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Commercial 5ntsaigenfs.
oHr'SssI orsIs1 EI No - G.sr

Wednesday Evesing. Jan Q. 1853
CoTToN-The intelligence from Liverpool and
New York to day having been of less encourag-
have disclosed greater apathy than for some days
past. Factors and holders generally manifested
no serious misgivings, however. as to the future
of the staple, but some few of the latter acques-
theless, amounted to only 5000 bales. and the mar
ket closed fat, at 22a023c. for ordinary 23l@
24lc. fer good ordinary; 243@25c. for low mid
ding and 26}@-for middling, and-for strict
middlIng.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September l. 1885,. 1896
Received previously ............... 46iis5 4s7,g7s
ll.6A
Exported previously ........s42iiO SASH
Stock hand and shIpbosrd, Jan 1869
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MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. %, 1868.

City Hall, Dec. %, 1868.
mo. 1lsS-N. 81
ResotUed, That from and after the LIST Of Jauu-
ary 1862 the treasurer and all others collecting or
receiving money for the city of New Orleans are
instructed to receive in payment of taxes,
licenses, or any other dues, only United States
currency.
ResotUed, That within five days after the pro-
mitigation of the foregoing resolution, all Of the
money then in the city treasury known as city
money shall be counted and destroyed In the man
ner prescribed In existing ordinances, and the
treasurer is hereby forbidden 10 pay out any Of
said money, on any account whatever.
(6igned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board slant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Dec. Is, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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iNsURA NCE.
! TOUIsIANA rQUITasLE
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Capital $500. q DO,
OFFICE Ia CANAL STREET, NEW oRLEASs
soAS Fas 2I. Es P P.as. ka;rs EHg,
y, Z: soconb. a ThC%p.on. Alesasdsr MasA
.1 DssCnds ssS sy;s.,, s
p:SI rTs ss es.n.
EzDIcAL ExInuxRa .r.H
g. s.ay s B. b. s'Ra ESsss'n Dr. b1 ssSs
"A. Breaux. Attorney.
md Annual E1dSamss. Ten AnSu. EndoS@sns and Vs
annual Endo.ment; single Payment; Participating and
ALL PAYMENTS Nos-roRrErrABLB
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
once. Corner Of Camp and Canal Streets.
EIGHTH YEAR
Premiums received during the year ending Decem-
Dor 'i'' Il
Losses, Tsrss, Expenses, Reinsurance etc., paid
during same period 81
Assets the slst December, So 50
NEW ORLEANS, January IL. 1863
The Board Of Directors have resolved declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the net earned psrici
patng premiums for the year ending December 81 1857
have further resolved pay Six Per Cent
standing certificates Of Scrip, and after the Mon
DAY Of March, 1868 J. TUYEs President
,. W. Hncxs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Geo Urquhsrt rB. Blanchard Jr, ch. LAntts.
A Rocheresu, VIM Stevens, J. NJ Lspeyrs
q. W. Bsbcock la. White. A. schreiber
JnO. Gsuehs. W =. Williams, J. ruyea
HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COA.
PASY OF NEW ORLEANS.
once No rs Camp ST.. corner Of Matches street.
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Prsnizms recssved during the year ending
December 81, lS67...... .............s311 400 90
Losses, taxes, expenses. Reinsurance, etc,
paid during period. SIy.5aO 10
Assets the slst December is67...... sss TIA On
This Company continues 70 insure against the pers Of hs
seas Rivers and loss damage BY Fire. ct the current
ALFRED xoULroN. President
WIN. N. PERKINS, Vice President
a. W. HUNTER Secretary.
!. =. Allen J. H. Ludwigssn. Z. I, Converts,
! fFoi Eiss JOIN gaiS% SSHs Robert s ss.
wn n Perkins. J. z. IssnhouE John o. Rogers
FACTORS AND TKADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
se............. Carondeiet street..............sS
NEW ORLEANS. La
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT. YEAR ENDING
SOTH APRIL. 1868
Premiums for the year .ss2s zss 70
Losses PAID ls27lO %
Assets 30th April, l66S................. 6O6,94 Is
Cash DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO STOCKHOLDERS
In Capital Stock Department. TEN PER GENT
In Premium Department FIFTEEN PER CENT
This Company continues Policies on FIRE. RIVER
and MARINE RISKS at the current rates Of Premium.
An Dividends of the Company payable in CASH, WITH
MICHEL MUssoN President
HARMON DOANE, Vice President
En-. A PALTRxY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood. Richard MiIliken.
J.W. Burbridge. Samuel K. Moore.
w. A johnson. w. II. Henniug.
John Noble III. WsrreG-
John Chsfe, Simon Bloch
Hugh hcCon. r T. Buckner.
Marshall J. hmith- Samuel Friedlandsr.
Garfield II. Frellsen.
Alfred B. Huntington WIN. Creevy.
L. II. Terry. Z. w. Rodd.
j. d. Blair Joseph Hoy.
Rober sPitkin- Perry Nugent
q Osrnbon.
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DETER kOss.
citizens of New Orleans for their
tronage the last twenty years He has made extern
Workshops and introduced several wood
working machipes will enable him attend promptly
any his lima Shop and Office OF Pry
tAnA and Washington Streets Mechanics Exchange box
No. I.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

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AGENTS WANTED.
8z5 TO 800 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount be
made by selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Price SIS.
For Circulars and Terms address
O. BOWERS CO.,
800 South Third Street p iladelphia, Pa
THE AHION PIANO FOKTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL oTHER PIANOS II
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
The AKIUE PIANO FORTE, declared By tho Judges the
Fair American Institute, held In
October 1857 70 be the best plano exhibition, and AFTER
trial. ordered by the American Institute with the Pianos
lhe successful exhibitors at the arts Exposition de-
dared BY their Judges TO be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WANTED Frstclsss and responsible Agents
wanted IN eye city and town where We have mot already
pointed them -
send Tor circulars, price list terms, etc -''a q TT
ksnufsctory and Wsrerooms, ld and lg Bovsry, near
Delaney street. New York MANNER 4 90.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
Iced" FOUNDRY
fssTABLIsHEp In InsJ
Corner Of BsIers and F.uehsr ssrsssA
We 30 inform friends public ssnsFsi5
hat prepared. formerly 10 manufacture BtsAa
Engines, Boilers. Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
shines Saw Nils, Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gin Gear
ns Mouths Gratis Bars al kinds Of Plantation md
Steamboat Wsfks sAs svsrJ description Of Msehinsy h
he South LkEDs 90.
Orders len Of Boz ~ Mechanics and Dsalsrs kxehsnes
sllrecsvs prOmptsttentos
CHAKEsPEARE FOUNDRY,
NO. Ns GIRoD STREET. BETWEEN sARosSE
ANE DRYADEs STREETS.
New Orleans.
John Gedas, Jos A Shakespeare. s.swOOp.
GEDDEs, SHAKESPEARE CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Nacbinsts Manufacture
svery variety Of Steam Engines. Sugar Mills Mills,
Draining Machines and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Store Fronts, Columns, vsntiator and sash Weights.
Blacksmith Work fall kinda
yEM. n. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Yes rs and rs FRONT STREET, NEv ORLEANS
Is prepared to make contract. for wRoUGHTIRos
WORK of any Description Quantity at the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE sHoEs
Also Of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER.
Orders le Boz lsO Mechanics Exchange or 1880 Pos
onhce. win receive Prompt Attention
John q. FLEMING,
GAS FILTER
Dealer IN Gas Fixtures,
Ia PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLEs
New Orleans.
VIII attend punesuAy and faithfully 70 al orders ntrusied
10 him.
Orders ZEN IN Box No Is Mechanics and Dealers Ex-
] change wiz meet with prompt attention
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GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE OOAPAE
OF NEW ORLEANS.
once. No. 81 Camp street.

Amount Of premiums received during the year end
ing December 3lst. 1867. S584 $50 II
Assets Sls December 1907 valued st.... 76765 81
NEW ORLEANS, January sd, lSo3.-Ihe Board Of
Directors resolved TO cent interest all outsand
ing Scrip; and further declared Scrip Dividend Of IS per
the earned participating Premiums for the year
ending December 3lst, 1867. THOS SLOO. Prest,
THos AEDKRsos, secrss-ry. sNo. @. GAINES, v. p.
Directors for the year ls65-JOhn @. Gaines Henry Rem
shaw d. IT, Lonsdale B. Bsc0e j. Barelli Hugh Wilson,
Hart O. Kicks J. Il. stauner. J. B. Bres rhOs
I Marx
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large watsr-tight and steam-tight box and
four quarts Of boiling water poured over
every busnei Of the cut feed. The water
has little salt dissolved In It; and this not
only serves q good purpose directly, but 1t
slso elevates the temperature Of the boiling
water and renders Il more efficient AS
soon az the boiling water is poured on the
cut hay, Q quart Of shorts is poured over
each bushel Of hay, end the whole is mixed
together with a shovel. The lid is then,
fastened down, and the whole is allowed to
rest for twenty four hours-st the end Of
that time the feed is thoroughly steamed,
soaked, and fs still warm. In this state it
is fed to the cattle, and the benefit which
has accrued since this plan was adopted
has been very marked
TITS not to be supposed for single in
slant that steaming, cutting, or otherwise
preparing clover or grass that has been al
lowed to become over-ripe, will bring it
back to it's original state and make it as
good as It would have been if cut in proper
time but that these processes will do much
to improve hay that has been thus injured,
there can be no doubt. My neighbor says
that there is no question but that the in
crease in the amount Of milk now attained
is more than sufficient to counterbalance all
the trouble and labor involved in cutting
and steaming the feed. Besides al this, he
has the consciousness that the comfort Of
his animals has been largely increased
Correspondent In C,atiUdtor. e.. .-.s.... =.
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Tahncco Market.

JANUARY 2s-In. the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange to-day offerings at auction were 1Sl
packages, of which II were taken In, and
balance sold at IS so to 5000. The guam tity
Of old offered this week is greater than for
some time past, and prices are maintained
THERE'S no change in quotations Of new ex- ],
cept that very common grades are rather lower
in price. We renew our quotations.,
Nc,o L,tgs-Green, unripe shipping, common
to medium 81 to So 25; ripe shipping, in good
order, SO so to $500 occasionally a, fine, dry
hogshead will bring more); working, common
TO medium, s.. 80 to 80 So working, good, $3.50
to S62 bright, smoking or working; 81 to
sl2: So. bright, good and tins, $40 to $2o:
der, 81 to 50; shipping, short dark in, soft or
der, So to 1928; shipping, long dark in good ID
order, 81. so to Sll.5o; shipping, long dark In
soft order, 81 80 TO $40 ;estemmfng kind range
from SIS so to Sl2; bright wrappers, medium
to good, $l2 to S26; bright wrappers, fine, $50
to $40. n.
Breaks to-day ljs hogsheads, 81 tierces,
and IA boxes. - e..~ "' -.- ''"
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USE BOTH EARs.-Physiologists tell US
that the object designed by Providence in
bestowing two ears on man is that the inn
preston made upon one may be corrected
by the impression on the other. The Rev.
Dr.. Adger, for example, said to the editor
of this paper, that /" with eyes shut" owing
to being deaf in one ear, he could not tell
from what direction any sound came
whether from behind, or from the right, or
the left, or from in 'front.'" Now, we go
further, and assert that what is physically
true of mere sounds is mentally and mo
rally trne of beliefs of every kind. If but
one ear be used, reader, it will be impossi-
bic for you to know where your neighbor
stands. 1t is essential to q right Judgment
Of any individual or principle that t1vo ecrs
be used, and q hearing be given to 6oth
sides of any question Winnsboro' Is. 0}
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ATLANTA, GA, January ga joint COM
.mittee was appointed TO investigate and re-
port whether any money not appropriated
by the Assembly has been drawn from the
treasury, and whether any money mas been
drawn from the treasury on Executive ac-
count fol-, which, there was no authority of
law. . ssf. 80 !: -, 90 q e
The joint committee appointed to visit
localities, where it, is reported bodies Of
Ilawless and reckless men are drilling at
night, threatening the lives Of both whites
and blacks, searching cars for obnoxious
individuals, and disturbing the peace Of
the community, reported that the civil au-
thority of the State is sufficient to preserve
order and protect individuals and property.
The committee finds the reports Of the law
lessness to be true. A2 81 s. ~ ~ i !,
The special committee to 60 to Washing
ton to consult with Congress on the status
of Georgia, it is said, will consist of Her.
schel v johnson, Alexander Il. Stephens,
and other. distinguished 5Geergians. The
Speaker Of the House fayors appointing the
3ka.
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NORTH CAROLINIAS DCPED BY A CoNFI-
NENtE Man AND SHARPER.-Late on Tues
say evening q gentleman named Hough,
:5rmerly a resident OF North Carolina, ar
lived in this city on his way West with his
:lDily, consisting Of his wife and several
children, and whilst standing at the Cam
len station awaiting the departure Of the
western train, which leaves the depot at
AS ?. ~, he was acCoSted by an indivi-
Iual who introduced himself favorably to
lis intended victim by representing to him
that be was also travelling West, and was
engaged in business in the State of Illinois,
having previously discovered by convers-
lHg with Mr.. Hough that such WAS mis- des-
tiaation. The latter, after long converse
ton with the sharper, during which he
promised employment to Mr.. Hough upon
reaching liGaois, induced him to accompany
Tim to restaurant in the vicinity, where
they both drank several times together, the
stranger enlarging on the advantages TO be
obtained by the employment he intended
giving his unsuspecting dupe. The sharper
then exhibited a number OF gold pieces,
Eemarking that his trunk had not yet ar
rived at the depot, in which, he stated, he
had deposited his bank-bills and green
lacks, and requested the loan Of Sis until
The arrival Of the baggage-wagon with his
;!aEk. Mr.. Hough, being favorably i'm
.fessed with the man, unhesitatingly
.anicd over the sum required, with which
6ae thief at once made his departure, pro-
2sing 10 return in time to take passage on
Aetrain, and return the money. II is need
:ss 10 say that he was seen no more, and
he credulous victim, after waiting until
be departure Of the next train at 1918,
'ook passage in it with his family, a sadder
lad no doubt wiser man.-Baltimore Ga
.st'p gs}b
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Hay from Over.Ripe Glover.

A good deal has been said inthese columns
lately about clover and grass, and the pro-
per time for cutting them. During the past
season had q notable example Of the evil
Of allowing clover to get TOO ripe before
cutting it.-oA ne;ghhor moved onto new
place about the middle of July, and as 1t
took him some time to get settled, some
weeks elapsed before much work was done.
Among other neglected matters was small
field or paddock Of clover which had been
kept for, hay. This, was mot cut until it.
was dead-ripe, and he9is now feeding 1t to
COWS and horses. Being in his stable few
DAYS ago, ! found that his COWS carefully
picked out all the young and fine stalks and
eat them, while it WAS almost impossible to
get them to touch the coarser stems. He was
using come very nice cat straw for bedding,
andthe9 told ME that the cattle actually pre-
ferred the, straw to the hay and would eat
all the bedding within reach rather. than
I at once advised him to cut and stem the
hay before feeding il; and he has adopted
nv advice with the best results. The nay
is mixed with straw and cut into three
quarter-inch lengths. This is placed IN o
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR At KINsToN, N. c.
FIVE MEN TAKEN FROM JAIL AND MURDER
ED-N0 AERESTS.-Some time during last
week the tomb OF Colonel Williams (who
died some eighteen years ago., about seven
miles from Kinston, was broken open, and
the remains spirited away. Four colored
men and q white man were arrested
charged with the crime, and committed to
Ninston Jail. On SATURDAY. night last about
= o'clock some thirty or forty citizens pro-
ceeded TO the Jail, presented pistol to the
lailQr, and demanded the keys to the cells.
lie gave them up; whereupon they entered,
selected five men from the whole number
there, and took them away, threatening re-
7ensc, The next day, all that was left to
".. the horrible tale of crime were pools Of
God aud brains Of men scattered on and
lear the bridge about mile and q half
'1U;A Of the Yillage.-RG!ejyh Standard.
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CUTTING Hay FOR CATTLE.--E. W.
Stewart states in the Rural Ne,D Yorker
that he fed ten head of cattle as follows !:
Five were fed on twenty-five pounds Of
long hay each daily, and the other FIVE on
twenty pounds each of cut hay. At the
end of the month, those fed on the cut hay
had gained on the others, although re are
not informed how much. The experiment
WAS then reversed BY changing the animals,
when it was found that those on cut hay
gained on the others. A saving Of at least
twenty per cent. was thus affected by cut
ting equal to fifty pounds 8 day for the ten
cattle, or three and a half tons for the FIVE
foddering months at the North. At ten
dollars per ton, this would be thirty-fye
dollars. What would be the cost of cutting
the whole fourteen tons for the ten cattle, if
done by horse power Cutting and cooking
combined were found to save ons-thnd.-
CUttIUUtOTs - "a n
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Last Friday night man named fray,
living in Austinberg, Ohio, was found brn-
tally murdered. His head had been
smashed in three places, and his threat h :,
been cut from ear to ear. He vas IN Old l
man, shoemaker by trade, unmarried; ana
misery in his character. The murder ls
supposed to have been committed for gain
/ was amused the other evening with the
remark Of a Confederate soldier VINO wa 9
driving US across the country, when, after
speaking Of Grant Is q good soldier, he
added g But if the Federals had had old
Bob Lee at the head Of the army IA the
early part Of the war he would have finished
the lob long ago. "-J., W. sForaasy-=Lette1.
from North Carolina. -.-------5..@2 =
4 doctor in Missouri has been detected in
poisoning his patients, which he has been
accustomed to do In cautiols and stealthly
manner. On examination hs.was found 10
be insane, and yet ne had been practicirg
for months in that condition Is ~ u ,e.y.st
I A local poet indicted sonnet to his mis-.
tress entitled, 81 kissed her, sab roSa.no
I've sompositor knew better than that. and
act il up ia printers Latin. - I Missed her tls
sub n0Sd.H s,2.''''- H. -. !. 4
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A CORRESPONDENT of the New York Herald

A correspondent of the New York Herald,
Speaking OF the desea; of the Denver Pa
elf. railroad bill in the House on Monday,
saws at is now proposed to get up gem
erai bill, which will include oil the roads
nsrtially constructed or under construc-
ton. under existing laws. The chief idea
# this bill will be that the Government,
instead of guaranteeing the bonds of the
road, will guarantee only thepayment Of the
interest on the bonds, to secure itself. The
road will be required TO allow the Govern
ment drawback in the payment of freights
for the transportation of Government stores
snd supplies equal to the amount of the
interest guaranteed. This, it is thought,
will be acceptable TO all parties, except,
rerhsps. t. 3. Washburne." "
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At. NJ. T. Peasants, a Virginian, has
" TN nominated by the President as
'''ernor Of the new territory of wyoming.
The speech of Mr.. McCreery, Of Ken
HIy, in the Senate on Wednesday, is pre-
-'14ced to be "the speech of the sesslon."
+, Before the Reconstruction Committee,
w. boutwell, said to Whittlesey all the
s:'' End proceedings OF the State OF every
'acription since the close of the war have
ven illegal in the estimation of the COM
-'"se' and therefore you need not elaoo-
. W nat point WGshia9tofs lester--6c
.@fs Gazstte. rs GasEl
p. WAS Informed this morning by g leading
clsi, presumed to know something Of
rr ,-sis! 1rAnt's sentiments and intentions,
~ ~ M'ght state authoritatiyely that there
f,oa h 10. word Of truth in the dispatclr
sG d.. 'HN city TO the effect that the new Pre-,
Alma, 14' Aa4 expressed views hostile to the
IT, 'I b't, Claims treaty Washington tet-
I@.!Iasore Gazette.
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Lims.--Yirxinisss q. ssdsi. s |, aos,aAaA go
Lsaews..Yn P.ns, sas4neh, sss9sssFss9a--
s ioW pin 0es Sosras sis; ;ois sseord-
ing 20 lengths. shinGess pine. Isz,Ss09si, *.
Pres Esssa s1ssls sssassd as sD '
-Kosassss Common syrup zsge ncs scnulHe Eca-7
s;a sg5sh aoss sss s sss esss 81
ssc.o an b-gsaE bns .isfiiwj taHH lsHafost
as s s1s ssos sss s3se; suu.edw tahr ls
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gessgy ETasEeys a nj; chf assras ~ =
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Wig q IT, ssr e.
sss:g5i;sss ssss III Is G:s =.
'2 &c prims, sLs@si. s for 5000 prime a,
] R7c4 5Carolina lose.s Rsngcsn i0c.s 80 80 !.
BIS sss g:ss1, Esslssd sssat. ,a'iT
"A 5o10Sara gallon. trIsS'a a@tE F9es'ttk-A
Rops--Msnila, best zgeassc. n ailsa. ...sg., g.
Sesd.-Cloyer, 90 SO; timothy 9%01d % vMfe
ehard grass. siasGsa.so; herdsgrass, ~; hsn-
ta s elHs Esrss iti fsom rhsr
store, ea ground alum &s.7t 81 sack =. .s....;
StesL--Naylor' cast steelE asScs 80 ns;s Eas,ip1
blistersd 2oEoaic. q ID; American ehstsred 49,
i's sSS;otleNor.hsrn. ss:,oeaEssR pasofs sn4 go
aSsger.-Cut Loaf lsc: crushed and pordsse6 y 7
SC3' a4c.;3 @C'.s yellow, S1lc.; yellow, isfcs'
'r Sees1ss sss., lp ssss English - soaa ss.
S SoaD.@Common. spsc.; best washing uiise.;
toilet EeB2oc., and Fancy prices country, Seesc.
Spirits TGrpestSne -soGlssc.l e E1ats5ss.. $500
ys ssSs ;nb sTss osi Ssess
Hnber, a66D@s % 'Leoo. Hoop pn,es mot IN de:
OAK HossSssd s.syss ss6@S,eaa Loss for scasoned.
H,sndc -9lG&ls9 q css%# sha@ Nsa -''sS =. =. -
Tsr.A-Ss. asl31 so y barrel Z. 80, 80
Tsds-Blsck &c. ias ~ RTisIs
cls imperial gunpowe $ a.sta 80
Nnsoar.-6iaer. seGssc.; manufacture, ssse -
gallon. y 80. -s,.----.-
Hsnisom alalgltc. p ,.ro,,sq-g.v
! ; WIsskey-Common, proof d. 3o@sI.N; pure
rye, asGM; u. Oromwellis extra Eagle $Aseiy,
cromwelrs pineapple, ~; 4. A. stuars's noSA'
' Weed. @osk. asss@s4;. pines sa's0e;
YGSSo RH 9nS washed aasc. washed ssts;
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

Cur HIS THRoAr.-Malan Wolfe, from
Russell county, w., stopping at his bro
theirs, in this place, arose from his bed last
night, and, after partially dressing, walked
out to the rear of the house and made an
to cut his throat with q knife, making
q wound some three inches long, but not
quite deep enough to sever the artery. He
is now in fair way Of recovery. No
cause is assigned for the rash act Marion
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