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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07
wheeling and MoundsviIIe Turnpike
Comnanv

wheeling and MOundsville TurDpike
Company.
DURSUAET TO AN ACT OF THE
Legislature the subscription books Of the
capital stock OF the Wheeling and Mounds
vile Turnpike Company VIII be opened on
Tuesday, April 10Th, as follows, viz
In the city Of Wheeling, under the direction
Of John Handlin, Edward II. Norton and
AlOn1o Loring, at the office Of the BenEood
Iron WORKS
at BenEood, under the direction OF 8. Nc
Mechen, Hiram McMechen and V. L.
Cockayne, at the Post office.
At MoundsYille, under hedinection Of Geo.
Edwards, VIM Alexander, Alfred TOmlinson,
and Isaiah BEyBOn, At the store Of George
EdWards
ON Saturday, the 18th Of April, the above
named CorporAtors are notified tomeet in the
city Of Wheeling AZ the Board ofTrade rooms.
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Choice syrup
Removal

RCTIC SYRUP. BETTER THAN
zpyT cor. Aayket and Quincy stS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

IIGHT5 QUARTERLY REPORT OF
h the First National Bank of Bridgeport, o.,
showing its condition on the morning OF
the INST Monday OF April, lso6-
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InPoRrAxr sealed proposals. close
To-day at 10 o'clock. See notice OF the
chalrman ofths Committee on water
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SIX and Cloth Cloaks,
Balmorals, shawls and Corsets.
Our line or SILK CLOARS comprises $40
OF All the latest styles They are conSigneli To
us by one OF the largest cloak 1nanufscfnrPrs
east, which enables ms to offtr extra fndnca
ments. They are open for exAnlinaffo1
d, A. ADLER 4 co
III Main 81
apfz-Sm Wheeling.
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CEED SWEET POTATOES n
. siIver-skin Onion sets, Strawberry Onion
sets pure varieties and Of good quality, for
'1 apE 3 cor. Maftst h and aaf 4 eS IS.
DLOws, PLOwS-STEEL, IRON, HILL
: ID side Levers. Peacock, Single and Double
Shovel, Cultfvdtors, &c, &c. a nice stock for
sale at manufactures prtces, for sale by
GORRELLG Co,
aPr2 cor. Market and QuincySts.
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a. N. ADAMS & co.

CECOND QUARTERLY REPORT OF
= the Merchants National Bank ofwest Va
at Wheeling, W. Va, showing its condition
ia que Oh tae l1s' -AoIiaaS IN APRIL
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DR rs. sHRUBBERY, BULBS AND
APPS PRYOR BOYD d co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19

MNLh.NAa NtAAfH'N IH-
Central Railroad Bank 80 Davidson conn
Georgia Railroad and n X. X
Banking CCmpany--9t The above
Rank of Middle Is 10 bought VITA
Nsrina RAM from 1861 mciU
RqDk Of Anrusta n. Carolina Co.
Auausta Ipsuranc-.i1 Memphis city (
B.ak Of Athens..-.25 Tennessee COu
Co.muUus -....IG Georgia Coupe
Empire State.
uDy2-fr
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IArEsr ERnM Y

Penusy's New Extract OF the Egyptian Lotus
A new and exauisi e perfume for the handkerchief
Cleopatra, and all the Ladies Of the present day
US ng The same pc fume.
THE EGYPTIAN lotus.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTu5-
TIE EGYPTIAN LOUIS
Manufactured By F.. A Penney, nrOOklyn, N. Y.
uyI3m E. A. LOVEJOY, Agent, % Fulton IT., n. Y,
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The MenIth of Queen yietoria.

F-,m he London Correspondent OF n. Y. World
The funeral o. the late King of Bel
GUM. and the coronation OF his success
sor. appear to have been a great speota-
Gle. filling the little capital OF that
thriving kidgdom, and almost breaking
down the railways King Leopold has
been a prudent sovereign, and has left
a snug little fortune Of $4,000 600 He
does not seem 10 have been mercenary
he only sayed-Snd invested has
money instead Of expending It When
he became King Of Belgium he re-
signed sll the appointments ne had
held as the husband of the Princess
Charlotte. amounting TO $1,000 a
vosr which was so much clear gain to
he people of England, keeping only =
iice interest in the house Of Clsremout,
vb;ch has been the residence Of his
father and mctherinlsw, a Ex-hing
and Queen of France on tie death OF
Leopold his aged m0therinIaW lmme
diately sent 8 notice TO Queen Victoria
placing the house 81 her disposal
Whatever may happen to the little
band-box Kingdom OF Belgium, Leo
pold hiss left his children well proyldeo
Tor. Queen Victoria is far richer thar
was Leopold, OF than is probably any
! sovereign in Europe She receives
large sum, spends little, gives less hsi
/ all her expenses paid, snd her property
Is accumulstng 20 sn enormou
( amount Al her children are prov
ded for by the State, and II she live
forty wears longer, as she we'll mag
coming of longiyed family, she wil
die worth more millions than any on
mi $ Rothschild could realize
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Self

This vice, which is never practicsd IN
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
s living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. isb75-H
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Hon. John Sherman Elected 10
Congress from Ohio.
Congressional Proceedings.
Prospects Of the Tennessee Dele
gallon.
Death or Hon. G. Davis, Of Ind.
Death CT Hon. G. Davis, Of Ind
The COlombIan Commission.

CoLUvBUs, o., Jaa. 1s.-TAe Legislature
in Joint convention this afternoon, elscts,
Hon. john sherman as T.. S. Senator, BY s.
msjority.
N~AsHDsroS, Jan. lS.-HoUsz-8Ir. Jeuk.
Of Rhode Island, reported a btI to establish
a uniform register Of bankruptcy ~throughou.
the United States. which was made the sr,.
eial order Tor The sath.
Mr. Helauo, from tie Committee on
Claims, reported a resolution asking 20 be
relieved from the consideration Of all claims
growing cut Of the appropriation Tor the de
struet0n OF property By the army and navy
ina suppressing the rebellion. No definite
action was taken on the subject.
The Commercials Washington special
says the authorities are. investigating the
cause.of fires in several buildings occupied
by colored persons, lsst night. Il is thought
10 &c the work ofa few rebsls.
The admission OF the Tennessee delegstes
20 Congress is regarded as merely e matter
Of time.
SAINT Louis, Jan. ls.-Platte County,
Missouri, has brought suit against Col. Os-
born D.. Carpenter for $50, 005. with a view
TO esncelliug a mortgage executed on the
Western 4 Atchison, and Atchison i st.
Railroad companies, il favor Of VIM.
c. Wetmore and J.. A. Stewart, Of New York.
- trustees, 10 secure an issue OF bonds
amounting to 81, 200, 900, which il is alleged
has been fradulently executed.
TERRE HAUTE. Jan. ls-Hon. C. Davis.
long a member Of Congress from this dis
died here this morning, Of appoplexy.
NEW IoEE, Jan. ls.-Col. Henry Nc
u s. Army, died at Plattsburg. n.
E., on Sunday.
The Continental sailed yesterday for
Nashua Territory with l25 passenger. o,
5f whom were women, the eiyes Of suffers in
hat country. It was expected that's Irager
would have gene. Mr.. Mercsr's
enterprise isa failure.
The Herald's special SAYS. The Colombian
met on Monday and Tuesday. |
md disposed Of some fifty or more cases.
The cases disposed Of were those which
unrepresented, except by ex-Judge
Dean, Of Nov York, who was appointed to
examine. and who finding no proofs. dis
missed a large number. There are only
lbout thirty cases remaining. and they are
he old Colombian bonds, represented by S.
8. Cox and i. Sherwood, of New York.
Postponed till Monday week.
PARKERsEUEG, Va, Jan. Is-Ihe Oil Re
PIG. o. Wells a Co. vas DESTROYED
y FIRE to-day. Eight hundred barrels of
efned oil were consumed. Loss 500, 200.
he FIRE was caused by the bursting Of the
till head.
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The yicksbure Herald strongly urges

The Vicksburg Herald strongly urges
the reassembling of the Convention OF
the state of Mississippi and there are
indications that Judge Yerger its Pres
dent fsvors it. The point made by
the Herald is that the Legislature has
failed 10 carry out the design OF the
Convention. and the implied contract
made by il with the General Govern,
ment IS 60 the care and protection o.
the freedmen. An influential Mlssls'
sippian, writing in q priTSte ietef Oh
the subject says
aTbe action of the late Legislature Is
unsatisfactory il has exercised a per,
nicious influence; and not only retarded
our advance toward 3 restoration o.
civil rule, but hiss set rs back, a. me
phrase it, to the starting point VOW
II the Convention would adopt the
/ Constitutional Amendment and pro.
vide that freedmen should lease an'
own real estate, and modify q or wv
! Objectionable Legislative sets, J beieY'
we would be speedily restored 10 sil O
our constitutional rights
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- unrn rNrrnnr,r NI1NRYL

CELL YOUR tNCOhhhNA CNhh.I
EEOHER, corner OF I'M on and College street, for
uncurreat monty. These quotations are liable TO
huct5ate. but nay be depended on a Sufficient
bv mail or express, If foraarded without delay.
- rpa,E If FrIHrn o.
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srrPrR At srEApEAN's.-Last night, after
the meeting ST the Capitol adjourned. the
friends of the new Railroad, from this point
Ga Rockville. with a few invited guests, met
Al the Steadmau House to discuss IN g So
,iaI msnuer the merits OF a sumptuous repast
GOTTEN up in his very best manner, by the
...amplished disciple OF Soyer, who super
intends the culinary department. Of this ia
yorite resort for the hungry and thirsty
Tn bin Of fare was varied, and embraced
all the choice delicscies OF the season. A.
Tor the vines aud liquors, they were OF 3
superior quality, whose excellence wss GER
tiled 10 by the best brands and judges.
pc5m,peot among the distinguished gen
nsmen present, We noticed j. Il. hrannerl
rs8 President Of the East Tennessee and
VIRGINIA Railroad. N. Burns, Esq-, Fres,'
rt Of he IA C.. r. T., Thos. Galloway.
ESQ. President Of the East Tennessee ano
Georgia Railroad, Col. /. NJ. Blsckmas, Col
p Nfsvuard, Col. Jas. Melton, Arson Mel
SON, ESQ. Of this city, Ma. Chas. Nehln.
pey. Dewitt Senter, and q number OF th'
member Of the Tennessee Legislature.
Appropriate toasts were proposed by va
ri5us parties present, and happily responds
TO bv others. livery one there entered int
the spirit Of the occasion, which rendered
one Of the most pleasant gatherings tina
ever assembled in our city. We feel ths
the harmony and gooi viii that distn
cuished the yC:c. viii ever prevail with thos
who participated, and hope that it may re
suit in promoting the interest Of this gres
,ybli, pe,essitv-thc Knoxville road.
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SnecinI Nnfice.

The United States having turned over our
ahop and machinery to rs, on Dec. LIST 1909.
we will be prepared 10 resume business as
builders end contractors, on Jan. lst- Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons
Turning and Carving TO order, for the trade
WARREN & MOORE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec3J-2m.
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The Withdrawal Of Troops from N,
Southern State

The GOVERNMENT Is still vicorousls
prosecuting the work of withdrawn
troops front the Southern Sates-thnS
a a same time diminishing the siz-
OF o arm ana carrying out its pacing
Poilcy Tor southern reconstruction and
SeiigoTernTient A few days since We
hsu the ne9s thst the greater part Of
tIe large mihtsry force, black and
"hiIe Whloa has been for some time
past N the state o. Texas, was ordered
% oe mustered out Of service. and
again on saturday last orders were re-
ceived st Fortress Monroe ~ wnsts-
out all the tolunter troops in tb.t -
Parlment-the eeyryng u OF which
oraer was commenced on The same dsy
The TACT that this withdrawal OF
troops from various parts OF the south
Is going on directly under the ewes q.
congress o in session, will heln thst
Dooy 10 discuss i~ntelligently the lues-
Hon now before lt as 20 the number OF
troops required for service in the
Southern States IT ihore are treason
able manifestations in anv district
after the troops are MATHEMATICIAN
are popular outbreaks or irrupiOns-if
there Recommendation against south
ern loyalsts or southern nogroes-then
It will be evident the Government win
have 70 garrison heavily the Southern
States II, on the other hand. pesce6nl
conduct and disposition prevsil uni.
versally in the South, then, we d
II will not be thought necessary 10 re-
tain 8 large army there
An army exists for two purposes--
E9ht 2 " Froff Gttg; IN other
words, TO prosecute war in time OF war.
and 10 maintain thepeace when society
Is IN its ordinary conditions An IN
settled state of society in a nation may
necessitate the maintenance Of as large .
an army as though the nation were al
war. In a condition of society such as
IS normal 10 this country, hardly any
army at all is required
We eannot comprehend the grounds
OF those who favor the maintenance of
a large military force, and demand lis
retention in the South There is no
enemy for II TO light on the one hand.
and, on the other, there IS not a condi.
ton Of things such as to require it for
maintaining the peace We have heard
OF no man in the South, since the sup
preston Of the rebellion ten months
ago who has proposed another rebel
lion against the government, and there
have been no signs Of the possibility Of
such a thing
While, however, the Government is
withdrawing its troops, and while we
in favor of but a small force in
the South, the recent order of Lieut.
Gen Grant for the military protection
Of loyal citizens in the south, indicates
that there is no necessity of relaxing
any measures that may be necessary
tor the tirm maintenance OF those
which the late war established
Grant directs his military subordinates
throughout the South TO issue and en-
force orders for the proper protection
malicious prosecution of all
and soldiers, all loyal citizens
and all eolored persons. Yet General
Grants approval Of the mastering out
1t troops from the service Indicate
hat even for the universal enforce
Of such an order As this, no large
military force Is necessary.-No1 York
Tines.
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Persons ~unacquainted in the city seeing
so manyadvertisements for the tresment
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss 10 def
temine to whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that tho oldest estab
lishment Of this kiad is at No. q Doaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee that this is a reliable institution. DR..
A.. RICHARD JOSEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hour stated in his general
he once.
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Administrator Notes.

IN he creditors Of he Estsie ofTl1mss Hsaton,
aecessed Having suggested the insolvency q.
-stsfe H. ne CieFk OF lha County Court OF
- roupty. reuuessee, J hereby giFe you the
-ofce raluirfd 81 me % give, % nse yosr claus,
.1fsruncaisi a. prescubed y az, uih the Gers
IA - courL on o. bfi0re re on DAY O. Asyl
Asse e'N JANIS BATON.
v4s AduT q sad ksiste,
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n. U. Smith & Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, lClay Roberts old stand,l keep th'
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and a various assortment OF Fancy
Groceries. Ana cheap as can be had in the
city. AlW Sc ask is TO give us a call and see
for yourselves.
aecqQ-tf
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Meeting ON the 22d.
A Call TO be Issued.

A call for a meeting Of the friends Of the
Administration will be issued tomorrow,
and signed by a large number Of citizens,
including members Ofthe Legislature. We
are not advised as 10 its objects, except that
il IS TO sustain the reconstruction policy Of
President johnson. We shall speak further
off when we see the call and the names ap-
handed.
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ORIGINAL Attachment.
LAr7ugcsriiu Vs. samHsl Rigs

V,N. paUTHTY. The plalBti, en- sndsut says
~ 5eiesd4at ; indebted O. h7ra, and 90 a1sconds
AT tLp ordiasrv rrocsss taauot a scrved upon
80, sid E4vnE 0bisaed 80 ora Altacnmeni
grs-u-t tle ssia-e cl the deienda-t Ae return
fsf--a D. h. EeIso. a Iust of th= Peso ic-
Manr1p county, and tue sane haVing been ier'sl
= - pr1rtriy t b. ordered Hsl the deisndsnl
mise hsf1re Inn a. hs ohee 70 Monroe corn;F
- - ~ of Fabr. a~v. lsE % susEer the.
r-j tbsre he sd Auschnsnf d ne IS aIects
~ - same gu - tkeu s. colessed and hesr'
a. ps+e - q hm- This the ifta dsy e glae
ISL, ldccl-gtg j. b, hELSa ;, ?,
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 1866.
CInneInnati, OhiO.-JosEFH B. QuTsBr, ia

CinneInnati, OhiO.-JosEFH B. QUTsEr, ia
our authorized sgent to receive Advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashr1s Uai9a.
new Orleans, La.-EUVE E. OyEEALL, O
tne Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
seent 70 receive advertisements and subscriptions
ior the NdsirlC Cnf5a.
Memphis, Tenn.-CIgHENrs a BEESs are
or authorized agents TO reeeive advertisements
sud subscriptions for the Ngshrls UgH7a-
joss HooPrR a Co Publisher Agents 81 fAfA
Ros, New YORK, are authorizes to ennu'' i0i al
ysrtsing y our psPer-
Ia. Cor Co Purhshers' Ageats, Tribune Build
vo-k and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
dsl,5s.. are authorized to contract for advertising
Ia our paper.
: n. PrrrUSs1L 4 Co Publishers Agents, %
PARK Row. New York. and 9 State street. Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising IN our
paper
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smith County Court At Carthage. Tenn
o AZ 70 a saT Ind. yI.xr.n4 RrIrs.

W D. BID. osel land. SJaSysHY RUIrs,
Joseph Bomsn and 0thers-) January Is, isss,
II tins cause 10 sppe1Tng G, the satisfaction Of
the Clerk that tre defendants, Annle, Isham, James,
Ffa1kIn q, ka-heli Nan and Sarah Boman, reside
beyond the limits Of The State 20 thar tre ordinary
process Of law cannot b. served upon them C -
therefore or tered that publication b. n sdr 10 the
Nashville Union, a newspaper published M the city
Of Nashville, for iouT successive weeks, requiring
said defendants % appear 81 the February term of
the County Court Of smith county, % he held at the
Court house, 10 the t0gu Of C~arhsge, on tre first
Monday In February next. l656l then and there %
plead, snsaer or demur % complairEnta hu. O. The
sEms all b. tazen COR confessed and sss doau for
aesnnE * parte. A. % then.
dee2altE = W. TURNER AM
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J. F. KINNEY. W. c.. KINNEY.
KINNEY & KINNEY,
U. S. CLAIM AGENTS,

COLLECT AZ Just Clans sgAnst the Govern
\ menJ fr Property tASen -nd Used ~ ne "
tsv TSriber tal-en ami u-ed 10 contrasting HIock
g9sses. Stoekslss, snd other deisnses along the
Us Military Ealrosd- or .n deteHsss Ct Nash,
~ ~ rmhzr used Tor Ties, or n repairs
az for fuel on Military RAILROADS
Nopchers bought al bs-t rates
lay. Cedar street, uear hesqusre.
15S7ssF "a, Bog $50. derAIme
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We would direct the attention Of the pub
Il, 10 the advertisement Of ". r. Cornelius
NCo.i in thu. mornings USIoS. This firm
as composed Of hctive, energetic, intelligent
business men. who are always prompt and
efficient in their engagements. They have
in their warehouse every description OF IN
dertaker's goods and materials, amongst
win ch are some Of the most elegant rose
wood easkets adorned with silver plate
Their hearses and carriages are of the best
and neatest kinds. We take pleasure IN
commencing this house to the favor OF our
.rf..au-
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CITY NEWS.

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
PREAcHISG NoTICE-Divine service IN the
First Presbyterian Church, ]cornerot Church
and Summer streets. by the Rev. Drs. W.
l.. Breckenridge and E. P. Humphrey, OF
Danvile, KY, at Z o'clock this evening
aud Il a.m. and Z pm. tomorrow.
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County Court Smith County, Tennessee

Il. b Hsyuie, Admir-, with the VIII annexed.
"a. %. Bin to sell land.

Il. b Hsyuie, Admir-, with the WdIGuuPHeI.
Va. o. Bin 10 sell land.
Martha Miller ami others.
n this case 10 appearing t1the satisfaction OF he
Cerk, thst the defendants John Miller and Ell
jah Mixer RESIDE beyond he hmi.s Of the STATE
OF Tennessee, 90 tLat the ordinary process u
law cannot bs served upon Them 10 i therefore
ordered that publication &c ma e 10 the Nashvile
Union, anesspaper published M the city 20 Nash.
vile, for four successive weeks uequIInE fald de.
PENDANTS 10 appear it the next tern OF the Coun.
image on the first Monday In February next, l556,
then and thers 10 plead, snsEor - drmur 10 com.
pIaiusnf- hlL. or the same vii BE- taEen Tor COMES,
sd snl sat fOr hearing e. parie a- % Them.
~Iana-w4t K. ". TURNER, Clerk.
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MAREETS.


CiScISysr. Janis.
Flour unchanged sui quiet
WHEAr dun without essential change a pr.ce
No. new Red at Tc.
Cons quiet at5S, for No. l linked steIaI.
ONrs steady, 3s14O tor No. I.
RYE quiet, nc Tor MOL.
Hoes Gull, at 25G5-c lower, closing at slt 5Ug
Il 70 for city dressed. Receipts, 5,IUo.
Mess pork quiet at SO.
GREEN MEATs nominal, osing TO mild weather.
Bulk meats and hscou unchanged.
LAID in good demand st ISs. Tor prime city.
GE0cEHrEs quiet
C'rToS in good demand, and prices advanced q
age for middiug.
WHISKY good demand, st esil IN tonj.
GuLn lga..
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A DrrFIcuIrY.-A difficulty occurred At
shelbvviIle last Mondsy between a Mr..
Pratt and o Mr.. O'Neal, in which & third
party is reported to have taken part. Du-
ring the melee, O'Neal received q pistol
shot in tho abdomen. We did not learn
whether the wound was considered mortal
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REMOVAL.

RRINGr0N 4 FARRAR have removed theii
"a Office to
NO. 6S PUBLIC SQUARE
Next door % the City HOel, and adjoining the
Methodist Publishing BOuse, where they viii be
most happy 10 receive her friends and customer
N thair rgnfortgbIe ONCE. Remember, No IS
ARLINGTON 4 FARRAR,
isn2 I'm Real Eztste sn1 General Agents.
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Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write =. Union Office" ON the face of
rk4 TonV-
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If you want your Pianos we'll tuned, cal
on O.. r. Jackson, at Luck's, On Union
street, OF at his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country viii meet
with prompt attention. oct26-tt
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Ell. Wllsra. No. 2S1 Union street has
.sst received HarPey's Magazine for Fe5ru-
.ry New York Ledger, Wayesiy Nsgs-iua'
Flag Of our Union, Police Gazette and
Yi,k Nsx. We are obliged 10 hm Tor
ronies Of each.