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ST.L0UIS.
Meeting Of the Irish Emigrant Aid
Convention.
One Hundred and Fifty Delegates
Present.
Johnson Stock Looking Up--Vete on
a Train.
Etc, Etc, Etc.


Special Dispatch - Memphis appeal
ST. LOUIS, October B.-Ths Irish Emi
| grant Aid Convention assembled at I'm
to-day, at the Polytechnic Hall. Owe
one hundred and my delegates wer,
present, chiefly from the Northwest, ant
West. Tennessee, Mississippi and Louis
iana we're the only Southern States repre-.
sented.
Dillon O'Brien. OF Minnesota, was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman.
A Committee of seven on Credentials,
Permanent Organization and Order oi
Business was appointed.
Prot. P. l. Mitchell is representing Ten
nesses. 0 ~
Hon. Edward O'Nslil, Of Milwaukee,
was elected permanent President, and
John League, of Memphis, yiee-Presi-
dent.
The utmost harmony characterized the
proceedings.
A Committee Of two from each State
represented was appointed to suggest the
best plan for carrying out the objects OF
the Convention, John Lilly and P. L.
Mitchell representing your State.
Hons. Maj. Cole, Of this city, and John
Hogan, together with several reverend
gentlemen, occupied prominent positions
on the platform. The citizens, through
Joseph O'Neal, Esq, and NJ. c. Fay, Post
master during Johnson's administration,
rendered the delegates an Invitation to
participate in an excursion on the river
tomorrow, which was cordially accepted.
The Fair has attracted a large e0neourse
of visitors from ali parts Of the country.
II Is grand success.
Great satisfaction is expressed here at
the harmonious action Of your newly
elected State Legislature. All good citi-
zens are hopeful that Andrew Johnson
will be elected to the Senate, for the good
OF the entire country. on a train of West
Tennesseesns, to-day, vote was taken,
and the popular expression was five to
one in favor OF Mr.. Johnson,
CHARLIE.
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WASHINGTON.
A Memphis Case before the SapreMs eeErt
The Texas Military PrlsOners---
The Hornet, ETC., Etc.

A Memphis Case before the Saprems eeHrt
The Texas Military PrlsOners---
The Hornet, Etc, Etc.
BY Telegraph TO Memphis AppealI
WAsHrSaroN, October SIN the su-
preme Court to-day was argued the case
Of the Mayor and Aldermen of the city OF
Memphis and the Gayasa Gas Company
plaintiffs, VS.. Thompson Dean,
In the matter of Benz. Brown, Eli Wood,
John Halligan, Granville Roer, William
andrews and Phillip Strenitz, their eouh-
sci, w. Boyee, formerly member of Con
gress from South Carolina, asked leave TO
file a motion for writ of hsbeas corpus in
their case. The motion was directed to be
argued nsxt Friday. The prisoners are
charged with murder, in Texas, in June
last, and it is alleged that they are now
being tried by military commission.
A report has prevailed here to-day, and
found its way into print, that Secretary
Fish yesterday received dispatch from
the French and English Governments to
the effect that they bad notified their
fleets to overhaul the Cuban privateer
Hornet and sink her when found, and
that they were further Instructed to treat
the officers and crew as pirates and hang
them. On inquiry at the proper quarter
it-has been fonnd that there is no truth
whatever in this report; and further, that
# was not known in diplomstie circles
that the Hornet had been captured till
tyenty-four hours after she was in Gov
srnment custody, when the fact was un-
officially mentioned to several Of the for
eign representatives, the British Minister
The Government received the
telegram Sunday night, and it was in
of the facts therein stated
that an order was Immediately sent to
detain the vessel for Judicial proceedings.
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TELEsRAPHIc Markets.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, cctober G. 6.--Cotton Is shade
lower-sales 5000 bales UplRnds 27s5. Flour
s. 50a6 70. Whisky lOwer-Western 81 lSal 20
Wheat-Amber firm, 81 40al 45. Corn 97Rl 0sI.
Rice dun Coffee rrm- Sugar. easieF-CHba
lisal21<, Molasses quiet
Dry SoOds-The dry goods trade has almost
come to q stand-still, In consequence OF The
hoods, which stopped the travel for time
and, in The tight pinch Of money matters
prices OF dry goods are without further i'm
portant changes, but the tendencE Is never.
sheless toWsrd easier rAtesS Es sssN
CINCINNATI.
9CIScINNATE October 81 Family lFIoti
sIl7. Pork sSr00. Lard Il. Bulk shoulder
5c; bacon shoulders l61 &al0lz; sides % Clear
siees 70. Wheat, red ~ l8afI IS. Rye s4a95c
mon 70 EStra 81 0sa "a ssioss + Sheer $ 5ssi ~
90. eotton dnlr 25a255S. Raw Sugar 81 z
shssSe sts., ls9l0 e robsee9Jsles of 2os his a
ID ST. LOUIS. .a. fzsal
ST. LoUIS October Flour, superfne
81 l6. sugar lll Posk So 81 bacon sIioSi-
aers l6s4 Z; sides, 2I14a20I. Lard is1.a2O. Bulk
shoulders l51z; sides.lSs4r hr7-
NEW ORLEANS. !
NEW ORAEAKs, October &C. Cutsou -acffve--
sales 500 bales middlings at Be: receipts
1884. Flour duh, 81 l5a6 25. Corn firmer, 81 20
Oats 5sasO. Bran 81 %. Pork ssS Is Bacon
nirm, shoulders lis4; sides 2la2l1S; hams 25a
31S. Lard lss2I12. sugar i21<al41z MoIasses
reboiled, 62211sa75. Whisky 81 211S f'eliee auiet
and unchanged. Freights improving to Liv-
sFRGHm SJRG Isl @ @tefas eR asSEs e 2SfE &Ss sSs f s. Il
e discount. I, ~ -,
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October t6.--f,yenlng- = C0nsols,
for money, 81 aeeoa nj S3as314 American Sc
curities quiet and steady-5-D bonds of 1865
so; do. Of %, SS do. Of ~ S45S; lO-at 76l do.
OF 81 at Frankfort, dull atS7t
Cotton at Havre quiet, l421.
PARIS, October e.Tfhe botlrse nat. Rentes
M sc.
LIVERP0oL, october 6.--Cotton firTnel.- sales
1000 bales. MID Hing Bplands, f2t<d; on
leans l27sal21Sd California white wheat los
Sd. Red Western ss 4dass 4d. Western flour,
DIS. Corn 9s Cd. Oats 3s Cd. Peas AS Cd Ad-
vices from Manchester are more favorable.
but the market for goods and yarns Is NOT af-
fzcf ed
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
Departure Of FiIibustsrs from Esw York In
the PhlladeIphia. esw

By Telegraph 20 the Memphis Appeal
NEW YORK, October 6.-The World has
an account of $50 Cuban fillibusters leay-
ing this port Monday. They were carried
out on the steam tug Aaron Wilbur, with
the intention of joining the steamer Phil
adelphia, with a similar force on board.
Tor further dispatches and interesting
summary Of Cuban intelligence to date,
see second page Of the APPEAL.l
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MARRIED.

COE-CLARKE-At the Second Presbyte-
risn CiiQrell, by Rev. 7. p. witlierspeoh, ON
Wednesday evening, October 8, LEvIS H.
Cos to Miss PAMELA A. CLARKE, all OF this
city. No cards. ssars,s~,
They start on the voyage OF life undes the
brightest and happiest auspices. May the
love that unites two such noble hearts grow
stronger and sweeaer as llfe grows Older May
the fUSrrows of care-if come they must-steal
softly and gently over their brows, and may
their evening OF life be gilded with joys
which shall be fitting answer to the earnest
prayers of host of friends. 80
G-DANHEIsER-In this city, on the
ath inst, by Rev. Mr. Tusks, A EoaG, Of LAttIe
Rock, to Miss H. DANHETsEK, of this city.
Little Rock papers please copy, -
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COTTON PRESS


rTVEIIS Press. fsrrnerly known as the AlerTift
i Press is now omen for business. Having
been thoroughly repaired. We propose 70 pnt
cotton in excellent order. We 1nlend maj
inc this oflr f1t1re business, and W guar
splee Ia pIease an who VIII send rs heir cot
ton. NURSE & | hODs''|'-s'
h. L. MORSE, Z Fgna 1it f 11i'iie
INo. HUDsoS.l
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DoNoHo, JOY g. CO.
24 Madison Street,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
3o WANTED 70 EXCH4 NGE
A \ $1,000 Mississippi Plantation for city
IA residence Ofeq uial ValGe. ss r
Also, a 500 Mississippi Cotton Plantation
for city property or merchandise.
Also, Arkansas Land and sl500 cash for q
small farm near city, on railroad. Hbll Il
Also, City Lots and Land for an assorted
stock of merchandise.
Also, 20.O 600 acres Arkansas Lands for mer-
ehandise, or city property.
Also, Suburban hnproved Property and
cash for a nrSt- class city residence. -......
Also, select unim proved l6 acre Suburban
Property for a first-class Mississippi River
Plantation. -la rarlI
Also. slGU0 Yankee Notions and Millinery
for a small improved farm.
Also, Merchandise for a small farm on rail-
road -'f'-1
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FRAUD.
New Orleans CUSTOM House Affairs under
the Kellogg Regime. fr

the Kellogg Regime. fr
By Telegraph 20 the Memphis Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, October 6.--This morn
ing's Pieoyu,,e's report custom frauds
during Kellegg's regime. mentioned the
British schooner Harkswsy as the vessel
that cleared Sor Honolul uwith a cargo Of
whisky, that one twice her capacity could
not have carried. This efening's Pieay-
sfae says they have had some light thrown
upon this matter. J. c. Fall 4 Co. threw
this whisAext On the market from their
bonded wafShouss and endesvored 20
cover the matter mp in this way, and
says that the bonds, which were mere
bondsof straw, were accepted after some
hesitation by the bond clerk and passes
went throagh the Custom House, until
they reached the entry clerk, who on
comparing the tonnage Of the vessel
with the cargo at once saw the fraud,
and reported the same to MIR. Kellogg,
sad the bogusshiPmsRt was consequently
stopped.
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Main Street Store for REM. /

~ aueement Offered, we will rent for one
year from lstSepteInber next, the Front store
Room now occupied by as, corner Of Min
Q I'D Jefferson streets. with part OF basement.
ss9 ~ R0YsTAlR. TREzEVANT = co. {
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THE AFFLICTED.
ll3W0H 3 h0T9Alaf
DR.. j. B, SCARBOROUGH
NJ q tlAlUn } HUA4UU

HAS S,ReKmanenfly leeated iB Memphist and
II viii treaf cnEoS.e mrs 8ksss o. every des>
cFiptton. For NeneTeal Diseases he has
fNBA{.LIBLE SPECIFIC that removes every
vestige of the disease i wit bout giving mer
eury.l Those suffering with COSsUAIIsTIoN or
scRofULA he.especially invites 70 avail thens-
experience, that he has discovered the reme
dies q Merciful Providence has provided for
these Formidable and hitherto considered inE
durable diseases. Ladies' afflicted with DIS
eases peculiar to their sex successfully treat
ell All communications by letter promptly
answered. Ohice-2zl Second ST., Upstairs.
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Saint Mary's School,

nORNER OF Poplar and Alabama Mrs
4 /, MAJ n. POPS. Principal VIII open ior
boarding and Day scholars the FIHSr AoS-
my N SEPTEMBER. No boys over ten viii
be received. No pupils are taken by the
lnonth. augi5
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/" Court Beauties" Of Paris. as we'll as the
elite artists, will allow no other cosmetic
than the MIX Of Niolets 70 enter their bou-
eiofr. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. V. W. BriuckerhoR, y. y, agent for
America. EEt.t III n y =
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Galbreath ,SteWart& Co
ul H.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
..H. as s
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. u UNION STREET,
StOnswaIl Block, Memphis, Tenn.

IIANEOn hand, and by constant additions
H keep upon of the largest and best Sc
lected stocks of Groceries IN the South west,
which we offer To the trade on the most ia
VOrabie terms- Our stock com prises a full
and complete assortment OF every article
kept In our line, together with BAGGINS,
TIES, etc, etc .rIlfIl.H
Consignments OF Cotton solicited, and libe-
raj cash advances made. Our Mr.. GALBREATH
gives this branch OF our business his exclu-
SiVe afteHtfon. We shave cur own Warehouse
and feel safe In guaranteeing satisfaction as
to weights.
.l All Cotton and other produce insured while
IN transit or in store, unless contrary lnstruc-
tiOns are given.
We return our thanks f6r the liberal pat
rOnatge Of past years, and from onr friends
and tie public a continuance OF the same.
We make IfO pledges bar for the future judge
Us by the past. Liberal cash advances maiie
on eonsignments 10 our New Orleans House.
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BUSINESS OPENING.

I AM authorized to dispose CT the interest
OF the senior partner IN one Of our best
Front ROW Houses,
Now doing q lucrative business, which can
be secured to the purchaser. To the right
man, a bargain VIII be offered. Apply for
one week to the undersigned, In The Lee
block, Union street, NO, =.
Oc7 W D. STR ALTON
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.nOMOHO, 10Y & CO.

, Madison Street, Memphis.
J ;gI ----- 2 d HfTa-- le.4
Choice .Selectieas7 For SIDE. -ari
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 500 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn

u EEP constantly on hand n large and we'll
n selected Stock of Groceries and Liquors,
which We sell at lowest markets rates Con-
insfrucfpd. We s0lIcie consignmenfs Of Cot
ton, to which we devote special attention
sells
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Valuable
MEMPHIS PROPERTY AT AUCTION

The Real Estate which have recently All
vertised will be offered at Public sale 10 the
highest bidder, through Messrs. Royster
TrtzeVant Il Co Aucti(Tneers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21
ICommunicatsd.l
ThelRlnKiy

Mr.. EDITOR Who supposed one year
ago that few men, who had no more In
terest in this city than multitudes OF 9TH
ers, would take upon themselves the re-
sponsibility of getting up, at large ex-
pense of money and time, place OF amuse-
ment now recognized as the best and most
fascinating place in this city. Hitherto we
had no place large enough to accommodate
over l,500 persons. Now the rink will give
room, when there Is no ice, Tor 5000 souls.
Ten thousand can have standing room =
This costa large sum of money, and was
doubtless big thing, whetheron or off ice.
Had the season been favorable, the rink
would have paid largely to the men who
thus interested themselves for our city, but
as the winter has been an open one thus
far, the men who In good faith, and through
philanthropic motives, gave this place OF
Innocent sport and exercise to our citizens,
may lose time and money for this season.
but as surely as ice is made by the action
of frost upon water, just as surely will this
rink pay when the time comes. We have
the fact before us, that Columbus has a.
population OF at least 81, GOO, and one hun
dred of these men built and paid for this
building, they run the risk of the
enterprise, and invested their money for
the benefit of the public.
LAST WINTER.
We all remember how cold 1t was, and
! ,
of rain aud snow, thaws, and other causes.
We know, also, Jhst our children and our
citizens would walk for miles, even to Sui
livan's dam.
THE NOVELTY OF THE ENTERPRISE.
Who of our citizens ever conceived the
idea that house could be erected in the
heart of the city, where men, women and
children could skate all day--eyen if it
rained or showed outside, and not only all
ddy-but until at 10 O'Clock at night
under the light of over eighty gas burn
ers, and at the same time enjoy fine music
and mingle in the best society, and that,
too, when all the ice had melted away
outside. Do our citizens appreciate this
properly? What would we have given
for this privilege during the three months
of cold weather last winter? SEA "a
SOME COMPLAINTS HAVE BEEN MADE,
But upon careful inquiry these complaints
come from persons who never would risk
single dollar in the erection of the Rink or
buy season ticket but simply paid half as
much at the Rink for an evenings enter
tainment than a much poorer one would
have cost elsewhere. Although the writer
does not pretend to be a skater, yet he
would pay five times as much as season
ticket would cost for the privilege of exer-
cising by day or night when not exposed
to the fierce blasts of winter or be mOlested
by snow or rain.
The managers of this deservedly popu-
lar Institution have done away with all OBJ
jections to this institution by putting down
the price of season tickets. All now wish
success to the Rink. Yours truly,
% = ila4t J.R.B.
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Atlantic 4 Great Western Railway
81 .as.a 81 Company. 2

SEcRETARY's OFFICE, No. 40 Bro oADwAYl
,iE8E NEW YORK, 96th Dec, 1868.
NJOTICElS BEh EfB n GIVEN THAT
IN Especial Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company.
will be held at the General Offices of the Company,
No. 40 Broadway, in the City and State of New
York at - o'clock, noon on saturday. the 3Oth day
of January next to consider an approve of. re-
iect certain contracts entered into with the Erie
and -lbdiana Central Railway Company, and for
other purposes. The transfer books will remain
closed until after the meeting. -z4f,.. 81.
r u .a- W.ARCHDALh O'DOHERTY, 10!
jan11-d9tawtojanSO-RN -.5 Secretary.
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so PER CENT. REDUCTION.
NOTICE TO masoHANTs, BANK

IN ers, Brokers, Publishers, Stationers, Print
ers, Companies. Lawyers. Architects. Schools.
Clergy men; CiTculars. Prices Current, Letters.
drawings may be obtained at the following extraor
dinary cheap prices: 100 copies. fac SMILES. of
1000 copies ss &c.. 100 900 copies, $3.50, or so per
cent. upon the above prices may be saved by using
Maurice,s Patent Autographic Printing Press, Tor
Offices. Publishers, Stationers. Printers, Schools,
Companies, &c. Price $50. A young boy can strike
of 100 copies. letter size per hour. of any docu-
mept, drawing. music with the greatest facility
Maurices Patent States Rights are sold at moderate
prices; Public experiments each Saturday.
N. BAH kinds OF photographic work are done
ices Patent Autographic and Lithographic Print
ing, Writing and Engraving Establishment, 10
North William street, New ork, !
decl7. d3taWly-VNY d.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
One of the neatest things in the way Of
art which we have seen for a long time was
laid before us yesterday. 1t was hand
some marriage certificate, engraved in
finer style than perhaps any we have yet
seen, and containing apertures for the re-
ception of the photographs of those united
in matrimony. 1t is published by Crider
& Co., York, Pa. This idea is an excellent
one, and we only wonder it has not here
tofore been adopted. The certificate is a
well propotioned sheet, finished with taste
and elegance and admirably suited for
framing. These really handsome affairs
can be had of Rev. G. Briggs, No. 26l East
Friend street. They are so handsome that
we felt like committing bigamy, or getting
married again, or something, SO as to have
one In the house. = s- 30
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: COMMERCIAL BANK,

THE C0M mERCIAL BANK, located
i in" Sessions Block. !" corner High and Long
Streets will be open for business January 4th. 1862
= Accounts of individuals and firms solicited and
satisfaction suaranteed. INTEREST ALLOWED
ON TIME DEPOSITS. Gold and Silver. FOREIGN
and Domestic Exchange, Government Bonds and
local securities bought and sold. Passage Tickets
to and from all the principal ports in Europe is
sued. p 80 s,'. 500; 1-.- g
The above Bank will be open for the transaction
of business. except paying checks, "Wednesday and
Saturday evenings OF each week, from to 9oclock.
dec9O eodlm j. A. JEFFREY. Cashier.
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CoATSToLEN.-Some bold thief last even
ing about O'Clock stole an overcoat from
Zollinger's boarding house on Broad street.
The thief came into the rear of the house,
In his shirt sleeves, and after washing his
face and combing his hair, put on q coat
hanging up in the washroom and walked
off undetected. ,.-s-sa o,.r;-fg
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COUNTY INFIRMARY.-During the past
week ten persons have been received into
this Institution, one has been born there
and eighteen have been discharged. Du-
ring the same time sixty-six loads of coal
and wood have been distributed to the out
side poor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

. HoILowAY's oINTMENT.-Unliket the dan
gerous onguents that temporarily arrest
pain, by deadenirg, paralyzing process,
this pure and wholesome vegetable salve
promotes vital action in the sore, liberated
or bruised flesh to which it is applied, and
by this means enables nature to counteract
diseased action in the part affected, and to
restore its soundness. This is the philoso-
ply of Its operation. 1t is simple, rational,
and experiences, which Is better than the
ory, proves that 1t is true. Sold by all
druggists. a jy9-d1y-cw
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tY- Iuventing velocipedes seems to be
the chief amusement of the people Just at
present. The prospects, that velocipeding
will soon become more common than walk
ing. Lightning won't e'be able to overtake
this people by and by s--.as-, (. -
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,H The weather Is getting colder
Rinkists wear Just the least suspicion OF q
smile of bright anticipation.
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.sEcLIrsE OF THE MooN.-There will be .
partial eclipse of the moon next Wednes-
day, visible In all parts Of the United
States. The eclipse will begin In Colum-
bus at 7:22 in the evening middle OF
eclipse at 9:2o, and the eclipse will end at
IL 40. = SElt s2t 2'fs 1ei -
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w The best cough mixture that mas
been made consists in pair Of thick boots,
mixed with lots of air and plenty OF exer-
else. People who hug the stove, and grow
lean, w Ill take notice. ass go
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

w This is bill-owe-you-us MONTH
People pretty generally understand what
.Dr. To" and column of figures mean.
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rE The man who advertises the most
win be sure to do the best business. How
are the public to know what he has for sale
unless he tells them by advertising.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

rE- The Cincinnati Times asks, What
has become of the Ohio Editorial Assocla-
ton? We give itup. Guess It's pied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

; d Jewelry made and repaired by Q. e
Smithg 2zS. High street, over Bain's store
F. nov6d3m igYai ag 20 10 q h.rr.144a (
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ABANDONED BABE.--A girl baby about
six W eeks old was left on the door steps of
a residence on Friend street, near Sixth,
by some one unknown. The little stIan-
ger has be en- taken in and kindly cared for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

ecY-A Radical paper calls this ian age Of
swipdling." OF course 1t is. II Is the age
of Radicalism. A condition precedent.
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New York Market-Jan. ao.,

a =
:. .COTTON-More active and decidedly
higher; sales at 2914@291sc for middiipg
uplands. chiefly at inside price, stssd5
i FLOUR-Dull and 5t910c lower isds
IS WHEAT Quiet and steady for spring,
with a moderate export demand.
RYE-Dull at 81 so tor western. z az.
OATS--Dull at 76c afioat and 75c id
store. lsap 6QEa e s5d0s % Hid aIlfil 2
CORN--Steady at 94@95c for new mixed
western; 81 06@1 09 for old mixed western
in store and affpat. ~ b.ls ~ (. III III
PORK-Quiet and without decided
change. 9sqTEG lisiRE2 D0Y b bak
BEEF-Steady, with fair demand. yors
CUT MEATS-Quiet, without decided
change. y a. :. .s''ig 't7so
BAooNAFirm; 147sc for Cumberland
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LARD-Scarcely SO firm; 1875 ola for
fair to prime. !,
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