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We are obligedio z. NJ. Davis, Of the &C.
vance News Depot, fer copy Of The new
humorous weekly, after the order Of Punch,
and entitled "Mrs. Grundy." It's contents
are "fat and improbable" and very like
the drivel Of garrulOus old lady. If"Mrs.
Grundy" can't do better, she might as well
don her night clothes and retire to rest
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The OaIV Remedy

Those who suffer from foul breath are oper
to the charge Of earelessness. It is an Of
fence. that cen be speedily abated, as E sin.
| gle bottle Of the Fragrant SOzODOST will IN.
mistsknbly accomplish the work. No toilet
table should be without It. It viii preservs
aud keep the teeth white and the breath
pure and sweet.
Sold by all Druggists.
julll tues ,thur&fri.
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Carr. HUSTER BRooKE.-0ur citizens viii
be pleased 10 learn that Capt. Brooke has
returned from his Gate trip in good health
and spirits. he is one Of the best Provost
Msrshsls in the county, and win be held
in lively snd pleasing remembrance BY the
people Of Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

PaRsoxAL-We had the pleasure Sunday
evening Of meeting Col. John B. Brownlow,
son Of our distin guished Governor. he is
now editing the Knoxville WING with signal
ability. No one csn. be well posted in East
Tennessee affairs without the Wing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Tar Joss O'GEoArs' ssLooS.-This So.
leon, situated on Union street, bel~esn
Cherry and Summer streets, is aewly
opened, and fitted up in the neatest ana
NOS. improved style. The wines sud H.
quon are Of The choicest, and our clever
islloW-tOWnsman, Andy Dickson, Is always
on hand 70 tx up beverages necessary "a
qasneh the inner man during this very ho'
aeaton,
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sHoT.-Dave johnson, eolored boy, was
shot in the leg on Sunday while going along
College street. The perpetrator Of the act
is unknown.
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SPECIALNOTICES.
E8SS
CONE & TUNNEL

uAvE just received the following pOpulsi
II Books:
Wylders Hand. Fairy Fingers.
st. PHILIPPE. Mary Brsndegee. At Anchor.
siraihmOre. Hugh wOrhngtOa.
Husbands and Homes. Looking Around.
The Hulyars and Burtous.
Gypsies OF Danes Dyke. Pque.
Goethe's wilhelm Msister.
Emily Chsster. Gea. Thomas Life.
George Gerth. Love aud Money.
The Matchmaker. The Gayworthy's.
The Beautiful Widow. Msesr-a-
BeuIah. Iaez. Moods. Peculiar. st. Leger
MTMarrsd Life at Hillside.
Woods snd wGers Of the ssransc,
Croqust. Art Of Conversation.
skirmshcs and Sketches Quits.
schalers Poems. EnOch Arden.
The Jest Book.
Book Of Golden Deeds. Beatrice.
Nothing But Money.
Lorrimer TittegoOd. Silent Struggles.
Clever Woman Of the Family.
A Son OF the SOL. Our Mutual Friend.
Call and examine. At
CONE & TUNNELS
No. 40 Cherry street.
iulyl-a EashYns, Teri
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AUoTIox eAtE Attention is invited 10 the
advertisement Of Geo. Shields A Co, 25 and
q College street. Ladies' and g ntlemon in
want Of the articles to be sold will get rare
bargains. Let there be fun attendance
this morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

NuIsASor.-McGovern 4 Arnold, dealers
in raw hides, on Front street, were 6ned $50
yesterday, By the Re 'nrdsr, for creating a
nuisanse. They gave notice that they
would take an appeal from his decision.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

sPEAKIEG AT FRASKLIN.-MesIrs. Smith
Campbell, Carter and Brien, spoke at Frank
in yesterday to a large crowd. We under
stand our Mayor drove centre every time
be fred. Campbell suffered severely.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

svIEDLINo. : Some scoundrsl has been
selling horses along the Granny White
pike to persons to whom he represented
himself government officer. The horses
Nere branded with the letters Z. 8.
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GlhAfED ar stolen ffou ne Mafket Horsp. On
~ sas nscraa1e 81 4uif ~. oua DARK BAL
hlA, =. reEfy 1laax acne aud tai. small crnn al
let sAT, back iegls years a and about is ha1ds
n.sn- Ed % hcF-akl1 rdie sud rhi caidrfi
= 10. ArY persan ErnE lrilrrsa'icn cocceTni *
lyi-a ADAM COX.
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GnTnrnmanf lnetInn saIa

1 will sell on Tuesday, July IIth, 1865. at
Hospital No. &c, College street, below
Church, at 10 o'clock, a. M, 572 bed sacks:
40 hair mattresses; S. blankets; So matt
resses; 976 linen shirts; 6s prs. drawers; 9II
cotton shirts; Is wash tubs, heating
stoves; cooking stoves, and a great many
articles not mentioned above.
A. J. CONFORr.
Asst. Surg. L. 8. A.
ToS. Q. CRUNK, AuctiOneer. juls-St
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PRovOsT MARsHAL.-Eight persons tool
the oath at Gen. Parkhursts headquartsrs
yesterday. LIST It., Fred Iehbaum, %
regiment Georgia Local troops, a citizen o
this county, and I'd 1t. Henry H. MOony
4sth Team, C. s. A., Int, of Maury county
were among the number.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

We regret TO learn that our efficient Act
ing Provost Marshal, Capt. Metealf, has
bcen quite sick.
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PARDoSED.-Cspt E. D. Payne and Rev
J. B. MeFerrin, Of the rebel army, and for
1nerly citizens Of Nashville have been par.
doped bv President johnson.
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Carr. sQUIAE.-This popular officer is de.
tailed from the 9TH Ohio sharpshooters as
Judge Advocate in place Of Lieut.. B. F.
Cook. relieved.
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The residence Of Rev. j. B. McFerrin, in
Edgedsld, we learn. was destroyed By fro
yesterday morning about 1 O'Clock. Il had
been occupied by refugees. and wss recently
vacated.
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Bro s.LE.-Japt. Kirk sold yesterday at
the corral, S65 horses at an average Of $50
per head. This the first installment Of 40OO
70 be sold The sa'es will be daily.
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NArHrlLLt. -. ~ Z. -.

HArHTmLE, TESS-, July Z, 1865.
Mr. sam. Isthrop and Mrs. Post.
To VIZ. CAnEsoS & Co, fiblisAcgs Union. Or.
To amount cue for printing programmes
and advertising 90
AbseODded without paying the amount,
besides leaving indebtedness to other par
ties ofover s100. q
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wehave oticed that there were an unusual
number of sun-strokes du=ing the late heat
ed term.
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coNmssIOSEB.-W. A. Knight was com
inissioned on the 9Th inst, Justice Of the
Peace for the 2sth district Of Davidson
county.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

A meeting Of the Physicians Of Nashville
is requested this morning, at so'elock, a. m,
Atthe oihce Of Drs. Lindsey + winston, 60
arrange for attending the funeral Of the late
Venerable DR.. Felix Robertson.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Dos'r DsISK TOO MUCH Ior w1TER.-When-
ever heated be careful moi to drink large
quantities Of ice water. A MAJ died last
week At Bakers station for not observing
this rule.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

b. an act Of the Legislature every voter
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk Of the County Court in The county
in which he lives before he can vote.
CLERKS Of counties can be supplied BY ap-
plieatiOn 10 this Office, OF By mail, enclosing
funds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Yesterday was comp srstivsly oeoi,
sud We did fear sun-sirOke As much as
on previous asys.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

The l2lth Ohio Infantry, sud a battery Of
Of six psrIol guns, went Off on the Louis
ylle train yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

LYING DEAD ON TIE STREET.-A gentle-
man, quite well dressed, was found lying
upon the pavement on College street in
broad daylight yesterday dead-drunk.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Messfs. Cone a runnell continue their IA
Son daily. Thanks TO them.
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Thomas Coppuch, lS4th lli=ois Infantry
was arrested Cor sssaulting and iobbing jas
slahly OF about SlO0. He was sent 10 the
military prison.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

soDA FoUST.-If you want to drink first
rate glass Of soda-water, drop in upon W.
&c. Hills, corner Cedar and High street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

BrRsL,EY.-E3ward Waldrideo was sent
yesterday 20 The Provost Ma. shul Tor break
Tag into the house OF Isham Davis.
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District headquarters viii be at Murfrees-
boro' until Gen. Rousseau returns from his
Kentucky canvass.
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CHaNP FERsUsoS.-The trial Of this out
law It Is thoughtwill commence to-day. The
witnesses are arriving constantly.
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Barney Sampson was arrested yesterday
"a committing an assault and battery on
y s. Archer. He wah turned over to the
eiyil authorities.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Tn law and miscellaneous lGbrary fb.
late Andrew Ewing, viii be sold wedp...
day morning, the l2th inst, a, ". Il. Inca,
! Co, % Public sgusrs.
julyu-2.s
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THE CRops.-We learn that the crops in
West Tennessee are all looking very finely.
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We arc indebted 10 W. c. Collier for tn
latest newspapers received last evning.
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G. J. Crawford vas arrested for assaulting
md stabhing MAJ near the Chattanooga
depot, on yesterday.
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Poland's continues the centre of aLtrac-
ton. There is another fine bill fer to-
night.
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We saw quite large quantity Of cotton
shipped By rail yesterday evening.
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Blind Tom played Jas. nighttO delighted
audience.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

Qua JOs oFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Ofsee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11

srAEBED.-A discharged soldier was stab
bed seven times yesterday afternoon, by
some person who tried TO rob him. 1t occur
red near the tIestle work on the ChattanoOya
bridge. DR.. Hughes dressed the wounds
which are not serious. One cut, ~ inches
deep, in the iDguinal regions, viii prove
troublesome.
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YOtel VOte!l Yoteil,

For sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be cold cheap for cash.
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For sale At this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. Will be sold cheap for essh.
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s4asllrllIg Aaioll.
TUESDAY. July II, 1866.

JOSEF B. oUHBT, Of the National Banaer.
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
e;uusti.
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wK. P. EAFOS Co., are our sole Advsr-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICE, q PR BOX

asn-a-m
TyHIs CERATE has BEEN n U5E 81 THE
u FRENCH AEcdlES F0E THE PAST ffF1I
years and thare Is no ffeuch soldi1r Eha does not
know its value.
Il was also used extensively By tie allied armies
In The Cnnlea1 var, cad such Hcre SIC benanta
derived from 10 use that it has acquired World
vide reputation, and 10 soldier who EnOFs o. its
msflf wl b. Tor q si1Ele week Eitl1It boz IN has
knapsac b. tbs use Of this Ccrlse - elgay8 has
aSit guard agsusi he various troInlsa 70 which
soldier u subject, a. By using it on be c5othlng be
can prrV vert t1e Appearance q TeTTin, ana tha dis
eases q ths skin en1uersted aho5e End siter they
haYs msdf their Appearance, it j. tgl ttie trouble
With TIE aid q ths Carats, 70 I'd hinsef q tnase
disEeroeahif troubles.
The pgopristoss have gone 70 Erest expenas 10
procure ne crgInzi rsqlpe q Dr.. Ralioc, Hth un
drectons sid TIE apparat1a for Misunderstanding ne
Csrsle, e. i fas becn made 81 ne original iuge1-
iof End have procured The
Sole Agency Of the United States,
And nave selected dspot Dor l1e ma1uiacture o.
TIE s-ticle IN Nashville, q a. 70 Be
Near Ire Army o. the Cumberland,
And also depos n Washiagicr Or - secofsmo-
I dation Of The
Army Of the Potomac,
So e 70 placs u Carafs n reach q every solder
I In la aartira n ne Unitad Eisic1.
| A thazftiela Il dacIdailF
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Lopl,nls ard Nashville RaIIro.a..cA.ug,

The trims on The B,uisyile and Nashville Rail
road strira and sisr.srf a., f,li,,v,g.
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Tho Soldiers Friend

We wm ssdssEof &c have il aislys i. reach Of
every scleIcr.
Tthe Esialx Cerate d fsr sais ~ al f,ruz-
risis md Dcaals a AIlcy 6o0ds 10 Naahrii-. asa
- ne FEcpr.siors-
Cent b NAL posi-Eaid. . szy sdaFsa On rsos.pi
Il 81 IA
AL orders - nal should b sddraases b I. ".
FarpzEoTth . Co. a1ccossG9s 70 q. y Pario.F a Co
ys-U apsi-sf
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River and Steamboat News.

ARRTyED.
J. ". Evansville
VIM. Butler Louie
DEPARTED.
Dc T. "eho-'...'''- evansville.
Water 2e inches on Harpeth Shoales, aud
falling
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Old Course Of Treatment


plea sure
and has beea usd o5
700 Teahru
will elargafh
d f ocures
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and thoughtful ;3,i:1'1 viii readily re-
ceive. Let parents consider it, cSpc-
clally at this period, when, with many,
the school Of ed1cayion, per Sc, can 40
longer be commanded, aud when
there are perhaps few adequate teach
crs of books, or hooks themselves, to
be had. Briefly, :ls we cannot pay for
schooling, and rs we need all the
Labor of all our children for our relief
and their support, it is vitally ilnpor-
tant to teach that q mere scholastic
education may be dispensed with by
ALL those young people who have souls
OF sufficient resolution to hnd the
teacher in the toll itself The young
men must go to present employment
tor present support, and Minh 0s Mcy
toA Thought Is study. For the more
youthful, just entering upon their
teens, large proportion must now
find their way into the several trades
must become artisans or mechanics.
Ii there be any lurking ynnity in the
family. which rcvolts ut this necessity,
then the wisdom OF God was never
more apparent than in the present
condition Of things among us, where
Necessity, as 1t Lictor. or :, Fate.
stands above us with rcd or Sco,u'ge,
and drives us to the performance of Il
painful duty, in order to the deyelop-
mt ut OF an essential lut1lormant yir-
tue!
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RECEIPTS or CorrON. Tho receipts
of cotton by the South Carolina Fail
road, from the 26th ult to the 18th
inst, inclusive, have been |. 236 bates,
being an average of about 80 I'alcs per
day.
STAMPS ON l.. GAL PAPER. .-The Su-
preme Court Of Wisconsin has decided
that the law OF Congress requiring
stamps on legal papers, either ut the
beginning or other stages of :: suit, is
unconstitutional
Capt. Percivnl D:ayton, OF the
United States Navy, Il native of South
Carolina, died recently at Washington,
ID. c. He was a son of the h.tc Col.
VIM. Drayion. He was Chief of
Bureau at the time OF his demise. and
Admiral ID. d. Porter has been ap-
pointed to I'll! biz place.
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The scccssionists Of Washington
are quiet circulating subscription
lists 1or ,.le benefit OF Mrs. jeff
DAVIS, who is reported to he in re-
duced circumstances. application
was made by Mrs. Davis to visit her
husband at Fortress Monroe, but the
request was not granted:
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TIE famous vessel Alexandria in
tended as blockade runner, has been
turned into q river boat, and now plies
between London and Gravescnd. She
is IL novelty on the Thames, us she is
the only boat that has cabins upon
deck, III the American STYLE
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For CONVENTION. Charleston,
the nol1iaces for the Convention are
becoming numcr":::; There are two
tickets. Yhc name: o? ono we have,
alrr;lI X published! Here ;:r those Of
the olhcr ticket. NJ: L. IL. Lucas
has declined the nominations:
&. ". Williams. X. T. H;.vcnc!, +.
". Eason, VIM. Lobby, VS.. Hcnc-
rey, W. j. Gaycr, D. e. Wayne, Il.
j.. s5tl,'hec3er. l.. L. Potter, w. J.
Bonnet, II. II. Lucas, r. II. Lock
wood, \. Cameron, J. M,rsh. II. I.
Pcalc, T. L. SinSlctarv, J. *. Stein.
meyer, JOS. S. Addison, T., NJ. Whit
ing, WIS. Adams.
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We have bean rcuu"&5c1 to state that the
Concert Musicale. anrn'i',r. d for this even
ins, is unavoida;'iy :m>., ooncd until Weth
ncsday evening, a!i,i will then take place at
the College Chapel, wiei,in the Campus.
COLUMBIA GAs-LruHT Co:ipASY a.o
requested by the Seer, tar to cal! the attcn-
ton af Stockholders - .nc !nn-payln, mt of
their assessments. D,y tlic charter, their
stock is liable to BE sold al public auction,
which will he done If l..:.:l'.it IS lot m,t'c
by Wednesday, 22d inst
Fr.sfI!X MEDICINES -1ilc reader will note
that Or. 2. Melvin Concn mas received 4
fresh. supply Of domestic medicines. The
doctors reputation. a.. Il chemist and piiar-
nlaccutist, has been established for some
forty years. There can bc no doubt Of his
medicines. We have had occasion to try
them. AID we kliuw The doctor knew him
fifty years ago III Charvsi.oH. and believe
that he knows WiEtt ~ buys ,tu,, is quite
familiar with everything .l"t ic has to sell.
We take fcvSrantru tl::it his stock Is o!:,. OK
the S"lcrtr:>t that can h.. iuil.d IN Il S,uth-
rrn ln:rkcs and We :,"!irvc among the
cheapest also. 1T ~ lr'N,ablv among the
largest: out OF t!!nr!r.;;n:. in all C;ioi.i;l.
~---->,> -,-e--,--
l;EGrL>rIrH ur i'1:.E--.Siucc our tow,
,''otl, WAS Sir!1nan!zc;! our good citizens
have scarcely Dr%n ahl- - tell the progress
of tim>.. I" l,~c the .l'nrS Of the day or
kc>pa :to'l watch i'll ';i,rin:, order. Cooks
were ,lrt &tlrll' at ilui,.' Housewives We're
pep, tualy II odds with impatient hus-
'"' s''''''''' "''> w. '' AZ at ''.' '1i"''
;.lu ,c't So; "vr>',''Hr. .U;!"H chops, be
ra,,sc Of Tic lack ct {: good !, !; .il1,,r be-
came crisp offences ~ 'i''';'ils''', and SO
' 3 Icy 'n''E 'HtI ,,r ,%N ~ y" w. ny r,c;, r,''
Mr.. John Veal H.; r~'...l. !, d Il regulator
at lis rl,ica III I!l,n sire /. Nihch ,Nu-,
!:ni %,'@;;''''. "v'A Mi;'n "" (" ny IT. so t"
Hr w. ,,''' s''. w., ''Fa
sr,:-,!.. Ming. or, in "r,l.. % "air ~ time,
.i.s'I!,! it !r n'r'' convenient 70 YOU. see
ir"i. i%,"nt" ut 'hr ."I:',;r. COTE: WI" 10 la1 y
,;,r.'..c, ','c ; rn cook n,,, Wv :>.,':
il, drcss;,:y hey ,r,t*i:h.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. -Ntrn'soti iscallcd
t. :he following; advertisements. which "rc
published i"r TIE !lrs. t:!a' e:hS morning:
C. :. .'riki..:- ius. Hrroi.,A.
Gen. Ci!IH'rc--t'tn":"i q: ''Ia .<"- s. II,
ID; nr T. y 70 u c,I,cu- ,n,., and Medicines
Mn:.c x Vsr:.ar,l rr.ira..r;rx.
;" : l''i''"hl' I.r:A"ia':::'.
= -',ro.'rir-.
i i,rnwn W;n.lsnr Srnn'
To,:.s,l:d ( Nurt,, -SNl..rl I:,, H..
y. "; r,ai :Mrii,,;'ld t;' %ll*,r Wanted.
'a. Ia :''' ---M':a,S n;:.' '''''' "'7'''>'
IL Solomon N Cn.ES,;c, Materials.
=. -br,:%.
--NN" Arrivals.
DEATEI.-We arc Srivvcd to hear OF
the death of Captain &, orSr Allen
War'l,:,w, OF this village, by a sudden
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AN IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures


RATE CorroN IN l;UHor::. a decision
OF the most inter, sting character l!;::,
been given in the London Nic>-En:,n-
ceilors' Court The United States
sued for the possession of q quantity
of cotton which 14Ir Charles I'violrall.
;,n alleged foraicr agent OF tll.. late
Confederate authorities, claimed to
lave :a.prior len upon, i1lasmuch as
no. had lost twenty thousand pounds
by the sad Government, The United
States claimed that whenever Il Ue
f;tcfo Government bad been superseded
or pnt an cn;i 10, the tlispl.!c;nG Go
vcrllnent succeeded To Ill its riyi.t anu
property.
Nice-l l.lancelior Wood ruled that
the United States m"Stakallr the
cotton, but IL doing SD wrlS bound TO
respect. the agreement entered into
with regard to the aforesaid cotton Ivy
the the timt2 Government. to whom il
originally belonged NIr. priole,t,,
WAS appointed receiver Of the pro-
pcrtv on his entering into security To
fhc ca tent OF twenty y-lhous;tnu pounds,
and, subsequently, the cotton was
handed over to him by the Liverpool
Dock Board ,l-CHoS. CIu,ic,:, Auy. II.
The NoElHE>SrTKA R>ILRoAp-
We are informed hat the indctatig:l-
die managers OF this road have com
plct-d and lulmchcd their flat, b;lilt
! for the purpose OF transporting rolling
stock, and have succeeded in placing
on this side OF the s;.ntoc River TWO
engines and several passenger coaches.
| which will insure hereafter the re9s1-
larity OF the iriwerlIy train. Wcare
also glad to hear that, before very
long, another engine will b" 1lattru
over, which will fulfill the great pre-
sent desire of editors, correspondents,
&e., by giving i daily ronlmunic:ltion
| with the outside world
C1uA,>tn,, H'crS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-21

A new born baby in Maine weighed
twenty seven pounds
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-21

day underwent . further dsvslopment
to-day. Tho sales Of tn" c,ub-Trea-
sury have been re9.la.: ,7eragiug
nearly the whole Of the receipts for
customs duties, thus adding to the
load the gold bulls have to carry.
So soon us the Treasury sales term,-
nate, however. the market will react.
The opening quotation was I'll :, fol-
lowed by decline to- l1o2>. Tho
market then began to recover, and
after rising'ao 1111s ut twenty minutes
past two p. m., closed at l41(t IS 1T
half-nast four o'clock.
Tho foreign exchange maril"S was
firm up TO one O'Clock, but 1t after
wards weakened. Bankers sterling,
at sixty day, which sold at loS7s<'@
100 in the morning, declined L -r:sc-
ton with the reaction IN gold. Me-
ca"tile bills sold u, higil as l03'.:.
CoT~O:;.
The market was f;;irlv active, and
prices for al descriptions, thouyh not
materially changed were rather more
steady, particularly the inferior and
common grades. Tho sales comprised
$500 bales. We quote: Upland, Or
dinarv, -; Mil;;!;..!52, II; Good Md
ding, II.