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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-12

YIVAKEN UP AND COyMfTTED rC The
Il jail al Ono County, copper eoored boy ahsit -
samuel Marshbarn of Wilson, n c. The asnes Of said
boy is requested Ia forward prove pxees ty pay
charges and take him away, he will be deal: WIN the
law directs. L. MURkILL. In, Sh'f
August 10, 1898. ,a:,-wtG
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a5sCsE VI ErTS.


w pndtr the management ~
Mss EMlLy TuORnE ana
MI MARK kNTTII
FOUIsTu W1Ek or III iF sEAsON aud .s
TlfHn WEEK or
MI fRANk WOODS
tev and .hlx spcee sfg Bssiss,nn
LEAHs irH ROEsopN
ia which
I'm sEIcEELI
and lac talented Company nsnty rsreircf with
OPINIONS OP ruE rHgss
Capftxi 10 irirs4ar al ufnbr rasf. ds gtfai nj
We have Iad D0lAsg guot ainte sac days " Meaers
Oiysspie.--hen yef x fierah. FNN #Nm
IhnbEr que q conf sie slr "a N1N fotk Timea
The je.l .sqnr wtit.eN ~ a. Anrfcanse*
Alfnos Nsw YORK Ne have ccnlanf
all % Qhnh good bBrieslae actors New fpFk WWri
The pie has Acaieyed perfect succeed -Evcning Fos
Aboncs sooi Jokes had pun. All tha lunnier Tor hs
capital s0ass. snd 10 aIsa ably srscd-Nsw ioik Daily
Hss iaad~ d-ciiss nh and 10 rrco.vsi wi shouts a
lsfrhtcr N bursts or appA ss.-~S~w york E1picss.
Nas iaa Ion s1qgont -Messenser frabc9 ALrficsa
The Dul irslue viii be played tsa
EvFHf LyIkINn,
Mcssr.. Setcheli. Mark Saith. A. ~ Davenport nnN
Soi. sm tn. Ir. rnfsoe. Miss Emily lsoFne. MIA
Marx Nmui .Mra Grs;'an aud Mrs tlofd IN the cast
10 NIGHT tThnrstayl tho performances via oonmsno
with tho Roaring Farre -
REGULAR PIX.
SATURDAY. AuglAli
MR. SErciIHLL.
Doors 4 d
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SALEs At AUCTION.

CHERIFFs SALE.-RIcHARD WALTERS, AUC.
= toneer Win soa this day Tn rsdsy, July %, al O
O'Clock al - Broo street Atn. the stock AMI l-
Eements Of trade Of fakers shop Consisting o. Ficur
Butter, Mossss TrGusbs Boxcs, Pans. Ac also two hne
Ho SEA- Two covered Wasons aud HARNESS.
y Taos Ii sExrR.s. Deputy JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff
CHERIFF's SALE N rWtstsrs
- ELEGANT l8 CARAT JEWELRY - =.
r. FAlRCBILD Auc,ionecr win sell on Thursday. July
So ut 0 o'clock 10 Nassau -cond foor) an -
sortment OF elegant God Je~ely comprising rich hracee
Nectiaees Brooches and Drops sets n coral pearl en-
ame erscan Ao; also Finger Rsngs studs. Sleeve But
tons aelanes ohaelaine Pins diamond and seal Rings
Scarf Pins, pearl Ear Drops, Gold specta~es, &c
by order OF HUGH KELLY. Es1.,
" late Deputy Sheriff
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ArIUhEM e sTs.

NinLO-s GARDEN
~ I.rsA e snd Manager ....... Mr wm wbeatley.
1HE BEST vENrffkrED yiiEAgRE IN TuB
COUNTRY.
Commence q 81 opc,ude 10 20
THURSDAY EvlNihs. JULY ~
EVERY EVENING
rlit y,
- THF THIRD MONTH
JOAN Broughan's 0rand nonanuc DFr entit.sd
run opp.r TIE Dukh's hoIio.- aasos "
of wAisA = Selona ~ AYR percpnRsr
i2s0oo-f,l o0D persons having .vitr~sset this
. fEbRlhSS AND BEAUTIFUL PLAY.
Ine celebrated rish Conedsn aud Vocalist.
., -, MR. COLLINS,
Weo has 6eaght the ghl OF representation Of the
.., cARkfCkFEHGUs,
40 irlsh soldier OF fortune Brsah,
Wine" and While there's Iife there's lion
Mk WILLIAM wHEATLKf
In his remArknbe psls slnslion OF
-. :. CAPT. HENRI DE LAoaRDrRE,
Muh aistncuuon OF caAractcrs rmbra.ing every
THIs UEEoUALLED COMPANY.
Splendid New scenery. COSTUMES. Apo ntments. IA
GRAND DOUBLE CORPS DE BALLET
Music under the direction OF Harvey b. Dodworsh.
Seats be- secured I'll
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
MATURE UNVEILED t4 @
HUssuM or ANATOMY.
OlS Brosdsay
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SAVES AZ nrcrroM.

ucTi0s oTIcE-PEREMProRy SALE OF THE
ea'' o. 'anliy Ak 9S;sa uanSSGnTrnoNElKs nrnosHsKs
hA1NftIcEyr HOusEHOLD FURNITURE
HllH FI.ENCH PLATE PIER AND MAhTEL MkkOHS,
soPERiLY CARVED ROSEWOOD rIAhoFOhfE.
On TiiuRsD1Y. jTLY 90 Al 10y O'Clock.
Az TIE sup rb aud costly frntarc Paint mas st.ary and
Work OF Ar. rbscwoo u wing Rooms Sus ell CANT
fss, Pnoforc Mirrors velve, Carpets &c contained In
ths 10 street. Echt
lbs anconeer calls special attention OF the pubic
this bring the ia and ichest ASSORTMENT Of
Ao tseh9t Furnfture osegcL auction his The
iugn.use wasai for thc prrssnt owner and 4 s 20
order whole Will be perempter au1 absolutely
spi without consisting OF rosewood. walnut oak
aas Paror. labrasy DinnG Room aad Chamber
Furniture Of the bst Description together with Beds
ae H. Pre ia Magsses, China aud Silver Ware. Cut
SilAss Ware iGuIy Table tfry Kitchen Utensils NC
being ts contents Of the above residence Par
cutrs casissues morning o sale No postponement
Carmen vii ba IN attendance rack ship goods
purchasers.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
PRIZE PROPERTY
i5 DANIEL H. BURDETT. AUCTIONEER.
fhAs W By BURDETT. JONES co. sgss sef 4
BY virtue Of orders nf sale directed 10 me the Hon VIII
Ham Marvin Of the United District Court for the
Southern District Of Florida viii sell 7 Af
.T NY PUBLIC AUCTION. afs.ss - ~,

Axea Apuarcfente Aum Boras Boots, Bonnets Brandy,
prooms Bale Rope ankets Coffee Cotton Cards. Cotton
Shirng and hhecngs Cordas Ciaret. Champagne, Calf
skins Caniles Coppcras, Crockery. Cntlasses Combs
Coppcr Shars Chronomsrrs Dry Goos Dye sanns Drugs
Hardware Iron lbar and rod, Lead Liquors Letter Paper
Somery egiess.lysr ossdrans: ksss ssgsrs shcss
Zine and coarse). shoyes Spades, Sextapt Hickory,
Crimean Linen and Under Shirts Socks tmens women's
snd children 81 sulphur Twinc Tea Tin and Tnware &c,
Ac.. 81.
Catalogues sale win be ready Monday the 9Th Inst,
at tie oaace OF BENNER K BROWN. li3 Wall street.
The goods open for Inspector .So dess before the
United States Marshal Southern Dis,rct Florida.
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| rYayxFpoKgRs eALK-JoHS nORnNBn wILI
r. ~ day East Broadway large and De
y rss ct ~ End Women Cohins sopest ns 9, -
D..,.s nj ga.e Dre.s-s Indec ofiinG -hirts Shees
,s so.,s an Isuts Bro and shoes Sad VARIETY q
I~.s.s ~, MN sr1ns 10 msn.on ~ order ~ Bu0H
n a kp~e
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n can depend on, IL Madame wiLS0S. shr tells tbs
object Of v-ll sni the sns Of
hoe life; brings OF The rious
de taking N B.Naaic charms s-Msssne Wilson IL tie
frst who ever inroinced them In ts siJy Tn ousahf
dollars rseard 10 person who provo she IL not
Residence is9 Alien street between sianioa and Houston
tho baks ry
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,ruE EXCITEMENT ~ posrrr" " DhgsvSs
i tHr fNfF NkltTf fYtfl 80
- - staal rss~sff H-t 90 nsss 49,. t~Hf Es~sss
sElA sas@s ~ Nst sst4f - fsuetas sft t-na
rs,fat hsguAsr - fmtk s@rs ia g4htN4
! Gsa4s0isr sfsfe $50 Nshvf ~ - ~ ls~
= rOrsts4 ~ 80 NfHt
rs 49, - fAf Eatt iusserw th4t he t~ns
liz sf.d tsss taH t4s. .a1s stf~ A. .stes fs~
tNAN& Hf ass
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World nEsov sYD
$tt;ssss .stsst

Tho rush Of srtgo.os Il the eiAsn srlreA, aAs
been great fEe sf'raetion 81 ,h~ pa'nso
f6s en- rphipon~ Pages Ven s-srais desnt~d IN thS
Herald Hls rsmaIssb,e ~ ~ An ~ !.ns nn .f 81 tsihse
were csert r.sfsrisy fhyw.fs ih~e sni ny ssres
delight ~ toe els-s VIZ o taa tcs ti pfoioef0a
snd AnKluus - Nt'tF part "f tko
b.lid ns such gADnss vsrs sect uron trna. xrsss
ef course yfrteGdsd tsi n, u n csse
s'i'sr for the gveat iss. hl, Afsr htsCr us eeeso
ths ihsif sefs oTla >es~
~ sch he beasal tsSrs rhs lsaes saf -
his lsp,rs fasy sld ysssr To f,ar ~hso
hsr~ ~ Aftrr hsas tssy
b.la nos IN .as taa tass ~ ~. Yea TO- bsyeo1
don't The gTssf 4ifrAation of t's Say
onn isy sna sseo'ss
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE
PRIZE GOODS
l DANIEL II BuRDErT AucTroNEER.
NJ BY BURDETT, JONES 4 co. M
BY virtue Of Of directed By the Hon Wm
Marvin, I viii sell by public auction. from opposM


BY virtue Of sale dreced by the Hon Wm
Marvin. " ~ sell by public auction from oPpoeH
LAIEBEER'6 STORES ATLANTIC DOCKS,
nor ON sAruRpas. aa3cxtSSJsr HtdJsr i. 1858.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, m folowss-
IS Cases Matches.
8 Kegs Powder
10 Bois Coarse Salt
Go Sacks Salt cargoes Of prize vesses L. Dudley Matte.
uortense. Ranger. Relnmpago Maggie FULTON. Handy.
Clara. Juniper. Alligator Gipsy. John Williams. Rosa
IS Bsies Cotton. from prize schooner Kate
80 Bales Cotton, from prize schooner Blazer
ls Bales Cotton. fro prize schooner Statesman
Bales Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner 6AtosmAu
Half Bales Cotton. from prize schooner Statesman.
Bale Cotton from prize schooner Five Brothers
SO Bales Cotton. from prize schooner Sea Lion
81 Baes Cotton. from prize. "A scow"
II Rags Pickngs from prize. "A Sow"
Bse Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner Crazy jana
Half bales Sea Island Cotton from prize hr Crazy Jane
Bags Sea Island Cotton from prize schooner Crazy Jane
bag Cotton. from prize schooner Ripple:
Also immediately thereafter Al tv p@
ROBBINS SOUTHERN NAVAL STORE YARD. DR0ok
50 bba Turpentins. cargo q Prize schooner yrolsc
Z 2 sbs q. cargo q prize schoonsr% % ,% % Crazy Jana.
obbls do cargo Of prize schooncr New Ieas.
~ bhis. do cargo Of prize soop RAPID.
2bbis. do. cargo OF prize schooner General Frtm
1bbls. do cargo o. prize schooner sea Lion.
Brown. ia Wall street. n the Sss nsapi ~ App ea
United Sestes Marshal Southern DistEice RloriAa.
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DnNTTsTRY.


A RTIYciAL BOHB YlLLirGs ToR DEcAynD on
n ach,ns teeth of roots bot mere sbshs restored
ussfane~ snd even s.r.y q css y "a and -sriant
ssveness,h street. Over io,mp testimonials
vHEuTcArLv puRirIED cHIonorcRN STILL
" skssd u the only sesnt for extIseinx issth, Ju~t
tiveiy ~rhout pao. 10 ell cas>A Perfety harmless ans
ssvesahls, admlnisssed ~ d. y L WAIT. 70 Ycursh
Avenue. oyPssits Ee,enth street.
JNRs GRTrvIu rs GRAND eTREET NEW YORK
~ eppowm Lord rsyars and s7 vuisoo ssrvet brcSs
Jyn their lmTrosed Aru6<al Tvstb With
without The Fuf sets sold pains,
e23 silver rubber - pars ,sold PER tooth ~.
silver or rab5sr. o. Ertseung -<
nR X a. DuRKIs coSTIxrEs ExrRAcrfNa
~ teeth. without rsn ny the sppl'csugn ~ the
osde laughing Teeth Inserted The
ror0 No erra chsrre fer t@upolsr ssrarton
wA-r~ sr,rc4i sss IN ss Canal susst oyosiis
we.s Broadway.
TnPoRrANr DISCOVERY -TgErH AcTUA LIZ Ex
~ loroofm ether More than on voiuntsrv tern a1~s
from dsiins shsd euens IN their ow .Tnx ssa %,
d own rsnaites snf addresses nay be al or
oIcs ansorr whom srv several siuent gayn..isGs ard
sur1eons tindy ALLOWING r~fer iAsm r~rsonsI1y
vtnn dssrrs ms system "a used atfr sfee IN ~.
srrn.r,. AMERICAN TkEfif COMPANY. p1nfi.ts. a.
Rovrcry. opposite Fiflh street H-ca' tsisaat
Oln cERriFicAIEs.--HANivo HaD osE room
ia. rssA sirsss orks from srosas ar 1 -~e,frsiy
\, s.v fia a nfatton ~ III.
KsssAIlv. sifty. rat street ani Thrd avenYs
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THE TUHY.

DAT THE FASHION PLEASURE GRoUnDs.-TR0T
nile sea les. three y ~. S.y s. pn.ss :na ;aas
psnlss saras, namss . wm Miner J. White names g
clock bos, from James alp connect. msh ,hs az O'clock
-n from Hnniars Point for the Course ana bos.s leave
~ A ''e josEra eS'Ss III hSs'ss Esasss aS
ArrHE FAspIgN ssy HLEAsTEE rsGATE eEogSDs
Irotng Match win take place saturday. Aagcs l. on
n & Ss; ss: hSss !Sss: es |
ae hr one wsny years aso) against General Butler
Jones bets the o. General Butler $500 .s.Ins.
"a M IN aoias three miles than s The black ssdins
VII 30 able to outrlya Dutchmans WONDERFUL perform.
The boa, which leaves James slip a, and O'Clock con.
IA IA 9Sss 10 so-ss Sros: a pIh, fourth street ferry
s e ss.s ~
RUNNIEG RACES AT sARAroGA.-THR SUMNER
S o. 8 g. Ms.safs % snS g. sss,
iSS a' and AZ me . ~. h oS:9 rs.
.sss s.s A.. . ss. s ns: "
s ssIsi = s:R q. J. BE- M
heats beS three in i've, wagons D. TAnaan blk
@ @a:s @G: q: :ss: s "a 81 ..
uasa as cs. q a' sPa a
81 ss s1% n e.. x ot ho g X. .on e '
::9 y K. ~. 1s: S:s +
minutes Ess. New York and from Eas New York the
~ ~ - - .a "'' SHAW WHITE. rropr,s.or.
TTNIoN coyRsx, L.T.-TRorrING.-o Z. THURSDAY.
Y July 50. 1873 At three O'Clock NJ Mach a 81 40.
nj s. clay .na S % posns 0
e: css ss ssfs .ss
ss: OVER s'nr'' .ps shaw Mfs T'P sss
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4 Ucg.os EoTIcE-PFREMProRY SALE or THE
~ EiFECrS of A FAMILY LEAyfNG THE CITY,
X W. wEsrcoTf Aurtioneer. LIZ asa
MAGHiticET HousEuQLu FURNITURE

grensh Plate Ter aud tlsasc Table; cost $3.50 =
'surER3LY CARVED PAnI.oR SUITS,
SILVER PLATE. RICH CHINA. &c, re.
rIt5 trfURSDAYl AFTERNOON AT O'Clock rr eclseiy
a, he supsrp aud costly Furniture Paintings Sstry and
Works q Arr rosewood Drawing Rooln Suits French
Nior vel.e, Narpi 4c .onalned in the resccnce i52
west enly hrst STREET. seventh Tie
toer ca the SPECIAL AT niion OF the public 10 this sale
beng the largest and richest OF Household
Euiu tfc offered action this
Al ae 20 oret ior hc present owner and in good con-
ilton The Woe VII D. rempioify and absolutely sold
without reserve onsstng of rusewood walnut, oak and
nahn nnyPsilos l. hray Dining Room and Chamber Farni
ture of vie hcst together with BEDS and Bed
ding fure Hair Mattresses China and Silver Ware, Gut
f'Ls%arc Ivory Table Cutler Kitchen Utensils &C., being
ne contents OF The aose hve tory re- iience Parcnlars
ncu 81 y Ia ainiarc 10 CART pack OF ship goods for
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|D T. HAzfLL, AuCTlosEkR
~. r. MfIiTTENOgE HAzELL.
stor- 10 n. Ii-erty street.
VRIDAr. JJLy 81,
HARDWARE or,, ysv a.
ha lcl. 70 srn br,s-.
PAINT. wHlTE LEAD &C.
40 ..ss IL per al sresn-l1 A. aas q he
ia fSrr Witt traf " kcgs zinr
20 rsns tairrt pr'sy
HORSE AND MCIy SHOES
an t-r. assorted inrs~ ana Aac snnes OF superior
-saa'ity rAsT srrrr
fpa.ironet from We'd aes isy 1th s~co-n, ~ Ore
is, zss burdies sacrior rsss steel sar ssse as
Ar.. Ae., 10
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sEIpxER AuCTIoNEER --sELDNER LEVY
a. ArInr.rrw win sell FRIDAY. Juiy 81. 1pk O'Clock
st,eir .roas 40 Mes Canal street ,e- do.rs from
4, % ~. si.tps o4 Easaste Table blsch wainns Coan.
sni Bar Ucnlsrs Tamblsr. Ipoknn U1ss~s rAblss
e-.'ss ParIor rnrrttare roe Wisca ceynas nrspf3sa
ana 0n aiss sDp0 iavasa and por~suc eeense
= The bfasds, esss Of Leaf ssd s~sssss Scoes
Ae
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rOran4y's rcasifrKg ExPRrss Axn rAcgixg
~ s.saA fwset W nes Isiris 4 II n,eet tstfsso
Fsvenl #f " tfro - fNrtst h'ft ~. ~. -
sess'irp nal 80. Lar wssors for sFins f.nl.
H. sarasl .ft eefcA
r, ri RNUAWs FGnrfTgRE ayraTxs sxp
a. esr ~ - 80 sssgss rs.s-, sfr - stas'y.
a. nsara - ~ 80 - - ssrs - t~ snftf stsI
,vssas ~ fs-isriax tasssstfg " fs-fass gsfafs~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11
The Thirty. Seventh Congress.

This Congress has closed its allotted
term and Will henceforth live only in
history.
Every decentralization and anti
war newspapers in the country has de-
nounced it without stint, yet we believe
that its acts will receive the applause of
the people when tried by the unerring
test of experience. The Providence
Journal says:
"PrObably there was never better
abused Congress. We believe that even
its own members have not claimed for it
trancendant ability. The general verdict
is that its talent was rather under than
over the average of that Of its predeces-
sors. Yet we think that it has not re-
ceiyed as much credit as it deserves for
industry, abstinence from long speeches,
and desire to legislature for the good of
the country. Compared with the two
Congresses, which Immediately preceded
it, in these respects or in respect to deco
rum, for want Of which il has been Sc
verely and often justly criticised, it has
nothing to fear. The absence of many
Southern DULLES has contributed very
essentially to the preservation of better
order. To say that portion Of the Con-
gress have failed TO meet all the demands
of these extraordinary times upon them,
or that the decisions and the legislation
have not in all cases been the wisest and
best, is only to say that the members are
human infallible, and that they have
sometimes failed where a Congress OF
Burkes, or Solons, or Hamiltons, or Frank
Inns, or Jeffersons, mnst sometimes have
erred. A work so difficult has perhaps
never developed upon any Congress, GER
tainly upon none since the very hrst
days of the Republic. SO entirely un-
precedented were the troubles to be en-
countered, so nice and difficult were
many of the questions Of constitutional
law, so perplexing were the problems to
be solved, that the very highest states
mapship might almost be appalled, at the
task. judged by the standard Of recent
Congresses and with due consideration OF
the peculiar nature of its work, we be-
licve that this Congress has no occasion
TO be ashamed of its general record
The drift of the legislation, whatever ex-
ception may be taken to some particulars
has been in consOnance with the desires OF
the people, and has been by majority
of the people deemed wise and salutary
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PoIIoE PRooEEDNos, BEFoRE REooRDEn
SHANE Tuesday, March 1oA.
ID. NJ MeClaren was brought before
the court on three writs, charging him
with selling liquor 10 negroes, The pros
ecutor was a gent from tho vine-clad
hills Of Sunny Italy, by the name of Car
rigan. The Italian failed to come to time
and the costs in the case were charged 10
him and Mr. MeClaren dismissed.
Sam Yirsin-whe is aes yi5git,-was
found guilty Of being drunk and disor-
derby, He was fned three dollars and
costs.
Luke NOughton, keeping dlsOrderly
house. Fined three dollars and costs.
Mr.. Skinner was fined three dollars
and costs for being disorderly and five
dollars for contempto of court
Robt L. Scott, for getting drunk, was
fined three dollars and costs,
Kate McInagee, who halls from a
country famous for its good whisky pun
ehes aud kind-hearted natives, was up
on drunk and disorderly charge. The
Recorder faed her five dollars and costs
Four houses, for doing business with
out the proper permit were fined the
costs aud made TO take out the proper pa
pers
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8g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Sumner Relieves Curtis !
Rebel Steamers at Nassau F!

New York, March 10.--Gen. Sumner
takes the command now held by Curtis.
The Treasury has sufficient bullion to
meet all expected demands.
The steamer Retribution, with three
other rebel steamers is at Nassau.
Bermuda papers says that the British
steamer Columbia, arrived from Whining
ton, with cargo Of cotton and tobacco.
Cotton, eighty-six and eighty-seven
cents. Gold, weak at fifty-seven and a
half to ffty-nine cents. JUS
The President has been reques ted by
responsible persons TO furnish letters of
marque and reprisal. n#.
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Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.

LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY, March 10.
Gold seems to be stiGening up somewhat, the bAnR
buying yesterday At prices ranging from so to 81
per cent premium. The buying rate Of silver was q
ga per cent prem and Of demand notes 4s@5O PEI
cent prem. We do not venture to Indicate selling
rate, as the bankers have applications for either
gold, silver CT demand notes We quote Koniueky
notes at lO@l2 q cent promluIn and lpdiana notes
At 69s premium. The demand for the notes d
the three old banks Of Tennessee ID fair at 26e2h
cent premium Government certificates Of indebted
ness are bought at 0716@os southern currency gen
orally Ia quotable at from % to 80 y cent discount
Eastern exchange remains duh at 4@1z v cent dis
count buying and par selling. Canada currency
soils AZ a premium Of 90 q cent
FloUA AEB GRAIN. --Floor dull alta decline, with
light sales superhne at s. 15@6, aud Of extra aud
family at 80 5OGe Is. wheat, toe Is lower the cur
rent quotations beiag 81 2o@l 20 for red and prime
white. We quote corn in bulk from the country
At 05@7Oc y bushel, and shoed at 1O@T6e. Oats n
demand At 65@3Oo from the wagons. Rye ss90Oc
Sales " barley atsi 25@l 80. Sales srptiufs a, $40
v ton, shorts al sl5, aud bran at sl2,
CuEEsR-sales Of IS boxes Western Reserve At lsJs
@l4c.
oonIEs--Iittlo doing. sales OF ~ hhds. sugar
At I31Se crushed and refined sugar at l71S3lTsle,
fsw barrels New York molases At Csc and IS bags Rio
coffee at go.
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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FoRcES,
NASHVILLE, TENN, March 8, 1868

Special Order No. 62.l
l. Messrs. GoLTz and TABB having
been released from confinement within
the Southern lines;
VIZ. Fl. CALHoUS and G. w, DoNEoAN
will be released from confinement here.
BY Order Of Brig. Gen. r. b. MIToHnLL,
Commanding.
JoHN PRATT, A. A. q.
ma7ch 10-3L
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Sutler. Atten1Ion.

We have in store and s.s a...llv rsssiv.
ing general assortment Of goods suited
to your trade. We are receiving daily
large additions to our stock, to which we
inyitSyonr attention before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
HARSKY, HUoHEs g. Co,
No. So east side public square, three doors
above the north east corner, Nashville,
Tenn. March 10.
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SiKty-three rebel prisoners, captured
a few days ago at Unionville, were
brought to this city yesterday evening.
Col. JoHN A. MARTIN, our Provost Mar
shall, furnished them with quarters in the
lower end of the market house. Most all
ofthese prisoners belong 10 the 4th Ala
bama cavalry. Capt, w. R. WHIrEMAN,
and Lieutenants b. DAVIDSON and T. B.
KING, are among the number.
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DESTRUCTION or FoRTs HERMAN AMI
HENRY.-These two forts, on the Tennes-
see river were evacuated and destroyed
on Thursday last by the Federal troops,
as they are liable 10 overflow, and not de
slrable for offensive or defensive opera
tions. Their armamsnts, stores, go,
were removed TO Fort Donelson. 1t Is
said that other and stronger works are 10
be erected In the same yicinity.-Lou.
LongnaL
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From FRANKLIN.--It is currently re-
ported that VAN Dorm, by the heavy ad-
vance of the Federal troops, has quit for
tifying at Spring Hill, and is now in full
retreat on Columbia.
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officers who are in want of Hats,
Caps, and Gents Furnishing Goods,
should go to GREEN & GREENS, 49, Col
lege street They keep constantly on
hand the latest styles and best qualities.
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NAsHyILLE USIoS CLUB.-Members Of
this club will please call at the City
Treasurer's office and report their resi-
denoe that is, the civil district ward or
county in which they reside,
IosRAcE IL. HARRISON, Seo'y.
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The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, al
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office of w. j. MARI, corner of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Teh.h. -
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Spring Goods.

I. Ii. FRENcH, No 81, Public Square,
is to-day opening every variety of extra
quality Ladies', Misses, aud Childrcn's
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, and Bal.
morals, made expressly for him, which
he warrants to bis customers.
March Il-3t.
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TRUEsDAL, BILLY COLLIER, BRowS &
Co. K. II. SISdLEToN, and w. H. KELLER
the gentlemanly and kind newsdealers
of our city, have our thanks for renewed
faYnra
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 'Oa

sPRAoUE's Minstrels are still perform
ing at Odd Fellows Hall, and continue
to draw good houses.
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One Of tho personal correspondents
atWashington describes Mrs. SwIssuELM
as "iearfully clever You look at her,
listen TO her, and feel sure that she could
take ship across the ocean that she
could command a brigade, govern State,
and have superauous power left for iufin-
lite inhnitessimal purposes ht
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Ths weather is very disagreeable. 1t
rained almost necessarily yesterday and
until a late hour last night, with no pros
petcs of clearing off soon.