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NEW YORK.
The Alabama ClaIms-MeetIng of the
Chamber or Commerce kesump-
tIOn of Specie Payments Considered
The Rogers Murder Case.

New York, January q. - The
World publishes full texts of the
Alabama claims treaty, which differs
some from the summary furnished a
few days since.
Article l provides for settling all
claims since February Sth, 1858, by
two commissioners on each side, and
an arbitrator to be chosen by the
commissioners.
Article 2 requires disagreements to
be referred to the arbitrator and a
sovereign of friendly State may be
made arbitrator, who shall be reported
to and agreed upon by the respective
Governments. Each Government may
have an agent to support its claims
and to answer the claims made on it.
The decision of the commissioners
and arbitrator is to he fnal.
Article 3 requires allaclaims to be
| presented within six moHths from the
day of meeting, unless good reasons
be given for delay, when three months
will be given. All claims arc to be
decided within two years. The meet
ing is to take place In Washington.
Article makes payment of claims
In coin 10 eighteen months after the
decision.
Article makes the result of the
proceedings final, settlement of all
claims, and bar against all others.
Article 6 provides for keeping {
record Of the proceedings and the
employment of clerks: the expenses
to be equally shared by the Govern
ments.
Article provides for the ratifica
ton of the convention by the URitee
States Senate and by Her Brittanl
Majesty as soon as possible, aud with
in twelve months from January 18th
1869.
New York, January 21. - Th
Chamber of Commerce held anothe
meeting to-day to consider the bes
means of securing a resumption 1
specie payment, but came to no con
cluslon, the subject going over til
next week.
Nothing new transpired to-day i
! the Rogers murder case, except tina
writ OF h0beas corpus was issued b
! Judge lngraham for the productio
of James Logan before the Suprem
Court, and a writ of certiorari ia
. Coroner Flynn to return his reason
for holding Michael Logan. 1t
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INDIANAPOLIS. January q

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,
Editors Journals
There is nothing new in regard to
the Senatorial question this morning.
A further ballot will be had, but it is
said the situation will only be changed
by the probable concentration of the
anti Cumback men on Judge Frazier.
Business in both Houses progresses
slowly. A memorial of the Yearly
Meeting of Friends, praying the re-
peal oil all laws discriminating be-
tween whites and blacks, was read,
giving blacks equal privileges, espe-
cialiy In the schools. In the Senate
a movement was made to cut down
the wages paid clerks and other en-
ployess from five dollars to three
dollars per day, but it failed.
In the Senate memorial of certain
citizens Of Vigo County was present.
ed. asking that provision be made
for the education of the blacks in
separate schools from the whites. 1t
was referred to the Committee on Ed
ucation.
Senate Bill No. 10. for the repeal Of
the act for the redemption of real
tHhIAts CdGAC O4 It's
In the Senate this afternoon, and af.
ter some discussion it was referred to
the appropriate committee.
A great part of the morning session
of the House was taken up in hearine
the reports of committees, and the
introduction of new bills. Among
the bills introduced is one by Mr.
Pierce, of Porter, providing fol
changes of venue In civil and crimi-
nal eases, from the Common Pleas
and Circuit Courts. and providing
against the abuses of the same.
All are anxious for the election o
United States Senator to take place
so that the regular legislation can b.
proceeded with. While that is pending
but little else will be done, as it alb
serbs all attention in both houses, AN,
IS the all exciting topic in the city.
Last night a rowdy, named Charlie
Holland, stabbed the colored bar-ten
der at the White Fawn" saloon, OF
Washington Street, several times, in
hIctlng severe wounds. The negro
whose name is Judicut, had his bow
els cut out Holland was arrested an,
lodged in Jail. The assault was un
provoked on the part of the negro
Holland was doubtless maddened wit
liquor. Q. K. j. w.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
A11-N7'0 II = = = 7 : = =
Especial to the Journal.

lopcclsll 10 TUE
INDIANApoLls, Jan. 2l-4 P. NJ
Three more ballots for United States
Senator were had this afternoon.
First ballot: Cumback, &c; Hen
dricks, 62; Frazier, Is. Second bal
lot Cumback. Go; Hughes, 5S; Fra
zier, Is; Hendricks, 4. The third
ballot was the same as the second.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Especial to the Evansville Journai.I
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.--The Cum
back men held caucus tonight, and
after their debate agreed to accept his
declination. after much opposition
from his friends. Col. Cumback then
presented the name of Gen. James
G. Veatch Pratt, Mckee, Dunn and
others were also presented to the eau
Gus. Before vote was taken, an ad-
journment was had till s. O'Clock to-
morrow forenoon. IF vote lad been
taken tonight, the caucus looked
favorable for Veatch. but there is
danger of combinating before the
forenoon session. 1t is understood
the boilers will accept any man the
Cumback caucus nominate. but this is
doubted by many Of his friends. The
Democrats are IN caucus tonight, and
talk of voting for Hendricks to-mor
row, but they had not adjourned at a
late hour. 1t is impossible to make
reliable conjectures of tomorrow S
balloting.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 21.-Two
ballots were had in joint convention
of the Legislature at IL NJ. to-day,
each resulting: Cumback. 67; Hen
bricks, 63; Frazier. Is. The conven-
tion adjourned until p. NJ.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.-The Leg
! islature re assembled In joint conven-
tion at Bpm. Three more ballots
were had for Senator, resulting, first,
Cumback 66, Hendricks 81. Frazier
IS; second aud third each, CuInback
66, Hughes 5e, Frazier Is. Hendricks
4. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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Mnm,s Tha Wnrd-

The refusal of eighteen Republican
members Of the Legislature to vote
for Mr.. CUMBACK, is one of the most
remarkable events that has ever oc-
Cured in the history of the party in
this State. Strange as it may appear,
the indianapolis Journal, which
claims TO be the State organ of the
party, seems to be so dumbfounded
by the bolt that, for two whole days
it has not been able to give express
sion to solitary word, editorially,
with regard to the transaction
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Cincinnati MsrkeU.

BY Telegraph CIFcINEATI. Jan. q.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Unchanged.
CorroN-Is held higher; middiing at 29c
with buyers at 2S5zc.
WHISKY In fair demand at gSc.
Recommendations and prices generally
innlgner. Mess Pork, extra heavy, sold al
S3O W, but this is an extreme rate the de-
inhnu Is but moderate, still ft could not
nave Deen bought To any extent at less
snhn lI snis. nis. Bulk Meats advanced 10 12t%c
80, io52e and l64c, and held &c higher
=, ats Lns close, and shoulders at Iyc, sellers
sl a., bas on advanced TO I35<c for shOuI-
uess, ioS4e Tor clear rio sides. and l75xc for
' GEAR ana holders asked &c higher nt the
1880 "ath i,ti, slIong market; Augar-cured
uttIns nlsner and must be ouOfed nj
iogio1ac, canvased ana packed. Lard a
,', si AZ isS4S2Oc Tor family, but no sales OF
bUTTEE-2lenty and dull at S3assc.
CHEEsE-Very firm at Ig1Sa22c
SEEDS-Clover firm at l0c per roun,f 4.
TIIaothy at 50 SO; Flax in demand at u III
OlLS-Linseed unchanged; Lard OI; In
active demand at 81 60QI 65
EGGs-Dull at 24Q25c
GOLD-At 1857 buying
E1CHANGE-Steady aL SOC discount 10 mar.
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new FORK COLD ana stock Market.

Dy Aeiesraph-l NEW IoIsR, Jan. 2I.
MONEY "A ciive In the morning al z por
cent on call, but later in the day capifal
was plenty, and the market ciosod easy al
OtgI per cent. Prime business paper at 7I9
press says the bears ars disappointed 1T
lhelr failure 70 break Ihe great bull specu-
latlon on the Stock Exchange, by hound
ing Inc Legislatures OF several OF the Vest
ern states after the railroads, ana Undue.
ing them To reduce the fares.
STERLI ING-tguiet at gJ1m95z
SOLD Duh; opened nc I8516, declined 20
1925, ana closed at l3J5z9l3Jt4. The Gear
ances at the Gold EXCHANGE Bank were
ioriy-three millions. There have recently
neen some heavy purchases by stock oper-
tors 10 cover the gold borrowed in Dacen-
Der, against the stock collateral and
which they sold to get currency There
were vague rumors to-day for the lock- up
OF gold, which TO some extent demoralized
the market.
GoVERNHENT STocKs-Firm hut steady
Coupons OF '5l, ll2gIl24: '62, II3dg II3Jz; 90
"a, lO914@l095s; do. 90, il0aiIO16: do. new,
eslO9; I0-5Os, 1917 4IUS -
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LONDON, January 21. - A vessel
which left Madeira on the 18th inst,
reports that nothing had then been
heard of the thirty-nine missing pas
sengers OF the steamship Hibernia,
which was reported to have been
picked up, and were to be landed
there. 1t is doubtful if they were
saved.
Adyiees from New Zealand report a
frightful massacre ofwhites by natives,
at Poverty Bay.
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,LOUISVILLE.
Legislature Gen. Breckenridge
DlstillePles.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21-Strong eff
forts are being made in the Kentucky
Legislature to remove the Capital to
Louisville.
Gen. Breckenridge, in a letter to q
friend at Georgetown, Ky, says his
engagements are such that he cannot
name the time when he will return to
Kentucky.
There are about ninety registered
distillcries in the Seventh (Ky Dis
trict going into operation as fast as
possible under the law. Daring De
cember last, thirteen distilleries IN
that district produced 255 ,989 gallons
Of proof spirits.
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by felegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. q.
DRY GooDs-The demand has improved
SomeW nat, Ut is far from being active,
and the whole tone or the mark ct parta K sss
OF qu1etude; prices in the meantime are
firm at lG1z6gl7c for heavy brown sheetfngs,
t3l.9l4c Tor do shirIings, I3tzc for Pacific
MItis prints, iSc for ,S)1 lawns, Sic for Pa
cinc parcels, DC for Pacific printed de-
laihes, zoe for Pacific OrIentals, 25e for 81
do, alpaca, A19c Tor do. 81, &c for do.
Bektns, 2le for do. Asmures, 221lc for
do. Iergess 2fe for Annules, and 2219c for
Pacific Rose de Chambres. The agents OF
Lancaster and Orientaf prints have ad-
yanced their prices for new sly les to l315c.
Woolens generally remain quiet.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. q. o
ToBAcCo-Sales of I3j hogsheads on com
mission; Iugs TO Hart county leaf at $40
321zc.
COTTON-At 2S1%c.
MESS PORK-S50.
LARD-At I81zc
BULK KMEATS-Shoulders at 1254613; clear
RIB at l69l6Ac: clear sides mt 1914 lG56c.
BAcoH-AJ l46giI1fc for shou ders; clear
RIB at 714c; clear sides at l754mlSc
FLoUR-All packed superhne at So 309sG
WHEAT-At 81 S0@l 80.
OATS-At 6O6963c.
CORN-AL tOa62c,
RYE-At 81 42atI A.
WHISKY AT gS6aggc for raw fraa
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still believed that McGibney is con-

still believed that McGibney is con-
cealcd in this city.
In the u. S. Circuit Court 10 day
McLaughling charged with having
conspired with Blaisdell and Belknap
and others against Collector Bailey,
and having in furtherance Of the plot
committed perjury. was found guilty
and remanded for trial.
A Murch, an officer of the Customs.
has been held to bail in the sum of
$50, 900 for examination on the charge
of completely in smuggling goods
through the Custom House.
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st. LOuls Marker.

by Ielegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2l.
ToBAcco-Nothingd done.
COTrON--Smalt safes Iniddifng al 27g[c
FLoUR-Quief: superfine &5 75d8 "a I. extra
20 20 o9g5 20; Fall Xxx s79S 2j; xxx 10 fancy
~ EAT-Duli VA I'd and nominal; sales prime
red at III 80: white 81 750i So
CORY Held nrmer at 70a72c
OATs-Firm but slow at 57aGOc
Rye AND BARLEY-NoLnlng done
PoKK-Active and higher aL SO 50a30 90.
BuLK MEATs--ActiVe and advancing.
with large sales shoulders at l215c; clear
sides 1886: rough sides l4lIc
BACoH-FirIn and advancing: shoulders
l4c: clear Sides 175zgl7szc
LARD-Bnoyant; choice kettle rendered
at l9c.
Hoo TN better dema" d higher prices
paid Ior choice; sales at D150s914c.
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Memphls MnrKnE.


BY Telegraph MEMPHIS Jan. q.
CoTToN-Firm and more active at $50
bales
FLOUR Steady at S7d7 so.
CORN-At 6Sc
OATs-At 68470c.
HAY-At $.j 90.
BRAN At s21 90.
CORN MEALS 60
PORK-S3I Oh.
LARD-20a2lc.
81 les, IG5<c.
DRHzsSED HOGS-IfJz JzaI2c.
PofAToHs-Peach Blows at 81 60; Pink
Eyes In demand at 81 90.
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How often this rs the response ~ the in-
Quiry after ~ friends heath; as if 90 DO
Bilious was n trining mntfcr, hardly worth
thinking 0bOnts Hut iet re- De remembers n
that, as " titi oaks from little ncufmR
grow" 30 formidable diBenes arise from
being 4" ~ little bilious"
Severe bilious attacks are more common
in Spriug, summer, and Autumn than lu
Winter, but the serious disorders Of the
liver which so often occur 40 those seasons
might be traced, in hundreds of instances.
Is Winter indulgcnets nnd their neglected
cOnscQuences. More highly seasoned fond
Is eaten, more fiery drinks imbtbcd, lu
cold than in warm weather. and thus tho
bilionsncss is produced which, under %
warmer temperature, eliminates M inter-
mifLeut and remltient levers.
The very bcst medicine for persons who
arc either n ttttLe or n good ae0A bilious iH
HOS'rETTEk'5 STOMACH HirrHlt-- NO
blue-pill or caiOmel IS required in such
cases. Those powerful mineral medicines
cut two ways, like uOuble-edged sword.
Thcy act, ii is true, upon the liver. but re-
act most dele eriOusly on other parts OF
the system. They stick " here, and CAM
not be got rid Of The Blttera contain
vegetables agents OF an anti-biliOua teud-
ency, that produce "a specific and most
genial effect upon the hillary organ, with p
out entailing any evil consequence what
e. er. They are altogether 4DhOtcs0lRe, hnd
act favOfably and simultaneously upon
The stomach, tie liver, tile novels, the
nervous system, and the brain.
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EarOpean Market.


by CaDle.l LONDON, Jan. p.
BIOS, 751a; Erie, 261<; F; Illinois Central, 92s<
Su ar 36s. Sd. Linseed Oil 8 8. for (s4leutf,i
zl-pound I5s. Tailow 4 y. I'd. Lfnseed ca IS
al pound %. The bullion In the Bank OF
england has Increased $4,000.
FRANKFORT, Jan. IL Bonds 7g5<Q7giz
LIVER POOL, Jan. 2i.-COt on active. IA id
ding uplanus ll1&d.; Orleans lls<d sale,
ls.OO0 bales California VIII te Wheat los.
"a. @ lis. Sd; red Western 9s ID. a D. 9d
flour 26s Corn 35s. a 3Bs. for old ANA 84s.
g oi . bd. Tor new. Oats 81. Cd. Bar t.y 5S
Feas 44s- Cd. Provisions firnner; pork o.. Cd. ;
beer loss. lard 72s.: cheese us. "a +; bacon
9is. spirits Petroleum 3D.: refined Is. 81.
IurPenttne zys. Taliow 46s Cd.
ARTWERF, Jan. 2l.-PetrOleun 5gIS0F5g
dAVRE, Jan Election, ON the spot 1857
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Gen. Grant In RaltImore.

BALTIMORE, January 21.-Gcnernl
Grant arrived to-day to attend meet
ing Of the Peabody Educational
Fund Trustees. Quite a large crowd
assembled at the depot to meet him,
but there was no formal display or
military parade, as was expected. He
Immediately proceeded to the resi-
dence of a private citizen. The Trus-
tees of the Peabody Educational
Fund are here, and organized their
meeting at noon.
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Mr.. Wright, the druggist. who was
assaulted in his store in Prairie du
CHEN, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, died
this morning of his injuries. An ex-
cited mob surrounded the jail and
demanded the keys from the sheriff,
in order to lynch the prisoner.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-The three po-
licemen charged with the man
slaughter of the late ex Judge Tyler.
were to-day discharged, because the
prosecuting attorneys were too busy
with paying cases to attend this un-
profitable one.
Several Democratic members of the
Wisconsin Legislature favor making
Matt. Carpenters election unanimous.
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This Justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the juice Oi the OpOrto GritP,os
raised in tifis country. It's lnyhiu@Dlo
tonic and strengthening properties s,, ~
unsurpassed by any other native VINE.
duced under AR Bpetsr's own personitl
supervision It's purity and genulnenaH
are guaranteed IlIc yOungesL chlld may
Darfalre OF its generous qualities, ana the
yVea lcssst invalid may use ~ 10 advantage.
IL is particuIarly beneficial 10 the aged
and debiIftsltssd, and suitable to the va
riOus ailnents that affiicl the weaker sex.
It IS in every respect
n VINE TO BE RELIED ON.
InvaIIds use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
10 other wines.
ss8- Sold by druggists.
A. SpeeT's Vineyard, New Jersey. ONCE
2f3 Broadway, New York de467 diy
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card from John W. BursOn.
TNDTANAPOLIs. Jan. %

10 the Editor of the indianapolis
Daily Journal.
Notwithstanding the unqualified
denial of Gov. Baker OF the truth
of the statement contained 10 my card
Of the 18th, addressed TO Lieutenant
Governor Cumback, / hereby reaffirm
every statement made therein. 1t is
to me a matter of extreme surprise
and regret that the action of Cover
nor Baker IN the premises seems to
neeessitate reiteration upon my part.
j. w. BURs0N.
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MOrHERsl MOTHERsi MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCUR
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CnILDRTN TEETHIN0.

This valuable preparation hn@ been Mae4
with ncuer failing stooeas 90 "etatAi'N4 ~
cnsea.
III not only relieves tho child f0m pnlus
but invigOratos the iinmHch ana nnWelAl
a, tine whole system. it viii nlHu instantly
relieve (3RTprEa IN TIE BOWn nf48 HnN WlNn
Wo believe a. ia the best aud atrfrf rfH-
esYt, ~ fyte tO0Ttd ia an ctsts OF Lyae.tttfV
and Y)iGg7hos0 IN Cttldrcn, whether arising
from teething or any other cause.
Fuif directions for using viii necoinpenF
each bottle. ..,,,. ,.s..r ,.,tyt.
Ba sure and call for I. MRS. NJ NHloWl
zOOTiTISd SYRUP" having tne fnc-finis
M Of tfDuRTIs A fHitklN3" on lhe oulhlHn
wrapper All others nfe base initanouA
te2f dAw0m
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DEMOCRATS ABANDON
HENDRICKS.
REPUBLICANS DODGE HUGHES
Withdrawal of Cumback
CUMBAEK PIg FSENTS GEN.
JAMES a.. VEATCH.
FIRST DISPATCH.

Especial to the Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.-Two more
ballots were had to-day for United
States Senator. The following is the
result: Cumback. 67; Hendricks. 63;
Frazier, 18-both ballots being the
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NASHVILLE.
The Mllitia-Grave ApprehensiOns.

NASHVILLE. January 2l. = Grave
apprehensions are entertained as to
the effect of calling out the militia.
1t is feared that the farming interests
Tor the year will be ruined. A second
proclamation declaring martial law is
certain to be issued ia few days.
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HOW TO GET PATENTS For opin-
ion, mo- charge. Send sketch and doacrlp-
tIon. For application, send model NOT
ment and stamp fees. HDecificdliOusi draw
ings, caveats; assignments prepared pee
lacied claims prosecuted. AiHu, inIofltr-
ences, extension OF patents. and nppetla
Address MUM n CO. No. Park ROW,
New York Isp df3 hih
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INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.

Senatorial Question Still Unsettled
RHe Ganeus - Anti-Cumback Men
for FfazleP-The Quakers and the
CoIOred Observation-Disclosures OF
fhe Negroes.
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This splendid Hair Dye IS tho best in the
world; tile only trus and perfect Dye
harmless. reliable, insiAnlahe0usi no ilH-
aDpolutrnent. no ridiculous tlufaf rulic-
dlea the hi effects of bad dyes iuVlgornies
aud leaves the Hair soft mnu hehuthuif
0fock or f,.010n Sold by an Druggists aud
perfurners: and properly applied 90 BH CHE
aIor's Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond hilfor
New YORK lapN dlt
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N- How T..n-ly uOthcrH suifrr fuo agony
rom ffgf1 r iu WhDOpiuw Hnuguf on
Dipthoria. 81 ~ single bottle of Poiaud'H
White pff .a.l sound would ifmVe saved
the llni " tffr rs iufalllhle.
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DRUGGISTS.
sPECEAL NOTICES.


A clergy man, while residing ln South
America as ~ mission ary, discovered "a
safe and simple remedy for the cure ~
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and Selnlnnl Organs, and
the whole train OF disorders brought ON by
baneful and vicious habits. Great uum-
bers have been cured ~ this n0bte rem-
edV. Prompted by q desire 90 benenl the
am iicted and unfortunate WilI send the
recipe for preparing nun using thtH meui
enc, in sealed envelope, 60 any one who
needs 10, free ~ charge. address
JOSEPH ~ IhMAN.
Station ~, Bible House,
faI2 dAWs,m tsp ul New York CITY.
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Moth Patches, Frcckles q Tan.
Tbe ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ioi
boaa unoVrg DrsC0LoRATIOHs on the lace
peryy's Bfoih and BFccsie Loiaon. Pre-
JARED only by Dr. b. O. PERRY, AZ Bond
street. New York. Sold everywhere.
nar28 dGIn
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Nashville Gr0eerv Marke,

SUGAR-New Orleans I5a16c Demarara I5H
q l6c.; standard hards 17<(a1se.; coffee l7S
IKE do. 165x(s17c;, and do. 16H916Ac-
COFEEE-EaO, common % choice. lga25L(c
Laguyra 2Gta26kc. Java 38C44 0c - !
MOLASSES AND S1RUPS-Sirup Soc Cas1. gold
sirup 81 ; no New Orleans in the market
SALT-LiverpOol sack 81 .; seven busheI barrels
by the car load, s. 60; i've and half do. s.
RICE-Ne quote best Carolina IOc
TEAs-Imperial 81 4O@S2; Young Tyson 81 q
Black Sl@l 50; GunpOwder 81 65SS2. =
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at s. q
barrel
FISH ackerel, Nos. /, and 8, per barrel. sgl.
$40 and SIS; in kits, Nos. /, 2 and g. 81 IS; 90 3
and s. - =
CHEEsE-we quote factory at 19c. English
dairy 2Oc. ~
NAILs-we quote at s. 75ss5 for I0'd, and &c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, Light weight, lie
PONDER-DupOnt s. IS; Hazards IS Is blast
ing 81 70; fuse, per loo feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent 50 IS; buck 50 so
LlQUORS-CommOn rectihed whisky r.ar Irallon
81 80; Robertson County 81 75612 Is; Bourbon
81 2@5 50; Lincoln County 81 75es2 IS High
wines 81 ~
BALE BoPE-Mo. 1OslOJe; Green Leaf 1Os
1OK Iron Ties &c
BAGGING-Z Ward 27LG2S. . XIV Pv- 1-l<e &.
J. IL fax SOC g
MISUNDERSTANDING, . d0z., 4OS75c. Wash
boards - 20 . doz.; Buckets, . doz., 81 75sS3.
Tubs u 100 5 b snest. Starch Ike Candy %,
Tor assorted per pound SNUFF 81 IS per box for
CARROTS packed Matches So 50 per case Pepper
SIC. Spice SIC. Ginger sc. Oysters So 40 per
case for one pound cans; 5 40 per case for two
pound cans Canned peaches two pound cans
- . per doz. Soda 7]sasc.