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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-16

An OLD FIRM REsUN1EG BUsEEss.-
We are glad to welcome back to Nashville
the old and well,known firm Of Hugh
Douglas d Co, who have been doing bust
ness in Louisville for several years past.
This was one of our largest and most
popular houses before the war, aud its
members already give an earnest that they
have abated none of their energy, nor lost
any Of the tact ard gentlemanly bearing
which made them so universally popular
The firm is composed Of Hugh Douglas,
who is Well-knoWn to every merchant who
visited Nashville for years before the war !;
W. B. Grubbs, who had established an en-
viable reputation in the fancy dry goods
and notion trade. and w. L. Paine, who
was the book-keeper in the house Of Doug
las & Co. 1t would be difficult TO find
three cleverer or more popular gentlemen.
They are opening in the old stand, No, SO,
Public Square, a very large and varied
stock Of dry goods, notions, etc, and will in
a few DAYS have their stock complete in
every department. These goods are all
new and purchased at the lowest figures, So
that merchants will not only have fresh
stock TO select from, but will find these
goods offered at low prices. We commend
this old house to its old friends.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.-Flour is in moderate de-
mand; superfne spriag and winter 81 p to
$40 g. The demSnd is chiefly for the better
grades; trade brands Sl1 Soto Sl3 so, and fancy
brands Sl4 to SIC. Wheat frmer and spring a
shade higher, closing at 50 As for No spring,
and 81 90 for winter, with very little of the lat
ter in market. Corn dull and prices dropping,
closing at S. for ear and 60 shelled. Oats dull at
SOC for No. in elevator. Rye, 81 Is. Barley dull
and prices nominal Whisky dull and prices
declined. Cotton unchanged and dull at pa
3Oc for midding. Provisions generally in but
little demand and dull. Mess pork is offered at
500 lard at lie, and bulk meats at ~, ~ and
lO1Ic for shoulders sides and clear sides. 100000
pounds shOulders sold at re. Bacon steady
at 90 for shoulders; l054 for sides, and 1218 for
clear sides; sugar cured hams l5Gl6 Linseed
oil 81 40 and firm, but stock light. Butter firm
at 27G3O Cheese 1917 with fair demand.
Glover seed firm at s. 259sS 80. Eggs 4Jc and
firm. Gold 1861 buying, and l3654CGl$l selling.
Rev York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5--COtt0n very firm, more
active. Sales, 260O bales at 33o for uplands.
Flour receipts, 2309 barrels; market dull, l00l5
cents lower; sales OF 6IOO barrels at 9GlOc. SUI
per State and Western, lGGll; extra Western,
II lO@ll 20; for choice do, lO.S5gll75; for ship
plug brands, K. H. o., 1880; trade brands,
market closing unusually dull. Whisky,
quite steady. Wheat 2Q3e lower. Milwaukee
50 20 Rye quiet. Barley fair at request 81 Is
for Canada.
Money rather more active at SCAT. Sterling
s1IGSK Gold dull and dropping. opening at
3634 declining 361z and closing 365s.
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Second Washington and southern via
Chattanooga.
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A FOUHDIIEG DIsCoyERED.-Nes terday
morning quite early, Mr. Snyder, who was
in charge Of a construction train, found an
obstruction on the track Of the Chattanooga
railroad, in the Broad street tunnel, alto
gether different from the ordinary run of
railroad distractions This was nothing
more nor less than anew-born babe chubby,
blooming and bald-headed, and weighing
exactly twelve pounds avordnpois. The
little innocent was wrapped mp in a grey
army blanket, and when found, was sleep
ing as serenely "a if lulled TO rest by fond
mother lullaby song. Whose baby it is !;
who put it there, aud for what purpose, are
questions we can't answer. The surmise is
very natural one, however, that some
mother, young perhaps, abandoned, and
bereft Of the natural impulses of maternal
love, deliberately placed her unconscious
babe on the track, to be crushed TO death
by the firsi passing train. Alas for human
nature We understand that gentleman
living near the depot took charge of the
little foundling, and will adopt it If not
taken by those having a more natural
claim
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AERAIGNEp FOR PEEJURT.-At the in
dance OF G. W Nelson. warrant was
issued Yesterday morning for the arrest Of
a man named Thomas Gray, charged with
periurv. He was taken before Squire Pat
terson. but the prosecutor falling TO appear,
the prisoner gave bonds IN the sum OF $500
20 appear again on Monday morning TO
stand q preliminary examination.
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Tar weather yesterday might be set
down a. unplensantly sultry, considering
the fact thstthis sonly the middleof Febru-
arv. About week since we were treated
10 an ICY atmosphere, with pelting snow
in abundance; now the sensations are
those produced by an April day. Don't
law aside your oyercoats they will yet he
in demand before the winter is out {"
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NAsHyILLEAED EORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER Trains
Neu AdrertIsenienls.

FDaEFTELp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at....-......' ~ A. y
cave Nashville ~ p. b.
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TIE funeral of the late James 5. Bowers
will be preached by Rev. A. w. Smith, at
Mulberry Street Church, South Nashville,
tomorrow morning, at l0l o'clock. The
Sons Of Temperance of the city will meet
at the hall Of Elysian Grove Division, at
lOA. NJ, aud attend the funeral in a body.
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10 COnsumptiVes.-The Advertiser hav
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used, Gree of charged. with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCBITIs. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG Kings county, New York.
oat22-1v
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RF-oPFNING or THE ST. CLoUD.-As
will be seen by the announcement in our
advertising columns. this famous institu-
ton re-opens in a few days under the most
favorable auspices. Mr. J. K. WinbouIn,
already known far snd wide as the popular
mine hos, Of the City Hotel in former days,
takes charge Of the St Cloud under the
new regime, while Swaynie-the ever
courteous and indeiatigable Swaynie-wili
preside in the Office with his old time dig
nity. The establishment opens on next
Tueadav
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Nor SO.-In the House of Representa-
tives day before yesterday, Mr.. Waters in
troduced resolution instructing the Presi-
dent of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad to permit passengers, if so dis
posed, to cross, on foot, the trestle-work
over Running Water, near Whiteside Sta
ton, on the alleged ground that said trestle
work was in an unsafe condition. With
the thoroughly competent and responsible
officers who now control the road, and their
scrupulous regard for the safety of persons
and property passing over the same,
bridge or trestle-wOrk of the character re-
ferred to in the resolution, would not, We
thought, be allowed TO remain day, with
out all proper efforts being made to sup
plant it by a safer structure. And so we
took the pains to inquire as to the safety of
the trestle-work in question, and were in
formed that there is as little danger TO be
apprehended at that locality az at any
point on the road. A resolution will likely
be introduced to-day, asking that a special
committee be appointed tomake a thorough
examination, in regard to the matter raised,
when it will doubtless be found that there is
no danger to be apprehended.
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JOINED THF SoNs or TENPERANCr--
The exercise last evening at the head
quarters 81 Tennessee Division No 80,
sons Of Temperance, were more than
usually interesting, a number Of members
Of the Legislature -segrn az eight, We
we're informed being initiated into the
order Among the number were Messrs.
Wines, Tharpe and Brewer, membefs ni
she House Of Representatives. The names
OF the others We did not learn IL IL u8-
dertood that a number Of others will join
in a few days.
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NASHVILLE, Feb. Is, P. NJ.
CoTroN. -The cotton market was qniet
to-day. Sales of l9j bales as follows 80
at 27@274; 66 at 273@28; IA at 2749
27E F.; at 1850; at 27l 60 at 27@ 274 !;
5 at 27@2Sc per ID. These sales were
made before any advices we're received by
telegraph, which owing to break in the
lines came in late Their tendency was TO
make the market frmer.
Bales.
Receiv ~
Shipped 80
CoRN.-Receipts to-day 1921 sacks.
The market was dull and prices dropping,
our merchants having generally filed their
orders. Sales OF mixed at CSC; white
81 0OGSl O3, the latter delivered at the
depot.
OATs--In good supply, and selling at
756 sOc per bushel for white; black for
seed, shade higher
HAY.-$26GS2 7 per ton.
BAcoS.-There has been a decline in the
receipts and demand, but prices are an
changed. Clear sides lac hams l4c in
store hog round, from wagons, l24cPer ID.
GRoCERIEs.-Market active and prices
firm. New Orleans sugars l4(a l5c per ID
by the hid; New Orleans molasseS sh(a'
SOC per gallon. Coffee 2G@274c for Rio.
pr-rpoI rTrA6 z-There il a moderate de-
mand, with receipts of crude much in ex-
cess of shipments Of refined. Receipts
from the Overion county, Tennessee, wells
for the week are 200 bbls, for the season
| 1892 barrels
Messrs. Lane 4 HeAeborn qnoae for illu
miRaiing
Overton County Crystal Oh .--....------ PIG ~
] Signal OH .-.-''--'-''''- o 81
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MARRIAGE LICFNsEs.-The following is
q lis Of marriage licenses Issued by the
County Court Clerk of Davidson county,
from Feb. sth, 1867 to Feb, Is, 1867
Aston Estes and Martha J. Boyer
ID. II. Felts and Mary A. Siekfred.
Richard Hughes and Johanna Hagun.
Charles Grant and Elizabeth haslam.
Earl b. johnson and Mary A. Briley.
Thomas Avres and Martha 4. Jones.
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YrsrERDAY laftcrnoon a couple OF IRE
pressible Africans, from a harmless wordy
encounter. allowed their passions to become
so uuruly thai the difficulty brought on
some urly blows. One Of them zeizins a
rock. hurled IL at the others Uranium, where
wool ought TO grow. A mashed head
brought the wounded gladiator 10 Ia
senses he laid down his arms accepted The
situation, aud, accompanied by his dnskN
rival and guardian Of the peace, walked
peacefully 10 the inner precincts 81 The
calaboose. Both warriors will haFea hear
me today before the Recorder
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Lubricating oil is in growing demand at
ouota tiOns nc follows.


n. & D. RAILROAD, Feb. 15.-247 bales
cotton, 20 bales cotton rope, car railroad
iron, bags dried fruit.
BY the River.
Palestine, from LOuisulls.-S pieces and Z
packages furniture, 40 pieces castings, s
hhds and % pieces terra Gotta, 55 ploughs,
: points, 20 bags seed, bbls krout, 100
bbls potatoes, 800 bales hay, 1920 sacks
corn.
Alert from Upper Cambeyiaad.-l9Ol
sacks corn, lot of machinery, and small
packages miscellaneous freight,
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Feb Palestine, Louisville.
Alert, Burksville.
DEPARTED.
Anna White, st. Louis.
LEAVING TODAY.
Altoona, Cincinnati.
Palestine, Louisville.
Talisman, Caire.
Fanny Brandeis, Up River.
The river Is still rising, with twelve
feet water on the Shoals Weather warm
and indicative of more rain.
The Altoona leaves to-day for Cinein
natl.
The Talisman was due yesterday She
arrived probably last night, and will leave
for Cairo at P. NJ. to-day.
The Palestine arrived yesterday from
Louisville with a good trip. She leaves
to-day.
The Alert arrived from the Upper Cum
berland loaded down with corn.
The Fanny Brandeis leaves to-day for
Up River ports.
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DIscHARGEp.-A negro was arrested
yesterday, and taken before Squire Mea-
cham, charged with stealing a tarpaulin.
The evidence disclosed the fact that the
prisoner was idiotic, and the prosecutor
Withdrew the charge.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder A. T.. Myers,
Of Virginia, will preach in the Christian
Church on Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
and : o'clock at night.
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PERsoNAL-Miss Charlotte Thompson,
the well-known star actress, passed through
the city day before Yesterday, on her way
Ia New York.
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NsshrIlle 4 chat,a r.

Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee. Bankers, and
Dealers iu Gold, silver, GOvOrn-
ment stacks, Compound Interest
Notes, Land warrants and Southern
Bank Notes,
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On the l4th inst, ct P. NJ. ELTzABETH, wife
of VIM. Burns, aged forty-six years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral from her residence in Edgefed at
10 A. P. NJ Saturday, and from the Cathedral at
1917 A. NJ.
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FIRST DAY.

mHE SPRING MEETING WILL COM
/ meuce Tuesday, May 7tb, ana continue du-
rims the week
FIRST DAY.
THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE-For Two
Year Olds Dash Of Three Quarters Of 4 Nile.
~. PLAY or Pay. The Association 70 add 800.
Second Race
ASSOCIATION PVkSE-s}V0' Allie Heats.
SECOND DAY.
THE GREEN STAKE.-FoT Three rear Olds,
that did not appear in public up 10 January
lst. ls57. Mile Heats. $50, Play or Pay. The
Association 10 add 500.
second Race.
THE INVITATION STAkE-E0r all Ages.
Two Mile Heats. 500, Play or Pay. The As
ISOLATION TO add Sl,Uj0. The Second Horse 10
sci half 0fthe entrance money.
THIRD DAY.
The CUMBERLAND STAkE. No. l.-For
Three Year Olds. Mile Heats. SlGJ Entrance,
50 Forfeit The Association 20 add SS9-
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-S5U0. Mile Heats
Three best in Five.
FOURTH DAY.
THE SEWANEE STAkE-For al Ages. Mile
Heats Sl00 Entrance, $50 Forfeit. The As
ISOLATION 90 add $50.
second Race.
ASSOCIATION ~ RSR-Selo 20. q Dash Of
Three NJ les
FIFTH DAY.
THE CUMBERLAND STAKE No. 2-FoT
Ibree Year Olds. Two Mile Heats. Sltj En-
france, $50 Forfeit The Association 10 add
san.
second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURsE-handicap for Beaten
Horses. s2t- Mile Heats.
Three sr more 90 al the above stakes, except
a. In,,itsti,p stake which Will require I've 10
nh M deduction for 4 walk. 10 name and
- Nsrsb Sth. isGl Entries 10 be adtresze ed to
"a ". DARDEN.
p o Box -, Nashville, Tenn
.ro IA DAPDFN b. F. C0CkRILL,
Secretary. fabl-til march10 President.
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A COUCH, Cold OR SORE THROAT re-
quires immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results in some incurahle Lung
Disease. Browns Bronchial Troches"
are a simple remedy, and win almost in
variably give immediate relief.
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bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendi

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridcu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dies Invigorate5 the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. Ldeo&-ly
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 18TH. A.
Woods and others to John J. Mccain,
deed 10 lot in Ewing's addition $500.
Geo. A. Webber to John Butterworth,
land in county, 1926,
Il. A. & J. w. Weber to John Butter
worth, land in county, 1926.
Jas. w. Webber 20 John Butterworth,
land in county, 1926.
J. w. Weber to John Butterworth, land
in country, 1926.
Carolina Bohny to Henry Harvey, lot in
North Nashville, $1,000.
Jas. Hughes TO f. Q. Hurt two lots in
sixth Ward, $4,000.
Isaac c. Nicholson TO COrdy Nicholson,
house and lot, corner Of Spruce and Church
street, $4,000.
VIM. Cecil to VIM. F. Hagar, land in
fourth district, $3.50
Jas. X. Graves TO John LOcken, lot in
Edgefeld, S2S00
McNairy q Kirkpatrick to II. Gussman,
lot in Boyd's addition, 5000
Felix X. Gleaves aud wife to Simon b.
Erwin, land in Prairie county, Arkansas,
$500.
+. X. Glascoek, L. 5. Marshal, 10 Jour
dain a Elliott, land in Rutherford county,
1876.
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NeM YOrk NIRrkeI.
THos. s. MARI, Pres't. L. G.. TARBox, Cash.
National SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following the rates paid for uncurrent
money! These quotations are liable to iuctuate hut
may be depended on a sufficient length Of time for
rsmttanCes to be received by mail express ii for
warded without delay.
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GmsFRT's PILK
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. RoMAINF. Manager. No.
675 broadway. New York InnYl7-3m
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F.. no MIR EE
Election Notice.

OFFICE nashville Gas LIGHT Co,
February s. lsb5. J
rTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH.
Vile Gas Light Company are hereby n1tihed
that the Annual Election d DIRECTORS VII taks
plgcs Al their once On the Tth DAY "
JAS. II, KEHDKiCk, See'y
feb9-td City papers copy.I
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Selling Out at New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PANDoLFINI x RIyA,
ian1O u North Cherry street.
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CoIeman,s Instant Relief fer Mai

Absees7. or "bealed breasts" with females
after parturition. This is the only preparation
knewn that will sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief. Manufactured and
for sale only at CoLRMlN's Drug Store, 30 Church
street ljanl2 Paw I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Shelby Female MISUNDERSTANDING Sc
cured the services of a resident French lady.
who has had many years experience in leach
ing French and German, as spoken languages
in Paris. Germany and Liverpool, would be
pleased to receive pupils from the city. to form
classes in these languages. A rare opportunity
is now afforded Of acquiring these two languages
as spoken languages, such as has seldom been
presented In this city.
Gro. g. BUTLER, A. NJ. Principal.
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BREAK on THE LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
DETENTION or TRAINs-Up TO twelve
O'Clock last night, no trains, passenger or
otherwise, had arrived from Louisville
since Thursday night last. The de
teution was caused by the washing away Of
three culyerts a little this side Of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, the result of the unusually
heavy rains and ireshets. We learned that
it was expected the culverts would all have
been repaired by seven o'clock last evening,
allowing trains to be here at one or two
O'Clock this morning Should no train
have arrived up to daylight, none will starr
from here until noon; il otherwise, the
regular passenger train leaves at FIVE O'Clock.
As may be reasonably expected under the
circumstances, there will be an unavoida-
bic detention OF freights for a few days, 50
that merchants may be governed accord
iugly, and possess their souls ia patience
Books and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, Tor sale by Jno,
York, s. Union St. Jan Ism
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Proceedings of the Supreme COurt.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10 l867.--Court met
this day pursuant 20 adjournment, all the
Judges being present.
Harriet V. Nelson rs. Luckett Davis, by
Judge Milligan. Decree reversed and bill
dismissed
James NJ. Yearwood ~. Isaac Coleman
and Others, by Judge Hawkins. Judgment
affirmed.
Sarah J. Raines, administrator, as. Jo-
seph Boyle, by Judge Hawkins. Judg-
ment affirmed. tF
The second call of the law docket of the
9th circuit, will be resumed tomorrow, and
will probably occupy the court for two or
three days.
J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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FIRST Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Decrease reported at sea for Great Brit
ian, Jan. Nth, 1867, compared with same
date last year, 2O9, 900 bales.
The total imports of cotton into Great
Britain, in 1866, were 3,4O9O2O bales:
nude up as follows:
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UAVING ESTABLISHED MYSELF PER
III manently in Nashville. take pleasure in
informing Printers and Publishers, and Paper
dealers generally. in this and adjoining states,
that having perfected arrangements with some
of the leading manufactures in the North VIII
be enabled at all times to supply them Of rea,
sonable rates with all qualities OF BOOK ana
News Pnper, Flat Cap, Letter Manila, Colored
PaDer Of every variety, etc. etc. Also hue
stock of Printers Inks always on hand. orders
from country Publishers and Stationers solicited
and promptly attended to-. 2
Ginseng BeeswaK, Feathers, and all klnoS OF
country Barter purchased.
Highest market price paid for Cotton, Wooden
and Linsey Rags. ieblo-u
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Deeatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
l2n midnight =. NJ
EdreGeIs Rud Kentueky r. r.
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Excess of stock of all kinds 18th Janu-
airy, 1867, over same date last year $500
bales.
The stock at the close of 1860 was