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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

No LrCESsE.-A negro, who calls
himself Joe Ware, came to town yester-
day for the purpose OF engaging some
| hands 10 work On a plantation. Before
proceeding 10 hire the aforesaid help, he
neglected C. obtain a license from MI
Davis The result was that Joe was
caught In the set, ami furnished with
IodginVg in Mr.. Besumouts hotel on
Adams street. Commissioner Richards
will hear his case this morning.
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Memphis, Tenn September IS, 1857.
Received Of the st. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company. per McMshon q
Otis, agents, ten thousand $4,000 dol
lars, in full as per statement, the amount
insured under policy No. 1928 on the life
Of james D. Robinson, deceased. Signed
in duplicate
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20 r SALE
Piano for Sale.

A GOOD secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
unlicensed will be sold cheap. Apply 70 lay
Tor, Gay & Rutland, S4 Front street or
auEU VS. BRUCE & co. Monroe street
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10 the Patrons OF the Appeal
GEN. LBE PIKE


The undersigned would respectfully inform
the patrons OF the APPEAL, tAas since
GEN. ALBERT 1
Has bsooms Ed-itOr-in-chisf Of the paper, is
circulation continues to inerssss rapsaIy. As
an laduesmsnt to those Who desire 70 promote
tas interests of this wen known Southern
Journal, We Onsr the following terms Of D.
s-cription to subscribers OF slubs for the
WEEKLY;
OsE Cory. OSE 90
To CIUBs o. TIE Oh MORE EACH, Sc
ToCLUBs or TWESTY Oh % EACH I 90
1t win thus be seen that a person getting up
a club Of twenty VIII realize twenty douar FOR
their trouble, or, If they prefer 1t, reeslvs
tzenty-avs copies for one hundred dollazs
The EzzxLT, which is issued every Thursday'
VIII eoutain ali the important news published
in the DAILY paper. as well as the leading sdl-
tOrials, with aMasOnse oo5arn. under the special
supervision OF Cen. ALBEIT PIKE Eossregn
Grand Cozsmaadsr Of he SsPreae csne5 zoe
gs southern yar5diosi0n Of he Uaifsd States.
Our friends sre earnestly requested 70 ala
and auzist Us in our nav undertaking.
address all communications to
JS0. 5. G. hogan . CO.,
Appeal Onee.
memphis, tennessee.
T. s.-RsmittGness By Express, or POsionee
Money Orders. may be sent at our risk To any
person sending Us their postomee address -
viii nall a specimen copy Of ths wEEzIr
APPEAL nee. LsGH&cO-
MKNPE.s. TzxE, Fsb. l. 1857.
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Bleached and Brown Domestics at
Mack Bros & Bohm. se24 81
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
Notice 70 Tar Payerz

THE TAX BOOKS for The vsar ~ "a rsv
Il ready q I shall fmmediafriv 1900 20
collect Aceordlns 70 Law. An tax 5ave- VIC
have R1H5oNAL PROPERTY muse eGma m
At once, OF they vi nnd their 49, III ~
haEds Of Co1Htabies who are anthoTfzsd - 49,
train q sutnciency 70 pEy All ls-eE
PHEIP GAEVTE.
Z a Collector shelley county az
~Omce-NorthWsst Corner Jefferson
and Third Str eta.
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4 = AAAGAO oOAEs
It IS q labor saving Invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy In Scurvy. ScaId Head ETup-
tons OF the Tkin and Piles DandrGf Is re-
moved from the head. the Teeth whitensd and
cleans d, Plate and Jewelry cleaned. stains
effectually removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint, NaruiEh or Marble. with the
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
terial. It f. a great saving Of time and LABOR
in washing clothes. IL Is the ouiy known soap
which VIII WISH klannsl with the ease Of cot
ton or linen without fuliing or Shrinking. AL
these important objects can be effected Without
injury TO the skin or the most delicate uabEGs.
II 90 7sssses no deleterious qualities WnateysF.
The world Is challenged 70 produce a snap
which Possesses so many Vaiuabi6 properties
and WHICH is 50 lunCcuOus and safe. IL is a
home invention, and dsdes competition in any
part OF the world. 70 has become a necessity
IN Memphis and is use Is ranidlv Spreading
throughout the south. and rEcutually vii eN-
tend over the faakGs states, North and South
America, Europe, ASIA, Africa and Oceanica.
Manufactured solely byC.P. Mc5imssy, Mem
PHI. Tenn. and sold Al the folio wing places in
she city At wholesale anu retail !. Page q los,
Deans, Tayl5ris Drug store, Poplar street;
kinEs, corner Of Third AID Adams Oliver 4
Co.'S DeSOtO Block, Madison street viii soon
be found AZ any respectable family grccsry or
drug sore. The prOpris1orls determined thai
is nanufsetnre shall keep pace with 1s sap
Idly eXtendtng demand Cor ia gsA aul8
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Umpire-Mr. Knapp Of the Bluff City
club. Scorers-Messrs. Edwards and
Rntlar
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Notice to Country Merchants
AND OTHER
BUYERS
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.

7 WOULD cali your SPECIAL attention 70
Il the fact, that in addition 70 my retail stock
OF Clothing L have JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE AND COMPILE STOCK, carefully got
len up. EXPRESSLY FOR THN JOBBING
TRADE, which viii be found well adapted to
10 MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE BUYERS
anon VERY FAVORABLE TERMS. 1 w0uld
respectfully solicit an examination ofmy stock
by merchants and others visiting The city.
j. ID. WILLIAMS.
No. 81 Main Street,
seaOfm MemDhtg- Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

Dress Goods, Dress Goods, Dress
Goods, just received at Mack Bros. &
BONN, se243t
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DrB Goods Chedp.-Merchants are in
vited to examine a full line of DOmestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recent de-
cline, by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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THE Upton WEEKLY RECORD,
Published at COJIugtOn. Tenn,

is tie only advertising medium far a hne sec
i tOn OF country, smbrgcinE Upton, Lauder-
dale, and a portion OF Fayslte and HayHood
counties, hat trade almost exclusively Ia
Memphis, and it tlersfors oilers unusual in
ducements % business men OF the city, h
wish 70 secure oountry patronage, to advertise
in It's columns.
Our terms are liberal Send FOR a specimen.
So Mr.. {. G. FISHER. with briggs & Norton,
S5S Front street, is cur authorized agent IN the
city, and VIII give prompt attention 10 AL
business for The Record left with him.
MUNFORD & SANFORD,
safg II Propretora.
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EOR RENT

That large and conmodious Warehouse, cor
ner Of Fourth and Jenerson streets.
Apply 70 + n. APPERSON & Co,
EaN M ~ Eront street.
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. r r L n I


Il
Ma L NJ DawsOB1s former residence, Al the
head OF Adams street. Apply at No. Is Court
strsei-up-stairs. sell lw=
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MARRIED-Yesferdsy by the Rev. NJ.
d. Lilly, Mr.. A. b, VaccsrrO and Miss
Ida Bradford, all Of this city. Tie sol
emu ,vows have been spoken, the
gordian knot tied aud two young and
loving hearts made one. May their
journey down the pathway OF life be all
that their fOndest hopes could desire.
Should the wishes Of their hosts Offriends
be realized generations will yet rise up
to call them blessed.
Adieu, sdieui snd may the sun your future
Lie adOrnin
Go down as bright as when it rose upon your
bridal morning.
And when the sweet and rosy bonds that bind
you here are T1ven,
o. may you hnd them knit again, in fsireI
fields in Heaven
The bridal party left by the Louisville
road on the four o'clock train. They
will no doubt have a pleasant time. We
wish them q safe journey and speedy re-
turn.
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Memphis and White River United
States Mail Line.

THE STEAMERS CONNER n
L CIAl" and "ROWENA" win{
form q SEM1-WEEELY Inns between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, Em.J. Ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday At 5O'olockp pm
Augusta every Friday at 10 O'Clock am
" Searey every Friday al o'clock pm
q" West Point every Friday at 6o'elOck pm
" Des Arc every Saturday at s O'Clock q m
4" Duvall's Blur every Saturday al y
o'clock m.
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FOR SALE.

L . Il s A l. E
one l2-Hsrse Stationary Engine and Boiler,
nearly new, for sale cheap
LUNN MALLON.
SIS - Main street.
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LARGE stock Of Plantation Supplies, Bag
a gng, Rope, Ties, etc, FOR sale 20 customers
- 90 garrra aaHp Ia
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s. MAURICE wEBE. IL. sELLERs
s. ~. WEBB & Co..
COTTON r S
and
Commission Merchants,
Lee Blcck, Union St., Up-stSirsl
Bet. Front ST, and Main St. Memphis, Tenn.
AMI daw3m sel9

nROMPr attention paid to all business en-.
trusted 10 Us, and special given
% filling orders for any description OF mer.
chandise. Supplies furnished customers as
usHal ssk I'm
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L . X r + n T
TWO OFFICES, formerly OccU pied by the
METROPOLITAN Police Commissioner, No Il
Madison street. Inquire 81 POLES once, -
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, ls7. jeu
EOR Il u
STORES and OFFICES In BethelIs New
Building. on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply IN the building 20 P c..
BETHEL, or = p. WALKER, JH-, IN rooms
MOL EndG my22 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

Of the series between the Pride OF the
South and Enterprise base ball clubs was
played yesterday afternoon upon the
ground Of the Bluff City club. The Pride
Of the South won the game by the follow
ing score
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

Beauty Needs Rrotecfioa.-The ladies
prefer the delicate Hesperisn Balm, it
imparts such delightful beauty to the
complexion, prevents and cures chaps,
tan, suDburn, etc., and makes the skin
beautifully fair and smooth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

EeptemDer i, 1900
MERCHANT TAILoRING-NTTdy &
RidgeLy, 81 MadisOa Srset-EXtending
their thanks to their customers for the
liberal patronage already bestowed on
them, would call their attention 70 the
most choice selection Of Fall and Winter
Goods, just received, which for style and
suality cannot be surpassed in this or any
other city. seplS-l0t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

LIFE INsURANCE.-Our people seem to
be waking Up to the necessity Of life in
sursnce. In making selections as TO the
favOrite companies, none are more pOpu-
lar thaa the old and popular st. Louis
company. The following statement and
certificate attached, speaks loudly in
their favor:
Memphis, Tenn, September 10, 1867.
Statement Of policy No. 1926, James d.
Robinson, deceased:
Amount insured 90
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.


FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine BluR-u. S. NJ. us
ouWtcA mASter
This superb passenger steamer IL
VII leave As aboYeen ~
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD q CO, Agents,
Corner Main aud Madison SITS,
SEES 1t and CITY WharfbOat foot Monroe It
For Arkansas RiVsr-U.S N.
GiEANER-.-.------... ---FenWiek master
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave
THIS DAY, 18th inst, a. 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
SEES It Il Jefferson street.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock
master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on AC
SATURDAY, 2sth inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY MILLER, Azents,
SEES 4t 32 Front street.
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YAEGER & CO.
M Il L Il z r y ,
Agents for the Sale Of
r Lo u R

-
DROCKSCHNIDT, Eisenmayer's Cream,
D Fagin's Four Ace, Sautsrs' Extra,
MascUutah star, Lebanon Star,
Trenton star, NashVtlie Star,
AnCy Johnson, Harryman's Extra,
Prince OF Orange, Franklin,
O'FsllOu4 Baner's Choice,
Stonewal Jackson. r. r. Lee.
We respectfully solicit the attention or FIouI
buyers 70 the above Brands, all OF which are 80
well and 80 fayOrably known throughout the
entire South as Old Standard Brands" that
wOEdsOfcOmmeudsiinn are but useless Beside
these, we are the exclusive Agents for mani
more favoTite BRANDS Of Double and single
Extra, Bakers SUpernne and Plantation Flour
and Four Ace COTnmeRl.
Our stock is usually large All Cash orders
promptly Oiled, and every advantage the mar
ket affords will be faithfully accorded 20 Ou7
customers. Correspondence solicited from ali
who desire Information In our line
YAEGER & CO.,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

NO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits IN the house
hold eeOnOmy than
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERS.-NeW Stills
built TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale 81 HOIlenberg 8 Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, NO, 3I6
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
iy attended TO- Tvs daWtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

4JuH line Of Dress Trimmings just re-
ceived at Mack Bros. &Bohm. sea st
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Dry Goods Chedp.-Merchants are in
vitedtO examine q fell line Of DOmestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the reject de-
cline Dy Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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HemnhI, and ahio RAILROAD.

Memphis and Charleston RallrOad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

. Milburne's Celebrated Iron-AzIe Wagons.
Is Muburne's Celebrated Thimble-Skeiu Veg
ons-Over SO sold in Memphis; all warranteC
for twelve months, and only SIZ so damages
claimed for breakage.
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-Resident Notice.

lie, sept 3. Is67. SELF 1sv44
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
FROM CONCORD.
pemocratIc state ConventIO OI


CONCORD, N. II. Jan. l6.--The Democrat
ic State Convention met to-day. About
500 delegates were present. Hon. Edward
Burke. of Keene, was chosen President
Hon. John G.. Sinclair, of Bethlehem, was
re-nominated for Governor by acclamation.
Resolutions were adopted approving OF
holding a National Union Convention in
New York; state that New Hampshire
Democrats adhere to their past principles,
and insist that the powers of the Federal
Government are limited by the Constitu-
ton, and that all other powers are reserved
for the States hold Jhatthe right OF ex-
tending suffrage belongs to the States
alone; all the States have the right
of representation q, in Congress-; that
the United States Supreme Court has
manifested, by its recent decisions, respect
for the only authority which has Legitimate
power; tender thanks to President johnson
for his support of the constitutional rights;
hold that the Impartial imposition of bur-
dens of taxation is needed, in the State
declaring that efforts tending to subvert
the Executive are rebellions, and pledging
support to the nominees of the convention.
After brief addresses the convention adj
iOurnpd .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS F.!
THE GREAT FEMAIE REMEDY FOR
RIksHI IRREGULARITIES. I RILI

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders OF
Eobtnns. Being liquid, their action isdirect and
positive rendering them reliable. speedy and cor
tnh spSciac Tor the cure ofal distractions and sup
pFpssiOns of nature; Their popularity is indicated
BY the fact thatover 100 bottles are annually sold
and consumed BY the lsdissaOf the United States
every one Of whom speak in tho strongest terms +,
praise Of their srestmeris. They are rapidly tak
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and
@ScOnsidsred BY all who know aueht Of ftbem q
tes1fest safest and most ihfAllible preparation ID
AswoEld. for thecure Il all female complaints. The
Jsmetal Of ell Sbstrpctons Of nature. and the pro
1HliSk of hSSlt6, and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and ex.
pl9ihine WHOM and Why they sh6aid inot.l nor
Gould not be tisd without producing effects contra
Syto natures chosen laws, viii Be found carefully
folded around eaeh b0tEls with the written sigma.
tate AfjcHk = LyOs, without FhhieHHnOns rsgSAeI
rinef df:e JB LtLD uQ1snlI aW :M u 5GT ta. ofan
Prepared By DR., JOHN L., LYON, l95 ,Chape
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either peraonAlIyOr bymail Enclosing stamp, con
SeninG all private diseases and female weaknesses.
oSOld by prgsgia.i sveryyh9ssrs9i 9s amy . coa.o
General Agents for U. 5. and Canadas. %
e0Op1yf0EWlya pTNhnUS1 Yl5ph fuigT' nyiI ~tN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
Approved by the President.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 16.-The President
approved the bill suspendlng payment of
money to persons claiming the labor or SER
vice Of colored volunteers of drafted men.
: The Currency.
At meeting Of the Banking and Cur
rency committee to-day, an unmistakable
feeling was developed in favor of Randall's
bill substituting greenbacks for national
bank issues; and indications are the bill
will be reported upon favorably to the
House in few days.
fEf1N General SIckIes' Testimony.
Gen. Siclkles' testimony before the Con-
gressional committee In relation to affairs
in South Carolina, is very strong. He de-
clared many counties require constant mil
itary control to secure to freedmen any Of
their rights. y. @.tL
BOutweII's Gold Bill.
The WAYS and Means committee hold a
special meeting tomorrow to consider
Boutwells gold bill. .....-
The Plan for Impeachment.
New YoRK, Jan. 16,-A Washington dis
patch says it is understood the plan agreed
upon by the leaders in the impeachment
movement is to suspend the President as
soon as articles are prepared, Mr.. Wade
stepping into his (the President's) position.
1t Is then proposed TO prolong the trial un-
til Mr.. Johnson's regular term of Office shall
have expired, and In the meanwhile the
Sonth Is to be reconstructed over again.
Circular TO Revenue Collectors.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-The Commission
er of Internal Revenue has issued a circu-
lar to collectors that all spirits for which
bonds for transportation have been given,
are to be seized If found elsewhere than in
transit to warehouse for which permit
is issued, unless it is clear transportation
commenced before the Doth inst. Only
those spirits which have been regularly
withdrawn from warehouse upon payment
Of the tax can be regarded legitimate OBJ
jects of traffic. The bonds must not be
cancelled except on proof of receipt into
warehouse, or proof of some special circum-
stance which have rendered literal COM
pliance with the conditions Of the bond i'm
possible. [...
Removal from office.
From statement made by Senator Cow
an to-day, 1t appears that of 1877 removals
In the Postofiice Department, 120 were for
political reasons. OF 357 nominations to
civil office made during the present session,
five have been acted on.
Meeting of the Iron and Steel manu-
facturers.
Nearly all the States are represented at
the annual meeting of the American Iron
and Steel Association, in session here.
Members generally report trade depressed,
owing to inability to compete with foreign
manufacturers. The meeting will proba-
bly, take some action in reference to the
tariff bill pending in Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
FROM MEMPHIS.

GEN. Forrest RObbed--Gember Of the
State Senate Shot-Arlkansas Legis-
lRture. .g... o4olf 81, & .u.,.a .seri,, .titaa
MEMPHIS, Jan. 16,-The residence Of Gen.
Forrest, on Adams street, was entered by
robbers last night, WHO carried off two gold
watches, a pocket pook containing nearly
$500, and other valuable articles, Including
his parole. ilyt ~ ''r
Itis reported that DIR. Altman State Sem
ator from 0bien county, was shot dead from
his horse near his house last Friday, by an
unknown assassin. f1tla Ectu'
Mr.. Mccarthy, street car conductor, was
run over by his car last night, and had both
arms and legsbadly crushed. tgN
A special to the Avalanche from Little
Rock, says both houses of the Arkansas
Legislature passed bill reducing the State
tax to 0ne-haif per cent. There Is also o bill
providing for the support Of disabled sol
diers and supplying them with artificial
limbs; also for support of widows and Or
phans of deceased soldiers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
Star Soap.
OIeveInnSI mar,res.

FL0UR-City made Xxx spring. from No vhesk
$l2 O0@l2 so; do do made from No. wheat aiI 50
Si2 90 Sountrs made sPTing sll oO9ll 2s; Xxx red
10 so. 1851 HHG h7NfIf -rl9f'r7N ,i'-flll 1''1h
!, WHEAT-No. l MilWaukee spring held al 07sOs5 :
No: do do at ~ 40-car lots. d, -lTos NJ /, 10
VOkN-Sale car new shelled at l3cffom store; I
old No. shelled s6c9Sl co. IIIT sllf " y S''t'su
OArS-Lower. Sales 9 cars No. j State At $50
fIOm store. ll'frTqTf m = - : -.
RYE-Dnl and nominal at 81 1901 90 for No.
STATE and Western, Ttt -fFIHfF
BARLEY-Dul and prices nominal at o. l0aI 20
for No. State and Canada: 850o5c for No. q I =
HOGS-Dressed continue in good offering and
steadyat 6S<97 &c for medium 10 heavs IN D .ckers'
PORk-oteady and unchanged, with fair lrada.-
demand. Sales No city packed Mess at $40; No.,
bARD-Saies city rendered at lSc in tietces aud
SMOKED MEATS Sugar-cured hams l5c; shoul-,
ders l2c; dried beef zoe; breakfast bacon 15c
NESS BEEE-No.1 city-paoke | SIC 90. f''ri
BUTTER--Strictly prime in fair request at q80
3Os c2mmon dull and at nominal range Of eO025c.
CdEESE-Continues quiet and steady At lODl6o
common TO choice dairy and factory.
EIiGSmAre In fairrequest a, 2a930c. 1'Hp Jn'
HlGHWIHES-Stesdy at ee 9S92 ~. tax paid.
Alcohol AND sPIRITs-AlCOhol Os per 4 cent sptt2.
A1404 70; Cologne Spirits, sS per cent, III $40
50; Neutral ProOf Spirits $9 37dD2 67. lM 2n0ff.
PETROLEUM-7Dul at 4794sc for refined free In
small way; no demand for bonded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
FROM CINCINNATI.
EIcndIsh-RObbersR Roast a Mans Feet
and then Rob Him.

CINCINNATI, Jan. LEON Friday night
three robbers entered the house of Fletcher
Willis, near Union Chapel, Clark county,
Indiana, seized Willis and demanded his
money. Willis refusing, they took off his
shoes and stockings and held his feet to the
fire until they were terribly burned. Will
lis finally showed the robbers where his
money was, which they secured and de-
camped. The amount stolen was two huns
dred and fifty dollars. There is great ex-
citement in the neighborhood.
Navigation KeOPening-The IL weather.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-The ice on Licking
river gave way this morning, and all run
out without doing any damage to the boats
and barges laid up in that stream. Three
boats arrived from below to-day, and the
prospects are favorable for full resump-
tion of navigation. il \ tsViytfI
Snow has fallen steadily since q p. M.
The thermometer at p. M. stood at 30.
Wind west.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
PROM FRANKFORT, KY.
An Inosnd,s5y S,7, R.fs :. &; ana

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 16.--At half-psst
six tonight an incendiary fired the stable
of Mr.. Neal, on Main street, below St. Claire
which burned the livery stable and two
tenement houses OH Main street. The fire
communicated to the Jail and county dis
trict offices, which were consumed.--
The papers were saved. Loss 100000; /;
small insurance. 1t has caused the greatest
excitement. The weather is intensely cold,
and 1t was a long time before water could
be got into. play. Fortunately fall of snow,
ln the early part Of the evening prevented
the ,conflagration from igniting by flying
cinders. .,'.,,.t , l,,.r.,-,,I..., .t.,-'i,ya,,s
The fire prevented our caucus and meet
ing o. .. .ffy 90 I q ~