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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17
BARDsyOwN, KENTUCKY,
Baptist Female Institute.

THIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN CHAR
L tered by the Legislature of Kentucky, and is
conducted by Elder V. Z. KIRTLEY, sided by a
full and competent corps of Teachers.
Pupils received at any time, and charged from
the time they enter.
Railroad communication from Nashville. Leba-
non, or Louisville. For particulars, address
V. 4. KIRTLEY,
feb23-dlm Bardstown, Kentucky.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

From the Rev. Thos. Winter. D. D., Pastor Of
Roxborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir IL feel il due to your excellent prep
aration. HoOfands German bitters, to add my
testimony 10 the deserved reputation il has OBJ
tanned. have for years. at times been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous sys-
your German Bitters. did so. and have expe-
rienced great and unexpected relief: my health
has been very materially benefited; confidently
recommend the article where meet with eases
similar to my own, and have been assured By
many of their good effects.
Respectfully yours.
I. WINTER, RoxborOugh, Pa.
From Rev, J. 5. Herman, of the German Reform
ed Church. kutZtown, Berks county, Pa.
Respected Sir:-I have been troubled with Dys-
pepsia nearly twenty years, and have never used
any medicine that did me as much good as Hoof-
lands Bitters. am very much improv ed in
health after having .aken FIVE bottles
Yours. with respect, ]. S. HERMAN.
Beware Of counterfeits. See that the signature
Of " G. III. jackson" Is on the wrapper Of each
bottle
Should your nearest druggist not have the Hrti-
Gle do not be put of by any of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place.
but send TO us and we will forward. securely
packed BY express.
Principal Office and Manuf...ory,
NO. 6Sl ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
JONES a. EVANS.
Successors to c. M. Jacksoa & Co,
Proprietors.
For sale By druggists and dealers in every town
. the Vnited States. feh4-dAw9m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

From the Rev. E. D. Fendall, assistant editor
Christian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of
HoOfand's German Bitters. and feel it my privieg
to recommend them as most valuable tonic to
all who suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours, truly, 4. D.FENDALL.
From Rev. d. Merrige, Pastor of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given to DIR. Hollands German Bitters, was
induced to give them trial. After using several
bottles found them to be a good remedy for de-
bility, and a most excellent tonic for the stomach
ID. MERRIGE
From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Nincentown and Millyiile New Jersey Baptist
Churches, Philadelphia.
Having used in my family a number Of bottles
of your Hoofand's German Btters, | have to say
that / regard them excellent medicine
specially adapted to remove the diseases they are
recommended for. They strengthen and invigor
ate the system when debiitated and are useful in
disorders of the liver, loss Of appetite &c. have
also recommended them to several Of my friends
who have tried them, aud found them greatly BEN
fetal in the restoration of health.
Yours. truly, WILLIAM SMITH.
$50 Hutchinson street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

u. G. JoNRs a Co. have opened a full assert
ment OF Figured and Check Linens, suitable for
childrcn's wear
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

D. @. JOKES & Co. have received beautiful
quality of Iron Grenadines.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
i the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters favoring as
with their business may rely ON getting the high
will be as low as any house in the city. Should
our old friends favor us with orders for Groceries
they may rely on having goods purchased at the
lowest market prices. We will give cur attention
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. whore the
those interested.
Hoping for share of public patronage. we sub
scribe ourselves, ETC.,
janl3- HUGH McCREA x Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

ALEXANDRIA Robes. all colors at d. G. JOKES
A Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

wmrrr and Colorcd PiQue, at D G. JOINS 4 Co.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER.
EVERYBODY

EVERYBODY a
Can get in a sealed letter enyelop, my Theory,
S.rnpfoms and TreafBsnt Of Fervoas. Uriaai J
and Sexdal Diseases, clearly delineafsag all sfis-
eased conditions. with full symptom Lists. for two
three-cent postage stamps 10 prepay postage.
Circular for Ladies' relating 20 Diseases If Puberty.
MensfrHafion and Pregnancy. Sc.
ianZ3-irnf dlrW IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

10 credit the statements dealers y are not getting
rch ccsts something TO keep hCrse IN the cy and man
bens 70 feel little RESTLESS when be hes brous IN resh ct
from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Canada and spent week
without selling animal Countrymen sometimes undertake.
70 sell their horses but being comparative strangers sne
having 70 WORK against the regular dealers and host in ei
employ they generally become dsposed With abe trade sell
out at sacfce 70 those very dealers and 80 hume There
vast deal Of ockeyng IN the horse trade and sharks are
plenty 70 comein for fee when fancy horse or team sold
under The plea that they either directly or indirectly assseo In
the sale OF at least they did not work against
The Twenty fourtbst stables well hued win horeeA
among which al classes from the little Kannuck pony
offered at s9O 70 fair horse Of al work Of s5O9so then
heavy cart truck horse At $0at3d and 30 up hne
road horse at tj0O finishing with the fancy oster s
at2 500 there being animal brown black Dexter 10
hands high good about 40 which the owner refuses "
part with iof less than the latter while smother cost mn
81 800 and Is Of span held at 0 The owner Of these
Just sold Of fine ehestnute 6 hsnds high wen matched
for e. 70 20 Chicago These Of course are extremes
but ane pairs roadses frequently bring WOO 70 81 zoo and
tO 600 the prices for heavy spans OF express horses
The city railroads using good many horses payi sia
sl40 and In some ESQ each Caftmen, who want
heavier horse pay s75 $3.50 for their class There
little shipping demand for the South and the West Indies but
the number poine comparatively hns Upon the
whole be set down very dun for the season
dealers hope for better times after election and that at s
the seecess candidates viii each want 70 buy hne horse In
Of their good fortune and that host OF hungry
politicians x al want horses TO ride into Office upon n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRE AND BREST Oct. Pin steamship Lsores,
Robert Du Caroline Duff Adophe Lurcker, Mr. Me5aId Nj
weu ferdinand hOry Arthur Lr-f Bensrd ',stins xs,,sr
A Jacob HsbdchD Ezsbeh Heiseh, Johafn sh
Rons Maria seger Bertha Steisef Maize sohe HONOR
Matte E-onore Vail Jacob CUTLER Joseph ffo
Zenzim, Christian Scbn-de. Lambert seufsI.
Bingt VIM de Ia Q1esnere Ausvsts Mschfore, Wagner Carl
Tnsoay Christian Nozt Theodore Schneider, bsbtts
Fr- Ro.svins Johann Kauz Eabsth kofe AE1as Hsse
cseph Dohnger Fneddch Schszmann Leonard SchA hred
Bes,n Jacob Knr Herman Kari nnsng Conrad MssD rred
rich Ioidan' Valentine Jan1r william baftnfa' ,Sssns
i nIe' Kind ame Blum and cbiAx Nine. Je,epAias
Lehman and children FTedprc Lsb-y w H. Oppod Letenso
has zegi David Henrik E5iusT ElisiSsh EsiDssI
Elizabeth Ebinse Lima Ebnser Frd Ebnser Nina keiner
- Rous hHs. Roas Joseph KEN. ferdinand S S..ss
Apsu.,e Kuopae Egr Edousrd Brosmer Nine De
sno Ea Vosrl Jacob Hcle Bchrr Mssdsena Zuher Mars
III bknair Nine de Josnn Deknste asd mere
Murra. lurther Matthias seAat Edwsza
RiegeT Fried S,Pple, Edward Ponaz -.
FROM LIVERPOOL, Oe 2+n steamship NlyinisJona nneo,
~ Maew'yE G. Jedeer Mn, Qkouks snd CHILDREN Ah.on
ard child chcrep and Mr. and Mira An
dessoa Mrs BALDWIN Eastwood MIR and Mr., whoek and
son r. W Mr. ard Niss Fslow, O. hul,n J. N
Macbssne Miss Seoble, O. Gimonr, Miss Johnsses
and 90 ~ he teercge.
FROM HAVANA. Oct. Ain steamship horo Csst,ecMra 4
Harris and EeThew C. j. Camsneho o. ~ sarord T. j. SsA ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT Oe NEW-y0Rk

.... cLgARsD.
stesm,hip Nve R.r,u Phasderhs via Newcastle, Del, ,.
st'sn.So A.hIsad Norton Boston. W. p. Clyde .s.s
s.nshp Teg.1s soefas Es.'s &C. oI wrpsy S A,s Ca
stesmsp Albers, BOsne RicbpOnd te Lisinv'sop' P'z
sts.n.Ap s.o,a King Norfolk ca, rou, and Richmond O.
F.: 5 APa;itis s.s T. P.1Pc Co Co
Bsit So.amSad, Wsaes t;sso.. PED cs1rsh w.,
Bark yol.nt ,Br.b SApop, e.ioa D. y spsh Co r.
Rg SO fg'SSDS ps z NJ ~, Il o. Hsi y sa fH
scs, S Mar ,c % s So.; g. = H hSssIs
Sea-. Dante H.nss hons. ss'.nuah Van sran, slAsht
sehr saia D.gs trrl Dsrsr St Johns n b. D. H. De "sh
seir wsutwOrts IBr s,BVrnle 8, Johns B., D De w's
;;. s, ,s., s' ss. l 4 .nt La @.n.e"
sehI Paragon. shats. Ch'rssteB, topper a sssis,s-
s sssL + r BssSs On SfsI rsrsSaes
sS5r T. Jones: p.,i. J.sl.;sns sL Ven sran' sssII
sssI John Davis wlmnf,.r =, , rs~s vs,,,,
ARRIVED.
Steamship MORO Cattle Adams Hs'.n. Oct 10 p NJ vsb
's s. sn s. ISsrsn; BSend. Hsvr. md Br. Oct 10
s ssS Sa ys I'i PoS 10th inst vi, Queens.
sip Masdsoe lsTsa hsnts bremen a days with Hd' and
% n niT s.. .s! ~; ID. S e: cd e
Pss1sr CO.. Ao,,..,o, NJ. s.,, IN s.us., 10 J..
b.iS H con. sr Sect, Rio days viii nd', % Pen
BTs Ep.. tof St Kii. Peterson rr. tes.aosps,
SEPT Bis su ISde..ca Rio jsno days ss.
SoD sns. wsS r.. sP o W. Which vessel
seam James srspy Pscld Tsss leland ss for Brd
'Is h. Harvey Bsr.s Albany for BO.on. ~. M 81.
sehr F..hiou Terrell Providence n.
soho " srovS' Tse.s wauDsi0n c. 10 day, viii ssvs'
Chin Fps.on az S. CO d.ys from Liverpool PhnslspAis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
fsnal Notifies.

IN, THE SUPREME COURT for tbe EASTERN
Il DISTRICT q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. CLARKE
VIZ csS"s ~ Hi
ROAD COMPANY ana JOHN GRAHAM and D. EDGAR TBOM
-: s . ESs yS ~ ne
Seo Of .ss sss,s q p'an,y,sH. entered September ls h ss
* . ~. Ssss s.s % gss ssss = B.
rped and % se eoesuveed attending nom the point Of
Rsrssd de esuny Aassbsuy Peun,,ysn
hosossh Wshinsss In the county Of wsng,on sad State ior
E .s sns .ns s. ~ s
situated ssa ecoasns 70 tho s.d Tbs Chss Valley
seo.sa % ne ssd cSsreTs Valley he.d Company By
fsss,sh I'd s,saSsn1s Railroad Cs%psn, .as rSs Charlie:
ys, R.....a s,d s' % y. d, o. as s sss
ss.s p q gss q, gsSs gi 4 Pee ia
Of 800 20 be paid IN ea.A ., N. sane 81 sale
"a n u. o. zoe 40 sss . S ss. .ag.
A. D issS executed nod By Valley Rs
hundred bcasnd dollars recorded Ausss,
18th l AsshaDy County morissse Booh volume a. psse
iSsmssi,-s or With oihsi. they owsd
make payment Of The balance rs~ses the pee % purens
iersins or DELIVERING up to The Aforesaid TIE bonds
e.i warrants or coupons held BY them At nc Tune o. .s 70 tas Va s
coupons estimated zach rsr een Of the PEI value thereof
holder. purchasing be sn,ed 70 receive %.
sors.d asdaoas :sd price toe s@osn. .re
ss u sad s i De %
% In hs s,sn q .a .ad Sss. .ss sS. ss..
-. so s e hs % LII be paid 70 ssd Trustees the
Of twenty thousand hye hundred dollars As hne Of vac
Sb Upon the sale being made and continuation BY the Court
and By purchaser the s.d
premises sppuenAnees free and discharged from al Hen and
ineumbTAIees whsisoeyeL .....,---
.-.4 Jo ESo Ssl Tahnomasos rrort's.
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q. aggregate fs sstisfsctoy hooEs II sAcxs an I'M
ckaus interior M believe the cholera 80 be raging here
- this ounon u strengthened in By tbe nends
coue reports smansnE fru s. Louis Milwaukee and ohe
country There features 20 D0se an ne Ions
on condition Of the money market Owing 70 NE Iapy
weather which placed barber outdoor opeFsOcnA pS
at Of the discount hoases was rather
shewhere there estfve and urgent oena11 W
VERY little eurrency being reesyed fIOIn no %
drain e continues 20 the Interior though Only
extent Deposits touched the mlnffna nhe AIe
Increasing but not enough 70 give any reel V VIC -
abe which has distinguished INC nIel
che week The discount houses obhgeo 70
closely and few but those absolutely eDpuea 70 IL re-
cefye There no change IN bank rate IN
open market good sgnstures are taken a. Per cent
per Ann ana less acceptable Documents o. Ie per FhI o
The total receipts OF breadstus At chicago from the
10Th 70 the 2od Of October 1856 III s6s bills Flour
and 45l. $40 bush Wheat Of which amount the North
Western Road brought 80 Ssl bbs Flour, and 1907 o7s
bDsh Whsst r1
Attic Hew-York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. ~ and 81
place the following report ia made Of i0bbers priees
to-day ...r .... s.I ..lF.
Brown sheetngsAnAnio A. 23soj Pepperel L. 2ci do r
HeaeAed shirtings-Bay Mills &c. LOnsdAle $780, Rey.
PTints-GsIner Co. Gle. Pacific 2Ocj sprasue ls.oi
T1cEsAIstIOen AA 47iO COnestogs AA a7ic Blackstone
River. DC. '..a ..-'a'N .N
sripes-AmOsheaS s7iCi UncasviIle, Csc ,OY. t0a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
Gbanrss for Business Ellen.

IVES PATENT LAMPS-PARIS, 1867.
protected BY Leitsn Patent IN al
imposni fUropesn countries and spsce having been allotted
a Lamps VIII be exhibited at the Cd
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION or 1851
In Snpson deBAad thsn erpecee hsVs determined
Ia The several
pitysIOn Of Of oaTputneI' who will here early
Janu1ry with too patterns ETC. tbs Business
VIA the mediate SECURING additions. capital for the
Of the business broJ
he patents Tor couhtry
oaef sasory Inducements fos suy
nl aid improvements and hs rapid growth a
bpnnss. Laps hsys ben ia sry years
vh psivcrssi sacn both 10 eiy and lSse sro
nat in riroplAT. / .-I rII lr.. iva. ....
TO Ahsrans Visiting the rrsst Fair h lsords sn unusually
sohs opposnity safe aud diva Investment which
psssar. sndpott sy De eogne y % Aay vho eon,sm
bosinss ~ rles IN no place uanaetunns
pnhtbe than f1rep- be Of k word aud
should n los ruts Cal O. snd TclGs
I .JUIIUs WIS d Co No =. MsiduD lsns. i1sw. Yoft
q ..i.t Propulsion. and Maneiaeianrfs
A RARR CHANCE.LF0R SALE, q rctail stock OF
~ pnY ODs ioz..hs. s,th LEAsE { the store oea,ei "a
0rnd a.. n y. AItrsss b. g.. TdlgDe Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

Brig Gen. C. s. Tnpler, Surgeon o. s. A., died al
Cincinnati on the th inst Of cancer At the age OF yea
He was born in this city In 1905 graduate Of the College
81 Physcans and Surgeons On Gen Mcesns Accession 10
The comnand the Army Of thu Potomac DR. Trper ap
rointed Medical Director and at the time Of ks death
MeJcal Director Of the Department of the Ohio. s1s1
J. II. Lane Of Lynnvle, Tenn, returned hnme one
day Last week in intoxicated condition and commenced
abusing his wife His aged sixteen interfered when tA
father attacked him with large kne and the boy seized gan
and fred killing hS father instantly.
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Bsse-Per 100 on total weight Of Ade taow and
aya sl3 7S0s4 nEst quality sl3at3 50; second quality
n2oel2 Isl third qsAy o1sii So SONS Of the poorest
working 0sss-ssse1eo; handy steers se0etlSo much
tcoording 70 their vaue for beef 81 .-
Cos AID Ycae CaiSes-F4r quality e5O0t75i extra go
OSLO farrov and dry. e356e45 D .. a
Stores Thin Young Cattle for Farners-Yearhngs peG
oo two{ean-oea e0ti5i thrce yean-oads ts09S5
Saefp7rsr ~ hive lSeght t06c sbeep and lambs Per
Fdt Hee.-Psr n nellie live weights shOtes Wholesale
Hsdes-BrghtOn, nal2c p n. Country lots eialoO
LkIg Sklas--25e. .af 'r.a.. 90 "' 'rII 9la
TaA0le--s0 lee- b. s.t to .r e. Cd. Issr
REaAKksWe hsye another duE slow sticky market and
about reporters who farmers TOO well posted a. 10
the state Of the market Notwithstanding the warm weather
already Overstoced meat market there are
400 cattle or than last Wsak Of which about 500
nnded at Cambridge and AedfoFd Large proportion Of
hese were light young catt and dry business was IN
suay dull there yesterday forenoon Mr. Lambsrs HastiaeA
Who has followed the trade for many year. said he hoaghth
renoon The butchers very iBdifercnt shout bayng
nless they e0a ret cattle fos lower price end Growers
Reluctant 70 se at There were about west
and some 800 from Maines and st Brighton well ms at
Cambridge business dragged very heavily and prizes favored
NJ buyer
The sheep drovers were even worse on than who hAd
site The City market Is badly crowded with mutton In
addition 70 The 600 live sheep reported tast week there we're
sge quantities OF dressed mutton from Maine and
Prices are lower naniast week but tran low offers
ee reluctance Of butchers buy at any rate that was N the
nge Of probabilities For fair 70 good lots " % 70 " 70
The light 1ts ~ e. % 81 and the best lots With
SaVy oldiAheep y 70 n 20 y head s0aN 'lf ne W
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Oct AIN Steamship colsmbi.-o Add ASH
Mrs r. H. Vandevoor and maid, Josquh bseys
Freeman JOHN Lapere Castro Mrs NJ del Castillo 81
,G'S . B. s'H''s se'"r; sn nssA k.,.os
smith T. H. Reilley. NJ. Aguaoss II Asersh
simon nanzsnd NJ c. Neoera r. Conay. j. y HAses.ein B.
RoI.nd NJ Banbsm wifi and children Miss k9s<n Ma.
y-hfr Mani A. Ronds Henry Orrsbos Mira Herhsn1sz cad
danahar A B. Gordon D. Oorvric, b L. KIM and son.
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Deniisirp

BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETH.
n WITH PLUMBERS To scr OUT THE CHEEKS AND
pEsrORE THE FACE 40 ITS NATURAL APPEARANCE,
MOVABLE fLuMPERs Adjusted TO OLD SETS.
GAN BONE, &c TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
NO EXTRA CHARGE. WITH NITROUS OXIDE GAS WHERE
OTHERS ARE INSEKTEn
SPLENDID RUBBER SITS $40 TO SIS.
IL BERHARD D. s. No. ais sirhss-.. Fourtsenshst
CoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
u,. Of Ntrou-OTyd and extracted
IS 500 patients certified that done without pain
Oss pure ,ad tesh every day We fall" onOs No. ID
Coopsr lnsdtote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
CuPRrME COURT on ME sTATE on NEw

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW.
- YoRK.-HENRY n ELLIOTT plaintiff. agsinh GEORoE
COOK for demand on contract
fCo not s,r1 To the defendant George Cook
You hereby and Ieqnired 10 the
rorr.nt action WIN be filed in u. s.
CT RI u the City and County Il New Rev stamp
York Ciy Hal said City, and 10 ~ cent?
Of said complaint on tue eanceed
snbserbsrs a their o,e No. 80 Waest In said
CO.. ~ E.Yoyt within t~euy day. srr service this
Of tho day Of uch erviee nd Won a 70
within the time aoresaio the painn IN
Judgment asan for the o. ten thoa
dollars the twenty fourth day February
EIGHT Aty ave besides the costs and
Of this Aetiou.Dasd New isIh Oct sb1
CHAPMAN SCOTT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. % Wsl-stree-
The complaint above entitled Ae,ou fled IN the once OF
the Cr Of the City oany NevYok at the City Hail. in
'''' my W Wv ~ ~ CHAPMAN h SCOTT.
isvfu Tn tFnn Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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sapinas Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ave cor
IN Of Fourteenth at SIX PER CENT INTEREST fire.. Of
Deposits before New Will drsv interest from Nov
THOMAS CHRlsTY, President.
r. II. BuIl- seers,sry
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miscellaneous.
| IS INKSTAND MANUFACTO-

COCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACTO-
NY ma William st. New All kinds Of Cot fresssd md
PLATA tL Ans fHKsTANDS PAPER WEIGHTS SPONGE CUPS,
Oak Ebony and LIBRARY lNkSTANDs Patent
Ap.iyo INKS Whitney Diapers Pat NkSIANDs
I, lowest prices Mail orders strictly attended 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

TRAVELLING CREDITS on Mssrs. J. 3. NOR
II GAN 4 Co, LONDON essesssan - GO rEAsoDi
Cel svaAshis 10 The grinsp.i st. q LVEorE M "
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49, snArs ~ 1870 q, s-.,x !
TWICE OF rhh - - % ,ass
=, c,,,n,,,,, ~ oo rnSr1SV &c EtsyU yOPE
ue shEhAHt VI ~o - orSrpIT ~ = rTTny
be held In this State the TUESDAY sneeerdps be ln.
day Of November following officers be elected 70
vN;
Governor IN the place Of Reubsn Y, RentonI -. a.. l
c.n.i c~ns.ons| IN m, .Aee Of Renanrn " Brace
An Inspector Prisons 10 the place q James Bates
Of who's. viii Tho hat day Of Deecnesf
merit
the Youth Csns.sson District, po.sd Of th First seeoad
Third fsurth nth siath and "sfa' Oh TOE SJ se Oa"C
q N.v.fork snd 0ov.ruor' Island . a, tn. s,.. a..
Representative W. the Fotsth Coosfe~ voc o.co
ne fmh CooFss.on1 S,,ncl eompossH "a ' c,s ~ ~
York- I'D. 49, 80 -.
Representative In the forh Congress OF e unfeo sseses 'ot
siIth ConuessoDA District composed o. ne Nnt fuocnn
and sI.eenh Wards ofthe Cuy ana Cosn % d s s
Representative in the fortieth Cooros OF me uned ss so
The SevcDth Congressional District oepss o. ne evsa'A ena
Seventeenth Wards OF the Cty ard County s T.,
Rspr-sent@rvs In the Foi@h Oonsro o. e ssa.s ~
s ESh .sI w.s Of ~ c, add csua
Yon. .,r.. s.,-. D..
Representative In the ForeA Congress Of ne unsed ne o'
the Ninth Congressional District composed OF me Lrrn e
YOrt, Bl.eiwsII. Word. .ns Randall. Ijasdsr
1wso,y DOE Member o. Assembly
A Res,er IN the piece u Jcau MscsoL ...,.s,.
al he v.o.ss' ss. . S.ss y ss ss
Stewart n. -.o -. .ooots,.a 70
co,onss N zoe s sr sSs sss n sa.rS cen.
Al he.e terms Of oes - sxprs 90 The day Of December
psxt. ! go,
sieuiion Of inp~etors Of Etsetisn and Cesnv
1en hau Lat "A "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Oct -762 bbls Flour 4l9 bbls Whisky 900 sacks Cora
Meal 100 sacks on Cake ~ $50 bush Wheat "A 437 bush Com
675e bush Oats 50 6 bush Barley 200 bush Seeds @ pkEh
Ashes Gle bbs Pork 80 pkgs Lard 20 so Live Hogs 7
bhis Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

INTEREST AT THE RATE OF CENT Pr ASEUh, PAY
ABlE sENn-ASSuALLY, ON THE r1Ksr DAY or JANUARy
AND JULY ...-. ...- ....rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

FkIEcRLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN u. g GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK .-.e-- e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC .,... -
Sun Ri.,..6.7l sun SETS. sos Moon Rises.
sandy Hook .s - Gov ILsnd 10 Hell ts......o:sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

FIRST MORTGAGE BoEDs OF THB CESTRAGsiP PACIFIC
RAnRoAp Co. OF CALIFORNIA. 'eu Poi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
TIE HORSE MARKET

Hones are nor selling as wen az dehers anticipated
ser IN Tie season They and high IN The country
s'nos cannot ~ sod oleop bee without losing money and