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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
TaTTE PARTICULARS n NOTICE

-Dr. ], addresses all those who haye ipjured them
which ruin both body and mind. upftting them for
either business, study society; orInaIrisge. ll
These are some Of The sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habitsgf youth, viz; Weakness
of fhe Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head. Dimness
Of Sight Loss Of Museul ar Power slpitaton OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritability,. DeTanget
msnt Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
MHET Ally. Tho feaffdl effects on tho mind are
rnuebpto be dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Conf Of
Ideas. Depression Of Spirits, Evil Fhrebodnes,
Aversion 10 Society, Self Distrpst, Iovesof Soli-
tude Timidty &C., are some Of the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all Ages can now judge
what Is the cause Of their declining health, losing
their vgOr, becoming weak. pale, nervous and ema-
ciated having singular appearance about the eyos
Cough and symptoms OF Consumption.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
DR. IOHNlTON.

Member of the Royal COLLEGE n Sureeons, London,
Graduate Of one Of the mostemipent COLLEGES IN the
beeflEoent in the hospitals 81 Iondon Paris PhilA
dephis and Where has effected some Of the most
astonishine cures that we're ever known; mehy
asleep, great neryouspess, being alarmed at studded
sounds IashfplpeH, with freanent blushing attend-
ed sometimes with derangement Of mind, were oureo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
ORGANIC WEAK y SES8

Immediately Cured sui full vigcr Restored. VI :
This distressing yAdection7-Yhich renders life
mi .erable and marriage impossible-is the psnalty
persons are to apt TO commit exoqsses from not be-
ine aFare of the dreadful cOpseqbetces that bay
enshe. Now, who that understands The qbect will
pretend 10 deny that thepower of procreat0n Is lost
sooner hy those falling into improper habits than by
the prudentf Bosides being deprived Of the pleas
ure Of healthy offspring, the m! JET serious and de-
structive symptoms Of both body and mind arise :,
Mental Functions Weakened. Loss Of lirooteative
Powet, Nervous IrritAbity, dyspepsia, Palpitaton
OF th4 Heart, Indigestion, CONSTITUTIONAL Debility
IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
,00GEsANDi I
CONTRIBUTION CONCERT

To be given by the De BeriNt Club and Columbus
Mennercbor atthe OperA House. Columbus, o..
on Saturday. December lst, 1866 the net
nil proceeds to be devoted 30 the erection Of o9
a-,rf Peoples, Hall, on the ground 1oor. nj adi
at the Capital of Ohio, sufficient -. nm
oDy: ny dfae TO seat2 OO0persbDs BY ~.
gdV V1h special pefinissiOn Of the lt4t Ai'i
.yHhaYfdT i Collector Of Internal l1mI '"l
- - ,s Z Revenue. .. .f yrnf Ius
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
BAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
BALTIMoRE, MARYLAND.
Z tIlSSsr AZ F,TSVfAII As A REFbGEFROnI

fSsTAFEJSIfhllAs As A AREFUGEFRORl
u QnACKERY,, THE ONLY PLACE WIlERR
A CURE CAN BE OBTAINED na.IJu
Dr.. JUfiNSf0Nbas discovered cnost Certain
Speedy and only Edectusl Remedy i1 the World for
Weakness Of the Back Or , him9s, 1tr,o5Gres, Anecs
ehSress, impSten Z JenerSl Dob lftS, cryodsnoss
Dyspepsia, LanguOr. Low Spirits, ,Confusion',
IDEAS. pa pitation Of the Heart 'limdity, Tremb
ling Dlmness OF sight or Giddiness, Disease Of the
Head reat N0ie fSkh AasSsiShs PI ne, I.A,yf IA
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-sE-
GRET and solitary practices more fatal 70 their yicI
tins than the song Of Svrens 20 the Mariners OF
Ulysses hlighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticlpati6ns. renderihgmarriage, 6c., impossible.
dLAa0 q qYOUNG MEN iI, ~,
Especi.ly. who have become the victims OF Solita
ry,Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps TO an untin ely grave thousands OF
youna men of the most exalted talents and brill liant
intelIect who might otherwise have entranced ist-
enine Senates with tho thundersi OF eloquence.
walked to ecstacy the living lyrs may call with ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
YOUNG MEN

INDUCED In when alone a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects OF
whirhBte mighty felt, eYeuRheq Asleep, and. not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroyu
WhatA pity that a toung man, the hope OF .ht9
country the pride Of his parents, should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoymentso life by the con-
seuuenceUf deviating from thepath Of nature, and
indulging in a certain secret habit. Such persons
IL. n..An r,ln Inn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
NNING MEN
NHARRIAGE.H

Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage, being aware of Physical Weakness
ganic Debility, Deformtiss. speedily cured:
He who places bimself under the care, OF Drs a
may yfeiionslyconlae in his honor IS a genti man
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

TALLOWThe market fairly active and closes seady
sAesof 1i9lic for State and Gl2c for CITY
WOOIWs have feature to- noe IN our market for
either Domestic Foreign Feeces the business beng MOD
crate confined chiefly small lots suitable 20 the tade IN
downward We quote Domestic Fleeces o. 4Odtoe
for Native and I Mernos 4595oc. for ! and I DO
5Oa6Oe for full-blood MeriBOs and 5JG65c. for sax
ony fleece 3OG4oc for No. j Pulled Vd55c
for superfDe do, and 55at6c. for Extra do
22,g25c Tor common Unwaahed California, 30d40o for Pine
DO 9Oaac Texas and American Combng at tcdlec We
auote Foreign follows South American at 25G2c for Con
mon Washed 3037c for Unwasbed Mesza and Mernoi 2t
acc for Washed Rios a30c for Unwnshed Creee
4Odl6 for Washed Cordoya Gillian az 2I63le for UDweshed
Nesfiza anfMerinO; Cape OF Good Hope 300Sc for I'm
washed Rast India 35as5e for Washed and African at 20G
JOc for Unwasbed, and 3GG4Oc. for Washed ..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

The past been heavy week IN the receipts OF cheese the
arrivals being nearly double the number reported
Shipments have been free but fs far short OF the
receipts hence many o beneath its weight OF cheese
The shipping denandand that i al the demand that amounts
10 auythincony calls for something hne for the approaching
holidays very httc fancy Cheosar cheese IS bringing S
but good factories offering BIC and some have been sold
m low as 4o Something 1000 boxes OF cheese were on
boar the Scotland boaud EE Egand and which was lost OF
Sardy Hook lest saturday Tbs relieves both tins and the
foreign msrt 10 extent bit many thousands ready 70
h Understood 20 Dc large country sale Of about QOO
rather grade farm dairy cheese made az IL 5 for
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
RFcETPTS OF PRODUCF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
DIG 4-l7s59 bbls Flour 72s bbls Whsky y bbls Corn
Meal Meal l4375 bush Whest - go bush
Corn % Oats IL 25 bush Rye 900 brsh Aaith
bush Barley bush Seeds IS kgs. Ashes 20 Dkgs Bee
bble PORK 1856 pigs Cut Meats i45 pkgs Lard 1oOsr
Live Hogp sc54 bhs Petroleum ll0 SACKS Of Oll Cake
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
BUTIIH.

Receipts Of packages scarcely Iy from the amount
feportr there eatuTee IN tho trade
saesars for medium while common and poor nuttef can
not worked or htte hne neets with feedy se selected
hsifEns al I0 and dary OF choice brkns is
onay sold though rarely aJoc There Is tomo
Canada bond and litle free which w not blg
over 60 dpc Ohio rolls generally selling at e602te with
little In packing rolls h is important nat tho
barrel b. full pressed Ia blythe head thtsame az apples
10 avoid the arring and cumhlg which partially hed pack
ages are subject TO- The prevailing opinion hS prices have
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
THE MARKETS.
iC-sfully reported for TEE TRrsuss
TfrEguaN ftef

icsTefnliy reported for THE TEIsUsE .,
since the date OF our lsst weekly review cheerful
feeling has chafacezed market generally though we nave
. noe further decline IN m s9e Fiv,sSai . S @ VINE nee
material advance in freghts and yssns news ron Eufope
s Ss to te Improvement and s. canal aavga
on close l21h inst msy OOk for stronger
markets for Breadsuas II Metals have had oompsrs
lively market thongh large sales OF Copper reported
Os ruled dull and declined Naval stores generally
decline is restricted by advaSce in egh' and
scarcity OF suitable vessels The Wool market very dull
prices are heavy aud tending downward.
ASES-The demand oF POS has been fair and the market
hr Rpds ~ X Te oS s scsr5S Ne a. ouos s, 50 %
for Common HsIa $2dssi or Croion, ae 80 ior Pha1e
BROOM CORN f1nsr and il good demardat loal4c for
coTfoS-TAe demand has been moderate and prices re-
main about the At the mOmen there j. bute hsPo
e0n operate extent exceeding immediate sales
small lots spnDers. We quote Mddlng Uplands at SJtd
34c and 90. New- Orleans st ~ BIC
COFFEEThe market for Brazil CO1ees remains dnl, and
with increasing supply sna unayorsoe adyces rom the
producing districts prices arlOwe and heavy sale OF ~
bond Advces from Rio Janeifo Nov via Europe aad
The cable follows Purehases for The Omitted States
9g0o0 baes Price for good Firs RS 500 Exchange 94d
Mess WpSseo sons make The stock Of Rio 81 ys7 Gags
including New Orleans 90 Baltimore, and 20 s5
New. York We QaOie Rio follows Prime sl als!c
Good lsslstcs +sr i,4sIte 3sinsfy gss.o;e' ana ana
eargOes In bond 0ber styles rather dull anu
% ss op %0a S,o We qaes q r seG, %srae"o 9
l9c Lagusyfs and 10. dl6e ~ s. Domingo We quote
sales from second hands o. 20 bags AarAeaibO AZ je3
CEMENTRssendae remains rm, with moderate business
doinga g. IS 3uOaths.
CANDLES-Adamantne are moderately sciive and ttety
al s2s23c sperm ana Patent selling AZ 40 aad Soc
COALIhs braBch 0f trade much depressed and pces
and non Dealers 90 agree in pnce ~ the
various yards and BY the cargo the last auction pces
easily obtained The stock increases daily and the market
CLOSES fat Foreign in fair demand and prices irregular
an lie close. The siock Of this II moderate.
cOPPFR-Ameicsn IagOt = ffn and "a demand a 27 d2sc
for BanOre and Lake. sales Of 80 oo Q5o0OOl n are
norted New sheati1g and Yellow Metal are unchanged
DRUGS AND DTES-An aftities coming this head
ing have been Vey duh and heavy and prices had
clining tendency. w quote
Alum y n. Observation-Disclosures. 81 4c
Arsenic, Powdered, y b..-....-.--.---... % ato.
Psier Copaiia y observation-disclosures. e. a &c.
F,ifashc Eoa Newcastle, y t....-....... "A sac.
Ca,Sie soda q N (e0d)........,...-...... q q Pc
Cream irertar Prime ...............
Epeean sas - n . -. "A fto
Gum Arabic, Picked Y D.---...-..-..---. ~ dsyc
lfsnna Arabie cor4e y ro............... ~ 414sc
gA4ei = H. ~ SoUt< -
hanna, large Flake r Pn-.----..-----.---.-- d 2W
OIL Aepop. y % tgoidg g---.- -----s.--.---t7 So1t ~
ps Sfs Se~eaepe, B,'.'s'''f'.s''.'r - te
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

There Is better feeling in the hop market The heavy de
preston which during the past few weeks characterized most
branches OF trade and which at time threatened pa
had very little effect upon the hop trade Local consumers IN
early and material decline in prices but now pretty well
satisfied there vii be decline and consequently are securing
supply sufficient to them through the season receipts
tor the week only Z3 bales Our revised quotations show
slight advance IN fancy Hops We quote Old American lD
l5e Old Foreign, 4Od55c New American. Inferior S)e
Ec. New American Prime 50aJ5ci New American Fancy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

GRAiN-onr wheat market has been active but at
and we notice better inquiry inferior and good Spring for
export checked the downward tendency and but Tor
sen more marked we have added to our siOek ghty
stp very light lar below what should be to give Us an so
tyy for shipment during the Winter Our present supply
T "a bushels and we are hkas close tho WITH
less than halt the quantity we had last year o. about oO
have had much depression and inactivity though most
holders not disposed 10 eel at present prleess
To-day the market is irregular and less dong for export bat
with demand for milling purposes Choice spring -
Chicago Spring at b o5es2 o. go bush Common White
Western slightly mixed at = 90 and 20oO bush Good Amber
considerable advance eghts and less favorable advoes
from Europe have given buyers the advantage and tho market
ccsee lower though more eeye sales Of soo pgsh AZ
for Western and go sl e for Canada West IN bond
and free the stock on aSaa Is @ basb oss are
medersy seye end steady saes Of $500 easa al ~ ese
state stock bush tho aboye was written We
a sale OF 6,sO0 bush. Canadian IN bond AZ ooe
ported at Ia Stock 1908 bush Corn has been an fair de
msnd workable prices indeed tho nncuetons have been
very violent Influenced BY the variable nom Europe and
advance In froeh Now better order and is now being
taken export extent Holders Of Old are therefore
disposed realize at decline Of f0sc per bush
The stock is decreased slightly and 900 bush To
day business s moderate and prices arc 5c lower under
g II Tor New Jersey and southern yellow lSgSl u @ ioT
Western Mled IN store and q 6s ls aoat closing At the
figures note sales Of 1900 bush Canada Peas al
EXPORTS on BHEADsTUYFH
bbIs- qa sn
Total 10 Great Britain and the Continent
for he week ending Dee j, sfsi-.-- ll5I ,'oS3 49,
same tiIso ls55 ............ 420o5 $3.50 .f1,4se
RECEIPTS or BRKAD5TUYFs
FIoaI, wh.s, Com,
For the week ending Dec. 3 1850. 99e22 S4o.5 42ga6
since Sept 1850 ------- ~ sA ssSg gS %, 40
-.
GUNNIIS Gro very duh and prices for The moment ere
nominal st 2JGgJlc for BaeE and 2902glc for CiOth
HEMPTho busiBess IN Manila hos been 20 fair extent
prices T and 81 Zee gold other kinds duuBd
nominal.
HOPS-A steady good acmnnd sn prevails for home con
sumption and with small siock prices hn. We note
sales Of go bales n pees Ringing rom - 10 o according TO
quality and growth.
HAY-Thc arrivals largely In OF the demand and
the stock u larger The local consumption is ver gf nnd
with present mild weather vii continue saies OF ship
ping 81 O5 and retail l0is sl lJ@si 20 & iVl 70.
ION-Thc supply Of Pig s very light tho demsnd iair
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

. hoda Ash, y n tgoldl l.....-s..s,.-.s.-.s." Nc
Sugar Lad y n tgoldl. ..--.....-.s.-..-.. g 9Soe
NI1lol Blue, " B......-.--r- IL e5otS,,
. DYEWOODS-With only moderate supply on hand ,he
market has ruled ven busDess however s beh ana the
sales making cOntped 10 small parcels We quote;
DUTY FRKE. -
Ioxvood Laguna (gOId), rsti TIM go ooa4--
LogvOOd, CamDeai5y tgod) )-..--.--.--. 70 V9 a.
RustlC Cuba gold. -
fustc, 6ayanila tgodl. q Svg - 81
Fustic, MaIacaibo (Codl s.-.---.-... H So@ ~ W
FLOUR AND MEAI-Sinee our last veeky ref1e" We
have had liberal Flour and with rapid aee
mutation stocks buyers have had the adYanSg
choice Shipping Extras have been wen ustaBed ana IH1e
and Family brands have cold freely although az maen
lower prices stock about iO0 bbls and ~ hano
up largely OF the medium and better gTades Tbs small
compared last but az present 8h prices
consumption likely 70 Be much less and We are tn 70
have receipts during the Winter To-day the maTke xas
owing storm the low grades are strong whe
Family grades lower and Irregular tD sales are pp
at 81 tSeS9 90 fer Superne State ~ s5s 70 or Sonhd
Extra do g. sea $40 IS for the low grades Of western 1
O l5asl 20 for Shipping Ohio; S 3edSl3 10 Tor TRADE no.
and el30fl6 7 Louis Extras Canadian flour Is m IAN
demand and steady Of 30 bbS at S3 oGs9 % sonn
crn Flour Is more active and Is unchanged the demand Is IN
part for export 10 South Amdea the sales are % Dds az
16sl3 for common to fair Extra Baltimore andsCounty
and sI3 80 for Trade and Family Extras Rye Flour If
easier and more plenty sales Of COO obs At to9N 30 Corn
- rs Per 100 ID. =.
FISiT-ry Cod are only in moderate demand prices are
ie easier and close heavy Maokere n fair lo0bng 90
,and and there is more frmses noticeable than last week
ckled Herrnes and n0miba Smoked do are an ar
~ Ne
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
hfEATs.
Por !, hspry depres.sl and h /. ..nr .ory a. ml

.FUULIEI And 0AML.
The market Is m OF poultry and the heavy rain or 20 day s
uniATorabe for the trade Prices vary greatly In fact there
established rates dealers accepting the best oilers they
can get which all the from Sc 20 22o u. lot OF
turkeys chickens and ducks soit was sold st
Ire 10 VeHison goes begging and only the hne anuers WI
sell deer today Large lots Of offered a. lJo
without takers The weather too and unaetued and
with the abundance OF other stu people have not yet began
% bay tlis cheap deer meat We qsote a ta
Chickens and Fovis y N l...l. l..s lse rs y
ptchs Y pair. aiI..,.t.........,...........- % y "
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
s:s. &C.,. ? .....ssssss
YEGETABLEs,

The potato trade Is very slow with almost shpping de-
and The weather has favored che rot and large lots
are constantly diminishing by this disease Prices
changed Onions too are not keeping and are offering At
lower rates. We quote: ..uo--
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

and 5 bags Refined aui al i 0l5c for Powdered
6aBDsted asd crushed l3i0s3c for Soft Whites and ZIG
i3e for Yeows nessrs r. l. a. Stuart have to-day
reduced their figures for refined follows Crushed and
9rgslsted ltte 9sopnd lstei White A. isso and yellow
G., fYe -. rr .-,.-l 49,,
SPICES-The market continues very duh and prices fath ~
though important have been made saee
of 100 e2&e We quote nominany
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
y. :. wno1rsALE pRICEs OF COUNTRY pR9DUCE.

Expressly THB n. Y TTBuSH By own hepor.srI a
The following the erent rates OF articles Ia gooa eoho
ton as sold by commission hOgsea at wholesale shppe
receive 20 10 less deducted for commissions beside
freight charges Parties receiving produce 70 sell
n with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
au avs prices which transient buyers have 70 pay
Our hgres intended ioT the farmer than inc
and prefer dsappoHtby giving the outside prices OF
very articles Boxes PACKAGES should BE- carefully
paint the u the sender should also DC
o,ned mon one end list Of the articles
uUn the under and send letter by mail con
tanning and directions alec stating how and When
sent packages and IN putting up Eadd much 70
the value of the produce
BEANS AND PEAs
Prime Beans continue and high with moderate m
0ir TleT should be made good the country where the
Linn Of ncking over is 10 Is also much better
81 nA - nrdIr nnnrrnu bN themselfes raher than
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
sr1rE OF Nav wax. BAsk DlPAErnssF, }

ALBAST. Juns II, isGS ~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to Chap
~ OF 1850 sHd 40 Laws Of That The circulating
notes Banking Association. located n the
viii be redeemed hs Sapodnen4tEt
othe BaDking Department. presentation the Neslofk st4o
Bsnk in the City Of Albany, for from tie dsis
hereof. and not thereafter -
euasx notes said
sented within ssx years the dste heofl and f
which shall be presented Er redempon and payment
win The fand
in the ofthe Superintendent tbst purpose
Jsl3law6mNed O. w. SCHUYLER, Superintenasnf y
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

ercal srsea sS banb accommodations concerned
for months past FetesB and other good 80
euFss readily negotiable IN bant Hall per cent
Receipts Of from domestic continue
the usual and during the t week Of TINS month
sBcuned 70 nearly e 600 The Sob Treasurer Of hscty
shipped east the M nl t00000 for Government account
makneaen aggregate thus faI 81 g IQQ2Q Seee gA1peT
iDIuay Ior bulOn, and god nai ee
tohy ct so Silver qG0Abe cent dseonh Io
round parcels Currency bills the Atlantic are offered $3.50
cent premium gold Sight drafts payable N go afs
ceiling at "A per cent premium and teegap1c tTansies are
made "a per premium Sterling exchange may be qnoted
Of 5B4g bankers bills C0nmefcal DO at s90493d
The exports Of treasure from October 10 dae have Been as
foloWs:
Oct 2--Per Gasileo 10 Hong Kong. t1dsSs q
Oct per Ethan Allen 10 HOl0Ial1.-.. 5sUs0 W
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

DYEW00DS-With only a moderate supply ON hand the
market has ruled ven firm business however beht ana the
sales making are coR6Bed 10 small paScele- We quote
DUTY FRKR -
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
sTITE oV NSw- YoEx. BzsK 6spssrzssr.l 4
ALBANY. Oct. q. is6s- IA

'' ~ AIs1sI, 0ss ., isos s.
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 70 Chapter 2jd,
~ Of 1859 and 80 Laws OF 1855 that toe circulating notes
issued the IRVING BANh the City Of NewloLkf Banking
the City Of Nei oh VII be REDBEMEDf
AT PAR BY the Sapeenaeat Of lse B.nkns Depa.smes
Nswlork Stale Natons btnh Ia The City ~
Albany tie date hereof snd DOT tsreaer
outstanding circulating Of tbe aid bzn sst be
the date hereof sod Al
which shall presented Tor rsdsaPon and pzymens With
thns specified will be charge the fa In
the bands Of the Superintendent for that gnEPese
o. ". SCHUYLER. Supsrintendeaf 4
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

SHOT without change We quote Drops at "a 10' anu
Buck at III lee
STEARiN-The inquiry been light and the market-is
lower and closes heavy sales Of 100 600 az uGl9c
= STRAW Sc-The demand Is good for Rye from paper
makers at s7lc y 100 Dat do ct 7e075c, and Wheat "
50@55c. y 100 ~ e =, -.
SEFDS-A moderate demand for New Glover Seed az l5a
l5lo y N Timothy Seed Is selling slowly at s3Us % y
bush Rough Fsxseed s selling freely at g 0asj y Oass
OF IA n Calcutta Lnseed s lower freely offered
ses Of 2ooo bags 10 arrive In Boston at " 50
gold .-,--., IN A..
prices arc without Of 22 RKentneky asc
we onote In coin follows Light Leaf LuFs at Jd4e Com
mon AZ 41a6c. Medium at c; Good at Gljei Fine az
Ialf and Selections 17aec Heavy Western and Clarks
WHO LuQs 3s95c; Common 6G7c; Medium eGaOc 6ood IL
l8l9e: fine I3ai4c.; and Selections, l50l7e
TIN-Pg remains dull and only 20 note small sales
m ooT quotations. Plates moderate obbing demand at
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

The rules of the Public Board were suspended to-day
and Mr.. W. B. Lockwood, Of lie Grand LOCKWOOD
ESQ.,, waSelected member by secamston. He will rep
resent the firm Of Lockwood & Co. al the Board.
We would cali attention to the advertisement 9th
southw Pacific Raosd Company OF their First Mort
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
IGGs.

There falling OF In the receipts only lo0 bb being re
ported week There Is really change in prices single
bbs fresh Jersey eggs bringing 4df2c Lined eggs have to
BE- candled are sod loss on We quote;
New-jersey and Pennsylvania fresh q doz., 30 84o
State good marks al
Western and Canada. y dOzr loss OF. 20 a6
Lined y doz, loss OF. oh.........-.-.....-.....-3l G9
Western at mark, a doz. oz..............-....--5 GJ6
EgQ a hush GOOD 40
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09

SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
GOLDEN SYRUPS,
CIDER VINEGAR,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
COAL OIL,
TANNERS OIL,
LARD OIL,
PUTTY,
WHITE LEAD,
WINDOW GLASS,
FLOUR of all Grades,
CANNED FRUIT,
CANDIES, RAISINS,
ALMONDS and other Nuts,
SOAPS, Fine and Common,
SPICES, NUTMEGS,
ENG. BIZ CARB. SODA,
INDIGO,
MADDER,
COPPERAS
DYE STUFFS all kinds,
MATCHES
ROPES, &c.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-11-09
Conference Appointmenta.

The SD annual session of the Methodist
Conference closed its session in Huntsville
last week. The appointments made for this
district are as follows:
FLORENCE DIsTRIcT-Thomas W. Vain
right, P E.
Florence Station: Jno. B. Stephenson.
Cypress Circuit: Thomas F Brown W.
G. Davis, Sup.
State Line Circuit: To be supplied by J.
NJ. Written.
Waterloo Circuit: To be supplied by
Theophilus Duncan.
Savannah Circuit: John A Barbee.
Pulaski Station: Geo. L. Staley, L. H.
Grubbs, Sup.
Rogersviile and Driskill's Chapel: Joshua
G. Phelps.
Shoal Circuit: Alfred A. Barbee.
- Richand Circuit: Jno. Sherrell, A. Clark
John S. Marks, Sup.
Prospect Circuit: John A. Thompson.
We extend a cordial welcome to the new
pastor, and bespeak for him at the hands of
his church and of the community at large,
that cordial support and encouragement, so
necessary to enable him to Ell the import
ant mission he has among US proftably and
pleasantly to himself and to his congrega-
ton.
The former pastor-so much beloved by
everybod y-the church and the entire com
munity will miss. The prayers of the peo-
pie follow him. May Heavens richest
blessings always attend WELBoRN MOONEY
and his interesting little family. He goes
| to Clarksville station.