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CARELESS SHooTIEG.--A few days ago Mr..
Baumer, of the St. Charles Saloon, but who re-
sides on Clinton street. south of the Episcopal
Church, had the not over agreeable sensation OF
being awakened from his afternoons nap by the
whiz of bullet near his head. The bullet had
passed through the blinds, through the glass and
through tumbler on the window, and soould
have pessed, probably, through Mr.. Banners
head had he been in his usual position when
taking his nap The ball had been fired care
lessly from pistol in the back yard Of butcher
Madison. Such csrslessness is certainly very
much TO be csnsured. .At.
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For THE HobIDAYs.-Does your husband or
"dsar friend7 smalf-rdoes he snuff, or chews
he? Depend upon it, you can make him no
more acceptable present than one Of those splen-
did genuine Meerschaum Pipes at SMITH &s RIs-
ING's; or a cheaper fancy pipe; or cigar case
OF holder; or gold gilt snuff box or silver
tobacco box. A box Of genuine Cuba cigars or
Principles would also cause your memory to min.
gle pleasantly with many fragrant puff from
the contemplative easy chair. Indeed, in genuine
articles dc gosk the stock Of SMITH & RISING is
behind no establishment in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

-Consternation--Va Valuatisn--Fu-
migation All F.! that's the word" yfumigasion n
The Oricntals, whose refinement exceeds that OF
western Europe as much as that of the ancient
Greeks exceeded the barbarians, find their high
cat luxury in the delicate perfumes of "Araby
the blost" "a. 'Ni'a
The show case Of w. l.. GIBscS's drug store
presents mine from which an oriental prince
would derive untold happiness. So may any
body Of refined sensibilities Sweeten your musty
parlors--yourA humid bedrooms with breath
from Parsdise--buy some of the delicious perfu-
merry at Gibson's and be happy. A1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

THIN SoIEs have caused more deaths among
ladies than War, Pestilence and Famine. It is
all the more grievous, because there is no excuse
for it. CHILD & BRO. have plenty of ladies'
shoes of the richest and most besutfal styles, fit
to attend any ball or big wedding in, that have
yet good, stout soles afording perfect protection
against sudden chill, though the wearer step
on ice or snow. Go and see them.
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Railroad Meeting.

All persons owning or employing land sdjoin-
Ing the G. Il r. /. Railroad in La Sale county,
and all others Interested in the protection Of
stock and other property from injury BY trains,
are requested to meet a, the Old School House
in Marseilles. on Saturday. the tn Of January,
1868, at 2 o'clock Y. NJ, to form an Association
for Mutual Protection from Losses, and for the
Recovery OF DAMAGE. y
Dec 2l-3w MANY SUPPERERs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

ScHNEIDER-Not all the rush, as the holi.
days approach, for Christmas and New Year
Goods is to the toy shops. You will say on
stepping this evening into Schneider's tobacco
store, on La Sale street. Indeed. in his partion-
lar line he has stock of "fancy goods that the
toy shops can't compare with. 1t would be i'm
possible to enumerato, but depend upon it, your
outfit for the holidays is incomplete if you have
failed to visit Schneider's.
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STORE FIXTURES CHEAP.-Mr. KNEUssI de-
sires us to say, that having fitted up his present
drug store with new fixtures throughout he has
ON hand a large lot Of drawers, great and small.
several show cases, counters and any quantity of
labeled and unlabeled bottles-all peculiarly
adapted for small drug store in city or country,
and which he will sell at such prices as to make
them an object to any one needing such fixtures.
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JOHN FEENY.-Feeny's motto must be excel
sior" Every time we go in there he has big
ger stock and something new and better than you
ever saw before. There is really nothing new
is one Of the first to have it. His judgment in
such things is so superior that you never find
Feeny dealing in humbugs or catch-penny
affairs. .t.
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Christmas Presents.

For everybody, and as you all want nice pho
tograph or gem or porcelain picture to give
somebody, / will say, that ataWHsoN's Gallery,
over the First National Bank, is the place to get
them, and have determined to keep this Gal
lery running at its greatest speed in the manu-
facturs OF Christmas and New Year presents, at
prices cheap, and the best pictures made in these
parts. r,,rxAo4~ ~ SANTA CLAUS.
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JACOB MooNEY.-"I buy all my clothing of
Mooney" We heard an intelligent householder
say, day or two ago, because he always deals
henorably, tells me the truth, knows better what
went than do half the time myself, and re-
fasse - sell me worthless goods though some
timSt Tlcs them out" That is just Mr.. Noon
~ sSls and is at the bottom Of his great sue
.ceae u 6asiness. f" aIftA "
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CHRISTMAS TREE.-The friends Of the Sunday
School connected with the Congregational Church
in South Ottawa are preparing Christmas Tree
and intend to have Supper, we believe and
good time generally, at the Church on Christmas
eve, Tuesday evening, Dec. s4th.) All Sunday
School children in the vicinity. and friends Of
the School generally are cordially invited to
attend af8a - b
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY GIFT.-H you want "
make your friends beautiful present, now is
the time to 80 to Wilson's Photograph and Por-
trait Gallery, over First National Bank, where
you can get the best and the cheapest pictures
made in the city also o great variety Of frames
and cases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

Editor Of Albion Herald says: Ny wife has
tried DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powders, and
finds them excellent" We cannot do without
them. Get box Of your grocer, and you will
be satisfied. Impossible for any lady not TO be
pleased with them. ,hstlA
Burke & Heenan have them Tor sale. .o,
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Agents.

ALEX fAUoHsi, Es4, h authorized agent Seneca
H. TO receive pay for old subscriptions the Free
Trader and contract fgr JOB printing &C. All orders sent
through hin, receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY, Esp our authorized Agent at Leland
In this county TO receipt for subscriptions Free Ira
der. advertising. &c.
". C. DoS.GHHo. ESq is uthorxed agent to rece
or SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 thefREg READEE for Adyersements
&C, at the town of sireator In this county,
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$500 REwARD.-Estrayed from the owner
in Ottawa, Dec. 7th, Liver Colored Spaniel
pup, about months old Good size for his age.
The above reward viii be paid on delivery of tn,
pup at this office, for any information that will
enable tho owner to recover it.
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tPERsoNAL.-Our old and distinguished friend,
MIR. Santa Clause. has arrived in our city by the
ccommodation train, and is stopping at his usual
headquarters, to witt H. Walthers. After looking
around town to find the best place to get his
likeness takeI, he decided with the popular mas
ses, that Bowmans was the place to get THE BEST,
accordingly he went and had his ''picter tooken,"
were copies can be seen. He can be seen person
ally at H. Walther., usual, dealing in toys, Nc
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Have you tried the new tea Purdon's "Short
Arm Chop"at S1.95 per pound. It is sold by
RIALE Bros at their Tea Store west of the Court
House square, where they sell all kinds of good
tea at very low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

In q life Scholarship in Drew's Business Col
lege. A small investment in Business Educa-
tion will yield five hundred per cent to the young
man who acquires thorough business training.
rg g WM. A. DRKw, Principal.
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At II. WALTHER's, fourth door west of the
Post Office corner, will be the place to Santa
Claus on Horse Back, with all his Christmas and
New Years Toys, and Notions, Candies, Nuts,
Fruit &C., &c
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HARPER's MAGAZINE ard DEMoREsT's MIR
KoR OF FASHION for January, and all late pub
lications. periodicals, school books, stationery,
&c, at OsMAN & HAPEMAN's, west of Court
lHSase Square. n dfo9
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I. q. u. II.

OTTAWA LoDGE No. IL: Meets every Thursday evening
Daughters OF Rebecca Meet the third Tuesday eve.
ming OF each MONTH
oTTAwa gyr.SPnKsr No. 50; Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

Wash your hands with the French Soap, sold
by RIALE Bios. Makes them soft and white
cures chapping, and is without doubt the finest
soap in the world.
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A UCT1ON OF REAL ESTATE.-The uuder.
signed intends selling at public auction to the highest
bdfer, lot containing two less, situated
North fthr Chaso sni Rock Island r., section 10.
township 33, on Saturday Dec. 2S between aud O'Clock,
P. N, in the Prairie Grocery.
This place situated north sf the Prairie Grocery at the
crossing of the two principal roads and within the city limits
There IL this lot hay barn stable, good wells
cellar and about 70 fruit trees aud grapes.
Ottawa 2l-* JOHN NICHOLAS.
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Child L. Bros have just received u large SUI
ply of mems and ladies overshoes and rubbe
arctics.
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A large assortment Of Fancy Work Boxes for
Holiday Presents, at the Hoop Skirt Factory. 115
Main ST. ~h% atN
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NORWOOD, Henry Ward Beecher's story, COM
plete in N. Y. Ledger, at OsMAN & HArEMANs.
As" Ledger stories are never printed in book
form, this is the only shape in which Norwood
can be had
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

A small gold breast-pin was found in the Court
Room during the recent Episcopal Festival. The
owner can find the person in charge of it, by
applying at this office
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PoRcEIAIx MrNIATUREs-The finest AZ
most appropriate presents are the Porcelain Pi
ures to be btained ut Bowman's Gallery.
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For your Holiday Goods Scsn at
Skirt Factory, 115 Main St.. -
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CHRIsTMAs.-Toys, Oysters, Fresh Fish, Tur
keys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens, &c. Groceries.
new arrival at Baldwin's, La Sale street.
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all OTTAWA ILL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2q 1867

MONUMENT FUND,-The agent gives us the
following as the result of his canvass in the town
OF Eden. There is i,wever, still part of the
town to canvass, Sc that this amount will be
Ynewhat iucroasad
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Ottawa Academy Natural sciences.

Meets arst Thurday in each month, Dr. j. Paus build
Ing Donaons of birds nsects and petrfactions socted
Paul, President. W. W Cakins. Secretary
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E New style Of jewolry for parties and balls,
just received at the Hoop Skirt Factory, 115
Main st. ~tf,,u %AiRW
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LNOR SALE-Or exchange for other property, two half
IL sections Of land ia Missouri. X. DYER.
Inquire ut City Drug Store.
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We will all go TO H. Walther's, for our Holi
day Toys and Candies.
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Work Boxes, Writing Dssks, Port Folios,
Pocket Books, PURSES Ss., At 9. q. Lutx's La
Sale street '. -" "-T
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No THOROUaHFARE.D Disksns' Christmas sto ry
for sale at OsMAN Il HAPEMANs.
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Toys, Toys, Toys for the million, at G. G..
Lutz's, Hoes & Leland's block.
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:" II you want the finest and best Candies, 90 to
n. walther's. ''q3 t.l
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For best fresh Oysters call at IL. Walthsr's
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CItlLD 4 Bro are settling up their book sc-i
counts and al psrsons knowing they ere indebted
to thsm viii please os,laad ssttle BY the first Of
January. ,s - ,s.,,..A s.,,.ss .ss'' sRfIalsa. u
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aI ~ W ~ a'if ~ 'i ,d'a "a = l'aw y TO
q! Nss0 .pR5 g.tarash g,efs ta@
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Tn the PnhIic.

N having made the above purchase and re-
sumed business at the Old aud wen known
stand, No. 8b Main rect, where We have so
oi"eu and for so many long years Of sunshine
anq adversely met our old friends and patrons;
and ~ a train OF Unforeseen prOvideuual cIr-
cuiuriaures have shifted Us around 20 our for
mer place OF business, 10 is with feeling or
earnest reorganization that We are again pre-
pared 70 oner % Du- former patrons and The
pubic g-neralr O. Isrge and well selected sock
OF Drugs Leu.c.Iss, etc etc., fsld indeed every
thing sually kept Ia n fist class and well con
Quoted Drug store, 20 which we sire now adding.
aud VIII continue 10 add constantly. fresh sun
plies Of the most staple and Choice Articles the
markets eau afford. And as we SHAH import
from foreign markets direct. and from first
hand dealers, We intend making this House
30 the Drug Emporium Of the South % we would.
therefore. hold cut goctniluduCgment-. 10 both
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN the CITY and
country, 20 give Us a call, examine and price
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, for We
are determined, bV our cluze v~iEilaure Of the
markets OF this ana foreign Countries as well
as with sound, practical judgment in making
our purchases. so as 90 be able, with the choice
quality Of our stock and the low prices We will
offer them az. 90 be able TO vie with and even
defy competition. Anxiously hoping, there.
fore, that these propositions lfOr we Intend %
make good TO the letter all we have proposed,
will meet with The hearty concurrence OF our
old friends and patrons and The community
generally. We are, very respectfully, younH,
etc, J.. b. WATSON & Co,
Pr0prietors
The Avalanche. BulIstin, Ledger and Post will
please COPY one month. oca I'm
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PLOWS OF al kinds.
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS.
THRESEING MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATE MACHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,

DEERING COTTON PRESSES.
COTTON PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERE,
COTTON SWEEPFRS.
CULrIVATDRS.
CORN PLANTERS.
EuTNEIE MAEuTNEE
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MFMPHIE- OcfObqr 2l. 1877. I

The money market for the week has been
close with a fair demand FOR currency. The
call has been mostly for the purchase OF cotton.
The shipments Of currency arriving daily are
not large enough TO meet the wants Of our
community, and until receipts are heavier
there viii continue 70 be the same amount or
s~tringency. ExchanQe IS off0red freely and In
excess OF the ability or our banks 20 meet.
CottopR Ills are taken at &c discount from GUS
tomerfF The selling rates vary fren par 20 14e
premium with only a moderate demand.
Transactions in Gold during the week have
been Light with a larger margin than usual be-
low New York quotations. The premium b
lower than at the close OF last week, but the
decline has been gradual. The New York mar
ket to-day opened AZ 1875, put declined 70
before noon, closing az the opening rate. Our
dealers bOughJ during the day ut if2c.
We have no sales OF silver torepOrE Offer
inga are restricted 10 q few dollars which are
taken az l2 20 1896, as to amount.
City scrip is weak with no demand. Dealers
to-day are not anxious 70 buy. The nominal
buying rate ts nom 3Aaf0o. It Is offered freely
a. the latter figure Brokers sell at 426943c, and
one sale was reported al Ale.
County Warrants are very dull. Brokers are
not buying. We quote them nominally at 65g
70c buying; selling at I5180c.
Police scrip Is ont Of favor. Thedemand has
fallen or untn dealers are not willing 10 pur-
chase "A our quotations, which like thoseOf city
scrip and county warrants are entirely nom
inal. Buying 65ae70c selling zbaSOc.
Bonds and stocks have been quiet during the
report.
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MEACHAM & TREA0WELL

NJ. L. MEACHAM, A. c. TREADwELL.
Formerly Of Meaeham Formerly OF f. Lane
q Galbrsath. GO
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Fare as Low as by an! Other
Route.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF
ezzERA1 sUrzznrpDE7s oFEEE
Louisville and NasBvlla Express

TRAINS viii Ieavethe Depot OtthH Company
al head OF Main street, III n1rther notice
as follows:
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Tit trade OF our city during the wasy inst
closed has not been such as our merchaDfs baf
reason % expect. Tue exaggerated accouDfr -
fever which have gone forth have. 10 "A Iaree
extent, cut us or from all Intercourse with f5s
interior, Whether there has been lust csI7ss
for this alarm is as yet undecided. 1t Is time
TINT a few of our well known citizens have
died during the past two weeks, but the aggrr-
gate intsrments have not averaged over four ar
i've each day during that time, and the whole
number OF deaths from this cause last week
we're but 81 out OF a population OF fully 5000.
Allowing that 10000 have skedaddled, we stII
have 5000 LEFT, and one tenth OF enc per cent
IA not a large mortality-certainiy not enough.
to cause The panic which has undoubtedly
sliced upon some OF our people who have ded.
and who have, by their wild assertions, created
the impression abroad that Memphis
ing sepulchne.
Under oil the circumstances. probably. trade
has been more active than we had any right to
for. The demand for corn during ne last
Few days has been someghat better as buvers
are on the market purchasing for shipment
South. Ear corn is dull Bran scarce Hav
1rm with light stock. Mnal plentiful with
demand. Oats are drms Meats OF An
kinds except hauos have declined since our lest
with fair stock on hand. Eggs and Butter con-
scarce. Chickens are in demand and
firm, Potatoes are frTn. Onions dull. Bagging
is IN good demand. Ties are also IN demRnd
while rope is very little sOughtaftsr.
A DDT 10 ,a~ haWra1
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The state OF the cotton market has become a
source OF uneasiness 70 the planter and the
merchant. the price at which 10 now sells
will not pay the expense incurred In its pro-
duCtiOu. Our planters must IN ihe language o.
an exchange initiate the farmer II his diversity
OF crops, see t. the,care Of swine, and breeding
stock, use his small economies, and Ike him.
be his Own salesman. lt MAY appear bstittling
but AFTER All II IL "a nObier life than that Of i'm
who is the slave TO debt FOR his sust enauce. and
who Knows, as he dashes along in his broad
cloth, that the merchant, II not the tailor, Is
wondering wnen he viii get paid Tor it. We
must reverse our mode OF planting. II We
would thrive, and whether the worm or cotton.
conquer, this is equally true.
The market opened Tor the week with up
lands at S3yd. and Orleans sstd in LfverDa6L
There was however, a decline during the week,
aEu though our market has been active
Throughout, prices have not been satisfactory.
On yesterday the feeling WAS better, and to-
DAY the Liverpool market opened at S5sd for
up'auds, and SD for Orleans.
The New York opening dispatch quoted a
quiethuL steady market with uplauds at BIC.
The noon dispatch showed a firm and quiet
market but the closing quotations Wera la
lower, with holders anxious TO realize. Up-
lands, l91ac; Low Middling, lgGt8i5c: Good
Middhng 2i1ag22c; Orleans, DLc; Mobile, 2Ic.
Our market, owing to tine -unfavnr5bIe charac-
ter OF the weather was very quiet during the
early part or The day. The few buyers who
were abroad were willing 70 buy on G basis OF
1910 for Middllng, but were not successful. As
vance Of nom q To &c on their views OF the
The sales for the day were large and
the weeks sales will foot up fully 5000 bales.
We quote as follows. but would premise that
our quotations represent sales during the dny.
We do not think that our outside figures could
lie attained on high grades after The arrival OF
the closing New York dispatch. Receipts for
the week oI55 bales. Shipments, j7l8 bales.
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aEADY-MADB CLOTHING.
Wool TAINTED.

WILL furnish all kinds Of Iron and Brass
Castings on short nstics and At most reasonable
rates: and especially, keep on hand at a ime
The VARIOUS EIzes Of Gin Castlngz so IN
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Notice TO tie Public.

y retiring from the Drug business in this CITY
L we would give notice thar We have sold cur
entire Stock, together with the Fixtures Lease
etc. Of The -weI-EnOwn stand. No 3s Main
street. 90 Dr y. =. WATSON 600, TO whom Ne
were formerly SUCCESSORS; and after returning
our he rLeiL thanks 20 cur numerous patrons
and friends who have so literally gav6red M
during our continuation OF business, We solicit
Tor our succrss0us a continuation OF the same
As 90 the character and qualifications on orr
worthy successors lu this branch Of trade their
reputation Is too well and favOrably known In
this city and throughout the COuntry generally
for us 20 Dc able IA anything we might here
state TO add thereto. Suffice IL % say they are
Of long and tried experience in this branch OF
busiuess, ana therefore most cordially recon-
mend a continuation Of ouT patrons with this
House. JOHN A. NIPGEN.
The unsettled business OF NfPGEN q REA-
kIET and JOHN A. NIPGEN, VIII be settled
by either OF the old partners at the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN,
NIfGEN & kEAKIRT.
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n. &C. R R. bonds.a75
N. &C. RR. ~coupOnES5
NJ. 80. RR bondB.2
N. & coupOns2
Tenn. bonds, Oid.86
new 81
Tsnn. p .,-,,.7O
MisLCR R LIST m tg'e55
" " ID 10
Memp1sCi City b'nds IS
cOupOns.55
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Steamer H. Adkins, New Orleans.
" T. L. McGiH, New Orleans.
Peoria City, st. Louis.
90 Victor. OscRpla
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CoTDoE STATEMENT.
Memphis wholesale Dry Goods Marke,

The market during the week has been dull
and confined to the nlling OF orders. Very few
country merchants have been in town owing
TO fear Of the sickness, but nov that the
weather has turned cool and danger is passed.
We may look for a large Increase or trade dur
ing the coming week. Prices are unchanged in
all fabrics since our last.
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The Tobacco market has not varied since onr
last issue. There's g moderate call for the ar
ferent braads OF chewing and smoking Tobacco
but the aggregate sales for the week have been
Owing TO unfaYorable news nom he
coming crop prices are looking up, but no
change has yet occurred in this market.