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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-12

general engagements, all representing victory On
their side and ageinst great odds. The officers ex-
press the belief that If General Mcclellan is defeats
ed before Washington that not smother gun win be-
fred FROM their side; as general thing they wait
to Fight tired to death Of their isolated position
Their hsspitalis filed with sick The dog Manassas
which carried Col Wilson sn account Of the great
battle, has become quite pet with the Colonel and
his boys The nine marines which deserted our
side some weeks ago were sent North. As sn evil
dence Of the loose watch at that time kept their
POSITIONS these men found difficulty after reaching
Wilson's camp in making their presence known,
which they did by calling for the Sergeant of the
Guard, who after . while came ID their position,
when they told him Of their desertion and infamy
in betrsying an important trust
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Adysrssr has been furnished some late Texas intel
ligance By WILLIAM DE FORREST HoLLEY Ea., Just
arrived in that city from VII eA We extract the fol
lowing: 's
Mr.. Il. encountered the transportation party
Vkich pqs tgiling its way sersss North Louisians
fed cannon, with ammunition, for Galveston. IN
this heFcqlesn undertaking Of the government, =
drs4ght force of between two and three hundred
oxen were employed, and the OandueioFa were en-
deayOring to obtain two hundred more to aid in
dragging the vast weight through the soft, mud
BoRked r0Sds- The conducts was making progress
Of about ten miles per day, the line of march havs
ing been takenu at Alexandria, on R I'd river,
where the ordnance was dissmb Irksd from N.W
Orleans bosts
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WHAT Fnz YASkEEs LOsE-Ths RiehmplI cOFreg

WHAT ZEE YASkEEs LoSEs-The RiehmOLl cOrres-
pOHdeBt Of the Memphis Appel writes:
Il Is stated that A. I. Stewart, the great dry
goods merchant PRINCE Duke of Diaper and
Marquis Of Mouseline, has good debts in Virginia
alone to the figure of six hundred thousand dollars
end Augnste Belmote, sometime since American;
ihisteF % tne agae, 7l3 celebrated patron Of the
Ane arts, hes r. fhis HioAent s,O13 hogansadJ OF
tobacco lying ID the WBrehOUgeg N tliJ CITY
Throughout the South immense AMOUNTS are, owing
TO the mercantile community Of New York, BOstOn
and Philadelphia, all Of which would have been
E13 % the last cent but for the war which Lincoln
kas insns4Fetes
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A HoMAN's IxFL5zSoE OWE Lnuorx ASD 4
EET--Ths New York Leader hss IA fol-
Its last Issue
Il Is sad that the wife Of a cabinet en-
was lately successful ia procuring the re-
ment Of Lieut.. Col. Emory, has also beer IN
Of restoring Mayor Rsrret to liberty. n
was intimate with Mrs. Emory and Ms Be-
has thus signSlizsd her friendship Ia bon
the expense, il is believed, of grave public i
Her influence over Mr.. Lincoln seems 70
strength. Her voice is double thsn the
and even cabinet decisions, it Is SAD. Ia
oysrruled and reversed under the magic spel
delightful powers Of argument
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strayed or stolen,

INROM the sabscribcr, on the 24th SsDtem5sF l65 ]
~ Rnnklin Pike near the PlcE Fsctory, 0ns - AZ Il
eTel sgslvs years. ED, lea eye oat, sEed
hkh, sOth Lind isst Hhits, ssTks e. Earaess hin
viii give q FsEa q Of tEehtlGEe dollars foraEs Id
thef or Ten dol lars fsr ths heFseh JANIS A. TAaRi
0etOter 3, '6i-d3gF
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hama, passed through this city on Saturday after
noon to Richmond from Washington via Fortress
Monroe. They were accompanied BY 3 sister Of
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. p, her two beautiful and ac~
complished daughters, and her sister, have been
closely imprisoned in Washington for some weeks
past and it only through the friendly interpos
sition Of prominent Un.Onists, that they were re-
leased and allowed to return to the South.-Pstrs-
burg Express 3Oh vi.
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AffenfiouI

HENsHAW. the oriRiTsl Market strssl Farnifur
agai7 his pins Having tssn closed up Tor q
he has re opened with 3 splendid sock % home mar
work.
B-Oh furniture eDaire3 AMI made 10 lcok AZ 20
MATTRESSES msde 70 order. s. BENsHd
octi9 din as Marsat street Quuosit,I
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TN HUMPHREYS COUNTY

James aeAdso and wife ~. R Jones zpiosr, 7
tiion &c sell LAID ard laws Il 40. eArine 70 tbs
Master r. the allegations IN he till, WI ck u daily
tina. " A Puila AID wife LO1isa Pullin, ard Ah1i
defendants in this cause residents o. The 81
nesses, 90 that the ordinary process Of this cam
upoz them II IS therefore ordered b. the CLERK a
tAat publication he Eads in tie nashville N on a.
eGa, 1eEspaser plf lshei in the city OF Nashgil e
ssd 1on- residents appear AZ 0ag next csuaty Cou
heid Tor The e0uaty o. Humphrey 3. a. the cours'
he town u WEysrlys on the nrst Monday IN Novgu'
and pie d. answer denur tocomp isinant's bill n
viii be taken for confessed add ses Tor hearing eEte
" -. Nod
October r. '6i-Eft prsies 90 Cierk and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-12

Wac ARE SENDING OFF COTTON?-Under this head
ing the Cotton States, of ROlly Springs Mississippi
of the 9Th inst, says:
1t has Seen stated to US on good authority that
some Of the planters Of North Mississippi and West
Tennessee are sending their cotton to hemp his and
from various other parts in the Confederate States
we hear similar statements. This is wrong greatly
wrong. Let our planters keep their cotton at home
let our cotton factors refuse to receive it. AccVm.
uistioR of this article At any given point will only
invite an attack from the enemy. We have no
doubt that desperate attempt will be made bv the
enemy for the purpose of obtaining supply of
cotton and the opening of one OF our Southern
ports for its transportation Let every planter keep
his cotton 90 bis own plantation and rather than il
fire to il.
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sale Of slave.

"THEREAs, there was cor ittsd 70 he iaJ o.
w county on me 5th day Of OctObey 1853, as q u
negro dave BY the name q Bill5 srd whereas no
appeared 70 efand Gad prove aay said save. ncv, "A
b viz the Of authoriy in rested By saE, vi d %
aEy o. SOVcmber nsxt. cNposeto public sale FOR cal
Couft House door ID Gsllztir, taid tl8Fs Bill. Il
Bill IL likely and about years Gle.
aE0RGE LOYi
October g. fGi-Imt Eherif 81 Samnsr col
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Highly Important from the MOuih of the
River-rhe nemY Lending Large QHRE
titles Of Lumber
FoRT Jackson Oct So A. N-The Niagara, Sa,
bine sloop ofYar and two transports. (s ship and
q bark) are at the South, west Pass. No vessels at
the other Passes. The Richmond, Vincennes and
Preble are N the head Of the Passes also, schooner
and the pilot bOat Frolic. The Frolie is ashore at
the Spit, in front Of the lighthouse.
The enemy ia landing large quantities Of Lumber
at the head of the Passes.
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NHE Q1arlsrmasigrs Dspsr tnsnt desire TO coz traI
s1Onsible parties for the maEufaeiurs s1d ~
Nashville OF Camp Kettles. Mess Pans, Amy Shes.
axes With handleA @. ". CpNNINGHi
0ctl2-d-E Assist ne Quarisd
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villa " WOOD FOa Gus PoW pl
WANTED nENEBI4TELY,

WANTED L4AEhlA4ELff
100 CSRDsOR WILLOW WOOD wiz Be puFsi
NUU small lots, delivered az Nashville, Or va
eFal cash price VII b pad The Wi1aR l.sy te o.
tie orznabeI being preferred ne larger sleEs aust d
parts not larger ttsn he he bark be val Il
a. the tine Of cutting. The sCot must = cnf unoru
feet In length, and he cord VIII nsasurs "A Ret Ind
high and feet broaa, containing lzs cubic Les
-AISo.-
TEo thousand pounds o. Potash win b puruhassi b
de-dgnsd &c NASHVILLE. ESQ y. RAII
MAJ. Ar. and Ord. Q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-12

TyHE rsaBsssss Marine Ind Fire In sufarce Ccmpai
this day aeoizred dividend Of sig dollars par III
sbls 70 Stockholders on dsmAn1. A. ". bUrLk
0etoser I'm, lS6l-2E Seed
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RALL AND WINTER co..
BE-
TRABUE & LUCpd

M viii sell AZ auction for cash 90 Tuesiay and "
w October 18th and 18Th, large AID sen rejects
staple and Fancy Dry GoOSs, shOj
EOOtss Hats and EaPss
Variety Goods. Rssdy Mads Cso.ti=x. WiitspsJeds.
And Gallery, &c, ke
AZ this size We vii osr rods 20 lots - ful, large
de7iErs 0Ely. HsYIlg run the bcekaae fuecsssfally
any loss and wishing 70 reduce 5ur si0ck befoss u
Europe FOR oHr sprins stock, purchaser rili hrd
chance 10 rteFgit ther ttoGka Renenbsr ne dsys o.
TEtBUH q LJCJ|
&C 9-dts No Z PufHe I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-12

W. N BIBO Esq, has appointed this evening, at
the Rev DR. HOwELLs church, to address the citi
Gems of Nashville he has given much study and
research to the subject, and is well prepared to
deliver an able eloquent and instructive address,
De not forget the time and place Ladies are bar
tieularly invited.
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n ashv1l1e rh~a1

Saturday Evening, Or. Issh- o., Grsrd Co plipsr
eat to MIS- AEaE III A. Ehsn sle viii a pear As p
ne LADY OF Lyons her dnsi aP, E aalce On auy
Il eoncl1de 9Th toe Loan 0f a LoVsr.
1TNo extra charge ftr reserve ssais.
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mAuKY RIFIEE.
Col. w. b. Bates RerImsn

A BOUT The end This nenth- I iute- earn ing "a
- named compHnv, near the Po omsc, such a
blankets, OTefcoats, Pants. Shirts. Drawers Shoes
stores, C., - The ibsrality 0 Many oaunrv nav
sIlpany In hes zee has stronger claims upan CsI
a11 patriotic than The Nsury R'dss
Supplies Of sVery sort may Re left nth Mr. JOKE i
Columbia Tenn, Oct n '6i-dtuHuu T. Ii
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TIE LOUISVILLE COUE

fENHE publieation Of ID paper will be resumed y
srren on Mond ,, i4th l. s.. and L all Be sin al
A.saed A. ana diserioutsd fIOn Eashyils. Having
enuIe edton and thereby become the sole and excl
ior ts nie and distribution, prsparsd 10 iec-
Tor ~ "a eny quantity Tran neEsmen, bookse ERA and u
Price, "a cents per copy, cash in advanss; siazis n
nt5 aaaS,' a a
October f2-d2s M q n ~
A LOr or BLACK PEPPER, Jru
n AID Tor sale by lOstt2I PAYNE, JaMBsl
A FINE LOT az CIGARS. Ju.t r,e,i,1
"A sale b. lOstlsl PAYNE, JANE
lust RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF N
- and Tor sale b. lOctl2l PAYNE, JAMES
A CHOICE LOr OF PULVERTZRH
n CLARIFIED Sugars, on sale By
octi2 PAYNE, JAIasl
A LOr OF CHOICE LAYER q a
~ Pickles. Pepper azes, Almonds, Rilherts. a.
Painted Buckets. BroOns, kies, ke-, On sals By
setl2-dn PAYNE, JASkS
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CONFEDERATE STATES
sequesIFation and Military s

n HAVE taken an Oflcs en- Cherry street. No n
= n toe EaEEau House, Ehsre all busineIg, arts
tie AEeb uestraeon Act" viii b ATTENDED To-
Personi having IN 20 session property money bel
fallen snemies," viii report to me ~ ny oascs.
subscIiE tons IN Military Stores, Eeesivsd and pa
per cent Con leierats Bonds. B. COCKRIL|
ReceiveS for Confstersts States, Middle Re
Oct. 70, '6I-d2HkE2m BP
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Found,
AFmY COnfrncIs

A HARNESS 'osa Dray-Hsrse, Hhssk he osnsr q
n paying for this advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
NRw YORR MAEKET-Juiy ~.

FLOUR Market heavy and So lower; the export
demand 10 mat. rally checked BY tho advance o.
froights, while the homo trade refuse 20 buy mort
than sufficient to satisfy their immediate demand
Market closing heavy with downward tendency
ssts; E sTPs dS' ats ~ M Susr19S s4 laSor 4t':
western; tfW6et,f0 tor comm 20 Medium eItr1
westerns stsoSAss ior shipping brands extra round
CANADA ~ OUR-Markgt duh aud common
grades Tule heavy. cales are no bb q. S7O91 81
for superfine u, i0f17iu foT common t0choee extra
RYE FlJOUR-hsrket arm. Sales are 80 bbli
CORE ,SiEAIs- Market rules QUIT. sales sr'
WHJsK Y-MArket active and firm. Sales ara
SHRAT@Markst opoaed quite firm with a
SLIGHT upward tendency, bat an advance u freightE
materially check d the demand, and the marsei
ct 75@Szc; 300 bush northwestern club IT 70 19-o
lsOD bush Racine spring az vase; or bush
9 club At s5dssc; is,aO bush soft do at sue9sIe;
u 5e0 bush amber Iowa ct slO0s6li,Ul; 56n bush
winter red wesiIn q, t,l2@l,l5i s9J bush white
si27; Sd bush white California on private terms.
RHR-Market rules In favor Of the buyer. Sales
are 1909 bush at 46e for western; 69oSc ior North
RARLgY-Markst quiet and nominal.
CORN-Market opened quito firm and closed quiet
but prices are Eiih0ut any decided change. Sales
arr Ili 900 bush Al 4O46o for conmOn 70 prime new
mixed western; sc ior western yellow
OATs--selling at 2dg2sc for canadian; s2Q5sso for
.S PoRKEMsTEet dull and dropping. Sales are 500
bbls At Sl5.25@ i5,37 or me 81 Slnd0 Tor prime.
BHRP-Market quiet and unchanged Sith trihlng
81 - AZ s. e0S45o tor country prime; SlO05 50 for
country mess; toU1 1870 Tor repecked me8ai 500
RII.5g for extra mess.
PRIME MKss BRRF-MArksi quiet and nom
RREF HKlIS-Market rules quiet. Sales IS
bbis Wesiern,at 1900
CIT MEATS-market continues Inactive at ~
a5c for shoulders; b46c for hams
HAfNtN-Market quiet and unchanged
LARD Market quiet and firm. sales ara go
pkgs az stb9c
BUTTER-selIing at Al0J<c for Ohio; s0ls&c
for State; I16I6c for De,aWars and Orange counties
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r o R saA L E.
"A FARM on "a AoRFa


WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
In the Italian style Of architoeture, With bsrh
we'll, cietern and out houses, all new, just compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house is built
with all modern improYements; the grounds have
front on kinemRn Avenue Of 20 rods; beautiful
ravlne and living brook run through the rear end
Of the Farm there several springs Of Dnre water
running out from the banks Of the rAvine, which
with mple hydraulic works. can Be conveyed any
part Of the Yarn. For 3 Gentieman'B Regidonoi
the whole grounds can Be elegantly and tagtefully
arranged for q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul-
ture, Il can be made profitable. being 90 near thu
cty-unly about 100 rods from the poraton limits
This farm can be dlVdBd into lots OF 70 ave or
more ueres, and make elegant residences, and ht
large advance OF the price at which Il can now BE-
land, part Of which q g beautiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through the Ave
q 70 In iron. Of this Yarn.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE,
harm, Out Buiidinga, &C., corner OF kingmdu and
FOREST stre0ts Lot ll7 let on Kinaman, and 396
Forest street. House and improvements all hrsi
class, with all the m0drrn style. and built In sub
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUBE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated on Forest street
Lot 40 teet trout By z36 feet deep This Is nrst
class house, built In substantial manner and In
the Italian style Of architecture.
Also-ADOther TWO STOkY BRICK HOUbE,
Barn, Out Buildlngs &c. adjoining he one last de-
Bcribsd. Lot 100 frtt front " ~ feet deep and IN.
ishod In all resp CT like the other.
Also-OHE VACANT LOT, on kinsmsn gtroat,
second lot IRON the cuTnUi OF kiusman and fora9i
streets, us sei r0ht ~ 50 deep. Nine los, on For
est street, between hiusnan NcOvfn AFenne,
east side. Lois 81 tei front BY 225 ieet deep. VIII
sell on time TO suit purchasers
Ha9-FOr further tAiormHtiyn enquire OF the under
junoaES66 B. BARKeR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

AHREsr.-Jno. Carey snd Chas. Happy
were arrested BY officer Gwin for brsaking
into the house of Lucy Broad on Hunting
ton street on Monday evening about eo'-
clock, and stealing some seven dollars ip
money and jeWelry. Nest of the properly
was recovered. Carey was sent to the reform
farm and Happy was discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

ARREST OF MURDERER.-The negro Ben
nett, the murderer Of Green in Toledo, re-
turned home on Tuesday night, and was ar
rested ct 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. he
was ezemined at P. NJ. The jury found
that the deceased came to his death from
wounds or cuts Indicted By Bennett.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

YoUro WILLIAMS 1SD HAWKINS HEARD
FRox.-Mr. Earl Smith saw these young
men in Willoughby, Lake county, on last
Sunday evening, between the hours Of II
and Y o'clock. He tried to persuade them
to return 70 their homes in this city. They
admitted that they intended to 90 of on the
ely, end could not be turned from their Pur-
pose. They slept in barn Sunday night
and were seen the next day on the road to
Buffalo.
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THE GAPIURE OF De YILLIERs.-The State
Journal has been permitted TO copy the fol-
lowing from private letter of Capt. G. N.
Bascom, the Aid of Gen. Cox, to his father
in Columbus. It is dated at POcatalicO Creek,
July 2lst:
"Our fght at Scarey Greek, although our
regiment was forced 10 retreat. has also
caused the rebels to evacuate. They have
left either for Coal Mouth or ChRrleston.-
Col. Norton, who wes wounded and taken
prisoner, has been released upon parole, not
70 serve till regularly exchanged, and is now
he most provoking part of this affair is
the most ludicroUs- During the action the
guns could be heard in camp; Colonel De
V:lliers, Colonel Woodruff, Lieut.. Col. Neff,
and believe q Captain or two became i'm
patient TO see the result. So they mounted
their horses, and rode up the road opposite
to the battle ground, and seeing as they sup
posed our boys in the Ewings Camp, they
crossed the river and gallofed in amongrt
them, Woodruff cheering and speaking Of
their victory, and De Villiers scOlding, ane
threatening 10 report them TO Gen. Cox, for
burning some buildings which were being
dest,Oyed 70 prevent our forces from occu-
pying them. They were Of course nabbed.
Some Of them seized hold Of De Villiers'
horse 70 arrest him, but he declared he
wou d train them if they did not release
him. He would not surrender to any but
the Commanding Officer. They have been
sent off 70 Richmond.
They came near getting me into serape.
The General wanted 70 see all Of the Colo
nels, and hearing that the three have men
toned had gone up the road, galloPed
after them. went mile or more beyond
our advanced pickets, when seeing nothing
Of them, / concluded TO go back. And 1t i
/ well I did, for, as learned the next day, Il
/ had gone 9 quarter Of mile farther,
should haze run plump into company o.
secession cavalry, and I should have had
/ the pleasure Of writing 70 you from Rich
mond, or some other Southern town."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

~Ths Ladies' Mite Society, No. ], win
meet this evening at Mr., George Barkvills'
81 scOville street, at o'clock. A full attend
ance Of members Is particularly requested
to dstermine an appropriation Of sll now il
the treasury, and also 70 fix the object o
future contributions,
Miss n. covLE, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

FouRTEExIH REeNEET.-The Fourteenth
Regiment probably went TO Toledo last even
ing, passing up the Columbus road as far as
Grafton, and thence home.
All the three months Ohio soldiers hare
been ordered to return TO Columbus. There
are nine regiments Of them, of whom many
viii re-enlist.
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~ See notice Of Iforso Btoisn a sdvsr.
isaing COLUMNS.

- ReFrigeratOrs and WGter-oOOlerS, Of
all the most mOSt approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale ht reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of W. L. MARvIE,
No. ~, SouLh-side Public Square,
iulyI6H Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

WOOL FOR SALE.-lO,0O0 Tc
iune2s:5a5 ARMSTRONG 8 HACKEDORH
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nv sToCx NARKET.-July ii

icy rELE9EAPHJ
MONEY CONTINUES plenty at i6e5 per cent on
cali.
sTRRLINE EXCHANGE-ysry firm but
quiet Mt idGhit7B
STtI( KS-Market dun and lower. Chicago a
Rock Island 4l4 Cntclu o, BURLINGTON Quincy 6li
Erie p; 0aiena 4 Chicago %. Cleveland Toledo
2sk: Iiinol. central script tf; nj htgin southern
IA DO guarante, -; Reading 56si Harlem preferred
2 Hut-utiIgsiss: New 7 Jrk Genital 56H; Delaware
Lackawana Western { bonds 95; ulioois Cent? al
OOlda sa; Virginia 49; fenuessee So Gallo MA q
1856 Treasury Is iO2i Untsd sates6s 81 registered
SSk.
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NY. CATTLE MARKET-JuIy2 "a.

The market Is somewhat bouyani to-day, Owins
20 a more active demand and a considerable falling
on In receipts The cattle no botter than last
week
HREVES-Market fully sc per pound better
The furrent prices follows; lst quality tezq
sT5; ordinary SS,O061A25; common 81 5.,t3Ii inie-
8 III .,
MTLCH UOWs-MRrket dull and NORMALLY
CALVKs--Markst dull but without material
chance
active. Quotations the same as last week Receipts
II Uq5 rrsls a
ssIyIN fs-Sold freely at gu tations which show
large advance /; Ist quality at 5AG35<oi Others al
adASc
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REvAEsHnnSTs EoR WISCONSIN, TROOFs.-
The Toledo Blade, Of last evening, says that
"active efforts are in progress to-day to fur
nish 4 breakfast % Che FiRh Wisconsin Reg
imsut, which will arrive here tO-mOrTOW
morning about o'clock" " IlI
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BuRFGL0 aIARKRT.-IaIr g

FIOUR-market steady.
WHEAT-MArket dull and parties apart-no
InRN-Market closed a shade armer. with =
good demand. Sales lis,GO bush IT sic; 1000 buah
at s2s
Other grains qniet.
CANAi. FRRlGHTS- lOc on corn and lie on
LAKE fMPORTs-s,Oo 900 bbls -four; non bush
wheat ls4 O0o bush corn; Loo bush oats iooo bush
CANAL ExPORTs-ss.oOO bush wheat 5000
bu ID corn: 1900 bush oats