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sauaLsTn Cotton aGaFkets.

CHARLESTON, Gan. s. P d cotton DAT and de-
cituing. MiddlinE ~.
~
SAEGssAH, Jan. =. e. A--MAIkst dull; Iig-
erpooi middlinE sl&c.
AUsrsTa. O.. Jan aa-Coiton declined 1.c
ssiss to-day, loo tales. middhns uplsH1s. S0e
holders firm.
ATdUsTA, "a, JGn. The market Eas very
dull and less active % yesterday hoitsTs St.ll
refusing 70 aogede T. the views Of buyers. I1e
transactions were to- limited 10 justify quota
tiouz The sAlss were l42 baIes. at prices rGnEins
srom = 4 70 = =. Thsseesipts we're 4o4 bales.
MACON, Ga Jan. .5---tneTe Wa AttleoF notH
ins done IN cotton t0-dGy Al consequence q the
reported dulnsss 10 New foFk-suyors and sell
lars Being unahis T. come % terms. few bsie2
were sold early in the morning AZ xle; aud s0ms
httle DARING the day ~ 81; ana rave that ~ n
extreme hguTe TElinE 81 the Close. TIE reeeiptl
iSot ~ Is bales. aad the shiE1spts a. The
sales EsTe - hales
CoLUHsCs. GA, 5an. - Our market TO-DAY
Wa1 unsettled and liielszs. Neither buyers nor
sellers wsrs mach disposed 70 operate. IEs !0r-
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Eceeipis by Rail.

n. Il c. RAILROAD, Jan. 2S.-l54 bales
cotton, 6 packages merchandise, % bags
cotton yarn, bales sheeting, Il coils rope
2trunks, l box tallow.
L. 4 \. RAILROAD, Jan. 28.-23C
sacks corn, Is barrels -four, 45 barrels
pork. 81 bales gunnies, A sacks coffee, 81
boxes, 20 halves and 20 quarters candles
100 bags malt, car cabbage, cars stock,
% boxes chimneys, 5 boxesdrugs, 100 bags
oats, 80 barrels whisky, 81 casks bacon,
car hay, Is boxes and 10 kegs horse shoe
nails, 25 beadsteads, % bundles stats, bar
rels hominy, 5 barrels beans, ! bale twine
boxes dry goods, boxes shoes, 10 boxes
umbrellas, barrels candy, case tobacco
50 boxes cheese, 80 cases hardware, 80 cads
and 10 boxes tobacco, 10 tierees lard, Il
bundles iron, 80 boxes, 20 half and q
quarter boxes candles, several lots sundries
BT RIVER. SIeamsT 4. Bake, from "
Pc CamLeTldad-2I7s sacks corn.
Seua.sr Alert from Upper clmLegiIad-
coo sacks corn.
SisuaSr Tal.sRaa, fro.a CHizo-iGO bar
rsls -four, s5s sacks Of corn, 81 bundle
shingles
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RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
Jan. 2S.-Alert, Upper Cumberland.
A. Baker,
Alert, Up River

] "'''' ~ -Aiclti Upper N"Ht"Oli "iiN'
A. Baker,
DEPARTED.
Alert, Up River
The river is falling, with four feet water
on the Shoals. Weather clear and cold
The Tyrone leaves to-day for Cairo
Passengers may rely upon pleasant jour
ney on her.
The Talisman did not gel off Sunday, bat
concluded to lie over until Saturday, her
PTegular day when she will leave for Cairo.
The Nashville left Cairo Saturday. ana
will, no do,.bt, be in poF. to-day. Ifso she
leaves ioE Cairo Thursday, tina; being her
proper Day for departing.
The Fanny Brandeis, which had been
gathering mp n cargo for the Upper Cnm-
berland, withdrew yesterday in fsvor Of the
/ little Aleri, which left with fair trip.
The Emma FLOYD arrived in Louisville
Sunday, having been out from Nashville a
a long while. The Palestine. which left
here about the same time, broke her rud-
der, aud is living at Wolfcre for repairs
The Rowena, for this port from Cincin-
natl. has arrived at Louisville
A Cairo dispatch Of Sunday says.
The gorge in the Mississippi at Dog
Tooth gave way to day, and the lee is
coming down in heavy masses.
In the Ohio the ice ia little changed in
character or quality. Ii is if any thing
heavier than at the last report.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday says
Cline works wonders is an old say
ing, bnt the short space Of twenty-four
hours worked wonderful change, not only
in the weather in this region, but the
prospects and hopes ofall, particularly the
boatmen On Friday expectations ran
high Of full resumption of navigation,
and the boatmen were preparing to resume
their vocation, and boats were about to
| start for all points North and South.
Freighis thai had been enhanced were
again reduced TO former rates, and the
river trade promised to be fully revived.
The weather however, changed to cold
again, and now freights are again enhanced,
with but slight prospects Of resuming naSi-
CATION until another change
The St LOUIS Republican OF Saturday
says
Owing 10 the uncertainty as to the con-
ditiOn of the river between this and Cairo
matters are at a stand-still Several
steamers are at the landingpartially loaded
and ready to take advantage Of the frat op.
portunity.
RIVERS. AT this point the Mississippi
is swelling, occasiOned, no doubt, by the
melting of the snow and the gorge at Hat
Island. The channel from there to Cairo
is doubtless in 4 most wretched condition
and it is very doubtful if a steamer draw.
ing four feet could get through without ex.
periencing great difficulty. In fact it i;
asserted by some that there is but three
feet and an inch at the head of Arsenal
Island"
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Mn. Gro L. AllERs has embarked in
the Commercial brokerage" business, and
has succeeded in getting a foothold ct the
Chamber Of Commerce, where be viii sell
daily By sample, az descriptions Of goods,
groceries, etc, representing not only the
Nashville, but Cincinnati Baltimore, New
York, and other markets. In this com.
munity, Mr. A. needs no recommendation.
He Is known as a gentleman Of excellent
reputation, reliable, enterprisiDg, and every
way worthy We wish him abundant Sue
cess. Mr.. A. will offer 10 day, large lot
Of bacon, sugar and coffee Buyers will
find this favorable opportunity 10 get
supplies.
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The Great Foot Raee--ThIrfy-tNO Miles
walked in ! HOurs and 10 inmates.

walked in : HOnrs and 10 inmates.
The great contest ofspeed between Jacob
Handrirh, Of the Climax saloon, and David
Kuhn, Of Sleifers brewery, to Murfrees-
boro for 81 900 a side, came of Saturday.
The parties made a start from the Climax
saloon, on Cherry street, at three o'clock in
the afternoon, and the winner arrived at
the 81. Charles in Mnrfreesboro, al fifteen
minutes after ten in the evening.
The winner, Dr. Handrich Is square
built, muscular man, about thirty-fiye years
Of age and weighing two hundred and ten
pounds
His competitor is a man about the same
age, weighing one hundred and ten pounds.
The betting was about even. and those who
would have bet on the supposed advantage
ofcondition Of Kuhn, were shy Of the known
nerve and endurance Of the Doctor"
Both parties started of at a brisk walk,
taking the Murfreesboro pike when ont Of
the city, the " Doctor taking the lead.
The FIRST fifteen miles, 10 Layergne, were
made in three hours, Handrich being
ahead, but his competitor being fully in
sight
Shortly after passing Layergne it COM
menced getting dark, and from thence 70
the point Of destination the "coursers' sped
away over rocks and stones, holding a good
pace as the time shows.
With a sharp lookout for his pursuer,
the Doctor strobe into the town of MUIR
freeshoro just five minutes in advance Of
his adversary, while his more fragile an
tagonist was some half mile behind
The parties remained in Murlreesboro
through Sunday, having good time. when
they returned TO this city by rail.
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THE ATH + \ II L W.,
COLUMBIA. TENN
A sCHoag. HoR VOUNG LADIES.
Mrs. r. g. SMITH. principal.

u,UF WINTER EXAMINATION OF HIS
SrGsaI 4 appointed o. be heid On Ihtars-
fay. January 3lgt ana cloee Win SeufetI o.
Veal and Instrumental Music at night The
friends and patrons Of the AthehNum are re-
spertfally invited 70 attend
The 9pring Session commence On mSnoay >
Fshrusry Attn New pupils viii ind q freaily O.
fhririnteresttobe present &c OF before toe oIen
ing day. a--..... .
ytuur lad les DESIRING good, thorough and Iulah
"a education We employ teachers 81 tae htsh
80 rr,irr of talent and are prepared g. size ia
tretion n All the bran hes usually iaug a ip lFt
elass Eemaio school. We have one 81 the lars
81 mi let aalectei Libraries % be found u
sny aiuflar institution % which all TIE puPh,
have teily rrrcss. A complete set o. Chemletl
ana philasophical AppaTatu'. and. 30 iset. All
the neressary aids for inpurtlDg tn-sr1ction.
New pupils received o. any TINE, and ehArged
nrly E,srn date ct entrance Board ard English
Tuition per Session Of I'VE calendar months. are
oaiy fr5rn $40 g. $50
Circulars and other iut9maisoR iaFni hed ~
s55res-inE RoBT D. SMITH,
JAMIE dkwlm Secretary.
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ST a II II N r. n II
or THE CONDITION or THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
On the 3Ist Day of December. 1856.

- -
Made q, tt- Ga~prot., NH. Stat. ~ T-oa~,,..'
First The name Of this COmpany j. the H4EI-
FORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY, and Is
locltel az Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL.
y-coad. The amount Of Capital
Stock il 10000 90
TIild. The amount Of Capital stock
paid Up t7......-..-.... -.-.-..-..... l,NNN,U"'N
Fourth ASSETS
Cash ON hand and in Bank
and Cash items-............E Sl68 c"H2
Cash in hands Of Agents,
and IN course Of trans
mission ........................... lg0 n.-4t.
Bills receivable for loans.
secured nv personal and
collateral security -.--..-.. l}.SH q
Peal estate uniucumbered. b,O0itu
Rents and Interest accrued.
payable Isl January. algH.H
stocks and Bonds. as per
schedule on Tile with
State C0mptroller, mar
Eet value .......-.. -..-... --. a 'l<1 uu
------sl .-s3.0-s g.
LIABILITIES
Fyfh. Liabilities 10 Banks
or others, due OF not due e...,........
SiIfA. Losses adjusted and
SsUeHfh. Losses either uu-
adjusted or
Eighth. Adjusted and not
due. ............... ...-......... lf4, lAlUS
Ninth. Losses In suspense.
awaiting further proof. ...............
F.Hth. All other claims
against the Company D.. ........--.....
----- sItall- ps
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pArTaoa0TIME TARLE.

,gAsuNTIIF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Coiumbia Accommodation Tram
Arriye o. Na7hviile .-.....-- " az A. " J,
Leave .-.-'.'-'...-..-.
Mail ana Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville nt...--.--...--..--.'-' - A. y
ArttFoa az Nashville -. 80 = D.
Memphis. Mobile nnd M. LAlies-
Leave Nashville ~ .......- .....' - - y NJ
Arlse lt Nashville ------ a''.'''..'il'' =" A. "
LOUISVILLE AND NAhHNliiE hALl.f.''Ai''
Leave Nashville NJ ..... 90 A. ~ ana - = ~
49, ~ 1854. II. and ESQ p. NJ.
Arrive nj Nashville at.-5.2o P. n. and 40 a. ~
Passenger Car attached o. Freight Train
Leave Nashville .'---''-7. -, r ~
Arrive an AAshlille-a--r''.-.-..''' '' No "
NAqHyTII.E AND CHATTANOOaA RAlLkoAp.
Leave Nashville nt ....... eco 4. A. and ~ ?. ~.
Arriyee at Shelbyyille... 800 A. NJ al9 g'SH r a.
Arrive al Chattanooga. %. 200 p. 81. andS5gg A. NJ
leave ChafianooRa ....... 80 s. n. tnd ~ p ".
Arrive nj Nashville.....-. 40 A. 81. ana So A. NJ.
Leayeq Sbolbyville - A. N. and tZ.i9 P A.
Arviy.e al iile..--..ll.lO A. A. ana lN p W..
Sundays excepted)
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I'HE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
AT meeting Of the incorporators on the
Southern Telegraph Company, held in this
city on Yesterday the 2Slh inst, the charter
granted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Tennessee was accepted And, in
pursuance Of its provisions books were
opened and when ten per ccntum Of the
capital stock Of the corporation had been
7ubscribcd, o meeting Of the Stakeholder
was called when bylaws were made aud
odIofs elected being the same that Wa
effected by the meeting held M Louisville
Kentucky, for the government of the COM
pany within the limits Of the State
The following are the names of the OH.
Gers and directors az said company
Gen. +. Kirby Smith, louisville. Ky.
Preft and Gen. Sup'L
s. b. BucllneF. y. La. Vice Pres
X A. Walls Louisville ky., Sec. a Ire 2
Davis s Harrington. Louisville Ky.
Attorneys.
W. b. Hamilton, Louisville, Ky, d,
rector.
o. ". Thomas. Louisville. Nv, Director
FL. Huffman, Louisville KY, Director
ST. Geiger, Louisville Ky Director
q. ". Wicks. Louisville, Ky, Director
Roland Whitney. Louisville, Ky ID
rrOtcT
Arthur Peter, LouiAilic Ky, Direct"
W Y. Cornelius, Nashville, Director
W. Wicks. Memphis, Director
vs.. p. Waldrum. Memphis. Director
A = Reading. y. o., Director
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LADIES AT THE CAPITOL.-Quite num-
her Of ladies visited the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes on Saturday and yesterday. It
was cheering 70 see some bright CLEANS Of
Sunshine penetrating the spacious halls OF
the Capitol. We suggest that aome one OF
them on the next visit offer bill incor-
porating' Reporter
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THE CITY.
RATES or ADvERTISING.

Ten lines Of solid nOnparoil make one square
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled TO AIS
couut Of 10 per cent IN,
F-erg other dayle O. a. advertisements VIII
be charged two-thirds Of above rates a.
advertisements inserted IN the III eekly
ViU bo CHARGED one dollar mare Tor hIst IN
,,,sier and 6ftv cents each cd ditional insertion
il The Weekly. one dollar a square ior eAeA
insertion. "a -. H..
Special or City Item Notices % cents q .l Inc
tion. IN - II - ~
Changes ia advertisements will be charged ~
the rate Of 50 cents n square
ipsertiop Hereafter the cash system vii %
adhered 10, and no transient adveriiseinenis wiz
Ns'fditen unless accompanied BY the money.
=. G. DUgEIsGToE y Co.
Union and Di8pstch.
RnErPrs. WATTERsOE & PuRvI7,
Banner.
TRAvIs WTEH4Nt for
Pres and Tune Go.
Noabvfue Tenn Jan p 1871.
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RFPMRIEo MASONRY A few days
since, a part Of the Masonry support
ing the bridge or crozsing of College
street over Lick Branch. sprang and
gave way Workmen were husily en-
gagged there on Saturday and yesterday, re-
pairing the same in a more substantial
manner than il has hitherto been
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Trade languid, and for
common fabrics les buOyant, it being under
stood that leading houses were about to take
per cent. extra discount of for cash payments.
but rs vet there has been no essential change in
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CmCUGT CoURI N SESSION. The Janu-
arv term Of the Davidson county Circuit
Court convened at the Courthouse yester-
day, His Honor Judge NJ. NJ Brien, pre-
siding. There is quite a lengthy civil
docket for adjudication. Though little was
done on Yesterday more than preparing
and getting ready for the regular business
Of the term, which will be, it Is said. quite
protracted
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-Flour in moderate de-
mand and the market steady; superfine, 50 2j@.
frmer, but not much doing; rniddling Sic. The
money market is nniPf but still Etringenf
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To Marry or not tO Marry WY
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
illogical Errors Abuses and Diseases induced BY
ignorance Of Natures Laws. la the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. address. DR.. J. SEuLIS HoUaHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphis. Pa.
ian lam
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CBAsrr AM ATTRACTIVE AMusrNfNr
AZ Masonic TENpE one OF the most
talented aud gifted troupe oi ariistes, who
cnioy a vide reputation, have reached um
pitv. ANA will give two concerts and enter
tainments on tomorrow night and on
Thursday night 90 Masonic Temple. We
can assure oar readers that rich treat t.
in store Tor them The company is COM
posed Of Mr.. Toaso, violinist, Miss Emma
Young. vocalist, and Mr. Mccain, yentril-
oqnisL Each of these driisCs are well
known a. the most fkillul performers in
their respective roles In drawing the har-
monv of sweet sounds from the violin, Mr..
Tosso has no superior, making the mstru-
ment almost vllable music 90 the ear, while
Miss Young, a. . vocalist. stands unii-
vailed, both Ia the art divine in per
sonal attractions, and in The reputation she
has won. M. McCann, the inimiiahle
yeniriloquia, equals the famous Valentine
Nox' himself aud has no superior. The
entertainment Is diversified with musical
meldugrs and ielicilous delincatious Let
uo ore who wishes 10 enjoy an evening of
rich and rarc entertainment fail 90 he al
Masonic Temple on Wednesday and Thurs
dav nights
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STOcG HoGs.---We saw large droyes OF
stock hogs Of various sizes and ages pass
ing through the public square on Yesterday.
Also a number Of iatted hogs. They are
the product og this State and Kentucky.
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81. E.nnia Market.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2S--The market Is unusually
quiet and business small. Cotton is quiet. at
superiine. $40 50Gll = for extra, and 81 SOC
IA o for double extra. Wheat ia very dull. buy
ers asking eOpcessiOnS-S2 > for No. / spring
TS9S2c
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ARCHER CHEATHAM i Co.
KLINE i SIBERIAN.
Z. B. CHEATHAM i Co.


Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rae and perfect Dye-Hsrmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WliiGa 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold
by oil Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. tiea29-ly
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Mr.. CLEVELAND, Of Smith county, was
not in the Honse on Saturday when the
vote was taken on the militia bill. lie
requests ~ 10 say that had he been there
be should have voted in the affirmative.
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imagined, but cannot be described. No
rash &C, followed the deaoucment The
whole matter has been settled, and the lady
left yesterday morning on the Louisville
train, filled with sorrow, leaving behind a
theme for gossip that will not be forgotten.
She will remember often the lines of the
immortal Goldsmith:
" hen lovely woman sto0ps q folly
And hnds too late that men betray,
hat charm can s0othe her melancholy.
What art can wash her guilt away =
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l3ii, was l34 at 1880, advanced to lS4l at
$50, and closed at lS4l at r. N. The
rate here was l32 buying, aud l35 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday a fnllnMs:
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CRIMINAL CoURr. This court Is still
in session, busily engaged on the misde-
meauor docket. There were no very i'm
portani eases on yesterday.
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ATTENTION is directed to the announce
ment Of Duck River Academy. Il IL plea
sanity located, in a healthy section, sur
rounded bya quiet and Intelligent neigh
borhood The principal we know 20 be
one Of theEmost competent and skilliul
teacher in the country.
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CoIeman's Instant RELIEF fsr MANN

COIemRn's Instant Relief Cor Mammary
Ahqcess. or "bealed breasts" with females
sitter paIturitien. This Is the onlg PREPARATION
knewn that will so0th and soften the breast and
sive almost immediate reliel Manufactured and
for sale only At C0LENAS's Drug Store 2l0 Church
street. Liahl2-2aW- In
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Tennessee Bonds, new, Sc Silver .............122
Also, highest price paid Tor all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished when desired
Deposits received. and Exchange faraIshad o.
New York Cincinnati Louisville. Msmphis Ens
land. ireland. France. and all parts of Germany
COMPUTATION OHECEs csshsd ~ best rates.
OFFiCE. corner Union and CherTy street., cppJ
site Bank Of Tennessee.
UdiSs hours 8 =. d. 70 ?. o..
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THos. \. MARR, Pres't. l.. q. TAEsox. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and C0llsge Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations are liable 10 ductuaie bui
may be depended on n SUFFICIENT lcngth Of time Oi
remittance 10 be received by mail of express, f foe
wardrd without delay
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A SUFs Pile CuFe.-DR. GILBEsT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROHAIxR, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York tnOYi7-3m
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BEERSHEBl SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

by VIRTUE Or AUTHORITY NEsIf 10
ID IN us. Is a deed Of bust s1eeutst " Us
Bssrsheba SPRING g0mpsny. bsariDg date erta-
Der @ i$a. and recorded 10 he heEiaisI'a otiea
Of GfuBdy C0unty. state II lgnprslees Book .
MOSDAY the IsrH DAY OF MARCH nest.
foil % fhe hixhelt BIDDER. To- one-fourth caE8
and The balance In six. twelve and siEh EEL
month With infer 81. With waiver ~ refsmr
lion. al the property conveyed iu said deed d
trust, C1uFisiiug Of upwarts OF lltU nere1 o..
land % which are situafed The Hotel cad othrf
auNding-. continuing some ~ fo0m with of
the b0usehoA and hfehen hzrHitufe cad ofhsr
articles in said deed. which haEe nat been De-
,irQyed o. taken away aurin- lie Her.
thIs place, ~ vel kr0Fu as suafucr resort.
equally we'll pttea flr a aEeaf llterary iusli-
fltl1u. John AEMflEID.
isuZ}. dim-.Hft
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Chiengo Market.

& CHICAGO, Jan 2S-Flour dull but easier.
Wheat quiet; No declined cents. Oats duh
at 40l{@401zc. Mess pork unchanged, Bulk
meats quiet. Hog firm at l019c higher. Lard
dull and &c lower.
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WiHesil - From the LoNGwORTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
w. p. & F. P. ANDERSON. PropFietors.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling CRtRwha,
Dry Catawba. Isabella, ete.-These Wines
sre furnished at mach lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and bOquet are excelled yb
n0ne-either native or foreign.
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. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -

Gils siygub's Queen uf tho south Corn -mili
Thrreh.pg Machines, Mqwers, kcgPcTs. Cotton
Gins aud Presses. Sugar Mills ana ibyatoraiygTs,
CardinF Machines. iAie.t .tyles ~ Du t4tei -
scale Field Rollers and Drills, ana the besi
pturra and WaaLinE Machine IN d--
-.rL.-.u
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RrooRDERs CoURr.--The following i.
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To close hu7iness, We are positively closing
cut Of New YORK cost prices our stock Of Fine
droceTies. Wines Brandies. Havana and Do
mestic Cigsrz PAyDOLFIyI RIyA.
ianl6 II North Cherry street
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KEEP INSURED

Onicv an tbe Bailafng OF ths atht
OF the pmiou.
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BE Sure and go to q. Rice 4 Cos No. 50
Colless street, and get Goods AZ and below Cost.
rs their business will be elesed bY the 18th Of
February. jan22-u
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New York Yesterday as follows: