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LOVE AND DRPNo The editor Of
the Galveston Ne1as got highly excited the
other night during the performance Of the
Lady Of Lyons" for while Claude and
Pauline were billing and cooling on the
stage in front of him, a fresh married
couple from the country, alongside Of him
in the boxes, got at it in real earnest, and
right before folks. Says the Neus
The lsdy's head rested lovingly upon
the shoulder of the gentleman, whilst his
arm encircled her waist, and warm and
fervent we're the kisses he imprinted upon
her glowing cheek. The lady relieved
the gentleman Of his burden, and his turn
came to recline upon her shoulder whilst
her arm was around his neck, ever and
anon gently patting him upon the hack
Then the scene changed, when, oh, hor-
rorsl we were shocked 10 see the lady
produce a snufI-box, insert a stick in the
yillainous compound, and go deliberately
to work rubbing it upon her teeth"
With the dipping away went all the
romance, and the Nars man moved away
marveling.
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GEN. GRANT AGAINST INCREASING
THE ARMY,

THE ARMY.
The following is Gen Grants letter in
relation to additional military protection
to the overland routes:
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES ARMY,
Washington, Dec IL, lS66.-Hon. f. M.
Stanton, Secretary Of War.-Sir: In reply
to the resolution Of Congress of December
6, 1866, copy herewith returned, l have the
honor 10 forward an inspection report
made by Brevet Brigadier General d. B.
sackelt, Inspector Generals Department,
and also, copies Of letters from Lieutenant
General Sherman, written from different
parts Of the plains, whilst he was inspect-
ing that part of our territory during the last
summer, as furnishing most Of the inferma-
tion called for
In respect to the additional force re-
quired to the regular army to thoroughly
protect communication by the two great
routes" etc, / have to say that | do not
believe additional protection would be
given by additional force. When the
regular army is filled to the standard now
allowed, and &C it becomes practicable to
withdraw portion of the troops from States
lately in rebellion, as much force can be
put upon the plains as it is practicable to
do with any view to economy to support
| them.
A standing army could not prevent
occasional Indian outrages, no matter what
its magnitude. It'll to be hoped, however,
that the number of these outrages will
materially diminish from this time forward,
until finally travel will be as secure through
| the Ear West" as though the old States.
Information derived from last summers
inspection will materially aid in producing
| this result The construction Of railroads
over the plains now rapidly progressing
will naturally draw all travel to those
lines, and viii further aid in giving security
to communication through and with all the
| territory of the United States.
/ would not recommend any increase to
| the present regular army.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
! vOur nbedient servant
U. s. GRANT, General
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

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iiate interest In the markets Of the country and
in its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fails % keep himself properly ad-
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ana the relative condition Of the currency, Is
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Our Manufacturing and Do
nestle Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
peopIe 10 bo solfrcIiant and shall do wha; We
may be able 70 induce The establishment OF
manufactures in ous midst for our home pro-
ducts. To this end we will pay special attention
10 the COST sud STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves 70 encourage the diverslh-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
meut Of Southern resources.
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit OF the
Young. each week wcwill give general literary
aud religious miscellany. Nothing shall find
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the mothers and daughters of the land. bcpre
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character striving to riyo thcrradcr ubst"uii'l
matter. ur,fguire 90 Doe useful rather ihan
eusatiuua'.
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TIE recruiting which is to take place in
Russia from the 9th Of January 20 the
9th of FEBRUARY, at the rate Of four CON
scripts per /. 600 inhabitants, and FIVE per
200 in certain districts, will produce s5e,-
600 rlcn. The Russian army at present
numbers 100000 men under arms; add TO
which $4,000 produced by the new levy,
and the round nun Der is ! $4,000 men.
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M. ES,oara Wilder. C,ly i.

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OfCraig. Truman 4 Co, 2lS Main street.
L0 isYills, October 20, 1866
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Aud kindred topics. we shall also give am eN-
tonsivo variety of valuable and interesting mat
t,r-.he host adapted 60 the farming classes Of
our State. which will. iu a sroat measure sup
,l. the pIaco of % family agricultural paper.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY, KY, /
October "A, 1865.
Mr. Ed.eard Wilder. Loni.piRc. Kg.:

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P P. NEVITT.
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1857
NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.

Tho above steamers will commence their regular
trips tho first opening OF navigation in tlo cum
bprland river, and continue o. run regularly
throughout the business season. a. per above s-nci
ur Making close connection at Cairo with Tho r1s-
utar packets for 81 Louis. Memphis and New OI-
leans; issuing through Tickets o. Passengers, AMI
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Officers and gents Of this line O. render Do uiiabi
and deserving th8 patronage ol shippers and sh'
Travelling Public.
CORBETT BOYD, special Agents,
No. 2i Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville, Tenn
ssDll-tm
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FIRE IN GRENADA,
HFSSVSgIPPI

From the Memphis Commercial and Argus.
The beautiful and growing city Of Gre
NADIA, Mississippi suffered terrible loss by
fire on New Years morning. The flames
were first discovered in the rear part of the
Collins House, on the east corner OF the
public square They extended rapidly,
and soon the entire side Of the square was
in flames Not a house escaped, and but
few goods were saved. The best business
portion of the city lies in ashes. This is
supposed 10 be the work of an incendisry.
The lOss is variously estimated at from
S300,0 900 to S500,000 There was little or
no insurance on any of the property.
Grenada suffered severely by fire during
the war, but since has grown up again very
rapidly. Her citizens have worked faith
fully to build up the place and its busI-
ness, only TO see their best efforts fall 10
the ground We sympathize most sincere
" with them in their great loss.
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THE low figures at which crude oil Is
now selling at the wells, has induced some
of the companies in the oil regions of
Pennsylvania to stop work. The Titusyille
Herald says: The Ocean Oil Company,
owners Of the Stephenson Farm, at
Petroleum Center, on which there are
some twenty or thirty producing wells,
have shut down all their wells aud dis
charged all their hands, coming TO the
conclusion that the oil is worth more under
the ground than above it, at present prices.
The Anderson Oil Company, at Petroleum
Center, have decided to shut down unless
they can bring their employees down to
much lower figure on their rates for labor
than is now being paid This company is
one Of the largest in that section, having in
the neighborhood of twenty wells on the
McClintock farm. There are but two pro-
ducing wells on the Story farm at present,
and those are small ones.
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M tOIl0IT WTTITEII "
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not only gives you q better product, but also
recommends itself by clearer operation.
EMIL SCHEFFER,
APothecsTy and Chemist
Louisville, Sept o. 1865.
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CHANCERY SALES
Saturday, January II, 1855.
Paul Beech VS., l.. f. Beech.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville. | will sell
the Court House, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY y, 1867,
A lot in North Nashville. beginning at the cor
ner Of an alley on Haslam street. lly feet west Of
McLemore street and running thence ~ feet 70
the south corner Of Haslam's Addition, extend
ing beck about $50 feet to a L loot alley, beng
the same property conveyed 70 L. 4. Beech by
J. X EdmOndsOn, Sheriff, by deed registered ia
TFRus OF SALE-Credits of6, L and Is months,
without interest. Notes required with approved
security and lien retained. Sale free from re-
'D' MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
r. McP Smith, Admir-, ys. Eli l.. Woods
and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
| Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, ! will sell at the Court House At
Nashville, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
Ali the right. title, claim and interest Of Eli L.
Woods in and 10 the house and lot on the corr
ner Of Summer and Deaderick streets, known as
TERvs OF SHT-CreIits o: six. twelve and
eighteen months, without interest Notes re-
qured with approved security, and lien retained.
'"'0 ~ 90 " MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
Gee--- VI
| II u ~ 4 "a
| IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
| 1 ChanceTy Court nc Nashville m the above
| nRned cause rendered at the May Term, 1860
/ will seH MI the Court House at Nashville on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
| The following lots in Balch & Whiteside's Adii-
/ tiap 10 Nashville, viz:
| 4 Lot No. / Of Lot No. q. fronting 70 feet on
| College street and running back along Jackson
d Lots Nos. and 2 Of Lot No H. fronting
| together. 100 feet on Water street, opposite the
TEESs-s twelve and eighteen months
| credit Notes required with personal security
! and lien retained and sale free from redemption.
| MORTON b. HOWELL. G. and NJ.
| dec2Z- III
John Frier7on, Adm'r, vs.. John Williams
and others.
A. Wheless VS.. James Wheless and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
| / Chancery Court at Nashville, 1 Will sell al
the Court House, on
| SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
The very commoliOus Brick Dwelling on High
l street the second door in the rear Of Diekey 2
Mil the lot fronts y feet inches and runs bhe <
30 feet 70 the Tennessee and Alabama Esilroad.
| This house is now occupied BY Mr.. Fluukett,
! who viii furnish any desired information.
| Persons desiring a convenient residence aro
requested TO examine the premises before TIE
day Of sale.
| TFFgs or SALF-Credits OF SIX, twelve, sigh
| teep and twenty four months. with intefes lfom
! dsy Of sale. Notes required With approved go
| eurity and lien retained.
| sale free from redemption.
| MORTON B. HOWELL, G. and NJ
| derp9 "a
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Decisions Of the Supreme
Court.

In ,icw of the necessities of the lofal rr'tcs
sion. and the general public interest attaching
Co the many rev questions coming before our
judicial tribunals we viii publish an The im-
partsut decisions ol che supreme Court, inm
aHcisl sources. .vhi.b may be relied anon a.
entirely trustwr thy
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING HOME EVI-
II dence Of its medicinal virtue, and try it in
your own family circle:
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ESTABLISHED .......-.. 1916
CHAS. ROB T. RTSON
B \ EK T. h
CANDYMANUFACTURER
- Il N HrARnET sTnEEr

NO. Il n. MARaET STREET.
HTOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
W Customers that he is mDre th8u ever pre-
Pared 20 supply them with thn very best U. Ll -lI
Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Candies, etc.
lie has also on hand the best 0f WinCs, s1.tg-
bic for medical purposes besides o superior l1t aI
imported Scotch Ales and London Porter ant
fine brands Of Cigars. Also, Currauts. Eais.ns
Citren, FIGS, Dates, Nuts. etc.
just received, large assortment Of Fancy Arti
clcs. embracing Toys. EiTeorackers. Masks aud
very hrc assortment of Fancy Confectionery.
suitable for Christmas Holidays which viii De
sold wholesale and retail. uav14-H
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PLANTERs, RANK NOTEs.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
4 LEGISLATURE Of Tennessee, passed December
l2th 1866, entitled an act To expedite the dis
tributiou Of the effects 0f Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors,
notice l. hereby given 20 the holders Of the notel
of TUE PLANrFRs' BAyE oF TENyEssEE 20 Ole
them with the undersigned. 10 the Bank IB Nash
Vile between now and the lst day Of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, tls5J,i aud re-
ceive certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets of
the Bank. The certificates Will be received
AT PAR IN payment Of debts due the Eauk.
whether rendered before or after the lst of Jauu.
airy. 1863 ID. WEAVER, Trustee
darZI-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Whiy copy
three months and send bin 70 Mr. WEAvER.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, October Il, 1866.

sQ.,C
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a Old Reliable" Agent Erie r. K.
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Y demphis Avalanche and Knoxville WhiE cop
-ee month"; and send bill Do Mr. WEAvER-
ROYD,S ADDITION

A ND COCKRILL SPRING TRACT.-WE
"A have a larse number Of beautiful BuildiuE
Lots ia B0yd's Addition. and IN tho Immediate
vicinity Of Coolrin Spring. that We VIII sell Isl-
vately on liberal terms. Persons desiring ham.
some suburban locations would do we'll % give
ug call ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH
IasI3-Im Agents.
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new YORK STORE,
No. Is UNION STREET.

" NhiCh has been bought luI NN1u ih Nalo 'SiS "N1'
Eastern markets, and will be on red at the PeIy
lowest retail prices.
The stock consists in part of
Black Silks, all prices;
Colored Silks all shades and prices,
Moire Antique, all csl0rsi
Best Eielish ami German Poplins'
English and French Merinoa
Empress Cloths all colors;
Ladies' sacking Cloths,
Fine White AMI Black AIpaoas,
Lustres, all coorsi
y aud all Wool Plaids, all colors )
All Wool Flauuels, all oolurs;
Beavers, Broadcloths, and Cassimsresi
Doeskins, Tweeds, and Jeans;
English and American Prints
Brown and Bleached Domestirs
"a, ca, Z 4, 81, "a, and l0I sheoting'i
Table Linens, Towels aud Napkins
Ali grades Irish Linens;
A full assort mt Of White Goods
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and Gloves,
Common and French Embroidered Corsets
Duplex Elliptic Hoop skirts;
Ladies' shavls, Cloaks, and sontassi
Ribbons. Trimmings, & Fancy Goods
And many other Goods too numerous 20 mention.
Remember the place-NEN YORK STORE, NO
10 Union street, Oevy co. 9 old stand
OCt2l-3m ~ A-e ~ 1910.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-19
Miamisburg Property.
A FINE, LARGE RESIDENCE AND A BUsI-
NESS HOUSE ON TIE SAME LO1-ALSO,
OTHER TOWN PROPERTY AND TWO VAL
UABLE TRACTS OF LAND AT
SHERIFFS SALE.

John Henry Shell ct al, Vs. Andrew Cass Shell ct
al. Case No. 1855, Superior Court of Montgom-
cry County, Ohio. In partition.
IDOhSUANT 20 an ordGrO sale made by the Su-
Il perior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
and 10 me directed, / will ofer at public sale on
tho premises, in Miamisburg on
Saturday, February o. 1867,
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock p NJ.
the following real estate, to-wit. Situate In the
county of Montgomery and state of Ohio all that
certain tract or parcel of land lying ia the town
of Miamsburg, In the county OF Montgomery and
state of Ohio, towit; being inlot No. SO on Jacob
Kercher's plat OF said town
Also, in-lot No. 4s, agreeably 10 the original plat
OF said town.
Also, the fOilowing Being part Of the south
half OF section No. 20, town /, range o. NJ RI A;
beginning at "a stake on the north boundary Of
said half section; thence 4S4 degrees f73 poles
To stake thence b5h degrees 22.7 pelos TO u
stone thence II aiA degrees e ll9 uOles along the
pike TO the place of beginning, containing ten
acres, more or less.
Also, the following, in section 60, town !, range
G. NJ RS, being Out-lOt No. on Isaac Treon's plat
OF out lots which is recorded in Plat Book "A 10 /"
page iO3, of Montgomery County Records, con.
tanning i've acres, more or less.
Said lot No. % is appraised at g. zoo
Said lot No 4S is appraised at ............... 6g
said ten acres OF land are appraised at .. 900
said i've acres OF Land are appraised at ..-.. 500
And cannot bo sold for less than two th rds OF the
appraised value thereof respectively.
TERMS--One- third OF the purchase money must
be paid cash on the day of SALE one third In one
year, and one-third in two years thereafter; de-
by mortgage on the premises.
o. G. II. DAVIDSON,
sheriff Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. IGWtt
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To Garanciere 4 Dupont,
No. 214, Rue Lombard, Paris.

SedentdrV and StHdfOus Occupations, GrieJs,
AHsieties, or whatever tends TO impair the Pitdl
Action of the Brain Heart Nervous System, fire.
quently lead to the most Distressiay and EBl6dr-
RAISING Disorders of the VIRILK SYSTEM Stu
dents, Oler0ynen and LdlOvers therefore, who are
especially liable TO these Weaknesses should re-
sort promptly to DIR. DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each box,
and VIII be sent, by mail free OF cost, to any one
who will write for Il.
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for So
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation
on receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America,
York. Authorized agent for Dayton-W W.
STEW ART-all orders by mail promptly at
tended TO. ocbdaweow1y-4