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sheriR,s Sale.

DY virtue OF ycnditioul eNTonas % me directed,
ID and delivers from the Honorable CIRCUIT Court
Of davidson County, tennessee, al Go March Torn,
1862, win Qxpose TO public sale 90 the highest bid
der, for Oash 81 the Court house Yard n Che Cy of
Nashville, On saturday tue 20 day Of juy, 1862 all
the right itle, claim, interest Nnd oftato, WAch &.
X. Winston then had or may have since acquitted,
in and 10 hrf1uwiug described property, g. vii, lot
ofground In dg.hed, No. o. fronting 90 loot uu Porter
Street being the same conveyed o. q. k Winston by
M W, Wetmore 30 book No rs pafc geo. Aso lut
No. l. fronting 40 leet on high street, aud running
Tho plan of lots Of Alcxaader Campbell ana wife, aud
recorded M the feFIstera Onco ol Davidson county,
Tcnpessee m book is pace 90, 90 which reference b
horeby made being levied on az tho property Of O. b
Winston, a. sady inigmeut ronaerGi in favor Of
Ars Brown hgaiusl q h Wlust0u, n. Whtton, A. u.
shankland ana E.i a. Woods
j. % HINTON,
June "a, 1s0l- sheriff otU.C.
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a Yenditionl Frp0uas to mo directed,
~ aud delivered nom lne Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1907 VIII expose 10 public sale, 20 the highest bid
der, cash at the Courthouse Yard IN che city Of
Nashville ON saturday, the 26ih day Of July, 1892 all
the right, tile, claim, interest and estate, which }
A. Charlton then had, on may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described tract Of and, Ia David
SON County iennessee, In District No g. and bounded
% follows, 10 vii beginning on Sugar Tree, IN VIM
kmhrQs line, bounded on tho North aud West by
said kmbros line, ana on the South and East BY ]
NJ kimbro'H line, containing 10 90 ~ aorcs on Huf.
roane Creek, known the Mi Tract, being levied 90
as the properly OF H. Charlt0a, 90 satisfy hidg
ment rendered Ia favor Of n Bort against j. Il
Charlton, b. Wheeler and A. Gregory
JAMES III HINTON
juno l5-3t sheridof ID G
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of Yeuditioni Exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee at It's March Torn,
1862 will expose 70 public sale 10 the highest bid.
DER for cash at the Court house Yard IN the CITY Of
all the right, tte, claim interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired IN
and TO the following described tract or piece Of grouhd
lot No 50, lSuoRn In Isaac Pauls plan Of lots IN
Nashville This lot fronts 50 feet on College Street
adjoining Ira T. Jones being levied the property
a. Isasc Paul 10 satisfy judgment rendered III fiYcr
Of Mary T. Downs EXecutfix, against Wilson Mullen,
Isaac Paul and Henry HI.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June l5--8t shorin OF d. O.
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Sheriff. Sale.

by yiTiue Of a yeudiOni oNponas % me dirociod,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, fehnesseo, AT III March Tenn,
1861 via eXpofe 20 public sale, 70 The highest bid
der FOR cash. at the Court house yard IN the cts OF
Nashville on Saturday this goth day Of July 1892 all
the Tieht, title, claim, interest ana estate, which
john S. PetWay then had, Or may have since acqdr
ed, IN ana TO The following described pece on parcel
OF land lying in he oh district Of davidson county
lot No. ~, containing acres and "a poles, bounded
on the east by the land James Davis and fronting
the Min Creek Valley TURNPIKE Road, In the phu Of
lots laid on 90 =. fetway, Of lands bel0uaing % II.
Peway deceased, being levied as thc property of
John s, fetway 10 satisfy judgment rendered m ia
vor OF O. b. Hall against John potway
.... f.. JANIS a, HINTON,
lune I'LL . shnrIn on q.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DH virtue OI NeudiupgI tKp0nt7 % mr directed
ID nod delivered FROM flo Honorable Circuit Dourt
of Davidson counfI, Tnuuesfie, at iu March Tcria,
lh4, VIII cWnaGtl pshllg sale, o. the hiEhcst BID.
der, ibr cash, 80 gANGrt houso yard, n o. chs of
Nashville, Ou saturday, tIu llt day ol July $500 au
thn right. tite, c.aIm. iuiffrt nud ntiir, which
10 Iouy lh0n bad of uHl have slaCo acquired Boa aud
On coo following d.a'r'hei Doe Or rafc0l of frmad-
80. M in iht rlau ~ ull mlie bT O.. ID laulfr. in
IaEifHuu DIuE ~ p. on $500 Dear Nashville CrHurs.
u0n, nonurF OBJ ttu spt.t u said plan li laei,
ruunIuF bsrk l1l ieet 90 a ie loUt altg betsy ihs
Same rlnroyai to Hait y. Do Isity - A. 81 -alk au
g.. i oInra of davidson Cotuty Ifuufsioa, truF .uF.
I.d on a. Che properly u' .. % rclty. 81 ntsfy
JademCnt rendered Ia .aYHr ei ~ D. fVu against j a.
Petty d ID Petty, NJ N HmuHHrlur nul Tatfy.
JAMES M HlhIuh
luHe It---sl. Haar1 u. n. a.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of venditoui exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit O0urt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's MARCH term,
1862 viii expose 10 public sale, TO the highest bid
der Tor cash, II the Court house Yard In tbs city Of
Nashville, on saturday, The 20 day Of July 1902,
all the right, title claim, interest anu estate, whkb
b. Rutland then had, or may have since Acquired,
IN and 10 tne following described tract or parcel OF
land 10 the 9th civil district OF Davidson County,
state OF TennesBee tn waters Of Stone6 river con,
tanning by estimation 70 acres aud bounded as f9l
lows beginning alta stake in W. Pulley south b0un-
dairy line, thence west IS poles 10 a Span Sd Oak
IN said Pulleys south line, thence so0lh % poles to
spanish oak, thence south east 3S poles 20 a st0re
thence east IL poles TO hickory aud dogw0od thence
North 100 poles TO The bfgnine beng levied on us the
property Of j. 10. Rutland, 10 satlfYa judgment On
depd IN favor Of H. II, Chi.dress against W. h. Rnt
land, Jas. Rutaud, rhus Y, Northern, }, D. Rutland
andW. o. Rutland, .H..'H
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june 1l-3n sheriff orD'C
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sheriF,s Sale.

- virtue Of aNenditioni ENpohhs to me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tcnnossce, ut its March Term,
1892 will expose TO puuit aAle a. the hahfF hid.
Nashville, Oh Saturday, the Goth day 81 jolly, 1869.
al the right, Title rlaih, utacst and estate which
@. ~ Winston Then lad or may have since acquired,
IN and 60 the following described property, 60 wit ~
lots No 8, fronting 40 feet ouch on High street,
running back 2l0 icct 70 tG.ioot alley, aud situated
la tao sth ward Of the CITY Of Nashville, and being
and Wife rcc0rtud IN tho Ror sters Ooa of nivi-
son County, Tennessee, in book rs, rage 6i0, bong
levied on aH The property Of G. X Winston, TO satisfy
o Judgment rendered 10 favor Ol Wn0eid knight
against Q X Winston, A. v. shanklhnd, and M l..
Woods. j. NJ HINTON,
June II, 1s62-st Sheriff ofD.'C
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sheriRs Sale.

TOY virtue Of vendltioni oxponas 90 mo directed,
ID and delyerod from the Honorable Circuit Colrt
Of Davidson County Tennessee, az ita March Term
1862. i will expose t1 public sale % the hiehcr bd
dor for cash. 0t the Court house yard, iu the Ciy Of
Nashville, on saturday the 2Gth day " Jnly is02. an
the right title, claim interest and estate, which tho
FmHklyu College and stones River 2. 2. C0mpauy
then iid, Or have since acquired, in and % tho
following described property ~ wit 90 "a certain
Turnpike Road In Davidson Comfy Tcnuesbos,
kuown as the Franklyn College Had st0nea' River
Turnpike COMPANY, being loyicd on ~ tho property
OF FIauklm College aud stones River Turnpike
Cumpany. 10 satisfy judgment rendered IN flyor o.
n. @. Ridley, against franklyn College and sionc5
River Turnpike Company .
|F JAMES M HINTON
june 14-3t. shorln Of d. G.
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FOHAOmces Me~opened IN tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Smithville, DeKalb county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsyille,
New Middleton, Smith county.
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Oheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
The above list will be kept standin,
in our columns, and added TO from da,
TO day, as other Offices are re.openeC
We would suggest to papers in Norther
States the propriety of copying the abov
list at least once week.
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United States Of America;


NthlfAtN htNANlNA w AANNts'oht. ..
WHEREAS, libel Of Information was MED within
w and Cor che Niddlo District Of Tennesee, at
Nashville on the 2ul day Of june A. D., 1862, by
John Irmhle, Esq, Attorney Tor the United states
for the Middle ns'fict of Tennessee, who prOsecutes
herein behalf OF the United states against certain
prorcrty viz a certain lot situated near the souih.
cast conner OF Broad and Front Streets n the city Of
Nashville being the next lotto the corner lot Acre
sad on which corner lot is situated the Brass foun
dry Of Colo SAID Zoe iroutugon Front street run.
ming back towards ih0 river, thcnco nearly parallel
90 he vor, and then'o back ID frout ttrCet The cor
uer sail Zoe on Front street t1rthret FROM BROAD
being opposite small hlscAsmtls shop, situat.d on
thc other side OF Front street; and asl an The Build
iugs on said lot, and also al the fixtures machinery
TOO g, implements and mater OF every DESCRIPTION
nuocicl wth sad lot and buildings said buildings
ou said Iot being tho Foundry of one a. ~. nrenuan
and praying process against said prOplty, that tho
same Doe e. lndomuod al forfeited.
Now thereto. o, 10 pursuance of the monitor, un
der tine srai of said Court 90 mo directed Rnu deliver
oi, / do hereby give public notice 10 AZ. persous
claiming sand property qr in any mannor Interested
thvyiu that tney BE- aud appear bel orc said Circuit
Court, Co ho held AZ the city Of Nashville pa aud for
SAID District on The 2oth day 81 October 1859 at 10
o'clock ln thc forenoon of that day, then and thore
to iute.poso tntlr catas, aud % make their allepa
tous lu that behalf y. b. GLASCOCK,
Juhe ~ leo4-lN U. s. Marshal AZ D r.
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AashpiIIt slniuu.
$. q. MERCER, EdItOr.
rake the UniOnI

Il has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the Qgioial newspaper Of he United
States for Tennessee.
It is the eeicieg newspaper Of he State o
Tennessee.
II gives the latest nstgs from the Miitayg
Department, South, and later than any othej
paper.
II has immediate communication Nth til
Military Headquarters which no Othe
paper here has.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFrrcE,
- VII AN-i
Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1862.

NdShv1He, Team, May y, lS62.S
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
and hostile TO the Government of the
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating and plum
dering Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, ], ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance in which Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature of the case may require. And
further, in all cases in which the property
of citizens loyal TO the Government of
the United States is taken or destroyed,
full and ample remuneration shall be
made 10 them out Of the property of such
rebels in the vicinity as have sympathiz-
ed with, and given aid, comfort, infor-
nation or encouragement to the parties
committing such depredAtions.
This order will be executed in letter
and spirit All citizens are hereby
warned under heavy penalties from en-
pertaining, receiving or encouraging such
persons so banded together or in any wise
connected Herewith.
BY the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST
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DIR KINGS DIsPENsARy
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

- - Ersssa, DR.. KING formerly Of New York, 70
&ftE - the last four years Of Louisville, Ny.
~ and who has devoted hw attenton.d
the treatment Of private Diseases for 80 years attor
himself, having attended 90 practice for 30 many
years. and cured 80 many thousands, he is enabled
cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from njudoioug medical treatment,
from neglect Of theirown Dr. Kings Disponsary IA
No 20 Deadercz street, between Cherry and theSqusre
econd story where be cures all diseasea Of private
nature. "Ni tI|.i ".t
Gonorhea cured without nausoous medicines or in.
erieronoe with business,
sriotureB Of old or recent date enectualy cured IN
q few days, by an operation which causes pain,
Where Structure exists health cannot DO enjoyed
Perhaps 20 disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much,
syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow Ing
out Of neglect or bad treatment can be eneotually
cured IN few days
Seminal Weakness. attention having been
given TO this disease, aud all the consequences growing
out Of It, brought ON u mBpy cases by the destructive
habits OF noOnsiderato youths and excessive indUi
genco OF the passions, neglect OF which will unded
mine the constitution rendering the subject unit foI
business or society, and sing premature old age
Females who may DO laDoring with any diaoulty
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating theI
case, With aioe enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. KlhF No. e
Doadoriok street. Nash NE, Tenn will have the nnoes.
aafy medicines ront 90 their address Office hour
ON O'Clock n tho morning until . In the evening.
ulyl0-indhWlV
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

Owing to very limited number Of Pcstoflces at
present in Tennessee, we have not yet been able TO
commence the Triweokly ard Weekly issues. We
will issue Til weekly when we have i've hundred,
and the Weekly when we have a thousand subscri.
berB.
Es-AH communications on business with the Onlce,
will be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
aud an communications to tho Editor will be address.
to s. c. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do rs great kind
ness by re.publshng the foregoing or It's substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months to
come win be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions, and the columns Of
the UsuoN viii furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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united Static of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
INJHEREASa libel Of Information was rlod within
w ana Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee at
Nashville, on the 9th day Of Dune, A. d.. lSd2 by
John Trmhle, Hq, Attorney for the Unitel STATES
lor the M dlo District " Tennessee who pr0secuos
herein on behalf OF tho United States, against certain
prop rty, viz The Machinery aud Fixtures Of Watson
6 Neddor's Powder NH, on Sycamore Crook ln the
County Of Chatham, in The slate Of Tonn,ssoe; the
Buildings used ia connection with said machinery,
and some i've or six acres Of land which the buid.
ings stand, praying process against SAID property,
tina the same be condemned az forfeited.
Now, theref re, 10 pursuance OF the mouition under
the ssal Of said Court, 60 me directed and dcyotod
Go hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
sad property, or many manner Interested thersih
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court io
be hold at the city Of Nashville In aud for said nis
rict, on the goth day OF October 1862 at O'Clock I'm
the forenoon Of that day thoa aqd horo 10 intrposo
their claims, and to make their allegations IN that
behalf T., u. GIASCOCK,
June 20, lS02-liL L. $ Marshal, NJ. d. T.,
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MILLINERY GOODS /
LAMB & MURPHY,

A RS JUST IN RECEIPT OF SIX CAsEs cti0rgE
n New Millinery Goods, which they oHor 10 the
Trade at low prices.
Their stock consists Of ladies aud Misses Fine
Icahorn English split and Cleopatra Hats, Chdron's
aud Infants Turhans aud Ofiolas EuElish aad SWISS
Straw and a variety Of nonnOts; Black and White Lace
aud Bdckram Crowned Frames; also, hrgo assert
mcnt OF
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,
Including Run, an widthsj New Flowers, Ruchcs
Wfsaihs, Cape Net, 1ullc, Mflolan, Crown lining
Black and White Fugliah Grape; Grape, Love Gren
adno Wells, and variety OF Bonnet amt Mantllla
Sllka, &c., 40
No. 16 Public Square.
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S26 REWARDf

CpQLkN, irom RI HuInFnRANn, JewcUcr on I'm.
- ion street, ONE PATENT LIVER ENGLIsH
COLD MAANh, Manufactured by Jno. Johnston. Iiv-
erpoQl, The watch d az small size, With white dial
engraved on We Inside $3.50 W HAVEN, from hIs
nthar IN tho year l63i 81 ou tho Outside enrr.vrf
"hoRAcr hasnEk," TIE above Reward wHl b. paId
Ger any Information that may lead 20 we recovery OF
tho properiy 4. a. HAMMER.
iunet-u
Louisville Journal please oopy 10 che amt oft3
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30 A d.

1 HAVE TWO WElL.FURNIsHEn ROOMS suit.
able Cor two small families or NAV bo occupied
~ several Ecntemen' House, opposite Jndgo Cat
fQn's dWeliihg Cherry street. Terms liberal.
Ten or Fifteen Day noanlou can D. accommoda,
Ted also few Transient hoaulora can b. acoommo.
dated uune2l-3ml MARTHA L. PEACOCK.
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BOOTS q SROES

L ANIB * MURPHY have also ~.
j 4 rcceiyOd 4 frosh supply o. ladies' Gentlemens
and Misses Boots, Shoes Gaitors, Slippers, Sc, OF
every description and STYLE suitable Tor City and
tountrY made, which they cntr Wholesale pnd 10
tail, low for CASH inne9-2ws
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Bacon

= q 10 Hams.
a. HoE roull Coz aals By Al
VIZ LYON.
uncn 81 HaTtet street
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ENabII,h6d ir one DutIIl u SlflngTs
sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wonnds or Sickness.

o1auso r0 81, r0rn ~ fnAEqf o.
sick Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from wounds on Sickness.
E0R4fr INuLL4EhCt WILL nE GIVEN on
~ tio condition or any Hik of wounded tIdIaI lu
-r LQuist IOUI-tllLEi ClhC' NHATI, NAsHVfiIE,
MOUND CITY or any ben Hospital lu Che Weston
papaHmCut This - u.o osLr Army lnto'lge
Once m thr United States and Information rcrhrds
bog -dti,rs from any part Of the 8 cav b. FlYea
40 any time, by calling AZ, pr WHfiNu ~ Che AkuT
lsf1ll gEEUs uFfICr, Post umrs Box No 1888
n. b.-fnfoaa COMING ru ST. Iuria 81 aEAEHI oI
THUH furrHns Wiu obtain aii nroasarT information
ny calling a. COR once. 30 ll South tagrh spoal
AHJ ibi 1902 ly
Cider mills, lKuusar's Pateu,)
Gas Pipe, Nuts, Washers,
Window Glass, Tin Plate,
RiVets, lioiiOW-WRre,
And stone Jugs,
Jart received, nr alle by VIZ Lyon,
fl MARKET Street.
Buokwheat, Jast received, Cor sale by
nays WM LYON.
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Claims Against he d. states

A AtN A. HALL sli attend 10 doe caiIest1a of
"a claims against any q che United Eiates autl8rI-
at mf rfHaned m1asa
hialylls June ran, is62
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
FRIDAY, Jan. Pr. n.


TIE dealings at the Stock Board this morning
were TO larger extent than Of late but parties came
il 10 realize under the expectation that the foreign
u, WA would have favorable effect upon prices and
a, the opening. the market was dull. When the
Western shares were reached, however, there war
lrn,er feeling, and the quotations generally show
an Improvement On yesterdays figures. The pros
the Winters business iatterng that TIE
attention Of spectators is drawn toward them
Michigan Central was very firm, undera rimor that
a dividend Of 81 y cent would be declared to-inor-
row 1t the meeting Of Directors IN Boston, Inc
earnings. it il fully understood, will justify such {"
dividend. and the only cause OF oeIay ms
been tie unsettled condition Of the bnhnceS'
There 10 some expectation that the February
dividend on Central will DO larger tAan
the usnal 3 T. cent, but nothing onciai
j. known on the snlect. The earnings, like those Of
Erie are very large. Between the boards the mar
ket wac steady bat active. At the Second B"ard
with moderate business and quotations without
much change, bnt generally easier, Government Sc
curites were a irife lower under the impendeney oi
further issues The quotations show decline OF
gaI n cent The 7.:9 u cent Treasury Notes were
put on The list to-day and sold at 9St. No distinction
is 10 be made between Endorsed and unindorcd
Notes. The transactions in gold smaller, adding
up only $l72 OO0 closing dali at 1899. At 81 o'clock
IN the street there was frmer feeling, with ipr
demand for stocks United States In. 1851, ~ as9;
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tomorrow. Mr. Opdyke, we believe, has already

tomorrow. Mr. Opdyke, we believe, has already
retained.
We hear Of no important amount Of gold going by
the Saxona Tomorrow.
The latest report Of the Richmond money Tnarkef
quoted sales Of the 10 600 600 rebel loan at 100 0l
ard interest; Virginia Gs ct &C. North Carolina cs at
s., Tennessee bones tsuspended at 90, Ricbmond
City bonds al %, Farmers Bank shares at 9o' hlh
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at Is. 1t should
DO remembered, however, that these are Rebel cur
rency prices, and that this currency at Richmond is
at discount for gold of 2S to 30 = cent. Deduc'ng
this discount from the quotations and the credit OF
the securities named are 10 better at loue than they
err at New-York The Richmond banks Are repre-
senied full OF money OF their branches IN tie
interior having had application for loaus for three
months.
The Phaadelplia Inquirer says:
Money crows more rcny the street aud in excess oi
the den md call II q. Cd short payer continues to Ne
veiy scarce and 20 LITTLE Sue that the rate lardy more
than nominal. W. this state oi sir LEAVING out oi
the the effect Of the Governmental issues OF Isef
aud gatyng in tie receipts OF t. Lending al
lo lines IL " I'D be snse II there Increased
demand for stocks, such o. SO are now witnessing.
In tie Legislature of Wisconsin bill Is pending
which provides for the taxation OF all railroads in the
State to the amount Of OF per centum upon their
gross receipts.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago