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Tennessee steam Candy Ka%pufaetorr.

Our customers will be furnished fresh daily As
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We manu-
facturs none bot No. articles, and that this
fact is appreciated q liberal patronage demon
str4fes.
So Particular attention paid to the filing Of
country orders.
l. rocco & CO.. Importers,
go and 292 Second street, cor. Madison.
Hen1n ON
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FOUND TO DEcRY TIE PRESS,

Which in all free governments is known to be
the most powerful lever, in the service Of good
governments, must be either too imbesiIe for a
freeman or too corrupt to receive the conf
dence and respect Of his ~countrymen- 1t
therefore happens that the people who sustain
the Press with the greatest uberality and who
rely spon its free utterance, with the highest
confidence in its power to elicit the truth and
defend the right, are always the freest and
most Independent people.
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hereby given, that by virtue og a No. .
4 Trust executed 70 me b. II. ". PeIer ~
Belle Peter, his vile, on the 9th DIV 81 Tr.m
DeFs 1907 and duly recorded in .b- Raer-aI-L
once OF Crittenuen county. a~EeHS-s
Record H5o6 L. pages 2e, 80 and ~. 10 ,v6scHh
r~eiersnce b hereby mace, [ wifi. "HNH
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Dav 81 March Next.

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock a m., in front of the
courtroom Of the Law Court OF Memphis, pro-
coed to sell al the interest Of said BachH in
toe property described in said Trust Deed ac-
cording to toe terms thereof, for cash. Equity
OF redemption waived
HENRY WLDBERGER, Trustee.
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LAND
Q SALE AND a

DEING DESTROYS OF DTSPOsING OF MY
d Land, situated about three miles eat Of the
city, IL a manner to suit the times, I onar IL ia
lots Of about i've acres or more, upOn The iol-
10 wing
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Tl.Mst SHE.

HAVING been appointed trustee by the
H Chsncery Court OF Memphis, in the place
Of J. ". Haynie, deceased By virtue CT a
Iced Of Trust made aud executed BY E. z.
winston to said J. W Hay ME on the Sub day
OF March, 1857, which IN duiy recorded m the
kegtEier's orice OF Shelby county IN book 81,
part "a page 81, etc, 10 secure the payment Of
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G. ". JONES 4 CO.. Druggists,
No. s5z Main street,
,,-rF ,--w | H,-,ah ~
University OF L0uiSlana-s-M.dicaI
Department.

FACULTY
A CEEAs, Nd, Emeritus Professor Of Obstets
TICS and Diseases OF women md Children.
JAHEs JoSEs, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
WAEsEN stone, MD, Professor OF Surgery.
TG hIcHARDsOS, Nj. Professor Of Anatomy.
j " hhLLEC, Ph.D, Professor OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL NJ BENIas, ND, Professor OF The The
DRY and Practice of Medicine.
STANFORD + CHAILLE, ND, Professor OF Phys
iOl0gy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAwTHoRN, MD, Professor pro tenn OF
Aateria Medica and T~herapeutoS.
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NEW YORK CARES.

G0NSIGN YOUR GOODS
TO
BLACK. SHERLOCK 4 CO..
WHOLESALE cRocERs
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS,
AND IN III KINDS OF
PROVISIONS.
Western & Southern Produce.
TEAS, FLOUR,
COFFEE, BUTTER,
SUGARS, CHEESE,
MoLAssEs, LARD.
SPICES, PORK,
RICE, BEEF,
TOBACCO, EGGS,
WINES, FRUITS,
HOPS, GRAIN,
ETC, ETC.
MeSSrS. Black, Sherlock s Co.,
Having the most extensive connections in Eu-
rapean and South American ports, are now
prepared to max the
MOST LIBERAL
and
IMMEDIATE
ON ALL
IND OF UCE,
and Merchants, Planters, Farmers generally
throughout the country, viii hnd 1t greatly TO
their advantage 10 ship their goods to
MeSSrs. Black, Sherlock 6 Co.,
SO Vesey Street, New York.
Having immense orders untitled from our
correspondents In Liverpool, Havana, st.
Thomas, and several South American ports,
We ara in Immediate want OF the above men
toned articles OF produce.
We can also handle to advantage for our
Southern friends,
COTTON.
RICE, SUGARS,
Etc.
MessrS. Black, Sherlock s Co.,
ALSO ISSUE A
PRICE CURRENT
Which they Will be happy to furnish
Free OF Charge to their Friends and
Customers.
dsc27 y
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III II M 81
unvartab1y in Advanoel,
DAILY.
WEEKLY.

D copies N SO
10 " "a 80
20 " " 20 90
tAnd one copy Dany.)
so = e sa5 90
CAndtwo copies Daly.l
Al Communications must be address 10
Nh aPEns AFF-<AL, Memphis, Tenn.
5pHN 5. G. HOGAN a co..
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-.
TRUSTREsS SALE

DT virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to NE OF.
ID ths ls5 day OF May, 1867, nv ThoHnss stew
art. AID daily registered In the Registers enire
Of shelby county, Tennessee in book No. 81,
pages All. so. 80 fer The arpos Of paying
thsdebt therein mentioned, i win. on
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Dissolution.

TEE co~partnership heretofore existing he
tween the understzned, Uader tina gfTfe az
Wormeley, joy & Co, Mem phis, and W. 81
Pickett a 20, New Orleans, Is hsrehy dissolved
bv mutual oUnsent ana tue Feiiran6ent OF M.
Levi Joy. RALPH WORMELEK.
LEVI JOY,
w. PICKETT.
JhO. D. USSERY.
Memphis. Tenn, February IL 1855.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!
Knoxville, SeWansee and Aiahama COAL

II are prepared to furnish, in any quantity,
w either Of the above Coa.s from the yard
at he Memphis and Charleston Depot aud a.
Hufcheson Il Bosley's cotton Shed, I31 and ~
| Jefferson street. knoXvflle and Ala0ama Coal
delivered at 81 - per barrel. TIE bet Coal IN
the market. Try il. Sewannee Coal Delivered
atl2F. Orders received at the yards and once.
ASA SHELTON n Co,
fahI4 No. ! Cooper Block, Monroe street.
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Trmsteess sale.

NY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed TO ms on
- the sth day Of November, AID, 1867, by
Sarah W. FowlkeS, and duly registered in the
IN cook No. 81, pages s6g, 36l and 382 for the
purpose Of paying the debt therein mentioned,
I Will. On
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KeSSrS. Black, Sherlock & Co.,
so Vesey Street, New York.

Having immense orders untitled from our
correspondents In Liverpool, Havana, st.
Thomas, and several South American ports,
We are in Immediate want OF the above men
toned articles OF produce.
We can also handle to advantage for our
Southern friends,
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KINDS OF

and Merchants, Planters, Farmers generally
throughout the country, viii hud It greatly TO
their advantage 10 ship their goods to
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TRUSTEES Sale.

January 81. 1885. febi
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market very quiet, with quotations non
inaIIY as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

How "DR. JoHNsToN's SPECIFIC" was in
vented! 1t is evident that, if a person
partakes too freely and too often OF
Ivictuals which they are fond of, they pro-
duce in course Of time and all at once. a
disgust to the same, and it will be impos-
sible for person to partake of the same
thereafter. But this does not hold good in
regard to liquors. The more person con-
lsumes, the more his desire increases, the
more he will banker after it. To destroy
this peculiar taste for liquor by adding
something to it, was the object of DIR.
Johnston. After years of hard study and
judicious experiments the Doctors ef-
forts, were, at last, crowned with unbound
ed success. He discovered certain plants
which actually possess such curative pow
lers that will in all cases destroy the appe-
tiTe for liquor forever.
sept22-dt&s&W1y-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

NERVOUS DEBILITY. with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss OF
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility. find sovereign cure in Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
Ity- Eight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Cnratiyes, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price $5 per package of six box
es and vial, which is very important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by=ah Druggists, and sent by mailon
receipt t>of price, Address HuMpHREYs'
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co., 562
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&w1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

7THE RIsK.-Fhe attendance at the Rink
last night was even larger than on. the
opening night, and the scene was in con-
sequence still more animated. We are
glad the enterprise is promising to be so
for when you settle down to
solid comfort and enjoy yment in a skating
frolic, your Rink is the place. Ladies' are
taught the art of skating in the afternoon.
Those who would need instructions should
attend from two o'clock to five in the af-
ternoon. They would thus acquire the
skill and confidence necessary for night
skating when the crowd is great. ~ 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

The GREAT HUMoRIsTs.-On next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings the '.two fun
iniest men in the world,n ALI. Burnett. the
American poet and humorist, and James
Taylor, the great English deleniator of
icomicalities, assisted by Miss Helen Nash,
Prof. Sharpley and Thomas Kilner, will
open their budget of fun at the Opera
House. ALT. Burnett is too well known, to
ur,readers as one of the greatest imita-
tors of men and manners living to need
more than passing notice at our hands
Who has forgotten his Whangdoodle SER
moa, his Illinois Debating Society, or his
German characters?S p Mr.. Taylor appears
beforea Columbus audience for the first
time, yet from the favorable notices show
cred on him by the press of the cities in
which he-has appeared, we Judge him to
be immense. = i,fl-l{ 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

/ BUrTER.-The high piice at which but
teEis held renders it actually an article of
luxury and dDmany families-are deprived of
its use because of its cost. Among the
early Romans it was used only as medi-
cine and never as food, while it has been
SO plenty in Egypt that the Christians
burnt it in their lamps instead OF oil. In
the year 1765 there was thick, yellow dew
fell in Ireland, which bore the resemblance
and had all the medicinal properties of but
ter. 1t was extensively used as such by
the people. In Africa there is. vegetable
butter made from the fruit OF the Shea tree,
which is of a richer taste than any manu-
factured from cows milk. AS we have ne t
the abstinence of,the early Romans, have
better light than the Egyptians ever
Thought of. and are not likely to be visited
by any of the favorable dews of the Green
Isle, suppose we go to planting the Shea
trees or quit using butter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The blood, impov-
erished bycther summeryheas often at this
season develops boiis, ulcers and pus-
tulous eruptions. The cooling, healing.
disinfectant properties of HoLLowAY's
OINTMENT render it the best possible dress
ing for these external nuisances, and in
order to bring the whole mass of the blood
into healthful condition it will be pru-
dent to tone the internal organs and regu-
late the secretions. with a few moderate
doses of HoLLowAY's PILLS. Sold by all
Druggists. jy9-d1y-Cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12
New York MarketH Heei0lliN

co rFON|W ithout any decided change;
FLOUR IGesed SC better; 4 faiFhosne
trade demand and abdimited. export. 4ns
qufry .esff 0Q;7 -. ..................s gsN
WHEAT-1@2c better. With a, moderate
milling and speculative demand0 .4sjsasaa
Try E--Dull; slo4S(@IA50 for western
afloat. -f5issW ,y8N HenIsT IA
.cORN-Heavy; 81 Il In store. and 81 is,
(9I l61e afioat, for: old, and 81 0591 10 for
PoRK-Dull; s25 5o92e 90 Tor mess.3i< -.
fBEEF-Dul and unehauged,i J. .sgrtsss
CUT MEATS-Quieta and steady.F ssTssi
BACON--Steady and unehangedas ssab r.,
LARD-Quiet.i le@161scT for fair to
EGGs~-steaay At .sa@4oeIL l-0-H'AI' 'l1
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achicaso market-Dec: III

eFLOUR-More active, steady and firmer,
sales spring extrasIat So 1906 75.2ga SLIM
Vibrating. quiet at 81 22lk9I f2SJdS;.
No, active and 10Sl1ac higher; sales at5
81 174@l 1sS44, closing at 81 1s1S(Sfl is5IE.
Sales " Noa2sinee sChange at 81 IS2z.ti11
CORN--Very' quiet newt shelled, 536sI
5332ze; No 2 ,kiln-dried 6l(962; ,rjected So,
closing weak, and .52c Tor new Small.
sales old corn at 7S9s0c.. Nothing doing
this afterBocn. lis 70 zf5iTot bnB siGIJ1sSa
eOATS-Ai shade more active; sales No.
2 at 4S54949c.s cash; rejected 46(G461kc; No.,
z, seller 1oT this month, in moderate de-
mand at 4s1s(94ss4c. - l8f7'fi BI's4eo'
Sl14 for No. 2inlstore. sTT vt,i'f -ifTis .,d;
zBARLEY-Firmer and quiet; sales, at
81 669l 6s tor No. 2, closing at the inside.
price, hitpl y-'tf ''a3'k5 bIfR D5'''1li'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

PILES! PILES Thousands of persons
suffer from Piles. either bleeding or blind,
with Itching, discharge, or tumors about
the rectum, and broken-back lik feeling
dull, confused head and depression
Many have suffered, and taken so many
things in vain, that they despair of cure.
HUMPHREYS HoMGPATHIc PILE SPECIFIC
DOES CURE, even the worst cases. Try it
and be cured. Price so cents per box. Sold
by dealers, or sent by mail free. Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
IcINE Co.. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
jy13-d&w1y-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

HOLIDAY rRREsFTFs.-There can be no
present made that Is more useful and accep-
table than good Sewing Machine, nothing
that will bring more comfort and relief to
household, or that will pay better in
terest on the money invested. 1t is hardly
necessary to state that the Wheeler & Viii!
son is far superior to any Other machine, as
peeple are. generally well satisfied of the
sace sRntas there are always fem anx-
ious to try some new and untried thing,
not being satisfied with the judgement
of nine-tenths of the people, and the
unanimous decision of the best commit
tees that can be had at all the import
ant fairs, which have always been in favor
of the Wheeler -& Wilson, we invite you
to examine it for yourself, and we are con-
ffdent that we can satisfy all that the
Wheeler & Wilson will do a larger range
of work, and with less machinery, and less
trouble to arrange it for every kind of
work, by on-half, than any other machine
now offered to the public, or that ever has
been. And while we do not claim for it a
lot of entirely useless stitches and move
ments, Wnicn are never uSeO, ana
which must necessarily require a COM
plicated lot or machinery to make, we
claim for it simplicity in structure, easy to-
be operated. unequaled in the large range
of work that it will do, and the neatness
with which it will do the work; and it is
for these reasons, and many more that
could be mentioned, that the Wheeler &
Wilson Machine is such favorite, and is
so generally used.
We are always happy to exhibit the Ma
chine to any one, whether wishing to pur-
chase or not.
Office, No. IL E. State street, one door
west of Journal office.
VIM. SUMNER & Co.,
dec12-d1t Agents.
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.lN.HaDry Goods sIarket-Dec. n.

The weather Is extremely cold and bet-
ter inquiry is, noticeable tor low priced
woolens, at a reduction of one shilling per
yard for low grades Of Mflton's and other
woolens. Repellants are saleable and firni
at 81 % up to 81 90 forrthe finest qualities.
Bleached muslinss have sold more freely,
and some makes are 12@Ic higher, but this,
is rot general; Lousdaie are up to ,s1e11Sc,
are in reduced supply at &c for 56 by co.
and &c for GA square, cloths. The best
makes of six cord soft finish spool cotton /,
are selling at 81 per dozen net. Heavy
sheetings are steady at 14ci for Augusta;
l41zc for Stark s15c toroAppletong A, atidt
l51ac for Atlantic A. t---rr: =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

JELEFFs & DEBUTFs,4 = Lecksmithst and
bell h .ngers, at No. l41 North High street,
are now prepared to hang parlor and hotel
bells in the neatest and latest style. Sew
ing machines repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed. Models built for patentees,
and ailIkihds ot1ight machinery made and
repaired. Keys OF all description always
lon hand, and safe and Jail locks made and
repaired. may23-s-1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12
Nslysk York Stock market-Dec.1I.

GOVERNMENT SfoGKS1Ioowwerr and
closing heavysitbeing expected the Presi-
dents message will weaken prices abf6SH
Coupons rof 81 1l41S(9I I14s5z doiE2 if0ss{3
1I07z; do leAlo7 9i07S; 90 65 i075S Ss5HSS q rs;
lf0f4 4@fioIS iez1Ss q q II Ib53S SsIe5s. ''A'S'
zSlOCKS-Market generally quiet with
an improved tone at the, opening and I'D
advanceSon leading shares, the New York
roads being particularly active, Erieo reach
ing Q39X, on Eiease of the Great Western
road and rumors thst thed directors hadIcaas
celled 2Q0,0O0 sshares1 aof1sreoe ntlyi sissued
stock At thelsecond Board, however. the
market was heavy and there WAS 4 pefleraf
cliReowithj Increased .pressure. "a sell and
throw out the entire list, the greatest fan
being on New IEork sCentral.T Fittsbtfss64
Rock Island andt Northwestern. The de.
pression continued most of the afternoon.
Erie and Ft.IWayber also paftiefp fpafing In
the decline. The closing quotations, how
ever, were Slightly better than the lowest
point, and the mafket. tholg sdpli, closed
sseasy= oso-l siIEts roi,sbomnoeeA sosiaDsd
$50 prices-Wells' Express 25A@26S
American 4s@4Sd Adams ISL @4s3S; UNI
iSsis iSs ssasSi ras as RiSn
ern %n.,y Union TelsgTSgh g ytT, & a$s@3S New
395s; Reading 97@97z; Wabash 55114@5511;
81. Paul 639631%; Fort, Wavne, IO956@
16954; Ohio 6 mississippi 29t1 Ia @291<; iichs
igan Central d1S16@1 119; Michigan South
ern S5H@S51s;, Illinois Central 14G Pitts
burgh- 's3C98314; Toledo ;l0l(1IOl1<: Rock,
Island lQ61s@lO611; North Western ~
9Io72. - Il ! Il y az .osEcldD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

.Es,s Cipctnnad N arikes- DecsS tI.ssk
FLOUR-Moderate demand; family "a %
:. Quiet hi aPdd pdd5ilass sssasdsI u
coRNNFirmer; Ieare4@e5es zid1 yliso9
.oATs-Advaneed dtol 66@e7c tor ,Noeii
RYE-Advanced to ST Sc. u rs eiqHis
BARLEY-Unchanged and Quiet .ihauI
FCOTTON-Firnaer;i imiddling 23@ @23JIc.
zBUTTER-Scarcel and higher; tresn 3691
4oa;c H.. - dob 10 Iadiis ebam samnt
= aaAsYGMo&ing a}sG;s to light supply advanced
eOILSLinseed oil held at sIoo sbuyers
offer 9Ss; lard oil firm at 81 309l 3d. etsst
al PEFlKh9gLEqMTDnll; g2993Oe TOR re-
wHIsKY-DuIl at '97e. .DoremUn div 10
sHoGS-Actiye. CLOSING att ss 0O@s 90
gross, and % r75@lo % net.sdt "A Iei1afsr1
NJ ,PKOkiaONS1Adyancing; considera59
1PoRk-Mess sold at s25, with more
buyers than sellers. .gniIsH esol2 74gy "a
BULK kMEATS-Stroug sales, at 73<@ /;
sides and l31 @I4c for clear. do backed
sales of loose from 15fto 25 days in salt at
912c for shoulders, 12(92Oc for sides, 121sc .
tor clear rib do. and 1896 for clear.,;E
GREEN MEATS-Lighter and in good
dclnand; shoulders SIC, sides .111S(9ii3<c,,J
and clear sides 1214c; hams 231 Ia I3css DDS
iLAhD--An active, speculatiye d emand;i
sales 700 tierces, all to be had at 143[c for
prime steam, and .1E19@l534e for kettle
1910. .saG7hI
'aEED-GioNer 1880; flax firm and In
demand, 9 m at 81 25@2 80; timothy % I75@I
-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

( LIKE REGULATION DRESS PARADE.-The
teeth should always be scrupulously clean
and free from blemisb. Keep them in this
condition with the Incompatible Sozodont,
and when they are veterans in the service,
they will still be as I" good as new"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

GRUMBLEs- oFr,kI RFFoRFER.-We copy
the following delightfully."- healthy grumble
from the Csncinnati Timss.a We endorse ev-
cry wordof It. 1t has been our experience
always. No place is prepared for those
who most need place, even at our County
and State conventions, or rather, at State
Iconyentions, not half place enough: 3 n
Amer all the improvements that ihaYe
oeen made in railroads. telegraph. haviga-
tlon, architecture, mechanics, and the
arts, and the mammoth strides which
science has accomplished when school
nouses are thickly planted aliezover
the country, and newspapers, the great
popular teachers, are brought to every
door, itappears singular to us that lthefe
should be no improvement In the treat
ment of a reporter. When we first began
to report for newspaper, which was a
great great many years ago, we had TO ac-
ssOurselvesH the best way we
could at public agatherings, of which I'VE
were expected to give detailed
report, and, aswe have ito do it
vet. '9eIf js there is a eipublic meet
ing, place IS provided for the eloquent
chairman, the august secretary, and vari,
.oHs other augHsterss who desire TO be- prom
;inently associated with the OCCASION; but
che reporter TO whom they LOOK to spread
their proceedings before an eager and adj
miring world, finds no. place prepared .for
him and he must either bring his own
chair. and table, or take his chances with
the crowd.
we have sometimes, known an
exec pJon to the aoove rule at public meet
inss, twe'cannet recall an instance in ssour
reportorial experience when any regard
was paid to the conven ,ence of reporting
ata banquet further than providtiis the
reportrrwiCh ticket, which many con-
slider to be conferring- avery great favor,
and perhaps sending him glass Of sour
iYsinaesa Ysaesaa oidQ IS e1E9 To 92nRd9 oH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

Buy BooTs, SHOES AND CATERS, of the
selling prices. The place to get them is at
Cloud & Co.'s, No. 33 North High street,
Deshler's lew building.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12
st. Louis n1arket-Dec. n

-FLOUR-Very quiet and unchanged. obs
WHEAT-Small lots choice fall bought
az S2 1902 10; other grades unchanged.
zCohN--Very little doing; sales at 7a(9,
OATS-Better, sales at $4,000. ss9aHJa
R4 E-Steady at 81 %. h syEw Ia ion
ARLEY-Unchanged. $40 + 40, ,k.,,,
T. nap,lRoWVlSs!oNs-Nothing a,l ~ doing and nom
., .,iwHIsKY-Unchanged |; sales at ss1s@
s1dsifs H3ifGsmIn - nS good demand and higher at,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

TIME IS FLYING J. Go to the new Boot
and Shoe Store, No. 33 North High street,
Deshler building, and buy your winters
supply of boots and Shoes at POOR mems
prices. The goods are warranted of best
quality. dec12 se&tu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12

EBERLY & SHEDD are receiving fine
lot Of New Orleans Sugar and Molasses,
direct from New Orleans, to which they
invite the attention of the trade.
,adec12h# H'ss ~ = sf-s ~ Do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

ASAD CASE OF FROST BITE can be entire
" obviated by purchasing pair of tip top
boots or shoes at the new store in the Desh-
Ter building. No. 33 North High street. :