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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27
CITY COUNCIL.

III 10SNN(f-'
Boaoi If Aldsrmsa.-sl NJ Rrisn, President ). y.
Newman, O. A. J. Mayaeld, NC. scove VIM s Cheat
ham, J. c Smith, NJ. a. L. Claiborne, and Jas RObh
Common counoa--w p. Jones, President, william
Roberts, r. j. Yarhroush, VIM. Driver, VIM. stewart,
Louis Hough W Mullins, James Turner, @. n. South.
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. B.
Knowles, and John Cready.
stAxDIso COMMITTEES OF rms CITY COUNCIL
Fgaanos-Knowles, scovel and Cole.
Watsr Works-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbroush, Turner, southsate Davis, Brien,
hayGeld, Cheatham and Claiborne.
W1arf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Hospiiat-Jones, Mayaeld and Sloan.
SoAoois--CheathRm, Maydeld and Knowles
Fire Department. -Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gaa--Driyer, Cheatham aud Davis.
Csnefery-smiih, Stewart and Newman.
Market House-Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
siapes-HOugh, Claiborne and Davis.
I'olioo-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
spriag,-Hough, Claiborne and Brlsn.
Rorlhouss-Chsatham, Mayaed and Knowles.
Improvements and Expenditure Cole, scOvo and
Cready.
Public Properiy--Brien, CheAtham and Turner.
Pest Houss--Mayheld, Jones and Roberts.
81 The Board OF Aldermen meets The Tuesdays
oert preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE
oapiain--Joho Baugh.
Ersf Lisuicnant-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lisutenani--John II. Davis.
Polieemen--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
vls joel Phillips VIM. Baker, John Cottrer, William
NJ T.l.u DtfrF nff
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27

By command Of Major Gen. BUELL..
[signcd. w. IL. SIDELL,
Maj. 10Th U. S. Infantry A. A. A. G.
Official:
HENRY Stone, A. A. A.G.
August 19.-lw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27

/. Enlisted men, unless accompanied
by, and under the charge of, commission
ed officers, are prohibited from stopping
at Hotels or public houses in this city
The Provost Marshal is directed to en-
force this order, and to see that all keep
ors Of public houses are informed Of It,
and that all enlisted men report al the
Barracks provided for them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27

HEADoARTER8 DIsTBICT GT THE OHIo,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Is, 1862 (
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1873.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27

HEADQUARTERS lsT Tenn. CAvALRY,l
NASHVILLE, TryN, Aug. %, 1862
[ Orders No. G.
All officers recruiting,for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these III adj
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present and absent, and will
hereafter at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss if any, since last re port.
BY order Of Col. STOKES
JOHN MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. e Adjutant,
Let Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 28-tfs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-27

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mai, via Louisville arrives Daily $50 NJ
leaves " 745 AN
Columbia, via 7. A. R.R. arrives $50 PM
leaves 6t0A.M.
shelbyville via ~ n @. R.R, arrives " $50 M
leaves f" 1000 AM
Lebanon arrives "l2.00M
leaves 2.c0 Pm
Memphis Mail, leaves Dailyvs Louisville and Cairo
PosT-OFFICEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty Alexandria;
Gordonsyille SmithYills,
Watertown, Jennings Fork
POsTOFFICEs on LINE OF N. 6C.R.R-
Murfreesboro, Fosteryile,
Jordan's Valley, or Shebyville.
Christana. Palmetto.
, 1862-06-20

Flour Inspection at Philadelphia.
A meeting Of the Corn Exchange Of Philadelphia
VAS held on the 10th inst, to take some action
with reference to the inspection of donr, owing to
the loose manner in which 1t is now done, proving
detrimental to the interests Of the trade. A
committee Of eleven were appointed to Investigate
the matter and report.
Tie Philadelphia North American, in noticing
the meeting, says:
As fnr reporter can learn, the hereditary
good namc borne BY Philadelphia inspected hour.
has been furnished, through the continent Of
politicians as spettora VINO know nothing what
ever Of The business. In this WAY cents worth
Ct re paint in the ehnpe of IS extra family upon
the head OF barrel. has been made to add Two
dollars In price to eecond cl .es -four. The Corn
ExcbaI &c ieel that this eort OF thing is rinous,
and hence thefr action yesterday. In times gone
by, Philadelphia inspected four sold In foreign
markets hgtier than the flour OF any other city.
The stamp upon the harTel heads Was Us good
warranty cf f1e q1a1ity AZ the denomination stamp
was an indication Of tho value OF coin Cont
derce WIS .esabli he'd. and Philadelphia brands
found an undonhte6 passport In the ms1Aets Of the
world.
Politics have nearly upect this happy state Of
things and damaged the reputation OF Phi!adelphl.
nruf Low grades of euperhne and even e1n.
dcnued 1opT have been 50 o{ten stamped q: OF
ftsna1d excele nee, that the evil muss be checked
| before 1t il too lAtE.
, 1862-06-20

NEW YORK, June 19.-FLoUn-Thc demand
continues moderate and the market IL without ms
terial change. Sales Of II, 701 brls at $i1hG5s 20
for eupe1 state; $4.seG54b 80 for extra do; S4.l01
medium extra western, 81 $3.50, for common to
good shipping brands extra rouud hoop Ohio:
Is scGs6U for trade bzznd5-Haa1kEt closing with
Eca1ctly much ff1untea. in consequence OF the
scyapre of fretghts. Canadian duur without ma
TARA ch IT, e and in moderate de 1aId Saes Of 90
good to choice Ex-ra rye -four quiet at s. nd
4t1- Com nea! steady. Sales Of $40 5rls at $50
fir Jeteey. and s.. IL for BrandyWine adosr:
WnHKT-Heayy and lower. Sales 601 bris. at
a5NQs6c for e1are. and 26G36E for western-e1os-
ing at inside quotations.
GRAN--h beaI market quiet for want OF supply
and prices generally without material caange.
salcs $50 ba uneound Chicago spring u f5c; 49,
n 0 bu. II ilwaukee club at 51.iG1I "; ~ 6D amber
1opa at 81 1901 III; atN hu- choice amber Jersey
At 81 Is. Rye quiet and firm a. about previous
quotations. Barley more active Sales G.6Q bu.
Cnada East at tic. Sales 3, ,c01 bu. Cansd1an as
on private terms. Corn ecorce and very firm: Sales
94ilobu. at 53Xc for old mixed western delivered:
SIC for very common d.,, and SC foi western yel-
low. Oats steady at 4s145c for Jersey, Canadian,
western and STATE
PRov1s1oNs-Pork market less active. and
prices without deciGed change. Sales So aris, as
slo.s5@7ns'K f,7 mess; $1o;oo 40 IS ,oz thin
steady. sales 80 br1e. at s. 5NGL7 20 for c3an,y
prime; &8W @st00p for country mesa; ${1.oID
i3sO for rep7rks d ness $lS G09t45o for extra
meas. Prime meea beef and beef hams d1fl
| and nomlnaI1y unchanged Cut nests IN
isir demand Sales SO p:ekages At sH9
sides in .ctive. Smoked meats steady. Sales 81
boxes choice city cut bans at &C. Lasd IS ia less
! xtIYe demxpd. The fr1nness Of holders cheeks
| hus3neas. Sales 900 btls n 7H88ke. Battse dull
, 1862-06-20

Eurxn1oR CouRT-Bejore Judge Hiqg;ns.-No.
eArJohn C1ark Ct ii. vs Cha,Irs ". Spaffard ct
q. Assnmpsit. Plaintiff comee and suggested the
timed agalnst summons. No. Too-Will;am M.
Ferry ct al. ye- Augustus Nalbaum ct al As
snnpsit. Sui. di.mtrsea st dst:nd4nts' costs,
No. 464-Uenry Batenau ve. q. q. HaraleuiQg
&TpeaL Motion for new trial orfrruled. and
Judgment on ve-d'c1. and exceptions by plalu,ff
VI. e. Koschew; covenant No. 767-L. Espcld-
Ing. Dismissed al plai1tif g coets.
UNITED STATES Circuit CouRr-Bffore judge
OTumn,ond.--No. 81 l.. Richardson ct al, ys. n
Bra. man et al: On motion Of plSintiH by attorney
# Is ordered that an Affidavit lied herein By defen-
dant, S. Sexton, Of date Of 9Th Of March Last. be
stricken from the flies. and On motion Of same
party to strike from the files the affidavit OF s.
Sexton June l9th. 1854 and the motion for dcfen-
dant for leaEe to 1eElc the LAST mentioned affl-
davt. II IL iler1nittea to ttaua ye1ifcation to
TIE defendants plea No. b7s-~alocrt Day ct al
John ton Il i how ~ oa 11es ao5se.n
on motion Of comp'ainant's solicitor, referred to
master, with leave 10 examine defendants, and
Cncu17 CouEr a1 Zoos Cocx71-Btfsre Judg1
zaniezt-Ihe following cases were continued st
PLAINTIFF costs viz Nos LOIS, LOIS, 400, 1.0sl
1866. 1851. 1,C6a 42t The following xere dis
m!sstd: Nos. 1.tA7. 1885, 1891 lts3. $50, 1.us1
1Gs 1@ ,osa 1864 1e5s' 1,o6o. l'cs5' 1,o6l, 1854
No .1,ol4-Hen.y F. Putnam vs: George T Gil
but; 1ease, mou,in sustained. and leave TO plain
nrt ruled to plead thereto In ten days, No. 1895
c Billings ct a. "; 4. c: Forrest assumpsit
J. Henry Jones ct al. VI, William Sein ct al; as
sumpsit7 order Of continuance set a.ide; eez
yioe; default sd, ard 3pagnen; =; ior S2AA ~ ~
cot: aseumptis: came order; default and tuds
ment for sao5:s5. No 7g.-Iames Georec, e1ecI
en1upeit; service, de'sult, and court asses
$le:sta. No 1oe9 -hnrgszet Gsr7ia 8: Franei
fe1,dsnt ruled 20 de appeal bond in eu,
q 5000 to be appIoved By court n
1,G94-D. Shot "a. John G1rTatan Ct Al; appe
<u motion ktft ntsnf rnl-d to show cause vay
rlou1d not fle good appeal bond on or before Ao
day morning neIt. OF Is dtfau1sed f. and appeai di
3oeeph Gcetler ct Il: drfaul: and Judgment.
slt-eTtbur Train ~ George A. Shut+ldt. Appea
1o E5ottun, twert. dsys al!om.d to file bill Of e
ctF5ons. No. sss-Niiltam F. FaslcJ vs. oyr
Kteles, ttsepat.. motion fo' default to be e
as1de- M. ,t49-Seneca Wright ~. ". ". Dru1
1noad. appeal: o. der diE nsissiag appeal ret asid
EEd csusc rtfnst1ted.
, 1862-06-20

[srccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
DETROIT, June 10, 1862
CP-P7op. Cleveland, Dunki:k, Mohawk, Iron
City, Buffalo; sehr. Medhury. Storm Spirit,
Carthagcniap, Fulton, Reciprocity, wellington.
Dows-prop. Plymouth, Oneida, Rocket; bark
Indiana, Northern Light, Geraldine; brig VIM.
Treat, Bobcrt Burns, Concord, Minnesota schr.
Dan Marble, Simnz, international, Il. Ross n.
Egan, Metropolis, Worthington, Atlanta, r.
Emmet, West Wind, Three Bells, Grey Essle,
Willard, Guide. Advance, Falcon, Rival.
Wind and Weather cold Wind Y. n. ".
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO ERox CHIC AGO, June il.
Prop Tolawenda; barks Oneonta, Ocean 1TaEe.
Cnad,lla, A. P Nichols, PC. Sherman; hsis Eupire
state; fchrs. Golden Haryest, Contest, san ia
cirto, York State. kenosha, c. c. Griswold, Sea
Bird, Curties annn. Ph1leua Mills, Lone Star Rain
bow. Tartar, Jupiter, s. B. Pendeld, Affair.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR CHICAGO. June II.
Props Nile, Wenona, Missouri, Buffalo; ba1ks
Sardinia, City Of Chicago, Golden Fleece, Ocean
Wave City Of Milwaukee, P. C. Sherman, City Of
BntIalo scArF. Eurtiss Man, Lone star, Golden
Harvest, Contest, Eenosaa, sophia Smith, York
State. Affair.
VESSELS PAEstEG THROUGH TIE NELLAxD Ca
NAL--We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
, 1862-06-20

and heavy at s9f5c for Ohio and 1e91sc for State
cessee seessaycoss s1saay e ss Sio more active and ar
other binds quiet and unchanged; sales 2:9o s
bsgr Rio On p. l., and 900 bags Jamsc!a az at sic.
% at xx@s!:c al! % for + Rsnsoon ] 5aaSe5e TT Patna:
Susa1, raw Eore active and prices advanced 9
EI1c per pound for fair to goods Red9t1g 1s5R e
Il; ysa3 fsf 3CaSa: asno;?1vi .c fs1 Porto Rieo
lied also Inactive Mo1asses, Gales 400 hhds
cIs5 ed Cubs nt g $50 hhds IL tierces Caba Nus,
co7ado Ut 3!@ IS heas fftG q bl. H,fS Hsw ~
= sss.''n s' hha' at s''; ~ 1z'. sss .tn ~
call and s9s per cent fof sfey h1me Paggss T.
Per esnt prem. calfornia god ban are quoted At
X per ST fppo p1f 4T Tasar fiessa
s4ooks3nss,fiea e, asGai a.d1rrseu.ar.
,e,seT ~: Nd d4 G. q pt9 4; c: "a tn
g3&; n gtd e21: AI,erican ~ gold 1seS; r. e.
rst s. HsI' q bcaa; a5 81 s; R@ e. e 81
RH1Ss; Ss1ss 1ss; Fl IL EIaan e s. water 1''n
| OSWEGO, june 19--FLouR-Unchsnsed-
| GRA~Wheat- Good milling M and Shipping II nS; Dc
uand; Gales last night, 1000 b1 winter rsd ~ indt
nnn at $leS: 5000 b do at $t-0s, and 1000 d
spring st s6e and ba No do It 80 @ M; Gof' .;
at sc. Other gr:ins quiet
cASAL FB-lanTs-Stead5. Flour $50, whea
sEc. corn s4c TO New York
cASs'A ExPoBTs-s00 bzls four, 16 600 bu Whea
97tG, bu corn.
2CFFALO, ,JCM Quiet aud stead.
| GRAE-Hhest quiet. Sales OF Nil @nukee e,u
at 65c; 81 &c f3r au1ber Michigan. Corn easfe
Sales At Is sG$4c for sound Oats firm st 3S5s
Small fales Of rye at SIC.
| EHIEET-S2sea at &c.
CA.SAL FHK1GHTs-Easiee: tQxf1124c on Hhe
to New York
IAPpRTs-7,001 brls, fou1, q, ,000 bu wheat, te;
| D10 bu cotn, s, Geo bu- o1tR.
EXPoETE-1, ,tD8 hr1s. hou- 1E3 bu wheat liz 9
co1n, &C, GEO bu cats.
, 1862-06-20

TIE EXCURSION 10 AuRoRA.-At Aurora,
tomorrow, John Wright will furnish the Ice
cream, the Ladies' Of Chicago the lemonade,
and the ladles Of Aurora will provide hot
coffee and other refreshments, to those who
wish to go On the excursion unencum5ered
with baskets. Theproceeds Of these sales are
to be devoted to the same objectas the excur-
efnr
, 1862-06-20
The Pacific Railroad E3ill in the Senate.

WAS. ington Dispatch to the n. E Herald, 1sth,1
The Senate was occupied to-day principal
with the Pacific rsilrotd hill. A strong effort
will b. made ty The friends Of tits measure TO
keep i lef;:re TIE sSaate until tina! action can
be had, giving way only to appropriation bills.
TntEe IS no pronounced opposition, but great
danger Of It's indirect defeat. An amendment
will be o1rred to coutlne the aid to the section
betTeen the Rocky Mountains aud the Sierra
Nevata- Another will be presented to with
bold half the aid until the whole line Is COM
p1tted, in the hope that Perham's bill will be
reported as substitute An effort will also
be made 10 rcommit the bill. Either Of these
movements, if successful, wou1d defeat the
measure All conflicting Western interests
have BEEN harmouized in the committees bill.
II is strong enough to 60 through 6uhstan-
TALLY as reported, If the friends Of the measure
stand firmly bY It.
, 1862-06-20

The leading business men OF Bntfslo have re-
tIticned tho common Council Of that city to re-
tcind the ordinance recently passed, prohibiting
the use OF 3oating elevators In that hArbor. We
extract the following from the remoustranee:
The object OF these sections il plainly to drive
ont hcattpg elevators from this haroor, IND there
by to protect tho owners Of stationary elevators in
cha,gte for receiving and delivering graiu to a
point beyond what tals profit requifen. onefous
10 thippors. and tending to compel such property
ifested.
1t Chicago. oswego. Albany. md New York
floating elevators ero nos oaly permitted but en-
, 1862-06-20

Ilc receipts OF 4r0QuCe To-Day emQIdCeu =, ,l55
hrs. -four, g. $50 bu. wheat, 2 1856 bu. corn, 1851
bu- oats, 1855 bu. rye, and I ,272 bu. barley.
There was s good attendance On Change to-dsy
and the leading markets were active end 3 ehade
better.
decline Of &c In thorates Of freight on honr,
caused the market to be active at former quo.
tations-with Gales Of 400 bfls at S5.o0@5 IL for
white winter extras, and 50 s014.50 for spring
a1tras.
The wheat market ruled shade hieher on the
upper qualities, with no change in the lower
grades. About 1eo 0c0 bushels Of all grades changed
haAds, at s0ls9slc for Amber Iowa; 7zK@
7s1<c for No. Spring; and 71Gs2c for No. 2
| sp1iug-c1osing quiet, with ss1es.
Corn WAS active and 1zGAc higher, with sales
Of az, 600 bushels at 304c for Old Yellow a1oat
SEC for Old White aaoat; and a2Gao for Rejected
River afloat &c for Old Yellow in store; 27E@a3c
for Old Mixed in store; and 24G24h for New
| Old Mixed IN store.
Oats were in better request and 3<c better
| with Gales st &c to1 No. !. Rye advanced 1c per
bushel-sa1es ranging from a7sgsSc. Barley was
| eteady- uighwines, 22a2a546c-showing an ad-
| vance.
FEeightf opened at Sc for corn to Buffalo, but be.
fore the close they improved and closed at s5Dsc.
Eight yetse1s were chartered at e0Ss1c for to
Buffalo; 12c for corn to Oswego; and 12c fol
wheat to same port-thc vesse1s for the latte,
freight to arrive.
, 1862-06-20

cnuraee3 std the reEult has bet that while there
iR hns'nesp enough for all, the riya1ry keeps the
charges at reasonable bnt sufficiently profitable
1ale. -...-
The undersigned believe that Buffalo il the only
mort upon the lakes OF eeaboard which has st,ugus
by municipal enactment toll interfere in tthts
rstpcct with the freedom Of trade, md to foster
ard build up 60 od1eus monopoly
, 1862-06-20
Cincinnati Provision Market.
From the Pf1ce Current, l9th.1

The provision market has been quite depressed,
and du1ing the last three days there has not been
enoneh done to establish quotations. About 1.2 o
trls city packed mess potk sold, about the middle
Of the week, at $10.50, which Was q concession OF
SOC q brl on the part of holders, but at the close
The best brands were offered at this rate, without
bu5ers- Nothing done in bulk meats. Country 1e
offered at 3A@S4e Bacon ts M nominal: MIN & thste a Is
these being the rates asked
sugar cured hame are in fai1 demand. and must
be qGotfd at 7Hlec. Common In fair demand also,
and selling at b4@5Ac, uncan5ased, and IKE &c
canvaeed. - ...
LAID ia held at 7a<c; it could be sold to moder'
6te extent at Tkc.
, 1862-06-20

Boston Flour NLarket-June IT.
Market steady at $4e5@4 50 for western euper;
s4.s7G5O 90 for common extras and $52516. IS fur
medium to choice extras,
, 1862-06-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, june 19, 1862,

WASHINGTON, June 19, 1862.
The Senate met at eleven a. m.
The Vice President was absent, and Mr..
Foote Was chosen President pro tem-
On motion OF Mr. CHANDLER, the bill
from the House, to change the port Of entry
oi Brunswick, Ga, ~2s taken up and passed.
Mr.. SALISBURY moved to take up the
resolution fixing he time Of adjournment. and
the motion Was lost by yeas Il, maps p
Or motion Of MI. WILSON, Of Mass, the
bill defining the pay and emoluments of Off
GERS Of the army was taken up
On the question Of concurzing in the amend
1ntnt Of the House striking out the sections
dcductirg ten per cent from the pay Of OIL
Gers OF the government, civil and military,
during the present rebellion, and reducing the
mileage of members OF Congress fifty per
cent
Mr. SHERMAN opposed concurrence. He
thought this slight attempt at reform ought
not TO be concurred in.
nT5s amendment OF the House was con
was struck out 'F' neesa'n
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
lii. COLLAMER'S amendment reserving a
certain amount OF the bonds OF the United
States until the road is completed, was adopt
ed. The provision for the Leavenworth aud
Pa~nce branch roads was stricken ont. An
nmendmen: striking out The provision for the
Omaha branch road ~as re}ected- An amend,
ment msking the point Of connection Of the
Hannibal aud St. Joseph branch with the
Kuneas road, not to ~xceed fifty miles west ol
the Missouri River, was rejected
An amendment apprnpriatiug the proceeds
Of fland, IN alternate bsctiors, for the proposed
Northern Paciic rc@1, Was r,.jecs=d.
Pending motion to reconsider the vote on
Mr. Colamer's amendment, the Senate ad
jorrned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. MALLORY uff, rcd resolution whic1
Was adopted BY 1u3 against g, proposing, ths
Senate concuHing, the adjournment of Con
Euss on the 3Orh III June.
Mr.. ARNOLD from the St1ect Committe'
On the defense Of the Northern lakes reported
bill establishing ut Chicago na:ioual fuun
dry for the Manufacture and repair Of ord
malice ard munitions OF waF, and appropria
tirs s2o0, con for tie purpose. Also, establish
1rg naval depots and navy yards en- lake
Michigan ard Ontario, and approp1iatin
So, COO therefor. Referred TO the Committe
OF The Whole.
The House proceeded to the consideration
Of the bill reladrg to the claims for the los
and detention ol property belonging to th
loyal citizens, md damage done thereto b
the troops of the United States during th
present rebellion.
MIR. WEBSTER moved to strike out tn
section that commissioners shall not tai
ccgnizance Of any claim for loss OF value !
eeTFice OF any slave
After debate, adjourned.
, 1862-06-20

The drouth is more eeyeze in the CANADIAN ProF.
1nces. II possible than on the south ride Of Lake
Ontario. AL the papers Epeak Of Its distressing
continuance and destructive effects. Should It
last much longer, the grain crop will be entirely
cut Of -graEB has gone already.
, 1862-06-20
Wh1skT in Cincinnati.

tbs 1FIt6 EUFTefA OF yettetd8y 6ays:
Thielzy has been In active demand, and sd
yauccd to 9Ic- 1t has become more probable that
the stock On band will not be taxed and tho A}c
gallon duty all Distilled will be ret 4ned. There
IL fAlth in the article hpwever and there has
been demand for it, tho gre&sek psztton Of tho
week, exceeding tha supply.
, 1862-06-20

MANASSAS, Tuesday, June II.
While few soldiers were hunting for de-
scrters yesterday in the vicinity of Cnlpepper,
they suddenly came upon a rebel nail carrier,
who was endcayoripg to conceal himself in
the woods Ht WAS INN. diatcly arrested
aftera slight resistance, aud taken TO head
quarters 1t this place. A lafg" quantity Of
letters to prominent officers In the rebel ser
vice, many Of which contain va!ua51c informs
ticn, were found il the mall bag, also $40, GOO
in confederate bonds. The carrier says his
x:me is Granville ". Kelly, that he rcsidea
mar Culpepper, and owns plantation there.
, 1862-06-20

--Aade3phfa Cattle market-June 16.
The North 4xnericdn reports about 800 hesd Of
BeeTeE offered and nearly all sold at $7.oo@o.T T5
J. McFel1en. sold 70 Illinois BeeEes, ct s92s:sc;
;. seldomridgc sold DC illinois At s11ssc; Mooney
s. Smith, 15o Illinois, at s@sc; Car sold 81 illinois
a* SIC.
Hogs were better and {, ,T50 were sold at $t.a5@
AIS for etflI, and Il 5O35. .25 for corn-fed.
, 1862-06-20

GFutn a ~ s, s.,s - $.,est 70 % - 4 ssorage
1aid fvr lie gTI;n to 1d Skiier. Ighsa q sais Is
nade IN ae1ich the seller pays tbs storage, it il
Q4ote2 "{Tee o. sEoFd9e,' Or - 0. o..
THURSDAY EVENING, June 10, 1852
FREIGHTS-Opened easier bnt closed firm.
The engagements were: To oswego-Standard
vessel, to arrive wheat At 12c STANDARD vessel to
arrive, corn, at 12c To Buffalo Nightcasale,
corn, at Sc: schrs Ostrich, Shook and Trowbridec
rorn Mt a,fc. schr White Gland corn. at s,1c-
closing finn.
Frciehte on f1our to the peaboa,d br n,one},or
sc lower-e1osfnr at o;c tn New York. and Al -0}to
Portion.
F1o1,R-Beccived a1es br,s- ahinnod + soo
br1s Market ,nor. ar,iva ss7aa mn b,la va,-
eho;co rrh;tc u;n+ar e4t-a a+ ., IN. On hr1atc;i-
}esn;e,, do at s5 "a. an br1s .L;l,;an,, chotco
h snrtnr extra Mt "a "a. I'm h,1. Is Wood & Rms.
ee1,S r b. at Aco. ion fr1s Fafrch ,nce, r h at
~ m. Inn hi. re-v con8 p. h. snrtnc e<tra at
"a ~. I'm h1s uE-cs3.,or., xxx Isl. Cha11es, Mt
"a 81 1cI1 hrls !. Antoc7at,, At a *. 1oo hrs
..n5amondn b at sa75. AZ hr,s "Ne,vtan
a+oar,,, at e. ~ nm br1a stvolcanorr r ot n "a
500 brls good r. h, extra at sse5; 500 brls do at
s3.e1ac; 800 brls Snowflake f. b. at $3.50; 100
iris good b, extra st IS 65; 2ta brls Crest lt'
r. b. at s3s7H; 80 brls fair T. h. extra at s8 50
90 b,ls "Trio.' and 100 brls s.Supe,for,, on D.
t.: 75o brls cood epriur extras On p,t
NuEAT-Recefycd. 62,s50 bu; shipned 50 900
bu. Market a shade druer Sales, 400 bu No. 1
Red in store at Sc; 4pI tu No. Red at Sc 1! COO
bu amber Iowa ut sokc; 500 bu do at Sic; 5,CG0
| bu No. Spring Ii store at 77Kc; $500 bu do at
77zc: g. bu do 1T 1Bc: o;000 bu do at 7sk'c;
4,A bu do at 7s15 10000 bu No. Spring at tic
! 400 bu do at TIC; $50 bu do lin Il. Whecler's 81
nt 7Cc: 2,coO bu Rejected Spring at osc; 1900 bu
| do at bsbc; SEQ bu do ut Sc
By Sample, 1900 hn good Iowa Spring Tin sep
| arate bin) at aye IN Store; 4t0 bu Condemned
Spring ut s5c on truck. ........
/ CORN-Receiycd. e28 S95 bu: ehipped 11b, ,d5G
bu. Market sq,5c bitter. Sales, $50 bu Old
|
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NV w - e' ~ w. ~ -
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s,se W. 'e" u14ea 49, eso1e ~ ~ t,spV ~ w q
~ w. ~ ~ ~ ~ ooo 40 ~
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| oAlo-hece''eo' o,eol oa sn!ppeo' none. mar
he' aa'Anceo ~ per oosnel. eases' a'ooo ou Na.
~ s.o'e d. @oe A,seo ~ IL sto1e d. so>sc
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, 1862-06-20

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