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NASHVILLE.
Meeting of the observation-disclosures
zatiOn of Both Houses.
Ex-President Johnson Ahead for
U. S. Senator.
Meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The Legislature has Determined on
Economy.
,e,lal Dispatch to Memphis Appeal ]

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, Octobsr 4.-The Senators
having been sworn in, elected Hon. Dor
sey b. Thomas Speaker by unanimous
vote. Geo. A. Howard was elected Prin-
cipal Clerk after many ballots, and the
Senate adjourned.
In the House no other business was
done than 70 elect a Speaker and a Clerk.
Hon. Wm. O'Nesl Perkins is the Speaker
and Sell ;. Brown. Jr.-after hve bal
lots-Ihe Clerk.
The Masonic Grand Lodge IS in session.
Nearly every lodge in the State is repre-
scented. and 500 members are In attend
ance.
Candidates have come Ike loeusts.
There are a thousand here with an office
to seek. or an AK 10 grind. Appearances
indicate great harmony except as to the
Senator. The current runs strongest for
johnson. He mas a plurality vote, at
least, If no more; but nobody speaks con-
fdentIv unless for effect.
This Legislature Will be marked for
wisdom. moderation aud discretion. II
viii be found To have too much economy
for spoils-seekers. The public print
ing. 81 il said, will so to the
best and lowest bidder, and not 10 any IA
yorite as heretofore.
the East Tennessee members all are
for the merchants tax bill, which Mr..
Moore 20 we'll represents here. II vii! go
through easily with a margin 70 spare.
The speeches Of bath presiding officers
on taking their seats spoke the right viii
and frnIcss for reform OF abuses.
Men tread the capitol steps as ii they
were not now ashamed to be Tennessee
ans. J.. 4. 1.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NAsHyILLE. October 4.-The Legislature
met ts-dsv. D. B. Thomas was elected
Speaker OF tas Senate, snd NJ. A. How
ard was elected Clerk. N. O. Perkins
was elected Speaker OF The House.
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Nov is the Time to Repair the InrOads

Nov Is the Time to Repair the lHrOads
heated term which has closed with Septem-
Der. The vitality that has been oozlng
through the pores In the form OF persplra-
ton, for the last three months, requires 70 be
replaced, as a preparative to tho cold season
which makes such disastrous havoc with re.
lsxed ana untoned systems. The reserve of
vigOr with which the stOutest man com
mences the summer campaign Is drained ont
OF him al its close, and unless by some means
he acquires "A new stock or vital energy
wherewith to encounter the shock OF a colder
ssason, he 4aaY droop and wi;her like the
falling leaves whose Iife-Julees are exhausted.
II 1t is thus with the strong, how much more
perilous Is the condition of the weak and,
aiIing. Their reason must suggest TO them
more forcibly than these printed words, the
nsoossity for INvIaORAfIos, and tho world
having decided, after an experience of al
most a quarter OF a century, that HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS embrace such
restorative properties as are not possessed
BY any other tonic and Alternative prepara-
ton In existence. The Importance OF resort
ing TO that great RESovAToR AND REGULATOR
or THE HuMAS MACHINE at this critical sea-
soR is rs Obvious RS the light Of day. Let all
who desire TO escape an attack of chills and
fever, bilious remittent fever, dysentery,
diarrhea, dyspepsia, rheumatism, hypOch-
ondrla, or any other diseases of which the
FAN season is the prolifo parent, have re-
oouree promptly to this celebrated prevent.
i've and restorative.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
STORAGE FOR COTTON.

TTNDERWRITER'S wAREHOUsEs,
~ MEMPHIS, September lS, 1859.
MERCHANTS MEAPHIS -0ESrLEnEN: The
above Houses are now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility 20 seller and
buyer will be given. To my old patrons re-
turn you my thanks; for The future, refer
You to the past long experience in the busi-
ness. hope TO merit your patronage.
pS- Safety, capacity and convenience une-
Queled. Rates same ~ frst-class houses
seH 4. 3. WHITEORD.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
Memphls, Tenn.. octoher ,. lsGf

MemphIs, Tenn, October 2, 1868.
In the District Court OF the United States,
for the District of West Tennessee. In the
matter Of J. 3. Shaw, Bankrupt
To the creditors OF the above named Bank.
rupt:
Take notice. that a general meeting of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held at the
ONCE OF I. J. Latham, Esq., Register, In the
City Of Memphis, In said District, on the 18th
day OF October, 1853 at 10 o'clock am.
oc3 y. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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,Ip Gold atcl - 70 10 500
Cash prizes silver ware, valued at ,tg coo
A chance 20 draw any of the above Prizes
for 35c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed iu
Envelopes and well mixed. ON receipt af sle
"A Seated Ticket Is drawn without choice aud
sent by mail u any address. Tie prize named
upon IL viii he delivered 10 the Ticket holder
on payment of one Dollar, PRICES are imm6s
dia:ely sent 10 any addFess by express or re.
turn mail.
You win know what your Prize Is before
you pay for it, Ang Prizs erchdnOed for as-
other " same raiue. No blanks. Our patrons
can depend on fulr dealing.
HEFERESCEs.-Wese select the following from
many vino have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly ptsrmlttesi us TO publish them (;
Andrew j. Burns, Chicago, $40 600; NJ iss Clara
>. Walker, Baltimore Piano, 600; James ii.
Matthews, Detroit, 5000; John I. Andrews,
Savannah. 5000; Miss Agnes Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, 5000. We publish no
names without peciniSsion.
- OPINIONS Oy TyIISo7Ess. ss.-"The nTTa is relia-
BILE, dnd dcsefye thetf success ."-ltsekly 9liG-
tiae aQy8 We know them u be a IA ir
dealing flrm."-N. T. Herald, Ray o, "a
friend OF ours drew SJu1 priZe which was
promptly resolved. Patty Ne1rs, June 3.
Send for circular. LIBERAL Inducements TO
agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package oil sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets ior 81 II FOR So; IS for
81; 10 !or SIS. All letters sh hould be addressed
10 HARPER, WILSON * CO.,
oc5 1Y3 Broadway, New York.
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GiED.

STEPHENS-In Fulton county, Kentucky,
October lst, VIRGINIA l., wife or L. W. Ste
phens, Esq, ana daughter Of the late Gran
Vile W. Grath, OF Todd county, Ky.
Louisville Courier Journal please copy.
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.

THE canvass for this annual publication
i has now commenced, and the book will
be issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as com plete and
accurate as is possible, aAd refer to their last
Directory Of this city IS to their ability TO do
qit they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers of the Memphis, New Orleans,
Mobile and Louisville City Directories.
RICHARD EDWARDS Sup't.
=. A. CHOAFE, Sec'y.
L. SOARDS, General Agent. oc5
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, October 4.-Cottou firm - Up
lands 3. Flour IS GOa5 90, closing at 5alUc
lower. Whisky shade iirmer-W Western q 221z
Wheat-Amber firm, 81 I3iI ~. Corn 05al %.
Rige dup. Coffee firm. Sugar easier-Cuba
nEal2b1. AolaSses quiet.
Dry GoOds--The market H. Wifh0UL change.
MOney-Is easy at Ga7 on call. The ease is
said TO be caused by purchases from Boston,
Of s5,Da-uoO worth OF bonds for currency. Dis
counts nominal.
ShGrs and AliGnigan southern railroads re-
suited In nothing. II is believed that Lock-
woods Indebtedness 10 the road viii not OK
ceed SJU9, ,01J
The City Of Brooklyn arrived to-day. She
brought SIT, 900 In specie.
Sterling lrmor-7 per Ct. asked for 90 day =
ellis and Va iQr sight. Gold Is lower, IL Open-
ed III 1880 and blpseu 4t 42slz. Tie carrying
rates were Jas per cent, 20 fiat. Government
securities are heavy. New Tennessees sly
CINCINNATI.
CIScINNATI, October a Family Flour
81 10. Pork So. Lard l71f. Bulk shoulders
Bc; baton shoulders hsld At 10; sides 20. Clear
sides -: WfSat, rsSd = l@1i l3. hgs staesc.
Butter S0a,5. Eggs p. Beef Cattle dull-CJIn-
mon 70 Extra 50 O0a6 90 gross. Sheep g 50a
! D.. Cotton irregular. Raw Sugar lS19aiB.
sT. LOUIS.
ST. LoUTs, October 4.-FloUr. su perfine,
81 6Oa5 co. Wheat No. Red, spring 95sej.
81 l5. sugar ia Pork $50 So. Bacon shout
ders L; sides, 2'a20ia. Lard lslSa20. Bulk
shoulders IL sides lsl 4.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 4.-Eluur spring exc
ira, - sja6 3. Wheat 81 G5al 0i5, Corn %, Oats
iGl.. Rye 50. Highwines y y. Cuba Sugar 49,
ais. Pork $50 75aS5 o. Lard u. Bulk meats
shoulders l45ial6; sides E14al7~; hams Is.
LOUISVILLE.
LoulSyI-LE, October a. Flour, super
hne, IS J1a5 o. Corn aO4 Bs Oats 55a5s
Tobacco. sales 81 hhds at 81 90al6 . PORK
So Wia32 50. Bacon shoulders i; sides 2OsaOtS.
hams 22n3i. Lard lsal9lS. Whisky 81 lSal Is.
Bagging Z71%
NEW ORLEANS.
y Ew ORLEAAs, October s.-7Cotton drmer,
sales go bales middlings at 3454a2j; receipts
1859. Flour dull, 50 75a6 p. Corn 1rIner, 81 u
OGis 5sRJ0. Bran 81 %. Pork S23 IS. bacon
&1s. Lard lsa2lA. Sugar l2L<aliLs. MOlasses
reboiled, Bz1 5a75. Whisky 81 ~. offse Qulet
and unchanged. FreightS imprOving-tO LlV-
arpool ll-lj; 10 HsvTa lss: 10 New York lie.
Gold 1871. Sterling 3s%. New York sight bills
y discount
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October 4-Evening - COnsois
for money, 90; account 93a931< American So
curitirs quiet ana steady-5-20 bonds OF lS6j
So; do. Ot u, 80; do OF % S49s; l04O5 7B1S do.
OF ~, at Frankfort, dun at S79S.
Cotton al Aavre quiet, lar.
Paris, October 4.-Tne bOurse fiat. Rentes
7lf &c.
LIVERPOOL, October ACTION firm sales
lQ.0o) bales. Mid fling Uplands, lZltal2l14d; or
leans l25sal233d C4lifornia shite wheat los
Sd Red Western Us 4daSs 4d Western douf
2is. Corn % Cd. Oats 3s Cd. Peas As Cd.
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Valuable
MEMPHIS PROPERTY AT AUCTION


Tho Real Estate whirh have recently ad-
vsrtised VIII be offered at Public sale, IN the
highest bidder through MessTs. hOyster,
Tresevant & Co., Auct1onoers,
TUESDAY, Got. 12tEa
This Is some Of the best property own, or
that can be found IN tha city of Memphis,
being strictly in the center of business, sub
stautinlly improved, ana paying Lhe fullest
rent. My sole tuapceident IN selling al THIS
time Ii for money TO pay debt. The properly
offered Is THAI
Elegant Four Story Main St. House
and Lot
so long known, and now occupied as Mrs.
Erenar'a Emporium VI Fashion. situated AZ
the corner OF the alley, between Jefferson anu
Court streets. The lot IS Is feet mont oy ~
feet in depPh; also,
THE CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON,
The elegant building 50 well known by this
name, lust In the rear OF the Main street
house above described, eIRbOrateiy finished
for nrst-class city Saloon, and unsur passed
in advantages Of location by any establish
msut Of the kind IN Memphis. The lot COW
cred by this building Is 5l54 feet by jI1s feet-
Also, The
Four. .Storied Brick Store House on Front
Row,
No ies between Adams aud Washington,
now occupied by Messrs, ). Rnso s. Co., as
Wholesale grocers.
TERAIS.-Half cash: balance, and Il
months, with Interest secured by trust deed.
Purchasers entitled 10 rent from the date Of
Abstract of title Oh ole with the Auction
se to whom refer AZ gaGiRsEs iREESL s95 L4w y t5ReF
RoYsFER, TREsvAST & Co., Aueuoneers.
oc2
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN MEMPHIS.

WE invite the special attention of homo
w aud distant capitalists 10 ths sale OF
Valuable Business Real Estate Ia Memphis,
announced in the following advertisement o1
W. B. Greenlaw, ESQ,
ROYSTEtI, IRRELEVANT K CO,
-.fs,. AuctiOneers.
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NOTICE

OFFIcK Peoples ISsURANcE CaHPASY,t
MEMPHIS, October 4, 1859.
THE stockholders OF this company are
L hereby notified that at a regular meeting
Of the Directory, held this day, dividend OF
10 per cent, free OF Government tax was de-
clared on the capital stock of said company,
said dividend 10 bG credited on the stock
notes. j. \. SIMMONS,
raaE
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stOuewaII Block. AIemphis. Tenn.

NKT + are now receiving a complete and care
w fully selected stock OF dROEERI ha5.
Our goods were shipped at very low rates OF
freight, and We offer them 70 the trade at low
prices. Call and examine
HSe special attention given to tho sale Of
Cotton, and cOnsighmenIs solicited. se5 dAv
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WE are now receiving one OF the largest
w and best selected stocks OF goods II has
ever been our pleasure 70 offer 10 the trade,
and TO 4Tsl-clRsa buyers we are prepared 20
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed.
600 sacks Rio Cotee--all grades;
500 barrels Refined SugaT-all yradesi
so hhds. Louisiana Sugar-an grades;
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1900 packages New Aaekereli
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
90 barrels Robinson County Whisky
100 g Bourbon Whisky;
100 {" Rectified Whisky;
80 Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisinsi
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
loo cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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On ThursdaY. QctQher Ia, Isss,

Commencing at 10 O'Clock, upon the premises.
TER MS-Half cash, balance y mouths with
interest, secured by trust deeds ON the pro-
perty sold.
No better property around Memphis can be
offered from which 70 make selection OF de-
sfrable home lot 10 build upou than this, be-
ing lust beyond the city limits, on spacious
avenues with shade or fruit trees on every
lot. and IN select HeighbOrhQ0d cam posed
OF our best population eThs property Is not
out ON the market FOR TRIAL, but FOR 81 IL
USDER THE HAMsTTR. and Will certainly be
sold II bidders are on the ground. Plans can
be had at our office and we invite a special
examination OF the property before the day
OF sale by those who wish to bid The resi-
dence lot l3O feet front, Is improved with a
Brick Dwelling and all necessary and cons
YenLent appendagcss
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT Il Co,
oc9 AucrtoueeFs
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EOREIGN
from Paris.:--The MIX of YloIets is

Partisan production. The elite viii use nc
other cosm etc, IS Il contains everything re
qulsite in an elegant toilet preparation, sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers. V
W. HFincSerhod, y. Y, sole agent.
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PEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Twsnty-Eight Beautiful Lots
On Poplar Street Extended.

THAT valuable property, so we'll known as
on Poplar street extended, navitfg been sub
divided inta cDmnlOdiOus building Lots, VIII
be sold, WITHOUT RESERVE, u the highest
bidder,
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AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.

DY A. NJ. aTODDARD & CO., on the prem
ID ises, No. lSJ Vance, between Hernando
and DessOto, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct
6th at 10 O'Clock the Furniture OF said house
nc& A NJ sILLlL 4 I'D An.ltn..anar
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
CASH GIFTS TO the AMOUNT of $500, 900

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
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John Glen, Of Ohio the drummer boy
who dropped his drum for musket at
Cbickamaugu, and shot a rebel Colonel who
demanded his surrender, and was subse-
quently wounded in another engagement,
has been appointed cadet at large at West
Point, by the President He was but twelve
years of age when he beat his drum, and is
scarcely seventeen now. Glen was quite a
hero at Chattanooga, about the time Gen
Grant arrived there The regular officers
in cetain sense adopted the little fellow
with view of giving him chance, and we
presume he owes his present appointment to
their interest in him.
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THE Ola. M AgeA k.TS.

0FUCE or
lnE PETa CENTRE DAILY RECORD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, May l9
The market to-day is about the came as
yrs'eriay; S5.IO being oGsred; no sales re-
ported
Shipments of from thi. point, May ls,
Via O. g. q a r Railroad were S70 bbl..
|E'g&saLETr1E EFArER FrEtS--s:y TEE.s
EGE.iHsg.
special Dispatchos to the Daily Record.
- PITrsBrEoE. May la
Spot-133. bid.
First water l3A
). o. first months l3Mk.
Il. O. first six months -.
BIO. sll the year -.
5. o all the year 1874
Market-Quiet.
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TELEGRAPH [. (:
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD.
Afternoon DispafchGA.


st Louis May 10
a Sal, lake dispatch OF Monda7 saws
AZ ten O'Clock yesterday morning BRIGHAM
Young brok" the first ground on the United
States Raj road, near Webar river, i'm
mediately below Ogdep City. 1t is eXpact-
ed to reach this city by October next.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
CATTLE-The cattle market during New
Years week has ever been characterized by
n light supply of cattle, and the past week
was no exception to the rule. The market
however, was firm and prices were well sup
ported at the rates quoted this day week.
The quality Of 1.-THE offering showed, however,
a better grade to-day with rs head at Com
nunipaw yards; 500 head at Bergen Hill.
and 900 head at the National yards. The
market was fairly active and prices are
about the same as last week poor to medi-
UNI cattle last week sold at I1Gl3c; medium
10 falr steers at l31IGl4Lc: good steers and
fat oxen at l5H9l61%c; prime to extra steers
atl61zSI1e' and premiums at l79I7Lc; major
ity OF sales at I49l5c. The sheep market
was pretty strong during the past week. but
the trade was not active. The quality was
not very good but the quotations were well
supported; to-day we have six cars at COM
munlpaw, eight cars at Bergen Hill, and
500 head at Fortieth street. The market Is
ruling very firm with a fair amount Of bust
ness; sales reported of I4,5l6 head, We quote
common TO fair sheep at 5951&e; good to
prime at 6G1c; extra at 7GTEc; and premi-
um at I4GS1%- Lambs nominal. The mar
ket for hve hogs was the greater part Of the
week quiet aDO dull, as the prices were too
high for packers, and the demand, therefore.
was altogether for fresh rade: dav Offer-
tng was two cars Of fresh hogs at Fortieth
street, and eight cars at Cumminpaw. but
the market was very quiet n prices were
almost nominal; prime heavy corn fed sold
at SlO,209lOs5Oi medium at sl0,OO9l0,25, and
common at S9,jJ9lO,OO. Receipts OF the
weeS-3,3T head Of beeves; 1870 head OF
sheep and lambs; 5,430 head of hogs An
other report states the beef market TODAY
active and nc higher, and quotes choice al
lSc, prime at l41&c good at l5LGl7c: meaf-
um to fair at l5GI5c; poor Texas at lillTIc.
A lot OF Kentucky sheep sold ut &c, The two
car loads OF hogs received at FOrtieth street
to-day, were sold at 1910. Dressed hogs firm
at lz7<9lSc for western, and lSA9lS5sc for
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Cleveland Wholesale Markets.

AOSDAY Jan. 18th, 1859.
FLOUR-Market continues quiet, steady
and unchanged. City xxx white Su25g1I.-
80; Xxx amber S9.75Gl0.OO: Xxx red S9.O06925
XXX spring SS.OOdS25: X spring S6.75aTU1
Country brands Xxx white winter S9.25G9.75
Xxx red winter S5.OD@S.75; Xxx spring $3.50
$50. Buckwheat Flour steady and in fair de-
mand at SS.JO99.OO-
WHEAT-Market rather quiet, but hrmer:
sales / car No. red winter at Sl.65; l car dc
do at SI.66 l car do do at SI.67, from store
No. do nominal at SI.SO.
moderate demand md steady.
Sale ? cars new No. l Shelled at &c from store.
DRESSED HOGS-MaTket quiet and steady
at lO%Sllc to Packers for medium to heavy
dividing on 300 rs.
PORk-Market higher and firm. but quiet
SaleS30 bbls at 800 for No. l mess; $500 fOI
No. , do; S3I.OO for Clear.
moderate demand and steady
SaleScity rendered at lS9lSHc in tierces and
kegs.
SMOKED MEATS-Better. but dull. Sugar
cured Hams lSc; Dried Beef ISe; shoulder
lie: Breakfast Bacon I6c.
BUTTER-Market steady. Choice Western
Reserve roll n tub Is in fair demand at 3
Csc in hrkins S5G36c; good Western Re
serve and Central 30@33c.
CHEESE-Steady and firm at RGI9c for
choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-EaSier at 30S3le for fresh; 2930e
for picked.
SEEDS-Quiet. Cloverfrmer at s9.OOa9.IO.
Timothy S3O0G3.2.
DRIED APPLES-Demand moderate and
market flrmer at 9%Gl0e for good to prime
fruit.
GREEN APPLES-In light stock and firm
at S3;50GLO for choice repacked fruit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate at zoe for
PeachblOwS from store.
SALT-Fine steady at S245: Coarse adj
vaneed l0c, now selling at S255.-Leader.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PENNA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS.
SATURDAY ENeninr Ian 2 ISfq

JENNA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS.
saturday Evening, Jan. :, 1868.
This week has been one of the duIlest weeks
in live stock since the yards started, and to.
day there was less stock of any kind in the
/ yards than before. The whole number on
sale was one car of horses, two cars of sheep
one car OF cattle and sever cars of hogs
Ihis is altogether owing 10 the holidays, drO-
YerS, sellers n buyers all STAYING at home
n yards are nearly always full of stock,
n 1t was a curiosity to look at the empty
pens to-day. There are large shipments on
the way from the West. and by Wednesday
next We may look for the usual number in
the pens.
CATTLE-Sinee Wednesday noon last We
have only to record sales Of log head OF cat
tie, n the number on sale being so small.
prices advanced 50cGSi per hundred. The
extreme rates were from $3.50 to SS,& per
hundred These prices cannot be maintain
ed on liberal receipts. The Quality offsred
was very fair, n none in the pens for sale
at noon to-day.
~SHEEP-The sales of sheep since wednes-
day last foot up 967 head. The arrivals have
been very light and the reports from the
Fast u~nfaVOrnble, prices, Notwithstanding
the light receipts, declined fully 5Cc per hun
dred. Very fancy mutton sheep sold at $3.50
Per hundredi prime at $50; good at 81. and
ordinary to edit at S,IOper hundred. In
ierior grades were dull at pelt prices. Yards
empty.
HOGs.-The sales since Wednesday Nom
last foot up 2,9Ot head, an aggregate below
the usual days sales for some time past
On account Of the light receipts there was
an advance of SOC per ndr and the mar
get was very firm, but the prospects for q
iuItner advance Is rather gloomy. Hedges
q Iaylor sold to W. Newport, three small
lots OF -culls" at s9,25 and three lots Of BalIi-
more nOgstO Glchrtst & Co, at SI0.5O a hun-
dred- W. Hodges bought OF Holmes, LATER
" & Co. l car of Workers at $3.50 per hum
dred. VIC quote Workers. at S9d9.5Oand Phila-
aslPhia az sle2Jgl0,75s hundred The re-
celpts this afternoon were only seven car
loads, and all Old.-GHtmercidL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06
Good TemplarS' Festival.

The Festival of the Good Templars
came off on Friday and Saturday
evenings of last week, and was attend
ed by large audiences during its con-
tinuance. The supper served in the
Hall evening was ofthe best kind,
both in quantity and quality, and
prices were reasonable. The fish pond
and fancy tables were extensively pat
ronized, and thering cake sold rapidly.
The entertainment icing quite orig
inal in some of its features, gave very
good satisfaction, the music and tab
leaux being cheered repeatedly, and
the minstrel troupe calling forth
rounds of applause and laughter.
About sos were taken in at the door
and the several tables, and although
the affair was not as great a financial
success as might have been expected
from the large audiences in attendance,
the Good Templars have reason to con-
graduate themselves upon the spirit
and energy displayedby them in carry
ing on the Festival.