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Tavern stand for Sale,

r WISH To SELL THE TAVERN STAND" IN
i Royalton, Fairfield county, Ohio, known as the
"Pau Corner" tits substantial Brick Building,
with good stabling and out-houses, all in good re-
pair Any one wishing to purchase would do well to
call and examine the premises.
Terms ofsale liberal If not sold before the lst Of
April next this property will be torrent;
Royalton, Jan. 81, lsO7-4w
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r.. 81
NORTHERN LleHTs.--This new week.
ly magazine, Iee & Shepherd, BOs-
ton,) grows better and bettcr with
each issue. The numbers are now
stitched and covered. presenting an
outside appearance corresponding with
the inside attractions. The story of
"Neighbors' Wives is continued iu
the sixth number. 1tiis written with
great power, and is Of such absorbing
interest as tomake it q real grievance
TO have to wait for the successive parts.
Billinghurst sellsthe HLights," or it
can behad by mail at $500 for twen-
E9-six numbers.
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'GUERNsEY TfMEs-This excellent
paper, which was recently enlarged to
mammoth size, has just put on o new
dress Of clear, broad faced type, in
which iit,presents a beautiful and i'm
posing appearance. lItiis aprint that
lis good forsore eyes, they don't hap
.pen,to belong to coppefheads.
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WHISPERS
AND
4 IL s Il "A @ II T. 6

u-yoRCED to grow upon the smoothest face in from
n three to fve weeks by using DR. SEVIGNE'S
lEsTA AURATEUR cAP1LLAIRE the most wonder
mi discovery IN modern science, acting upon the
pesrd and Hair In an almos' miraculous manner II
has been used by the elite Of Paris and London with
me most Hatterng success. Names OF fA pure hasers
win be registered, and II entire satisfaction IS not
given 10 evers instance, the money will be cheorug
Desoriptlve rnulars and testimonials mailed free
Address BERGER, SHUTS y. CO., Chemists, No.
SsB Rives Street, Toy, N Y. sole ssdnts
"a etatee 1h Feb H. W'ly.
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Ths ..srectaeIs MAn,n

Owing to other appointments closes
his stay at Tallmadgs House, Monday
Eve, Feb. 18th.
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Coop PRopERrY For SALE.-The
well known residence Of Chas. Pairan,
on Wheeling Street is for sale on favor,
able terms. It is in complete repair,
newly painted, with new roof, and the
premises comprise all desirable con-
veniences. 1t is one Of the most elegi.
Bile places now offered within the city,
suitable for the residence of a business
man with o moderate family.
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LKDfEss FUns.

Alsrge lotof Ladies' and ChiIdrens,
FUBs will be closed out regardless o.
cost st BFock's Hat Store, 3w.4S'
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eITRON BALSAM pleasant liquid rem.
oily which never fails to cnro the ITCH ut once. hs
M external application for Rheumatism, Eruptive
Diseases OF the skin, Ulcers Old Sores, Gangrene,
Burus aud scil3 It is very effective
Sold by Druggists. Price % cents
OLIVER CROOK CO., Proprietors.
Burnboms 4 Van SehaaclS, Chicago,
John h. Park, Cincinnatl o.. Gcn'l Agents.
Nov. 90, IseG--35iy Jt
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samuo, g. Hardy. estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
i Y been appointed and qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
on the Estate OF Samuel G. Hardy, late Of Fairfield
county, Ohio, deceased.
Also that B. +. Reinmund, of Lancaster, Oino, is
hereby authorized, my agent in the settlement Of
said Estate make collections for, and settle claims
against tie aforesaid Estate.
An claims against the said Estate to he filed with
my said agent within - months from this date
ISABELLA HARDY.
Jan. 81, lse7-3w
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$500

Time set FOR distribution,
SATURDAY, MARCH 1871, 1867.
COMMITTEE win be appointed by ticket holders
present to take charge ofthe same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
correct hist of the awards as soon after will ALLOW
for publishing.
Tickets for sale at the following places:
Tuthiirs Book Store.
Bilnghurst's News Office, -
A. Brenneman's Book Store, -rh t
Isaac Butterfeds Cigar and Tobacco Store. and at
my st IRE on Broadway.
REFEREEcKs- u. d. Martin, Pros. First National
Bank, Lancaster; Kutz. Reber & Uirck. Dry Goods
House; J. c. Weaver, Hardware Merchant; s. J.
Wright Co., Wholesale Grocefs. ~ .e
J. d. JACKSON, Proprietor,
Box Is, Lancaster, o.
tan 81 is61-eW
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Legislative proceedings the paO. week
have been unusually devoid Of interest,
and we omit our t6ual summary;

AsTRoNoMI6AL.-0n Tuesday ove-
hing, between . and IL o'clock, there
was an Occultatioh of d star or planet
by. the moon. Owing TO the haziness
Of the atmosphere the exact time Of
the set's passing behind the moon, or
OF its rs.appeathhce, was but impcr.
fectly observed. Had the sky been
perfectly clear, the phenomenon would
have presented pleasing and curious
sight.
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
E n a M E i

e n A VI h L,
For Improving and Beautitying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in usei
for giving the skin beautiful pearl-lke tint that is
only found N youth II quickly REMOVES Tan, Frecki
les. Pmpes, Blot hes, Moth Pniehes, Sal'owressi
Eruptions and all Impurities Of the skin, kindly
healing the same leaving the skin white and cear rs
aabaser Its eau not be detected by the closest
scrutiny, and benga vegetable prepa alton Is per-
used hy the French adis considered by the Parsian
as indispensable 10 a perfect toilet. Upwards Of 10,
00h bottles were sold dunng the year. sufficient
guarantee of its efficacy. Price only rs cents Sent
by mall post. .paid on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS h CO., Chemists,
Feb. II. 'G7ly. 2s5 River 81, Troy, NY.
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For Curling the Hair of either See in
to Warg and Glossy Ringiets
or Heauy Massive Carls.
By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen can
beautiiy themselves thousand fold Il is the only
article the world that will curl straight hair, aod
at the same time gveit ia beautiful glossy appear-
ance. The Chsper Coma not only curs the hair
but inv gorates heautfies and cieanses II; is highly
and delightfully."- perumed, and is the most complete
article Of the kind offered To the American pub.
lie The Crsper Coma will be sent TO any address,
sealed and postpaid tOr 81.
Address all ordeTs TO
W L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. ? West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Feb. Il, 1867, ly.
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The haat CalI!

A IL peraousindehadt 70 the dfnn N nehtr. Kofs
"a 4 UIriok. tflhey drsireto aayooosla1 aIlfcome
lofwaro and pay their indobtedneIs +
lam determined to close up al acoonngs AM notes
Athin shorttlmo, and unIess paid they will bolefl
Aith an officer for collection.
OFFaC E-oror Rcber, Kulf A tflriokss Store,
n the room Formerly ooeupledby a. MoveiEh. Esa
q. +. RAINEY.
April.e. isos-if.
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B e A UT Y!

auburn. Golden, Haren & Sitken Curls,
DRoDucED by the used Prof DEBREUX' FRI.
III SER LIE tHEVEUX. One application warranted
to curl the most straight add stubborn hair OF either
sex into gavy rnPets, or heavy massive cuTs. Has
been used by the ia. hionables of Paris and London
with the most gratifying results. Does no injury to
the hair Price by ma sealed and post paid. 81.
DescrT tive circulars mailed free, Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2SS Riier ST., Troy,
N. Y, sole agents for the United States.
Feb. IA '67-ly
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~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The. greatest amount insured in any one risk
according tn circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be IN.
tured 10 any city, town or village and the great.
est amount allowed % be Incurred III any one block,
TRries with circumstances.
srA7E Or Nsw YoRK. County Of New York, ss.
. Carlisle norwood, President, and I'm c. Mills,
Secretary ofthe l,oiillard Fire Insurance Company
q New Ysrk being severaIly sworn. depose and say
that the oregoiDgs fall. true and correct state.
nent ofthe affairs Of said Company and that they are
the above desc ribed officers thereof
.cARLISLE NORWOOD, President
JOHN 9. MILLS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day Of
January, 1851. John W. MURRAY,
CommssoaeT OF Deods
lsEiL.l tTrvE CENT STAMP.
OFFICE or THE AuDIToR or STARE,
COLUMNS. ONO, Jan, "a, 1851.
Its Hereby Certified, That the foregoing is a cor.
rect copy ofthe statement Of condition Of fhe Loril
lard Fire Insurance Company, Of New York made to
and filed IN this ONCE. for the year 1861.
Witness mylianA and sesl officially
lsEAL. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor ofet
BY JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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AFFLlCTED!
S ufer no Nor e (!

when hy the use Of DR.. JoINVIELE'S ELIXIR
YOU can be cured permanently, and at atrifIng cost
: The astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weak
ness General Debility and Prostraton, Loss OF Mus
cular Energy, Impotency or any ofthe consequences
of youthful indist retion renders it the most valuable
preparation ever discovered.
IL will remove ali nervous Affections depression,
excitement ncapacity TO study or business, loss Of
mpmorv, confusion, thoughts OF sell-destrucuon,
fears ofinsanitS &C. twill restore the appeite re-
new the health ufthose who have destroyed 1t by
sensual excess or evil practices,
Young Men, be humhugged no more by "Quack
Doctors and Ignorant pra tltioners, but send with
ont delay for the BliNif and be at once restored 10
health aid happiness. A perfect cure s guaranteed
in every instance Price, ST. or four bottles TO one
address, s3.
Also, DIR. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS. for
the spredy and permanent cure ofGonorrhea, Gleeti
Irethral Discharges, Gravel Structure, and all afec
lions of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in
from one to five days They are prepared from veg.
etabe extractsthat are harmless on the system and
never nauseate the stomach or impregnate the
breath. No change ofdet Is necessary while using
them nor does their action in any manner interfere
wth business pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
Either of the aforementioned articles will be sent
IN any address, closely sealed, and postpaid by mail
or express on receipt OF price. Address all orders
10 BERGER, SHUTTS.& CO., CHEMISTS :
Feb. IA, '67-ly No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, NJ
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EXCELSIORl EXCELSIOR l.!
CHASTELLA RS
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R
For Remopino SuperfuouS Hair.

70 the ladies' especially, this invaluable depRtory
recommends itsSfas being an almost Indispensable
article TO female beauty, is easily applied, does not
burn uure the skin, but acts directly on the roots
Il is warranted to remove supernuUus hair from low
totally and radically extrpating the same leaving the
skin son. smooth and natural This IS the only rtl.
cle used by the French, and s the only real eecual
depllatory existence. Price 76cents per package,
sent pos paid 10 any address, receipt ofan order.
by BERGER, SHUTS 4 Gu, Chemists,
2sJ River Street, N. Y.
Feb. "a, 1ss5s-ly l
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B@r The proceedings of the meeting
of the 9th inst. win be published in the
next issue of the Gazette.
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Meeting of the Hooking valley H1rti-
IN cultural Society.
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Notice.

There cometh glad tidlnrs Of Joy to all,
TO young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so lreetous and raro,
Is free tor all, aud all may be tair.
HgHy fha t.sa NJ
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Monday the 1sth,

cadwell's last day at Tallmadgc
House. s....
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cRlsPER COMA.

oh shewas beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entw.ned,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-13

THE FREEDNrEN's BUREAU IN TENNEs-
sEE.-When the affairs of the Freedmen's
Bureau were placed in the hands Of Brevet
Major General Carlin, as Assistant Com
missioner, there were nineteen agents on
duty. This number has been reduced TO
twelve, all but two of whom are citizen
agents Ii is but simple justice to say that
Gen. Carlin has, during his administration,
striven 10 clear the Bureau of the corrupt
and incompetent officials who, in the un-
lawful exercise of the almost absolute power
with which they were vested, had made
that institution execrable, not only to the
people who were naturally opposed to it,
but to its friends. The shortcomings of
many former agents of the Bureau, and the
various methods of extorting money from
the ignorant negroes who CHANGED to fall
into their clutches, are examples of some
of the coolest villainy on record. Though
the maintenance of such an institution in
this State is, for many reasons, to be de-
plored, so long as it exists, good policy de-
mands that it be made az acceptable as
possible TO the people, aud we are free TO
say that with very few exceptions its Off
GERS, under thespresent regime, are better
and more competent men than have ever
served here in this department of the
government.
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There was nothing doing in government
securities here, as has been the case for
some weeks past.
Exchange on New York was sold yes
terday by the banks at lilo premium.
Nashville corporation checks were bought
by the brokers at Csc discount and sold at
2O@22c.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows: $4,000 new at
624c, $4,000 new at 625c, $1,000 new at
Csc, $4,000 ex. coupons at 63tc, $4,000
ex. coupons, I'd call, at 634c, $4,000 new at
Csc, $1,000 new at 634c, $4,000 new at csc,
$4,000 new at 63Sc.
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 9th inst, says: The loan market is
rather more active but the supply of
available funds is abundant and the drain
of currency to the West is diminishing.
The rate for call loans is 7 per cent. on ap-
proved securities, and lenders are not so
urgent in discriminating in favor of gov
ernments and against other colIaterals.
The discount demand is small choice
bills being scarce and passing at 7@88.
The general movement of the market seems
for the present to tend towards greater
ease, for the banks have made up their
quarterly statements and public confidence
Is gradually reviving from the shock pro-
duced by the sudden locking up of cur
rency in the Sub-Treasury last month. The
issue OF the certificates in exchange for
compound notes has also some influence in
restoring the tone ofpublic feeling"
The Lynchburg VA Republican of the
9th inst, says:
The tobacco crop, it is apprehended,
will be very seriously and injuriously af-
fected by the present most inopportune
spell of rainy weather If it does not
clear off and grow warm soon, the frost
will oyertake and destroy the growing
plants in the field. At all events, the crop
is sure to be damaged to a considerable en-
tent, and if the wet weather continues, the
results will be very deplorable. Very few
planters have had any portion of their to-
bacco cut, as yet, and it is not possible to
do SO now. We hope that a favorable
weather change may arrest the mischief
before it extends any farther. A violent
hail storm prevailed on Thursday evening
last, in the neighborhood of Rockfsh De
pot, in Nelson county, which inflicted Sc
we're injury upon the tobacco crop, leaving
in some fields scarcely plant standing
The stock of coffee of all kinds in New
York on the 9th inst, was 1884 bags.
The following will show the stocks of Rio
held at the various receiving ports at the
latest dates
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KAILROADAND STAGE TIME TABLE

From7AMtosP.u sundays. to AN
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He is Arrested ON an Indictment for
FgubezEIenaenf.

Col. James s. Hull, Warden of the peni.
Tertiary, reports of the progress of whose
trial before the Commissioners have an.
peared in the city papers, has been in
dicted by the grand jury for embezzlement.
The indictment was made upon the
strength Of the testimony before the Com
missioners, and he was taken before Judge
Smith, of the Criminal Court, who released
him on boud of $500. The penalty fol-
lowing conviction of the crime of embezzle
ment is a fine equal 10 the amount embez-
zled, and imprisonment not less than five
nor more than twenty years. His trial
by the Commissioners on the other charges
preferred against him will be resumed to-
morroW
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
On Saturday next, the 10Th inst, p L.
Nichol, Clerk Of Davidson County Court,
will offer for sale, al the courthouse, some
very valuable city and country property.
The lot in rear Of the Commercial Hotel,
known as the Bugg Lots" being cen
trally located and we'll adapted for the
erection Of business or warehouses, offers
a fine chance for some enterprising capt.
talist to invest to advantage The sale
commences at II o'clock, and the terms OF
purchase are liberal. For particulars, see
advertisement
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n ciancerr a NashsiIls.

State az Tenn co Osz e Clerk and Master,
Cbapcerg Court ~ Nashville. SegGembsf The
18th, 1867
A. L. Maxwell, complainant. "; Owen, Lane
Der and Others, defendants.
APPEALING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
| in this causs tuaf the dsfsnazais. jos. Il. Owen
clark Lane and 4. u. Dyer. are n0n-residsBts
III the State Of tennessee Il b herefore ordered
fbaf the enter their appearance herein before or
v[ithia the frsf three days ofths next term vi
CoUrf 10 be neid en- the fret Mohdayin NoVeus-
her next lsS7 aud plead. answer OF dernur to
eonnpiaiBanf's ball, OF the same will be taken for
Contested a. 70 thsm ana set for hearing *
parte. and thata copy OF this order De pubiis shed
for tour ccnsecutiys weeks IL the Nashville
Union and Dispatch.
A sopy-Attsst: N. B. HON RLL,
Clerk aud Master.
". B. Reese and 7. ". Hurley sollrs for
complainant. oct2 w4t
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NEW YoRK. Oct. 12.-Cotton more steady. 25O0
bales of middling uplands was sold. Flour
firm but inactive at 50 l099 80 for superfine
state and western $40 406l3 s. for extra wes-
tern; included in the sales are $1,000 bbls extra
state at 10 50Gl0 -. Whisky still remains
quiet. Wheat more active and 26f3c better
receipts 40 $50 bush. Barley more active. at
Barley malt dull. Corn &c better; sales 10000
bush. at 81 341S@l As for mixed western, IN
store and adoat, closing duh at 81 AZ ahoat
Oats AGl1 nc better but less active sales 10000
bush. at S2@S215c. Sugar dull sales 700 hhds.
cuba at DZ@l212e. Petroleum steady; l5lSc
ior crude and Soc for refined in bond. Pork
neaNy and lower. closing at SD as for mess.
Beer duil and unchanged 100 barrels changed
hands at previous prices lard, 900 barrels ut
l&9l13sc.; butter 40c; State cheese firm at l08
lie irelghts active and decidedly frmer: sales
OF 5000 bushels of wheat 50 SO; money easier
ana fairly active at 6g7e; exchange quiet at
l04g lO413 gold hrmer, opening at l441S and
closing at l441s; total exports Of specie to-day
S2U1 20; government stocks quiet. shade better;
o's OF 81 registered, HES; do coupons liz; SOS
registered, lO2Gl041+; coupon ll2S: do "a IOl:
do % l0il4. do Jan'y and July, 1915 1910, reg
istered, lU05s; coupon 1905 7-S0s 1857. The
bank statement. Monday. is expected 10 show
$235l 6s; circulation decrease $ll5 40; depoeits
decrease slSl7 s.; legal tender decrease S72s6 GO
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-COtton in seant sup
ply low middling 171%c. Receipts. 467 bales;
exports. 1900 bales. Flour dull; superine,
$40 rs; choice extra. Sl4 50. Corn dull and I'M
changed. Oats unchanged Pork quiet and
hrm, at S26 5O926 IS, Bacon firm; shoulders.
1512c; sugar cured hams. 271ld2SlSc. Lard
quiet and arm, at l4]sGl5c. Gold closed at
44>zS4424
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 12.-Tobaeco nominalIy I'M
changed. Cotton and hemp are dull. and moth
ing doing Flour, In demand and very firm,
with GOOD demand for better srSdss snp rl,S
and tail eholee white anu red fall 50 25g2 50 /;
prime red 81 4O@2 AZ; prime Iowa spring 81 81
81 70 Nebraska g S5Sl 80. Corn very dull
MIXED Ehite 81 039l "a; yellow 81 05; choice
white 81 IL. Oats higher fancy white CSC
choice DO CSC prime 65@e6c Barley choice
spring held higher. but not saleabls above 81 30.
Rye inactive at 81 &91 q. Mess pork easier at
Saga =. Bacon frmer shoulders l416,
clear sides lsz<c; sugar cured hams &c plain
nFassed ls1sc. Lard firm, at l49l4zc. Re
ceiPts Of -four 3469 bbis- RECEIPTS Of wheat 3ls6
sacks. Receipts Of corn l2s4 bus. Receipts OF
oats l74l bus. Receipts Of barley 1910 bus Re-
ceipts Of rye So bus Weather very cool and
Cincinnati Market.
CISciSSATr. Oct. I2-Flour frrner and
not higher Extra Sll 009l1 @: family 81
or =. " heat frrner and prices higher No
red 81 g No. ! white s. IS; Corn closed firm
tive sales could not have been made at over
81 o. Oats liner, and prices advancing No. L
&c, rye firm No 81 4s6sl 50. Barley firm
ton unsettled, and prices nominnI niddlinz
could have been bought at le@i61lc- Tobacco
lrm with a good demand prices unchanged
whisky unchanged i is held at &c in bond,
but not much demand for il in this shane the
business done chiefly is at irregular prices
Mes pork. is dull at SO. Lard held firm at
I311e, but there was not much demand, Bacon
being in snch small quantities that holders feel
confident Of getting higher prices. nnd Therefore
Tie market u very firm az If1<9lf]<c for shout
ders, and lsSl85<c for clear rib aud clear siies
green meats are IN demand al III 9l2c for SIDE
and lf7z4Sl5c for hams, but the Heafher being
too warm for flaughtering not many hos have
been Killed and receipts are light RGtter IA
scarce ana ana, firm, fresh bringing 35@42 Cheese
duh at i49l4Hc. Linseed oil dull at I4J[zl5e
Petro leum trm At 22s55c for refined. Potst5es
dull and supply large at g 1913 90 psr bsrrei
Clover sesd dnil az S. and timothy al ~ 10.
cold elo'ed at l4412. buying quotafions
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. l2--SsIes Of s. bsds tobse-
co; Iuss, at 81 S0S4 80. Superfns -four g 20.
near - ~ Corn shelled 81 L. Oats esa7Oc.
SAX cotton Toe, Mes pork $24 Bacon sboni-
aeIs ioes clear aides 1870. Lard lac Whisky 10
bona sells at Sc. River falling. with twenty
SIX inches in the canal
Memphis Market
MEMPHIS, Oct. I2-Cotton I5Sl6c. Corn 81 10
81 10. Hay s15s26. 0ats re. Pork 81 50.
Bacon shoulders 15G16c. Clear sides at l99
1916. Lard at I59l5c.
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INQUIRE WTTHIN.-The mouth is ike a
house to let However pretty it may be
externally, it is impossible to Judge Of its
merits until you have seen the inside. If
behind the ruby doors there are plenty Of
pearl-white fixtures, you will exclsim, at
once, 'how beautiful p To impart the ut
most possible brillisncy to such dental
furniture--to keep ii always sound and
perfect-there is nothing like fragrant
Sozodont. 2teod