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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-22
.AhERIGAN v4a ~ r ATGHES

AAIAflIGAI wArT1zA,f Il a IGHES.
THEBEsTfi THE CHEAPESTIl
TlHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
| Il Watches b Railway Conductors, EnRf-
neeIs, and Expressmen, the most exacting
monstrated the strength, steadlness, durable
lily and aecuracy of the Waltham Watch,
10 satisfy that class In an these respects Is 10
decidelt the question as 10 tie real value III
these fimekeeperz I11E51 .Ts5F u &c.
/ More than $4,000 are speaking for them.
selves In the pockets Of the people. = -
Imported " atches are made on an expen-
stve system, In small numbers; hut by nu-
here by an Importer who sfiTst secures n a
Monopoly of Sale OF some one Afanufactura.s
T9 the Manufactnrer's pront must be ndd-
"A Custom-house duty of Is per cent, pay
A profit of at least Is per cent to the Inn
porter, another profit 10 the iobber; thus
nearly nearly doubling the cost Of Unsupported
at Waltham, Watches are niaifiuraSc t t,reti'
on 9 large scale under one roof and system
OF supervision and thereby
CURED in small 6sf1ce t, iar
great cheApneaS. {ffe 9TEGT y issfsi.-'sF
{ An respectful BILE dealesnow sen walthann
W aIches, and composition, as all the world
Knows Is favorable TO small profits. The
trade ts satisfied, because, though the profit
on each watch is small the 6iemnud- Ia slarse
and all are salable. sfa5 SO ~ lE7TfFf7 80
-UnscTupulops importers occasionallv plana
A. WoTth1ess swiss imitation In the market
invariably demand a certificate or genuine.
n mes signed by the treasurer ofthe American
Ma1eh Company-ls. z ROBBINS.s q = D
SfIhere are different grades Of finish In the
dlnerent varieties of Watches made by the
W altham company. as there ara different
Sue aud Shapes to suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that beafs IA Zenuine
trade mark oissYA1THAliP1is,R
70 % pe. p good one, and nobody need be afraid
EyeEy yEatch Fully Warranted. -
For sale by, an drst=class dealers In the
United states and British Provinces -
- 49, RORRINS q iAPRLETOH,
seips., - NO. 1872 broadway, n. =.
ESrAsls for tha'Waltlnam Watch. and taRe
no othef.- lis the best.s &c Is the Cheapest.
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81 90 IA.
a WEST YIRaIS1Apg SwiHDbEp.-We
learn from yeslerdAy's Cincinnati In.
gllirer that an efnigrapt from Wekt
Virginia., on his way to Missouri, was
swindled to the tune of S575, on bo-
gus check on the First National Bank
Of Cincinnati for $500. The AFFAIR
took place on a departing boat, and
the victim, who had S7wife ana Two
children on board, WAS -thirty-threA
years old. certainly sufficiently adj
yanced in life- to have ,knOwns how to
tske care OF his money. Tho sharpers
INTO whose elptehesahs fslh4hS@sver,
succeeded in getting, on the false CHECK.
nearly 'all.the money In his poss sssIon.
ACa il-- Ill n
A LAST RRsoRT.-Ths Ohio river
above Wheeling may be conside r - az
eessively light. The last of the packets
stopped three days aeoand other means
OF tfanspostation had 10 be aSI6ptsd
Persons ON the bridge near a 6,cl5tl.
yesterday afternoon might have ~,
by looking northward, four kSIjtsrv
'mewils' in tandem proeeedinr 49,, :,
along IN the middle Of the Stream sS,S
heading toward PittsburEh. Tvn
riders were distributsd along the line
and ashort distance below, two baftes,sss
might have been seen slowly following.
Ihisplan Eof towns Is very sugEestiys
tths good Old times enjoyed before
steam lSas known on the Ohio. 8 s
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RIVER NEws.-The Jniia left for
Petersburg at IL O'Clock yesterday
noon, with very full trip of pnssen-
gers. She did not get into port till 8
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Rochester left for sunfsh at g
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DrpAnTttE.iNr 81 srA = 3. D

THE Purestand Sweetest Cod Liver OH In
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
ifyer, upon the sea shore IT is peftecny
pure and sweet Ask for sHazsrd 4 Cas-.
wells Cod Lfversoils' manufactured by
2 GAsWELL. HAZARD CO.,
Sold by aI7druepists. ny5sTnfF-ddw
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O'Clock P. NJ.
The New state will be found at the
wharf this morning and leaves for
Parkersburg at IL Am. Tvass
The boats, ]. n. Mccullough, Arma-
dillo, Matte Roberts, Messenger, and
Yorktown, are now lying at Parkers-
burg awaiting water.
The tOwboat Allegheny Belle, with
three barges, loaded with pig iron, nails
and glassware, from wheeling, and
bound for st. Louis is laid up at Full
ton, awaiting water. tiss =
There were three feet in the channel
here yesterday evening without any
.perceptible change-during the last
itweny-four hours. II there was any
change at all it was In a swell of proba-
bly, half an inch. zoe
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Deafness, Catarrh, scroiula.
Iobacco AntidoLe. .-
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MARRIAGES.

reflect that sound mind and body ara The
most necessary requisites to promote connu.
journey through life becomes o weary nil
grfnRees the prospect hourly dafsens TO The
view, the mind becomes shadoWed with de-
SPAR and dlledWfth the melancholy refiec
1ton that the happiness OF another -becotaes
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MRS. GIN. GRASTl5 writes: at a1ffords

MRS. GIN. GRANT writes: Mt ahordsl
me great pleasure to bear witness. to
the exceilence, of the Grover d. Baker
Family Sewing Machine. Ihaye had,
one in my family for some two years.
and from what I know OF. It's work
ings. and from the testimony of many.
of my friends who use the same, i can
hardly see how anything could 'be more
complete or give better Satisfaction.
The machine 1 have. is one of the most
elegant / have ever SEEM sSalesroom
at oxtoby q Dnmeld's Jewelry Store.
the place to buy watches, CLOCKS, jew
elry. spectaclesi gold pens, &c. &C.. e. - 90 3
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9 SINGING BOOKS FOR SiNdNG SCHOOLS.
Note Temple Choir, Church Bell,
Jubilee carmina sacras Sacred Lutte,
Sabbath Bell Diapason,i Sacred Melo-
deont patenenotes), Harmonic Ecclesial
(patent notes1l are all for sale whole
sale and retail at sheib's Music Store,
Market street. est So s5 e SO. q g E,
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z Rs.ARREsrED.-A man giving his
name as.Jones, who was examined be-
fore magistrate in Bellaire. ON Sun
day morning, under suspicion of COM
piicity With the robbery OF the Hud-
son, was re:srTested here yesterday
morning by the police. A warrant was
swOrn out before Justice ohnston, md
he was committed to jail without day,
TO walt further Developments. Hshad
when arrested, some $40 In money in
his possession. =
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DISEASES OF nIPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and fm1prudent vota.
" Of pleasure finds that he has imbfi5ed inc
seeds OF this painful disease II too often ham
pens that an 4l-timed sense lof shame Or
dread ofdiscoYery deters him nom APPLYING
TO those, who from education and reSpecfa-
bihty, can alone befriend him, DELAYING an
the constitutional symptoms Of this hcrTi
disease make their appearance, Euch as uIc-
rated sore throat dIeased nose, noctufnA..
deafness, nodeaon the shtn-bones and afma
blotcheSon the head, faca and extremifi6s
progressing with n1Rhtful. rapidity, tn M
l1se tha palate of the mouth or the bones
of the nose fan stns and the Victim OF fms
nmtseration, tin death puts q pefiod 10 his
dreadful sunerinesI by ksending him 10 THAT
9ndiSeoyered Country nom whence no
1t isa MELANCHOLY FACT that thou-,
sands taiI victims to this terrible disease, oW-
tendetA, who,- by theuBeof -fhat DEADLY
FOLSOM MERCURY ruin the eonstitutior
and make the residue of Life miserable,
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DR. IOHN6TOW.

UAlIe1 = o = YOUTH = EeterIol<- Street.
LETT hand side going from BaItimore stfaet. n
few door nom The corner, = Han notltos q
serve the name and number - 2 49, p 3
Ae5H p Letters received unless post paid ar I.
Containing q stamp to be used on M SaTIv
Persons writing snould state age and end
RoEtions q adYeetts snnent describing symp-
Inc Doctors DIeLoikA hansaI Il. hisofiics.
- IND0RSEAEElgrSo OF THE F4sEsSs a.
me many thousands cured at This estafH,
inshment within the last twenty yeafs and
PERFORMED p{ De- ohnston, witnessed bv INC
reporters OF dJt4 fSiIn andDmany other papers
again before he public, 6esilles his stsn fiinSs
g gentleman OF character and sfaSDectas
plnty Is q sufhcientGuaranteeto thasatIlcfetI
6k1N DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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ACUTE AFFECTIONS of the Lungs,
Chest, Throat and Kidneys are easily
cured bylusing WhiteeTfne Compound.
For sale eyetywhete,. dow
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructtvs
habit which annually sweeps 70 an unIimeiv
grave thonsands of Dung Men of the Tnost
excel emf tale q and rIllfhnt intellect Who
might otherwise have entranced liSteninp
Senators with the thunderA OF elDqusnce Or
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre may cal
with full condolences. - = : = - :
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ITrusses 81 supporters.

- - - y u
<flsFI.S7 @ EELEYs HARD RuBBER
- al - Truss cures rupture, viii re-
tain the most DIM cult with safe
y and ease, never rusts, breaks.
I4Jl57U bers OF Eoilss used In bathing
lifted to e form no-rstrappinR
~ clesntst 1ikhtekt, must dnfa1fe
s.SASts'. and best 8 1SeeietiS 14dfd kIibbeT
81 z 6Ciopsificl iStsp51ofteFF 4 very
lJl.lsls nuraolai and greatly 1mpfoVeSfj
Instrument for supporting the.
abdomen in cases OF femRlei
lslfI-I-,4-,7 weakness, falling OF the womb.
80 - pregnancy, or Wherever an ard
1cin Bupportert toLsthai abdoinen . rasxy.
be desired worn with Rfeat conn fnTf -
and hlEhly approTeu byAfha medical profas.
Gfon.A 6eeleIfF lHdfd RsfElifl. 1IiIe Eis5s ~,
which asifingent oothlng and healing RENE
edies may be carried direct to the parts
am no EeN GcGTEafFFf
. Sold by Iaughlin; -Smith & Co.. 7. n
Logon Z Co.. sad1by al Is! y
asosstn nrsTI - ; fsnltfniffllrs-l - q - 4 II
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IN aB9.s. oEIrNISeToN TkR. larSs bS1s
x = Sorpnaen kostnE ~ .;I1csEl - !
On hand and fdi sale low BY sfR ri y5]o ifs
! -t-as 9 Z. s...-s.t rsQHAs.sH F, BERRY Il
sss ne Pins Ultra Lime . 5ls.
1flf1 - NE PLUS ULTRA ,T,TNrr.t-
1UU fre4n burnt received by :,
sILDEETa 6 RRo.:ss sEaIn {.
ShoenbeTgBr g Co.'s HORSE ShnaR7I
IA d LES, 4 4 s1aIlsE ADE aofs
P.o.HIEpRETH AFRO.
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DHALoN's "PAPHIAN 1.oTIoNp for
JIG Beauutying the SKIN and COMPLEX
4oNs Remoyes all Eruptions, FreckIes,
ders the Skin Soft, Fair and BlooTning.
For Ladies' in the Nursery It Is invaluable
For Gentlemen after Shaving Il has no
equal. - - -Ie ias1 - -
"PARHIAN IoTIoNuist the onIyreiLabie
remedy for diseases and blemishes OF the
PHALoNg5 tPAPHIEN SOAP" for The
Toilet, Nursery and Bath, win not chap tho
skim iPEice, IS cents per cake. - " .
aFLoR DE MAYO"
Z "FLOR DE MAYO"
A new perfume for the Handkerchle. Ex,,
quisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. TX
PHALoN d S0Ns New York. Sold by all
Druggists. ~, - -my2B-Iyeod
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lAUAsslIA HoNIofCUPa, for sue at =
70 HOOkIN6's Drug stora, no. i ODD
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lIarrfed Persons, or Young Men eonten
plating marriage, being aFareof PhysiciaI
Rsafnessl orga1iie Debility Deformilies
He VINO places himself under the care n,
Dr. j. may relgionsly confide IN hIshonoi
his akin as physician. : -. -
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WHEELIHa. WIZ "a,
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REV. HAeANs 9 HkI,6.
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TEARING DowN The residence which
stood In the. reariof Logan, List & Co.'s
Drug Store on Main street, is under
going removal with a view OF rebuild
ing, We understand that the proprie-
tors contemplate an nm addition 10 the
drug store at present occupied by them,
and the new building viii be erected on
the site OF the dwelling. 4 70
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The white Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bron-
'chitis, Splitting Of BLOOD, and Pnln1onary Az
fectiopH generally. 1t Is a remarkable Re
medy for Kidney Complaints, DiRbaies, DIFF
ihcnftyo of Yoidfng Urine, Bleeding lffoni fbe
kidnsys and bladder, Gravel, and other
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Coal -PRlvILEeE.-We7 direct cour
readers TO the advertisement of Messrs.
Bailey, Woodward q Co., who offer for
sale the right to the conl lying under.
meath 200 acres of land in Richie town
ship These parties offer at the low
price ofS1o per aorc, coal. privileges
valued in the recent tax appraisment
,at $3.50 per acre. q Z. L 2ts i5a4il4A1
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aREATf NEW gENaI, AND.
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED ToTHE kFFITcTEp
throughout the country after HAVING
been proved by the test of eleven wears. IA
the New England States, where It's merits
nave become as Wen known "a The tres from
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.tra9afelliqer1rer.
MORNING. OCrODER 2e
new AdvcrtIsemenfs.

oomml.slener's Notice in chancery.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-08
Charleston market. April z

BACoN.-There is a good stock Of prime
meat on the market, bat the demand is ex-
tremely moderate. Prices have been some
what irregular, and while large lots have
been in some cases sold at 13c per pound
for prime shoulders, regular dealers have
generally held at l3fG133c Prime ribbed
sides may be quoted at 56l54c, and
prime clear rib at l54@1Gc per pound /;
second quality shoulders have been sold at
l2@l24c per pound prime strips at Ice
and bagged sugar cured hans at 20c per
pound.
FLoUR.-Dealers are supplied with fair
stocks Of Northern and Western brands, for
which there is about the usual local en-
quiry, prices remaining without important
alteration during the week, say for North.
ern and Western superfine SllG51 so /;
Northern and Western extra $l2Gol3, and
family $l3 j0GD IA per barrel, according 10
size Of lot and qualify Of grades.
CORN.-The arrivals Of Tennessee quail
ties, per rail, have somewhat moderated
duringFhe week, bat the market continues
TO be fairly Supplied from this source, aud
we note sales BY the car load. from the de-
pot, at 81 25(al % per bushel, weight,
bags included, for mixed OF this di4crip-
ton. The lower rates at which Tennessee
kinds are sold give 1t preference in the
market, and there is hardly any demand
for other qualities.
savannah Market, April 3.
BAooS.-The upward tendency Of the
Northern market and general belief in
higher prices, together with a reduction Of
stock, has given our market much more
firmness within the last few DAYS, and quo-
tations are easily realized. The recent
giut and the weakness Of some holders. re-
dnced prices below cost Of importation, in
some cases 4c, to which those having more
strength declined to yield. We quote
prime clear sides l6l@ l63c; clear ribbed
l6g l63c; ribbed sides l53c; shoulders
1870 l4c; choice sugar cured hams dc
plain sugar cured lSc.
LARD.-Choice qualities are held very
stlt. We quote pure leaf at Doc; pressed
l5e l6c; retail 25c ior former and 2Oc for
latter.
FLoER-The demand has been good the
past week. Stocks are fair The scarcity
OF State continues. We quote new Geor-
gia superfne SlS 25@13 50; extra $l5@
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river falling slowly, with five feet
full on the shoals. The weather is cold
and eloudy.
ARRIVED.
VIM. White, GAINESVILLE.
Fanny Brandies, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
Vim. White. Upper Cumberland.
The Louisville Journal Of Yesterday
says
The river lis falling more slowly than
within the last few DAYS. At 6 p. NJ. YES
terday there was feet three inches in the
canal, feet inches in the Indisna chute.
and feet inches on the falls The canal
il to-day the only pass for ascending boats.
The weather has turned somewhat warm,
with heavy rains.
The little steamer Hesper has sunk in
the Arkansas river, two hundred miles
above Little Rock, in eight feet water. She
was owned by Clawson & Morse, of Ciucin-
natl, built there in 1865, at cost Of $1,000;
insured for $4,000. She was nearly broke
in two, and will probably not be raised.
The Evansville Courier of the 9th inst
saws:
The river has fallen during the last
twenty-four hours inches, and it is ex-
pected that it will fall more rapidly to-day
We copy the following in regard to the
Mississippi leyees from the Memphis Ap-
peal of Saturday
The weak line of levee extending down
the FOrdOche and Maringouin, La., has
been raised and strengthened until il is i'm
pregnable to the rush of the waters coming
through the Grand Levee creyasse. The
protecting line of leSee is twelve miles in
length, and the people OF the country pro-
tected by il deserve great praise for the in
domitable energy shown by them in its
erection. They have fought water for
three successive years and their fields have
been swept bare. Without money or credits
or hope Of aid from Congress, the State or
the parishes through which their bayous
run, they went to work, and it ia creditable
to the freedmen to say they co-Operated to
the full extent of their ability. The result
is that as many cubic yards of earth have
been piled up "a wonld have sufhced to
have closed Grand Levee crevasse, aud this
work was begun and completed without
the passage of resolutions and appeal to
any power for aid. The people say that
they would not be aided and 'ihey helped
themselves" Everybody, white and black,
went to work with will, and to day the
plows are running over the State, whilst
the turned waters from the Mississippi
rush harmlessly by.
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Nashville wholesale Drygoods Trade.

NASHVILLE, April s, 1868.
The past week has been one Of unusual
activity in the Wholesale drygoods trade
The business done, exceeded that Of any
week during the season, and prices have
been maintained. There has been con
siderable advance in cotton yarns.
A BRowN SHEETTNGs-Augusla l9c
Laurel Hill l9c, Richland 19c.
Brown SHEETINas-Augusta 1G4
Grantsville 164.
BLEACHED SHEETINas-Sagamore z, 10.
Washington /, lie, Pontiac 4, Ice, Lons-
dale 4, Is.
SEA IsLANDs-l3 TO zoe.
PRIETs-Troy Sc, Wamsutta ll4c, Ala
lens, Gloucester, DunnelPs, Manchester
and all standard brands, l4c.
TIcKs-Monnt Vernon No. ., zoe, Pas
cifc 25c, do. 4 4 2Sc, Conestoga 4 4 35c.
PLAID AND STEPPED OsSABURGs-AIa-
bama 2lc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 274c.
PLAID LINsEYs-3 all wool 2Oa22lc, /
do. 273c.
Red and White Flanels T to 4 A, 27la60.
Brown Drills, 1Sa20.
Cotton Delaines 20a22i all wool delaines
424a55.
Cambrics l21 Wigans 15a1S3.
CoTTog YARNS 500 zoe: GOO Ise; 700
Ice
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3 so; extra family Sl66i7. Northern
selling at $40 5O@i2 so for superfne sIs
| 50@l5 for extra; $l6@17 for extra
family and fancy.
CoRN-Priees weaker; stocks large and
continually increasing. Arrivals last week
aboHt 10000 bushels, altogether BY rail-
road. We quote common mixed, in large
lots from depot, 81 so; damaged lots are
closed out at &c less; prime white com
mands 81 324@l 40, according to guam
tity and quality; from store held in small
lots at about 81 40.
OATs-Sales of wharf lots we're made
early in the week at S5c by the 1000 bush
els, but on advices of an advance North,
prices rose here to 81 05. while lots Of 100
bushels and under were firmly held at 81
10 for all sound and prime lots.
Augusta Market. April 4.
BAcoN-Stiff with an upward tendency,
but no quotable change Western shoulders
al 1879; clear sides l72e; hams lS@I9c
dry sailed shoulders Ice.
OATs-We quote oats al SOfa85 cents.
CoRN-We quote white at 81 IS61 90
by the car load, mixed 81 l5tGI is. and
from store at 81 25.
FLoUR-Ne quote Granite Mills At
Si4 4OSl6 90, at retail 81 per barrel
higher.
Macon Market. April a.
BACoN-We quote as follows: Clear
sides lie; clear ribbed Ice; shoulders H..
hams, country, lS@20c; canvased sugar
cured 224@264c.
FLOUR = Stock light and the better
brands in good request; super6ae Sl26
IS; extra $l4@l5; family Sl5 fancy
family brands Sl7.
GRAIN AND HAY-The stock of corn in
the hands of dealers is ample; yellow,
mixed and white 81 20(G1 %. Oats 81.
Hay, Northern, $2@2 25; Tennessee
timothy and herds grass So Tennessee
clover So.
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON. OF the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarls-
Vile. Tennessee 10 receive and receipt for SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DIsPArCH.
S. p. ROZELL. Of franklin. is our author
lied agent Cor Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties, TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNIoN AND DIsPATCH.
DR.. J. b. MATTHEW'S, Druggist odd Fell
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended to.
lie will also keep the Daily UNI0N AND DIS
10 rru an eale
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FRANKFoRT, April 7-Evening.-5-2t
bonds 75s@75id.
LIvERPooL, April 7--Evening.-Cottor
closed steadier with slight advance.
Sales 10000 bales; middling uplands TO
arrive l2s@l2fd; Orleans 12t@l2sd.
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Provisions
steady.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 6.-Money in fair de-
mand. Cali loans &c discount. Sterling
quiet at 9l@9s. Gold ISst@ISs3. old
Tennessee's new CSC.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April Cotton unsettled
and lie lower. Sales $50 bales uplands 2S
@2S2c. Rice dull nominally unchanged.
Coffee firm. Sugar steady; Cuba lola
ll4c. Molasses firm. Flour dull, and
l0c lower. : Corn dull and heavy, West
ern 81 1901 81.
New York Dry Goods Market.
ANEW YORK. April Printed calicoes
z cent higher; Spragues l49@l5c; Merri-
mae l44@ l6c. Cambrics lie. Printing
cloths lOc. Sheetings lS3@192c. Delaines
lS@20c. Ginghams 163 to Ice.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April Tobacco i Tugs
los; common to medium leaf SOP.
Flour quiet at s. 259s % for superfine
Wheat quiet, fall 81 5000 rs. Corn
firm at S7090c. Oats 574@63c. Rye
ST COOL 629c. Mess pork S26 26 1904.
Bulk meats He l64c. Bacon-shoulders
123c; clear sides 4c. Sugar cured hams
are held at Ice. Lard 16c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April Flour dull
family $40 2j@10 80. Wheat dull 50 50
@2 sc. Corn dull at S7@SSc. Oats firm
at zoe. Rye 81 So. Barley dull and droop-
ing. Tobacco steady, Tugs 80 IS. Mess
pork S26 so, and S27 at the close. Bnlk
meats-shoulders ll!GG113c; sides 14.c:
clear rib sides l5c clear Ice. Lard l69G |
lie. Bacon sides l6@17c; shoulders l23c;
sugar cured hams lS4619. Butter and |
Eggs steady. Seed dull.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, April -Tobacco-market |
steady-sales of240 hogsheads; Tugs S. 90 |
as IS, medium leaf SIS so; selections
$40; Hart county $2S IS. Flour-Super-
fine s. 50@S rs; fancy SD 56@l3 80. |
Oats 70975c. Corn 85@86c. Rye 81 S3 |
al 90. Lard l63@l7c. Mess pork S2G,-
1927. Bacon-market active and ex-
cited. with sales of 600 casks of clear rib
sides. Whisky-raw, free, So 2092 %.