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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKET
Charleston, Nov. 30.

BACON-This article Is only in limited request,
and prime shoulders are selling at about 1910.
. ~, and prime clear rib and clear sides at
islSe. Strips are held at lS1z9l9e. = 10.
CoRN-This grain continues dull and the in
uuiry is of the most limited character. Large
lots are difficult of sale, unless at low figures.
and we learn of the disposal OF a lot of old Ten
nessee a. SlG1 03 z bushel, weight, sacks iu-
cluded. Retail parcels from store are held about
as before, say 81 159l IS 2 bushel, weight.
FLOUR-The market IS amply supplied with
Northern and Western brands Of this article,
and an easier feeling has been exhibited in some
cases under the liberal receipts, but prices gem
orally closed at about the ruling rates OF the
week before, say for Northern and Western
super & rs r barrel; extra S. 20 3 barrel, and
family So IS 2 barrel. southern brands are
in limited supply, and are held at about " Zo9
9 so q barrel for super SlO g barrel Tor extra
and Sll9l2 2 barrel for family.
HGY-The arrivals Of this article have been
about l 100 bales Of EasteIn and go bales OF
North River qualities. The Eastern was sold on
private terms. We quote Eastern descriptions
al 81 . z hundred and North River at 81 $50
Aral
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Notice 10 bhOW Iaust-IH baHhIUF1V!'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT W. E..
| johnson, Foster. Early Co, $ ;, man, w
I. Wright. Samuel Laudener. John y. Corley,
Andrew Gregory, W. F. Frey. ". ID. McNshs
Samuel II. Stout and r. 6. Thompson, al! OIL
Davidson county. Tennessee. have filed IN the
Office of the Clerk of this court, their Penlohs
for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by
The court that hearing be had upon the same
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Jenkins Stomach B tiers J
NOTICE 30 INYALIDs.

All persons suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion. Sick Headache. Costiveness; all the
effects of Fever Chills, Ague. or any derange-
me Mt of the system. will find in
JENbIN'S STOMACH BITTERS
a certain and most eiFectual TONIC and IN
VIGORATOR. II is confidently recommended
by some Of the best physicians. as the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders OF the
Stomach, and most efectuaI preventive for
all MIASMATICAL influences.
1t is composed Of pure and fresh HERES and
BARK5, and compounded on the most scien-
tito principles Of medical skill.
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons. who have experienced the benefit Of
this GREAT STRENGTHENED AND RENO
VAT0R of the human system.
For sale 80. able Druggists. and by
K. p. JENKINs,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer.
No 80 North Market street
Opposite Union.
uovlj 6m Nashville. Tenn.
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savannah NOV. 30.

BACOY-We continue our quotations Of bacon,
and have only to report a scarcity IN clear NIB
Holders are firm. We quote shoulders at l4l59
1870; rib sides at l79lT1zc, and Gle ribbed al
IsZ@ls34c, There are few clear sides offering,
and prices are nominal at lSglS52c- Hams are
in large stock, at l0GlSo according to quality.
Breakfast bsc0n Is quiet. with downward ten
dency, at l962Jc.
LAED-Prices have weakened; stocks are very
full of grades demand fair. Wemaks no change
in prices. We quote DC tor pure IeJt; pressed,
l6@lsc; extra ranging &c.
FLOUR-The change il prices this week has
been very light, if any at all. The stock on the
market is large and the demand light, but In
creasing. The feeling in Northern brands the
same as our last report. We quote Nor therns
superfne. s6 5099; extra, s99ll and family an
fancy Sl2al3. Good Georgia and Tennessee
brands are in fair demand at $40 50Gll 50 for
superfue; $l2Gl3 for extra, anu So 5Ogl3 50 for
family and fancy. $780,
FRuITs AND VEGEIABLE5-Bananas sell slg3
2 bunch. West India oranges So 2 l,0E. Pine
apples S. z dozen. Apples are in fair supply;
light receipts Of Georgia, A. prime article Of
pippins s. 4 bbl; BaldwIIs 80 80 g Dbl; lade 70
= Dbl: Southern oranges s2992 90 Wholesale; So
= Loco; Sicily lemons. s. = box. Fair demand
for potatoes. We quote Jackson whites % 0Jg
q Dbl; Western red 81 Onions Light supply,
good demands. A prime article q Northern az
81 SOFAS. Northern caobages SlO@l4 e 100
GRAIN-The stOel. Of Georgia and Tennessee
old corn is in small demand. New corn is coming
in very slowly and in small lOts-demsnd hight:
We quote Georgia corn 81 o. from depot, and
scarce: Tennessee 81 lUgl Ia, ami email
arrivals-Old corn from store, wholesale, 81 ~.
There has been no change IN oats THIS week;
from depot $500; from store, yJgsl.
HlYIS0me holders still asking 81 5l9l go for
Eastern, but none sold at those figures, except
in a retail way. Large lots sold at 81 4Ogl 10
although there have been small arrivals, con
sumers are still well upplied-Northern 81 l5C
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The sales on the 10Th were as f


$1,000 Tennessee g.. new. bet caIl..-.-..-....65
6l,0OO do -..... ...'-'-5IA
At the second open board $4,000 Ten
nessee Ga, new, sold at Gsl and $4,000 at
the third board at GS.
The New York Post of the afternoon Of
tho 10Th inst says.
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RECEIVED another lasge lot Of Ill all
wool Blankets, st s. so per pair
al CHAE. RICHEINER y Co,
nov22lf 46 College street.
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RatcbeI0r's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect DVe-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyss. Inyigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed William 4. Bdtchslor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
BY all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lsprZ9 ~.
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An interesting revival ia being held at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on
Summer street. The attendance ia large,
and we understand that a number OF ac-
cessions TO the church have beer made.
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DIED,


In this city. at o'clock yesterday morning,
Mr.. Brent sPEScE. an aged and esteemed
eiri7an
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Court has adjourned until next Tuesday,
when the investigation Of bail cases will be
resumed
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FIGURED Alpaca at 22!c yard at ;.
Sickles, l. Union street hoNo'u'
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TRRING BUT.NOBLE-SELF HELP FOR
~ young men who have erred, desire a better
manhood. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Al
dress, PHILANTHROS. Box p, Philadelrh Ia.
Pa. seDZ3-Sm
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James Hagan, and expert craftsman,
who was shot by policeman some time
since for attempting to escape, was up
before Justice Mathews yesterday on a
charge of burglary in stealing watch
and $40 from man named Gaylard. He
was bound over to the Criminal Court,
and in default of security was committed
to Jail.
LADIES linen handkerchief at 25c, at :.
SickIeg, II Union street. nov 5.t.
Go and examine the beautiful drygood
at CHAs. RICHEIMER& Co,
nov22f 46 College street.
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WIN mOuerhIt utUdUus
Memphis, Nov. 81.

The sales to day foot up about 5000 bales on q
basis of 2214@2214e for middling. The receipts
for the week we're II, lO6 bales. against I,2sI
bales last week. PHI bales the previous week,
and $50 bales before that, and lO.772 bales at
the same time last season. Shipped during the
week 627l bales against II ,567 bales last week,
and 1886 bales at the same time last season
Stock on hand to-day, II So bales against 972J
bales last week, and $50 bales at the same
time last season. The total Memphis receipts
to this date so l39 bales, against 60.l35 bales
az the same time last year, an excess Of 20OO3
bales this year over last. We quote middlings
to-day, 22L492z1Ie, againsts229 22e14 last Satur-
day l414al41zc last season at the same time. 81
@S2c in 1866, and 41139471Ec in 1865, on the cor
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FIGURED Alpaca at 223c yard at S
Sickles. II Union street. noV0u.
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ON the eelh day orNovembcr, 1865,

81 tho bour. offs and o. 4. n at the Office of
wv. Doughty, Esq, Register. in Lewisburg,
Marshall county, Tennessee, and that all credit
ors who have proven their debts, and other
persons interested may appear at sand time ana
he prayers of said petitions, maj, not be grant
Ell. and that the second and third meetings o.
a IA creditors will he had OF said time ana
I Gee e. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
U. 5. Dist Court Mid. Dist. of Tenn
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Cali and See the elegant stock of Fancy
Dress and Staple DrygoOds. now being received
by BEECH, MANL0VE & Co.
noyI5tf No. so North College street,
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TIE best Empress cloth for 75c yard
at s. Sickles, II Union street. nov 6-tt
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NoGlce 10 SNOW Csuse-In Bankrup tcy

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ?. +.
L CrutCher, Jones i ShOekley, L. j. MaEnJSs,
W. N. NJ. Ware, Thomas Patter, John Myers
Wade II. Maggerson, Greek BraTley. VIM. Bon
ner, John A. CrOwder and ]. q. Garretson have
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court their
petitions for discharge, and it was thereupOn
ordered b. the Court that hearing be bad up
on the same,
On the 23d Day OF November, Is6~,
at the hours Of 9. 81 10. IC1z. II, III A. n, 4
NJ. IL. , pa. P. n. respectively, at the office
Of ] W. Johnston, Esq, Register. in the Court.
house in NcMinnville, Tennessee, and that al
creditors who have proven their debts. and other
persons interested, may appear at said time an
place and show cause. If any they have. Wis
the prayer Of said petitions should not be grant
ed, and that the second and third meetings o
the creditors shall be had before the Register a.
the same time and place.
f. X. CAMPBELL. Clerk
U S. Dist Court Middle Dist. Ten
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Extra Special NOtice.-BeWare OF COun-
terfeits! Smiths Tonic Syrup has been cOun-
forfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief
.-.. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup. of Lou
isyiIle, Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do net purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. 1 will prosecute any one infringing on
NV right. The genuine Smiths Ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself.
The publie's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
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Fenianism.

"Spalding's Glue" with brush, always
ready for use.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE. Monday. Nov.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Nov. %
CoTroN-The market opened bouyaut
this morning, and continued aclivethrough-
out the day, all offerings being freely taken,
and closed firm at the following quotations:
Ordinary ~ y
Good Ordinary = VA
Low Middling
The transactions Of the day foot up as
follows; the Gales being the largest of any
one day during the season:
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from now til! January, 1870, for TWO
DOLLARS, in clubs of five subscribers or
more.
Now is the best time 10 subscribe,
get others TO join you.
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SEMI-WEEKLY
WEEKLY

from now till January l, 1870, for FOUR
! MOI pc.
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NEW ALLAN L n d.
ROLLING MIL.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA,

T BRAGDOS d co,
81 Corner of Lower Sixth and Water streets.
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NotIse to show Causs-In B ,nkrupte

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT W. L.
Hughcs. Of Smith county. Tennessee, has
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of this COui @,
his petition for discharge, and II was thereup0n
ordered by the Court that a hearing be had mp
on the same,
On the IIfh Day OF November, 1865.
NJ 81 P. NJ before J. ". Johnston, Esq. Regis
ter at the Courthouse in Carthage. Tennessee,
and that all creditors who nave proven taeIr
debts. and other persons who are interested
NAV appear at the said time and place, and
show cause II any they have why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted. and that
the second and third meetings Of ssid creditors
will DO had b. fore the Register, az the same
time and place. -
r, Il. CAMPBELL. Clerk
u 6. Dist. Court, Mid Dist Of Tenn.
ocfD1 thurgdayg q
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tho Eo,rO beIongipp to the estate of C. A. Sugg,
deceased The farm contains about go acres,
Is situated about twelve miles from Clarksyllle:
on The Keysburg road, and within one mile OF
Forts Station, on the Edgeheld and Kentucky
railroad. The improvements consist Of good
dwelling, out-houses, fine stables and barns
There are about 80 acres of the tract cleared
the balance heing heavily timbered. -,
TERMS-0ne and two years. Notes win
The notes to bear interest from date. -.
W. T. SHACKELFORD. {. NJ
November IS, lS69-nov22 If
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Notice TO Show Cause-In Bankrupt cy
pgIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 5; C..
Walker, j. b. Loftin and J.H. Glenn, of Mar
shall county, Tennessee. have filed in the othee
of the Clerk Of this court their peuuOns i9r as
charge. and it was thereupOn ordered by the
court that a hearing be had upon the same
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable Farm,

Sugz Fort. Administrator. VI. Heirs and Cred
itOrs of C. A. Sugg.
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THE COTTON MARKETS
Mobile, Nov. II.

Mobile, Nov. II.
Sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales. Middlings
22159223Ic; closed at outside figures: receipts
SOL bales; exports 37S bales.
Charleston. Nov. III.
Cotton firm; sales 400 bales middling 2234c;
receipts 9l9 bales; exports 2lO6 bales.
Savannah, Nov. II.
Cotton market opened quiet but steady with
fair margin until noon, it then became quiet,
closed frmer with an advance Of H91zc; mid
dlings 231zc; receipts 2CO7.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 81.
Cotton firm; sales IA; receipts S7s: middlings
2G4c.
Selma, Ala, Nov. Fl.
The market is firm at 2l1Sc for middling.
with a moderate demand.
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We have made arrangements TO supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps, viz:
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New YORK Drygoeds Market.


New York, Nov. 23.-Money easy ; call $40;
rhine discounts 7Gs9e; sterling hrm g5sgg's
old 1345z Old Tennessee ZOE new O5905la.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
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On aturday, December 10, 1865,

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE IN
| this cause at the October term, 1858. OF the
Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE. / will offer for
sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
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Far the Recorder,

Ma. HRARTT: lt II understood that an
election will be held on the SRI. OF November
next 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned 10 the
State Senate by the declared ineligibHlty
by that body Of the Hon. Josiah Turner.
and IT. behaves the conservatives Of the
county TO attend to il and see that a proper
selection is made 10 fill the vacancy.
Ii is considered by many OF very ques.
,ionable propriety that the executive com,
mittee Of last spring shall be again called
into action in this instance. because that
committee does not represent asst should
he sen,imeats directly Of the various sec
lions Of the county. and the fact oi ITS has-
Ing been resurrtcted has afforded aspirants
and their friends an opportunity 10 bring
influences TO bear thai Would iead To the
conclusion that candidate would 'be se-
.Iected tina, would not meet the views o. .
large majority Of the people. Ia view Of
these considerations would il not be better.
IN order TO avnid chickering's and probably
defeat. to send up delegation from the..va-
rious districts fresh 'fruin thespeople. that
could aud would make such a nomination
as all in duty would cheeriully acquiesce
ID or be regarded az disorganiz,rss
The people are not inclined TO the man
or men Who seek prrierInent BY intrigue or
article, but such only as confidently rely
on their spontaneous favor aud sapport
Then LEI convention be called WITHIN the
neat ten days as above indicated. and let all
submit their claims IL il, without any spirit
Of dissention either before or after It's ae-
lion, and all will be well for the party,
which il OF much more Importance than an
i'll timed individual success Of doubtful IT,.
lure advantage.
.a CONSERVATIVE.
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| the white men. comprehendins not merely
old secessonisss aud Democrats, but tue
/ life long followers Of Clay and Webster,
the supporters of Harrison. Taylor. Fill
more aud Scott. many 81 whom resisted Sc
cession at every hazard until war was be-
gan and there was left to them only q
choice Of sides, aud then, according to their
opinion Of duty. went with their States
and section others who never abandoned,
their opposition. but expressed il freely
throughout. the war; all Of whom, without
regard to abstract ideas Of political power.
reality acqaiesced in tire measures Of res.
loration prescribed BY The President 10 the
year 1865, and have ever since been aux
nous for a return ofcordiaiity and harmony
ia every region u the UnanE They have
no power or purpose 10 attempt redress by
force. bu, they appfalito their fellow ci,i-
zens eserywiiere Tor = resturation OF The
true covenaHt Of the atlonstitution--nf that
equality which, Among Ssalcsas among IN
diyiduals, is q principle OF equity. and
which, in our American Union, Is incor-
porsted into the Constitution. and made
The supreme law of the land. ssel,
with these convictions on their minds,
they have hailed your intervention IL be-
bali Of a solid aud lasting tranquility assthat
VI q gpubllc bene factor, being themselves
thoroughly persuaded that il the just, aUd
patriotic men of ont several sec,iuns rnul,li
bur iniercommune and understand each
other, -reconcilement, harmony and grad :.
uai return TO prosperity would be the sure
aud natural consequences. May Heaven
aid your efforts 10 this good end, anil re-
ward yum with It's chicrst bIcss.ngs! a'
Believe me, sir. with true respect.
sfg Yoar nhedIent servant.
m.*s WILLIAM i. GRAHAM
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CONSERVATIVE.
THE RosEcRAsz MISSION.

The following letter from Hon. William
A. Graham. 10 Gen. Rusecrank. vas elict.
ed BY The White Sulphur conference:
HilIstorough, N. c., sept IL, 1869.
To Gea.W. s. RosecrGns
SIR-Admirins the noble.sp Of palri-
utistO, peace and good will which dictated
your letter 10 Gen. Lee, at White Sulphur
Springs. on the 18th ull.. aud presuning it
might be acceptable 10 receive answers to
the inquiries thefeiumade from more es
tended circle Of citizens Of the Southern
States than happened 10 be convenient for
consultation at the time Of this correspon-
dence, beg permission TO superadd nv
testimony 10 hearty concurrence with the
replies Of Gen. Lee aud his assUcistes on
topics embraced in your communication.
To be more explicit: ... r@M.,.z ..-
!. The surrender Of the Southern armies
was real surrender, made 10 honor and
good faith; as has been demonstrated by
the fact. patent 10 all the world, that in
three and half years NOT sword has been
lifted against ne government, nor any plot
for resistance TO il formed. @+
D. The claim Of 4 State under the Con.
stilulion, TO secede from the Union, or Z,
nulliiy lis laws, (neser CONQUERED in by .
majority Of The people Of this Sta,e,) has
been abandoaed BY those who entertained
IL, as settled by the decisive arbitrament Vi
arms.
5. African slavery was surrendered VI
as result ofthe war, 10 perfec. sincerity
and there exists no purpose or expectations
ol is re. establishment.
| 4. There has been. by general consent
concession TO the tmane'pated negru, 0
all the civil rights 81 white men. aud Their,
is 10 hostile feeling 90 the par of the whit,
race against the coored out there are al
United 10 be mutual inter ests aud depend
encies, which would, ere this, have beer
adjusted upon the ordinary principle
which regulate labor and capital IN oIhe
communities. bat 10. The unwise action 0
Congress, and The sgltations VI politicians
for the most part new cvmrrs from States 0
the North and West, operating on The pre-
JUDGES Of the blacks On Ough secret league
aud combinations. So
i ). The people Of the States Of The Soutl
have an intelligent comprehension Of III,
Constitution Of the United States. as writ
lienj IS eTpoandsd IN It's administration
Tor eighty years; as illustrated 10 judIeis
; decisions. and ss taught in the Commenta
rirs u keut aad Story. 10 this. they &c
sumed their allegiance after The late nulor
tuna,e war, no, merely 10 sincerity, ba
Nth reasonable degree Of eheeriull.es
aud hope. Aid their dissatisfaction al,
complaint Gov 10 not against the Constiis
lIOn. but that its provisions have not beef
observed and kept toaard them. and tia
ihsy are openly denied the rights u utter
lpsl ..lf.government, aeknsslsdged ID Oh
Constitution. and broadly and deGaU,Iy
OIL rIghtfuIly. elaimed and exercised B.
tue people Of the States North u the pols
iiac aad lhe Ohio. Dissatisfaction on iles
gryands pervades more than lour fIths Q
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PRUSSIA AM FRANCE.

The foreign Journals publish the text Of
4 despatch addressed b. the Prussian CIV
erament n rs Mini>,s. a P.rls 10 bs.rom
municate,l 20 the Freneh Government. Ia
,h,s paper its stated that he King 81 Prps-
sia has ordered that a. sum a. the auiumn
mauausres are over all the reserve iruna.
shall BE- discharged. and that the annual
levy Of recruits shall be pnsiponsd lor three
months. The Prus,ian Gnyrrnment, II y
stated, desires by this important measarr
which reduces thr army by 10000 men.
10 afard new pro.t ol. IT. iaoderaiion AMI
t,lesire for peace. III. King Of Prus.ia AZ
se,ts that ia his apininn no ques ion nov
exists which can disturb The peace Of Eu.
rope. - IL 5sess.
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THK RArErGa STANDARD. Il appears thai the in
disaation So generally aroused against the srOeious
article entitled WOrk,' which appeared 10 the
Standard Of the 18th Of September, has caused the
expulsion or rs,rsmsn, Of \ Paige frOnfihsesiabish'
msnt. 1t is now published by J d. Neathery q Co
Though xe may aoi expect Any change in It's POliii.
cal complexion re may look for more deeency ~ e.
preston and management, The new editor fePu>
dates altogether the language aud sentiment Of u
reprobated article.