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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-09
The ThiefsPIea.

"Well, SIR" said police magistrate to a
prisoner charged with stealing ait appears
to me that I've seen you before.i Your face
looks very familiar Have you been here,
"Ycs. sirn .Jqy2a al lRl'qygI sdi
"How many times p,,,-----
.,Not'oyer \ ioze6ls rs1 GsSTE a
i"Ahl you old rogue, IIrthought SO.
Weren't you before ma once for steallngIa
snaWbs sWbfS }, saiiasH slt dliR 9gpil9d op bs
2~And q watchfn 9fi e9a 5or oboW ,aoi.
. II remember something about it, . tuh
sand breast-pin ?rV sa l,uaI,rnl a,r "a
II shouldn't be surprised.n
sand number OF pairs Of boots p. Z ~ d
81 do recollect that tine.''oi t9G)oYbs 2nt
"And some pieces Of silk from q linen
drapef's, If I am mot mistakehfns 9siA
swell, you ain'tps 59iiIiqs e sgw 919hT
.A And an old gsntlenSn's peFtmsRteaAassi
"And one occasion a barrel of alege' 'nnI
1"0nly onee''9nl haislihinHG (iiEg 81 oI9d
s."And about a.yearago a ahorseand carteY.
"Quite likely, "a 1saa q. ,a.,,,,r H.,
"And here you are up for stealing su<sar,
this time. What excuse have your i'i
"a very good one your worship"
EWhat one ? Necessityg ,
'Not exactly" A'oN'' SFl 'VLd23li ahI
u"Then whatHllJl T92i31 q 819iil lads
l5'sYour own adviee.gsHoH 5at ri bod bns
sMy, advice? How, dare you? You've,
been here so many times you've got famii-s
lar and grown sancy.i ~ oi s9afiSh19djnoa
-as'Ilsay Iacted uponIyour adFicspand u
"To steal Tell me when advised you
to steal" ----.---
ltsEyeryy time I've beens brought before
Youth evidence was net sufficient, and
YOU discharged me and said, go about
your businessr srand i did. have only fol-
lowed your ordeTs.pg9a bar hg1bnnh 8IO 10
s.Well, sir now said the astopished mag-t
istrate, 'the evidenceis not sufficient this,
time, either, and you ara discharged, you
lHekyirpgue.. But take arey0u 0ud0p'ts
to business too close, hereafter or you may,
find you've overwofked yourself and I,
shall have to send youlto'a hospital. .s0iofAi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-09

s.Ss.dsSSsS fJ,,, sos ;i7ss. EEETgo s,s,ss.
''O'u"m 1, l,46epfSII'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-09

from the Rev. +. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
HoOGand's German Bitters and feel il my privilege
to recommend them as a most valuable tonic, to all
who are suffering from General Debility from dis
eases arising from derangemeDtOf he Liver. Yours
truly, Il. ID. fENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-09

noyI-diy-jan2I NY Se w 70 s5lifi1,is Sdl
''-'-A' .liIls9ob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

THE WEBER PPANO-FORTE
ia called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by ell the leading
musicians city snd elsewhere pronounced by the Nstiona
Piano Fore Association after trial In Their rooms with ihe h
manufacturers Of this county ennenty the BEST PIANO IN
AMERICA and used by the cOnervitoy Of Music and other high
music schools altogether because Of their immense power eq'any
vee,uess and bncy touch and great durability
wAREROoMs No s2s BFOOme-st. nesr Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

XNyATERSs SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
w nELoDEoNs and cABNET ORGANS .Ss best @s5s
lived Tor de sane second Pianos bargains. from So 70
e2S Ola pianos taken IN exchange Liberal discount 70 teehe
Cssh paid second hand pianos Pianos tuned ana
yensrcd New Pianos for s2S aud upward MSer9oHs
No. lsl Broadway, " \. hohAOb WATKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
Bcaro ano Rooms.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
Go Farrnsrs,ano Others

-. 60 farfntrsrano Others.
EN0R, SALE--TW0 AYRSHIRE BULLS, coming
years Old pure Of tie ungys,oek 10 the
country FoT particulars apply JOHN DUcY the drove yad
One second q AID Tkd ave. where they can be
Dealt PEATT PEATl-Manuiactu Jared, Summer
ard Winter dollar per tun, BY H. BALLS
machinery and drying hoates which gosaieed 20 uTPass
Pkst isJfu " eALLs EH ls ks4RGlsRlTa - wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

w 49,
ctTORE. TO LET-The STORE. No. 80 Nsst ISI1a
- to LET or LEASE. Inq urs Of or sser..s - :,
mo LET-A nice unfuruished HOUSE - r ,sUsi
~ NsxYork Hotel; s22s per month 10 po No
- CHAMBERLIN Co, Ne z0s broeeSa,. ~. - ~
mo RENT for TWO YEARS. splendid IGs ~.
TRYsEAT with Furniture u..ss o. ssS Me- sSd rsus
Including End and wasr-NsI.1 av sompssa
and 6csls Tho h0u,s o. oss Ss eS sSandsn ADD p
order The grounds oomPsss some y .sSIisss are
-. - erlsnsive Rent $3.50 yer nonsA NrF' taD
MORGAN. No . Rinest. ! -fToTTSIS
TTSO RfNT-Furnished and untnrnlsnea iiH pu..l
il few len :. W. pL -s-.~ ...-..u--u-.z.sz.sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
CEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN

TTNO MANUFACTURERS SITES ioI manu- a.a,
ssctory directly the shore Of Long l.ans ssssa S..
nom New YORK City hour by railroad which
on nearly every in TIE day and BY .esneost ds ~ ~
drawing IS Of water discharge 81 the sens ~,
NM ibe ,ituaon Is one OF the healthy IN ths ss ~
Operatives win be made with parties ~ ~,
sb new bra,es Of business Bulding and power ssn
nished needed Address, Manufacturer Boz Aeio W. "
York.
vYYHE SALE Of the HOMESTEAD FARM o.
Abraham o. Voorhees, deceased at Rocky Hill ~ = -
poponed on account the storm and WIZ ~ rr,n-
ises. DfNlo ~. -HZ----
O00sBUILDING LOTS on Bergen hgets, s ~,
sGbtt occess from all the JcIsey Ferries y ho'see"" -
l" "'"' '''' PARSONS wkRD No. ~ ee.Me-
10 ACRES. 81 miles from EatonsTown station, -
. The karitsn and Delaware Bay Railroad Coed bsISsnt
some fruit GEO. G. ROSE. linton F.l Monmouth Co. y
WANTED, for cash customers, LOTS in iV sns,.
wv WILLIE between secoud and FouIth.sy ABOVE S Ts
,h =, No fSSney prces. GALLAHUE MCLEAN hsa N''
Brokers. No 90 GedAsst -, ~, 07
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LoANs''
WI CITY PROPERTY ,,,.,n ~. "a Pines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
Deniistrr

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ong gu, ~ s' ~
nee Of Ellrousosyd Gss and have sse shasi g
g. ttsrs and ffs,b eTsIy d'f We esI" az
gSsgI llsulss hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
6otels, sc.


CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATER-CUhE,
" Formhiy Dr. N. BEDORTHA'S, SARATOGA STRINGS. -
Omen eVNhe year. CHAFFEE FORD Proprietor ", "
FOR one the Prppofs Electric Pby.cian aud MedeA Eee
tran attends personally to the treatment Of psiients
DR. n. BEDORTHA, OF the Saratoga Water-Cure
and Hotel would inform his friends that lie IL established
m cday opposite Congress Spring Park his old e e
la brick edhe called Park House Baths S are reaay AHe
.ons Winter treatment are good address
N. BEDORTifA NJ D., sarstoga springs, n. 4. ,
the public that his nedioihe alo
called Mothers Balm" "ChEd Bearing mode Easy u
SUCCESS and becoming popular wherever has been used very
gen and lady who bad used the medicine ana seen ne
ELECTS The tesuts have been WONDERFUL nel9se
Toe m Circular or medicine sud directions OF 20 Tor ned,eine
and inyads Gnide Adde'S N Bedorhe ssrstoga spring, NJ
DLANTER's HOTEL Augusta, Ga,-Returnished
and Rsopentd Oss 1866 THoS. s. NlCkERsON Proprietor
Late proprietor Mills House. Charleston. e csnd Of NekeE'on
Hotel Ssllmbis, $ {.
CT. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Elghth-st.,
- New YORK on the EUROPEAN PLAN, centrally located and
newly ad 90 open. Rooms en- suite and sung
pisbed f famlesapA single gentlemen Quests FURNISHED Win
private tsb II deed. Single ooms from 20 per week npo
TENHE ASHLAND HOUSE,
A Fourth.ave snd Twenty iourh-st
Single enemen Families make advantageous arrangement"
for Permanent BOARD.
Transient 50 per day. , - II 49,.
Harlem and New Haven kaLroad-"th Two ies VI ef
cars and one Of stages passing the door
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
For Cincinnati.

rVHE SUBSTANTIAL STEAMER 49,
u "STARLIGHT,| Cap. PIER IzilefSSI4
CELL, will leave for the above, and -
all intermediate Landings On Thu RSDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.. ".
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or 10
HARRISON 4 SONS, Agents,
nov2S-2t q Front street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Nashville Dry:GoOds Market.

The past week has been rather inactivei
merch generally buying light, with the
hope of further decline. Our latest adj
vices are that cotton goods have about
touched the bottom, and soon We look for a
general reaction in the trade. We have
but few changes 10 note since our last quo
tations Below will be found the quota
|tions of q few of the leading articles:
PRrNrs-Glencoe, 12lEc; Troy, 1876; -Wamsut-
ia, I61ac; Clutches ,, lIc Aanalos, Ife; amos
monds, 19c; Spragues 1916; Merrimaeks, d, 2Oc;
~ TIcKII1Sas.-Commestoga "A. Soc do extra, A
so. Ea1ie T. 45c; lower brands 25tg331sc.
ScoTCH GINGHAMs-30 to 45c; Chambreys, so to
SIZE. ,,.E
BLANKBrs-$2 so to $1,000 per pair.
AMERICAN DELAISES-2I12 to SIC. 49,.
DREss GooDs-In great variety at 227zc to
ALL Wool DEAFNESS to Sc.
Al WdoT, CJAssiNERs-Sl 90 TO $500.
RAIMoRAt, SKIRTS -s24936 p dozen,
SKIRT BRAIDs-Sl00 2 dozen.
THREAD-Victoris, ,12z9e 2 doz; do IOO yards
25c; Coats 200 yards, SIZE.
brown SHEETISGs-N irginla, 81, Ii1se; Gar
MUM, IA, pc; Augusta do. 221Sc; Pacihe a. "A
IiHE4vY .CorroS PIAIps-2ITH to Sc; Cotton
strines. 80 TO 25e: Apron Checks, p to Doc.
iITNsFys-Athietie, 81. 29c; WesteIlys, ia
s5c; White rocks ga, 49c; A.. good. 40 to 0Ve.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
MARKBTS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK. Nov E.-MOney easy and steady
at sol per cent 80, l,,,oo4<
Gold active and frmer, opening at 44V and
Cove Government stocks more active and HsH
The Posts money article says the loan market
is abUndautly supplied at for call loans. and
there IL a fair value Of transactions at s, with
SeneraI Tendency toward easier rates. Choice
1ames mass at 696% for short dates Paper
good bills quoted at sac, with slow sale. Stock
market active but feverish: Governments are
better, in consequence partly OF recent shert
sales bv speculation, partly OF the demand LOT
foreign accounts, but chiefly from tue large ana
increasing investment demand Inc last named
cause influences chiefly 5-2Js, and to less ex-
ent the7-30s. ~ ~
eH&A Is New York Market.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 27-Cotton firm, at 341ze for
Fiour duh. but closed frmer. s. 909lO % Tor
sound common; ex-State $40 609ll 5e e4-h. H.
o. s11 55al3 20, trade brands included IN saies'
Whisky quiet and unchanged, =, =
Wheat duh and heavy, I92c better; AZ u %
for No 8 Milwaukee; 81 30 tor NO. o9, ana
mali oniet sI 3d. Corn opened ft92e better, and
closed duli and unsettled, 81 2Jgl Zoz Tor snip
ping mixed Western in store and ah0at-
Pefroleufn quiet at &c for crude, and - LOT
PORK opened lower, but closed frmcr, at 81 -62
az so reqtliar cash, for new mess, closing at
! 30. 30 for cash, and s20822.50 for prime; Gut
aeats heavy. Hogs steady at liall1zc Tor
Western f---
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
New York DIV Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. E.-The dry goods market
has again relapsed into a state Of comparative
quiet There is but little variation in prices to-
day, aS in.the absence Of buyers there IS no call
to reduce prices. Were there a demand some
concessions HeUld be made on large lines Of
goods.
Cincinnati Market.
CIScIxxAFf, Nov. q cotton active, sales Of
1000 bales at S3aS21zc for middling. Receipts
fSo bales, and for the week ,S55 bales. The re-
eeipts since September LIST are A.94 bales,
against go, 135 bales the same time in 1865.
Flour Is dull, Superhne, SO 50910 50.
w heat hrnl, No. red. 81 1902 50. II u
Corn frm ana quiet, at 4s@50c for new, and
S0@96c for old.
Oats steady at 4sc for Mol.
Rye firm q 81 IS for No. l. ,atf FHF4
Whisky steady at 34c in bond. - -. q
Hogs dull and prices lower. closing at 81 100
20 gross Receipts l,lOO, chiefly prime Ky.
Mess pork dull and prices nominal. at 24c no
Lard dull at Belize. Bacon duh nothing
doing
Gold 142. closing buoyant. ..a1s
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. E.-Sales of IS hhds at
iu su Tsss5r sour 40 so 1883
Red. wheat 81 Is. Old corn in bulk s5c: new.
Ness pork 81 50. Hogs s65E per gross. Bacon.
shoulders lie; elearsides 141%e.
Lard in tierees l2Z.
Raw Whisky 81 %.
Cotton frmer at 3l3zc.
Foreign Markets.
LIvERPOOL-Noon-Nov. H.-The cotton mar
ket opens dull, but steady. The sales to-day
were 5000 bales. Mddling uplands at opening
were quoted at l411d. BTeadstufs were with
out material change. a.aA~ aaWE
LoSDoN-Noon-Nov, 27,-The money market
is quiet. ConsOls fer money 60. U. S. SOS,
70H. Erie r.. r. stocks, A. Illinois Central, rs.
LONDON, Nov. &.-There is a irmer tone OBJ
servable in the market for U. s. $40 bonds this
morning, and business has been done for cash, 81
both 7974@71e, the latter quotations being the
one now correct; Illinois Central 2 cent lower;
Erie is steady at Saturdays rates.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
oorTON MARKET.

The cotton market has fuctuated con-
siderably during the past week. There has,
however, been a constant upward tendency,
and prices closed to-day at SOL and 303c.
Advices from the East have produced a
frmer feeling in the market, and as a con-
sequence the transactions to-day were much
larger than for any previous day of the
week. Very little of the cotton brought in
by planters duringthc week has been sold,
the majority having been in store
for better prices.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
! RIVER NEWS

0FF'i- s-FFSF1 44tit FL
The weather was rainy all day YESTERDAY with
fair prospects for sufficient fall to materially
affect the stage Of the river. 's-
There is large three feet on the shoals and fall
ing. 800 -u--.-,
Business vas auIl on tx .isvss and very little
stirring. The following is cur port list:
ARRIVED.
NOns,Tot9r CO. Fl bnB 101o.
Steamers. Tyrone. for Cairo and Memphis.
"a a IN part ..,..
Steamers, Nashville. A. Baker. Gen. sisel.
The Nashville is now in port and receiving for
all ports below.
The HAVANA and Starlight win probably both
be at the landing to-day.
The Tyrone left yesterday for Cairo, with the
best trip Of the Season--fcrty Passeagers in the
cabin, besides a number Of emigrants deck
enc hundred and thirty-eight bales Of cotton
and forty horses and mules hsgz1. fs-trEa
The prospects are that business will now liven
up considerably, and that we shall have much
more to report on the coming rise.
We have no new boats to add to those already
reported expected. VA
The Memphis Appeal of sunday says;
"The weather IS very beautiful, and business
on the leYee more than good, The river at this
point IS still rising. The lower Ohio is still going
Up, Hhile TIE upper Ssisslppi continues 70 tall,
There is thirty-four inches in the Arkansas aud
falling"
The NJ. S. Mepham, which left Memphis On
Thursday night. had 5000 feet Of coffin lumber
for reinterment Of the Union dead around Yicks-
burg. The Cairo Democrat says there are 10000
collins at Jacksonville awaiting shipment south
ward
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1856,

At IL o'clock A. n, the property known as the
Berryhiu Piece, on MeLemoFe street, betweeh
Church and Broad. The Lot fronts 50 feet, and
runs back leo feet TO an alley. The house contains
FIVE good rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms,
stable, etc. IL Is now occupied by Mr. william
Simmons, who will furnish any one applying with
information regarding II. ~
TERMS OF SALE srs credits OF 6, II, is and "a
months, with interest. Notes required with per
sonaI security, and lien retained. Sale Zee from
redemption. MUTTON B. HOWELL,
novil-td Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Fer Louisville and Cincinnati
Direct. a.aaa

VNHE REGULAR NASHVILLE
L and Cincinnati Packet COmpauy's 1871
Steamer HAVANA, MARSH CLARK,
Master, j. L. MILES, Clerk. will leave for the
above and intermedinte points on Thursday,
the 18th inst, at o'clock P. n,
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or TO
w. A. PEBBLES, Agent,
nov2s--2t Cor. Broad and Front ste.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
dates designated {:

This shows an increase in the receipts
at the Southern ports, Texas excepted, du.
ring the past week of so, 953 bales. aI
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Berry. Demoville & Wharton,
wHOLEsALE DRUGGISTS.
Nos. 5 and s South Side Public Square,
BERRYHILL HOUSE
.-r-ef
CHA CERY SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Chancery Courtin the case Of Thomas Mcknight
Admir- vs.. Lucy MeGregor and others, will sell on
the premises. on
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The closing dispatch from New York to-
day quoted cotton quiet and steady, with
sales Of 1,500 bales. -ssf'
We understand that there has been
much Misunderstanding in regard to the
shipment of cotton to Nashville previous
to paying the Government tax, a number
of revenue collectors being apparently in
the dark about the matter We call the
attention of all parties concerned, to the
following .aerEs HaT 20 ssa 1hi
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS IN REGARD
no THE MOVING OF CoTFoN IN BOND
1t having been represented that much hard
ship and Inconvenience are entailed upon
the smaller planters and farmers in the In
terror counties of the cotton producing dis
tricts, or in consequence Of the enforcement
of recent regulations concerning the re-
moval of cotton in bond, and that additional
and mach needed facilities would be offered
by allowing bonds for securing payment Of
the tax U pom delivery Of the cotton at the
point Of destination, to be taken by the
Collector Of the receiving district, instead
of the Collector of the district whence the
cotton is. shipped, as provided by reguia'
tions, series 2, No. 5, issued from this offic'
under date Of July 81, 1866. The follow
ping additional regulations upon the subjeet
have.been adopted for securing the pay
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For Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans

mHE SPLENDID PASSENGER =.
i steamer NASHVILLE, Wiley 4 ,-nHSt4
Sims, Master, JOHNNY HARPER
Clerk, viii leave as above on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, ct II o'clock n. +.
Through tickets TO st, Louis, Memphis Nicks.
burg and New Orleans.
C0RBETT & BOYD, Agents,
rr-F HtH q Front street.
HARRISON < son; Agents,
nov2s-2t ts.e q Front street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold made considerable advance sesi
berday, having opened in New York at
1403, advanced to l4lg at1l, was 1923 at
noon, and closed at 142g at 4 P. NJ. The
transactions in gold here are very Light,
seldom reaching FIVE thousand dollars. The
buying rate was 14O, and-the selling rate
141@142 - ~vc-rnvr ~
Government securities were quoted IN