
In pursuance of the provisions Of See ~ of
the Excise Law, notice il hereby given that an
peals will be received and determined relative
la any erroneous or excessive valuations. as
scssments. or cnumcratOns 10y the Assessor or
Assistant Assessors, returned IN the annual list
embracing incomes for 1865, Licenses from Nav
list 1866. and articles enumerated IN schedule
GA as follows, viz: st. Adams, at the Office Of
II. II. Famsworth July I'd, 1866; East Alburgh.
at my Office, July 18th, 1865.
And at the time fixed for hearing such ap-
pcals as aforesaid the proceedings Of the As
SCISSOR and Assistant Assessors, and the annual
list taken and returned by the Assistant Asses
sors. will be submitted TO the inspection of any
and all persons who may apply for that purpose.
And ali appeals to the Assessor. as aforesaid.
MUST be made in writing, and filed with the
Assistant Assessors on or before the dav fixed
for hearing appeals, and MUST specify the par
ticular cause, matter or thing, respecting which
a decision is requested, and must, moreover,
state the ground or principle Of error complained
Of. HENRY {. ADAMS, Assessor
East Alburgh, June ~, 1866 l1s-3w
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
BY Saving and Using your Waste
CREASE.
Buy one Box OF the
CONCENTRATED LYE!

1t viii make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard
Soap, or % GALLONS Of the very best Soft
Soap, for only about So CENTS. Directions ON
each box. For sale at all Drug and Grocery
Stnrcs
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage, by return mail, Gree Of charge)
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears of being humbugged will oblige by not
noticing tins card All others will please adj
dress their obedient servant,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway New York
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The Rev. VIM. H. Milburn, the
blind preacher, will preach in St.
Luke's church in this village this
Thursday evening, in behalf of the
Bible and Prayer Book Society. Ser
vices commence IA before s o'clock.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-29

The July number of "Hours At
Home has an excellent article on the
late Solmon Foot, written by G. w.
Benedict Of the Free Press.
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kin, a ani the gifts at Bishop Hop
in BD sD.aen wedding lately celebrated
agolda ~ng'on' We're two gold watches,
rom III. meerschaum for the Bishop,
D'' Son Casper T., of California
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man, N@'ond Opinion, is the title of a
A Paper Just started at Bradford by
de. a. 6. Earl formerly of the Indepen-
Size a D'a"odvd. The paper is of good
ris,' "uo well printed and edited. We
IN h. brother Earl abundant success
MS new field Of labor.
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hR s.. s. CLARK has removed to South Main
~ Street. Office at his residence
ST. Adams. VI, May. ?, 1866. gs-tf
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EXCELSIOR PAINT.
100 POUNDS FOR So.
THE WORLD CHALLENGED

The Great American Paint 60.
OF No. lG Jsaa y, Neo York.
After years Of patient stddy and experiments
by one of the best chemists III this country. are
fccted, and meet with the most gratifying re-
suits, and succeeded in producing
AN ARTICLE OF PAINT.
Of dny Color desired,
Far superior to anything ever before offered To-
the Public, and which for all outside work.
Carts, Wagons,
Agricultural Implements,
Sc, Sc.
Has no equal.
With the ingredients which are simple. and
always at hand every man can become his own
manufacturer and painter, at the cost of
Only 2 Cents per Pound.
Although but recently offered to the public
hundreds Of testimonials Of its intrinsic value
are constantly received.
THE COMPANY
Believing that the community are over ready to
appreciate and support Articles Of True Merit
have determined to offer the Receipt and Rights
TO manufacture and use this PAINT, directly to
the people at large. and that it may come with
in the reach Of all classes have fixed the Price at
the nominal sum of
ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
4 q orders for The Receipt and Riglis should
b. addressed 10 the
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT COMPANY,
No. l6 John Street, Ne,r York
BOWMAN SMIrH, Secy
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Mico, n J., Aprl 20, 1866.
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT Co
No. 16 John ST.. n. Y:
GENTs:-After a thorough trial of the Excel
sior Paint, which manufactured by your pro-
cess on my buildings, fenc = &c. it gives me
pleasure to say, that | have never seen its
equal.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY J. BADGER
LHae fags, n, Nay 5, 1866.
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT co:
GENTs;-I have just completed painting all
my buildings with two coats straw color Excel
siOr Paint,--large two-story housc. with large
carriage house: barn 20 by 80 it,: about three
hundred feet of fence; and my carts. plows and
other tools-a fine blue and all at cost for
materials of (S5.73) five dollars and seventy
three cents. Am confident that | have saved
over slO0, in cost of materials.
Truly yours.
JOHN I. RHODES.
-4aeAs y. J., Nay 10, 1866.
GREAT AM ERICAN PAINT co.
1G John St., n. Y.
Please accept my thanks for the benefits re-
ceivcd from Your Excelsior Paint. For small
cost have saved hundreds Of dollars. My farm
and buildings would sell for 81 eco more for its
use.
Yours truly,
JAMES ATCHINSON
Orer 500 testnl 03iais IN is fqro3' on oit,, f'es
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-4aeas. y. J., Nay 10, 1896.
GREAT AM ERICAN PAINTC
Notice

oro 500 testimonials il, its Jaror on o,o. f'e,
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The GLoRY or Man Is SFRRSGTH. Therefore,
the nervous and dobilitated should Immediately
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
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HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BUCHU
In the Great Diuretic.
HEINBDLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsA-
pARIILA
lathe Great Blood Purifier,
Both arc prepared according to the rules Of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, aud arc the most ac-
tive that can DO made.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-11

OFrIcE OF TIE UxI0x AND AMERICAN,
SUNDAY. Feb. IL. 1856.
FIyASciAL.-Gold opened yesterday morning in
New York at lss51 decline ofa halfcent from
the price the previous day. = was bought BY the
brokers af this city during the day at l369ls. and
sold at about the New York rates.
Union and Planters Bank notes were firm Mt
previous quotafions-Union commanding from 81
TO 63. and Planters So TO 81.
There seems to be no advance az set in Bank Of
Tennessee, on account Of the recent action of the
legislature. II remains firm at about i0c. But
little changed hands yesterday.
Southern money generally, rather duli-but lit
tie offering. and bought at reduced rates.
CorTos.-The unfsvorabe foreign adyiees pre-
ducing heavy decline. as heretofore noticed, con-
time TO depress the market. Yesterday il was
very dull. sales small, and prices ranging from IS
to S14 cents. This state of things is likely to con-
tsnue until further news from abroad.
ToBacco.-This staple is again making its APP
pearance in small quantities. Yesterday Hugh
McCrea & Co. received and shipped 16 hhds. No
sales TO report.
GRocERIEs--The market continues active. The
report offhe last few days may be taken as a fair
measure Of yesterdays transactions. The demand
is steady, and our merchants seem determined to
reassert their claim to the country trade by re-
dueing prices to the lowest possible figure.