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We are authorized - anncunos Da. b.. RUa6FiL
az caudda Tor Aliernan ID tns TaIrf Ward.
Eisction last saturday IN sePteuiber- au-i- ~
We are authorized 70 announce GEOk6E ~
KINNEY o. . candidate FOR Ademani 20 The
=, obd Ward u. SUI
We are authorzsd 10 -announcs JAMES SLOAN
a. a cHndidste Tor Alderman N The Iinrd WARD =
the ne1t election. D4t-iur
We ars authorised 70 announce ROBERT
THOMPSON e. a candidate Tor Aldernsu no the
Fret Ward. Eiscton last SATURDAY Ia september.
Aug stn-tde.
JOHN n. ALMOND Is a candidate or Ccunei-
man ia the Third Ward. Election % the last set
urjsy ID September VI
WEare authorized 70 announce, for the
u50b WsrH
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1FRRfTr A HILI.-Desiers 10 Wall Paper
MI WtpBov ghsdes WindoW Glass and Photo
gT-I,lnc Material. corner Of Chunrh and Market
sireats
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/ Auction Sale
r.#- OF
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron

MILITARY DIVISION 90 THE rFNIsrssEFD
.Lhioi Qlarlermn-ter's udca, l b bl T. b.
Nashville, Tenn, Aue. d. lsd.
NJ ILlste sobl si Public Aurtton t1 ti.s fraH..f
" bidder. the following property, ou arrHbat a.
the United States
On FRIDAY. September l6ih. ui J. ]. HIII -rr.-
Car works, Columbus, uhil, 'faanty Five hrs L..l
Freight Cars Q feet gauge
on MONDAY, september lsih. 81 ri,s N.sH.si1
Gar Compsny's Factory, etrut. Men. Igurrra
New koE Freight Car. Sect guare
Also. oa SAME bAh. ~ rils detroit Car gau.-
pany's Factory, iniltY hgai ArF Plat Cars. usa
ieot Euage
On VIZ hE1DAt, september 4lth, 30 uatEe. f.
bsrkef'a Car Work.. miehgsu Gov. ui rs.lu.
i've NsW hoK FrsiEht Carr feet fsuFs
sales ~ commence a. "a am. Terms Clah .a
tnFsrumeut iuuda H. D. CHILLY.
an9l0-id Capt. aui A q "a o. $ AusY.
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In the Kentucky Conference Of the n. E.
Church South, at Covington on wednesdsy,
majority and minority reports in regard to
reunion with the NJ. E. Church were IN.
troduced, the former iavoring reunion, and
the latter deprecating any movement to-
ward such result, bat expressing willingz
ness - eonsider through the General Con
ference Of the Church South any PROPOSE
tons Of the Chureh North, Aher IA excl
ting discussion the minority repOrt vaz
adopted on Thursday by a vote Of 81 70 Is.
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A New Orleans letter 70 the New York
World, estimates that tbe entire sugar crop
Of Louisiana fOr this year, viii not exceed
ls,0es hogsheads, againsl s0o, 600 IL 1880.
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Oficers' pay accounts and soldiers anal
statements, competed aud pafehased 20
lowest rates. AlsO Qaarierrn ssfers S'aii-
mislary and Ordnance paPeri, maae ~
promptly b. compelent aud eEPerienfeA
CLERKS, at No. 81 North cherry street
Ftrrtfa q LAKEWOOD.
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metropolitan Enterprise.
Depot, SIS BrOaaw az.

An immsaae Stock Of Fan1s Wasrhss kaafrv
AMI fanc5 doods, al % b. soii 90 lssE DpllsR
cn, afhQut % gard o. vsiHa. aad boz "a ~ tsIf
ior GU Jousee snai Jon wi receive
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VOL. ".
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

,y,ARFy a SMITH, Nos. sc and 80 Union street
,ts, sts.rsl represent the following Companies
anna ii Hartford, Security Menha tan, metropol'
= pi'l.sir sod Kuickerb0cker Life Of New York
- Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS..

lONE TUNsELI5-Wholessle and Retail
- Booksellers. stailoners and News ABehs
III. ~ North Cherry street Nashville, Tenn.
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A GYMS WAITED F5E -rhG SECRET aEa-
"A VIE. ~ Ped. fns buusr.1. en.i ne -
csp-a Ths uost iafereslnf 90 gt.i-ne u'llA
1919 49, ~ s1ar FeslH uIfeilnF
ifrough the aoutn in ne ttcfct tefflr 81 ne
ssI1rifsi-sss d IN aaouuf m uitfrEK events. aod
- - 49,, snr 6thsr aoFk pub s6ed. ae1d 10
cj.,,,l,-rs. Hdlifss1 luNAi, attls, q Co,
"a ", Az siEaei, claclaHsli, oia,
sasit.sas daE.
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TTNNRRs. &C.

IARw. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
rutiness Agents, over fork's Book store, 81.
imon str ct, Nashville, Tenn suto-om'
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CoLaArE q CO. beg % inform their custo-
msrs that they SIN continue the msnufae.
turo of their various styles u Family and
Toilet Soaps. Starch, aud Oeudles.
Prices current forwarded By mail 90 an.
plIcation. COLgaTE a Co
Eos.s 81 s. John e., Kew YORK.
fulV26- Son
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Notice 10 Claimants.

A IL PERSoAS HAVING FILLED CI ANS
n before che Board OF Claims iu NsshUua I.du
cAsi have the eolisatons sfleula o.. ADD a.8 Ifts
CuIisiC ion Of All fIs1rl,aI aaHsll.-f a..
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The FORTRESS Monroe correspondent Of the
-. -. tr.....Ii .aHs of JEFF. DaFia.

Kew York Hfuild sa1s CT zen. DsFisi
II am ted thst from remarks he has lei
drou ugist,r the nasi lev days, TIE trial Of
C-thtain wiz has made him more aeusibly
snxia,,s srd apprshens.ve on The subject,
aod tbst hs does NOT talk ~ glihly, o. hope
fullv g. defsutiy, - heretoiore- DO
kn.i,ss bat b ,his trial, IN the hendish rev
elatiops of bsrbsrity 70 our pr soners, n
their whalesaie Starvation and maraefs he
sees t.,e haudHrting on the wall Proelaiii'-
ing his fgte p
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Oaiicsrs' Accounts made out and eashsd.
Qnartsrunastera' sud Ordnsucs accounts
promptly made up ~ n. T0mpkins, late
MAJOR 18th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of-
Zee corner Of Cherry ana Cedar streets, up
afafra
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CLAM AGENTS, &e.
COAL AND WOOD.
Commisslon and Forvarding.
nFWs nEALERs, AZ.

E,,UL.A SANFORD Forwarding aud Coo mis-
SION Merchants. Our prompt attention - gwen
h the receiving and forwarding Of OOtfoN. Al
south Market ttoest.
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General SlOeum and the New Y0FE
DemOeraPV.

SYRACUSE, Sept I3.-The letter Of Major
General Slocum to John A. Green, has been
furnished by him for publication, because OF
the publication Of other alleged private cor
respondence. Gen. Green further savs he
published the letter with view 10 set nj
rest the efforts 70 iniure Gen. Slocum bv the
allegation that be accepted the nomination
because Of hostility to the President. growing
out OF the question of arming the Mis-
sissippi militia.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTNENf or Mss }
NIcKsBURG, Aug. II, 1865. /
Nv Dear Sir: Your favor Of the u inst
has come 10 hand. In reply would STAT
that Z ana IN favor Of the principles which
appear thus far TO have governed Presideni
! johnson in regard 10 the Southern States
that is, TO allow these States 10 decide VII
shall and who shall not be entitled to the
right of suffrage. In a few words, am
! ia favor Of returning at the earliest practice
bic period 10 government Of civil law.
believe the true interests OF the country de-
mauis a more economical administration ol
affairs; an effort toreduee the national debt
a substitution Of civil for military courts: 4
more careful Observance Of the constitutioriai
rights Of States and individuals. III these
views are such as will be endorsed bv vour
Convention, aud If the Convention shonld
nominate me for Secretary oil state. shall
accept the nomination ] ana now az q great
distrance from tbs sceneo action. The only
mail by which this communication can
reach you before The assembling of the Con
vention leaves here within a few hours.
With this brief statement leave The mat
TER in your own hands, knowing your friend
ship towards me, and being assured that Won
will be governed, IN some respects at least,
by these feelings 1.-THE Convention should
not adopt the platform You anticipate, |
trust you VIII not press my name.
] an, very respectfully. your obcdigni
servant, IL. ". SlocrN-
To JoHN A. GKEES, IT., Syracuse, Ny
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,

T1,st reserved medal snd honorable mention from
~ R,ysl Commissioners, the compehton of an
tr,,,,,renf manufacturers al ''Com starch" and
PREPARED Com Flour az tms snd other eouniI'es
rE..H
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ths Filth Ward
p. J. KAUFMAN.

j. j. KAUFMAN.
Wears suthonzsd b announcs DR. r. A. BAR
BERT as a candidate f9r eouueiiriln. 10 Che ca
Ward.
We are authorized % announce y. Z. Rust a. =
candidats for Couuriiman from The Seventh ward.
aaFl-uie
We are authorized 10 announce r. y GO9D-
LAT a. = csudldate for CuuucIimtn % rePfcteni
tie sif Ward % Ire Mlnicipa eieci,on-
We ars authorized % announce CifthlEs k0b.
FHTRDa a. q candldars for Counchmsn ifom ~
First Ward. EechoB Last Saturday ID sepiemher
We ars snihor 1sd n aunounce JAS 81 bkl EN
F.u. ~ 8 caufidsie f1f Daunclnru from ils bird
ward. 81 etlou iasr saiurdsy n sepieIntfFs
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ArrORNEYs AT Law.

.yuMPBELL MoEWEN q GROEsBBCK, Attor-
I = neyu 81 Ian aud Clam Agents Prafttee ~ sii
tie Courts. Collections promptly atiende1 70
flo clsims aPainst the United states and Vouchers
collected Oifee IL North Cherry street, ~ stairs
,CTts X a-attorney and Couu ellor ri Law,
once 49, Cherry b.. ?. .. Box 74s.
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India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
nH .|.
RUBBER MACHINE BETTING;
RUBBER STEAM PACKING;
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PACKING;
ROUND PACKING AND GAsKETs.
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGINE AND HYpRANU
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILROADS. FAC
TORIES AND FIRE COMPANIES.
RUBBER CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS;
Togather with every other srtilI,, ulais %. ,l.-
earHed inoa Rubber. Used iJr ins. ntH...I alI
manufacturing purposes
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r AsD All OFHHE
Diseases Of the Skin
PRICE, 81 PER BOX.


FgVRIs OERATE HAS BERN IN USE BY THE
L FRENCH ARMIES FOR THE PAST FIFTY
yssrs and there Is no French soldier who does not
know Its value.
II was also used extensively by the allied armies
in the Crmesn war, and such we're the BENEFITS
derived from It's use that il has SECURED q world
wide reputation, and no soldier who knows Of it's
merits vii be Tor 8 single week without box in his
knapsack as by the Of this CerRte he always has
saifg guard against the various troubles 10 which
soldier Is subject, - by using Il on his clothing he
prevent the appearance Of Varnlin snd the dis
eases OF the sun enumerated sboVe ana after they
have made their appearance, il is but little trouble
with the aid Of this CeTate, 70 nd himself Of these
disaeTeeshls troubles.
The prOprietOrs have gone 10 a crest expense to
procure the original recipe OF Dr.. Velloc, with uD
directions and the apparatus for manufacturing the
CeTaie as Il mss been made by the original inVsn-
tor and have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
And nave selected e depot for the manufacture Of
the article in Nashville, 30 a. to be
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
and also depot in Washington for the accommO-
dalton Of the
Army Of the Potomac,
30 81 to place the Cerste in reach Of every soldier
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O,P, BAEEES EXTRA GOLD PENS

These pens bear my trade Hiuk, 80. P, BAEEEs
KxraA lou. KY" Tor which have secured the
o5p-ft0h. and are warranted equei 10 hnenees Of
uiserisl aud workmanship y the best Eastern man
ahAcIuEe, and are believed % be superior % all
others iu durability aud othsr substantial quauea
which combine to make really eerNceahle pen.
semi ~ mail Or express on receipt OF prica and
fsi0n csdpt Qi bT mail, 81 uit Ttsk when p cents
s added for reRsuyD Write your name aud sd
dFess plainly
Postage on angle pen uTst cent?. pen with any
O. holder and box, AZ cents. Old peas re
paired Cor hity ceuts laad stmHPl Zach. Circulars
Nsnt TEEE. Address
G. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
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BANKERS AND BROKERs.

ENIRsT NATIONAL RANK-Goyemment Dep0s
II tJry-No. 50 College street. between UnioI
ana he Pubic Square -neaiers IN Uncuuen
Money, Exchange Goa, aud Government secun
Les OF al kinds. stocks aud Bonds bought and
sid on Commission. Cllectons promptly a.
tended %.
A. o. saEroED. Prss't Jas G. OaDES .Cash'r.
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Letter from Lewis Cass.

The following letter from the venerable
Lewis Cass, subscribing one thousand dol
lars to the Michigan Soldier Monument
fund, viii be read with interest;
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tember lst;
aKsntncl,y neutrality has lelt things IN q
s,r srsers fannv Q condition IN Inst state.
We bavs managed Hatiers better n la
hama thsn be- has IN Kentucky, aud this
aav. IA wise man would e1chauge he point
~ anl soaial sia.faal0s Alabama Coz thst Of
Kentucky.'
, 1865-05-26
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gen. Gilmore Declares the Proclau1a-
11on OF maEFAfh Mill and Void.

\
GENERAL ORDERS No. C3.-1. Tie psocla-
nation Of A. G.. Msgrath, styling himself
Governor Of Soth Carolina, dated At head
quarters Columbia, 8. c., May 2, 1865, dcclar-
Ing that ali subsistence stores and the pro-
perty OF the Confederate States within the
accounted foE BY the sgents Of the State np-
pointed for that purpose, and directing that
Tie subsistence and other stores shall be used
for the relief Of the people Of the State and
the proclamation Of Joseph E. Brown. styling
himself Governor OF Georgia, dated at the
esspltol Of that State, on tac Sd day Of May.
OF the General Assembly to meet
in extraordinary session At the capitol
In Miledssyille on Monday, the cd day Of
May, 1865 !; and tho proclamation Of 4. e.
Allison, styling himself Acting Governor OF
Florida, datsd d at Tallahassee, on the 8th day
that an election will b. held on Wednesday,
the 7th day Of June, 1865, for Governor Of Tie
State OF Florida, are, each and all Of them,
declared null and void, It having bccume
known to me, from trustworthy information,
that the aforetaid 4. G. Magrath, Joseph E.
Brown aud 4. K. Allison arc lisloya1 to the
United States, having committed suudry and
divers acts of treasou against the came, In ad-
herring to their enemies, giving them aid aud
comfort.
The PERSONS and peoples to whom the pro-
CARNATIONS hereinaboVc referred to hare b.cn
respectively addressed ste therefore en}oinrd
ara commanded to give no heed whatever
thereto, or to any orders, proetamations, COM
missions or commands emanattug from per-
sons claiming the right to exercise the func-
ttcus Of Governor In either of the States Of
South Carolina, Georgia OF Florida, unless
the same shall have been promulgated By the
advice or consent Of the United States au-
thor1t1ee.
Q. The policy and wishes Of the General
Government toward tue People Of these
States, and the method which should be pur-
exercise Of their political rights, will doubt
less be made known at m carly day.
Ills deemed sufficient, meanwhile, to an-
nounce that the people Of the black race are
free citizens Of tie United States, that 1t Is
the fixed intention Of wise and bencncent
~4,oyesnDent to protect them In the enjoyment
Of their freedom and their industry, and that
It is the manifest and biudfng duty Of all CIT
zens, whites as well as b1Qcks, to make such
arrangements and agreements among them
selves, for compensated labor, as shall be mn-
tualIy advantageous to al parties. Neither
ldleuess nor TaErancy will be tolerated, and
and the government will not extend pecuniatJ
aid to any persons, whether white or black,
who are unwilling to hetp themselves.
3. District and post commanders through
order 10 BE- chculated far and wide, By special
cousIett OF otherwise, aud will TAX: such stepa
to secure It's enforcement as may By them De
deemed necessary.
@. A. GILLMonR,
Major General Commanding.
OGicIal: 7. D. HoDdEs, Captain 35th U. 8.
G. T. Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
, 1865-05-26
CHICAGO CiTTLEaIA3KEr.

QfTIE& UATET TR1BuN$,1
Thursday hFen ng. May Is.
BEEF CATTIE-Tbe receipts Of Bett Cattle during
the lsat tweoty.faur hou:s have been go head sud
tic shipments sohtAd. The entered sales 1t tho yafi
ous yards foot up $50 At Is 24o0 for fair 70 good,
and +5.027. Is foF good to prime.
The demand to day has been active, considerably in
advance Of the supply. In consequence Of this tho
adFanco Of yesterday hss been maintained sud tbs
raarktt closed Ees1 fzm. Partiea n the tcuntry
should not eoust.ce this temporary improvement a,
AnY real adraree IN the market proper. Ihsse Il
hardly doubt that II tho ysrds were to MI up again.
rricss would sse back to tbs late ngnrss But Wills
the xency te1t ii at present. prices
Will undoubtedly rernaia nrm. This Hesk-Monday,
TuesdAy, " ednetda1 nnt ntTnursdaJ-there ha4 been
received 1858 head Of CATTLE For the corresponding
days Of last week the recspts we're o58, showing .
failing OF of2, In view Of this fact It VIII not bs
dtcult to perceive the for, and tho ephetrsf
Character Of, the 1ate advance.
In view, therefore Of the uncertain condition Of tho
market VIC 1eiEin rem publishing our usuat table af
Ixtcts IL Esn.es.
We quote ths market active At yesterdays ps1ces.
With the demand in e1cefs Of the supp!y.
Tha sales to.dsy were ~ tolloxs.
CATTLE sALK5 TO-DAY.
sHERHAH TARps.
Adans sod Morris, WA!1.u Il Co. S head. good ILL.,
ns sss;:y s: s;s:i:Ss 81 VIII .sssr,,,-
MICHIGAN sorTHK7s 1A1ps,
B. Mallory sold Jopes 81 hest, averaging 1.9s b, At
IS d .ea z5!slsr 81 had eo.s CATTLE av*r.ssne
S9 s9!a isSas5H asaa good mno
ToaF WAISk YAxDs.
Kes,ass .sla M,.5e 'hsAd fs'r Stats steers .vsr,g
AisFy s .oIa y. zs!:1s. IA Z stsa M
tqse Sesssas, se Is 81 fiF batene
steeia, a7elaslng as2 ns. OF the e41s. ii 3sio.
pRoEK1s' ualoy TAnps.
y LII. Ak
, 1865-05-26
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rfsB se Sa3MsaW Stfaa. warren H Lad navsn. i Iao.
sad 9ndtles:, v,.,cn. r,r.na 17,,+, .,.,x..
Prop H., MOI Grand TIavsfss, ia :. H.
Prop a. ..sssas 6 - s: s-S
h.saao o Ka5s Dat u. Loe4es sufAG;
b'aqs r. ety s, nf ,S,as,es ssn essa
b'ss1s x..s M,nss eesan' SoaA'' ." =. 'A'''' '''A
h:.qas as sH Inv csoess;. @ Esbsi snaAo 81. m iuaee
49,. {a@ Veoass: s..,,.n.., 10 ~ Inv
bsr: N''% ,,,,.
Es's Hc;}n:as: soro Wo'f I;;.s,r 800 F'tF''
sear IL: W sun Sna4 ts.ots n1,o T. E B,1 iy m ,ass
ssst I =: n.,.. s.s.-.:::. - N ,sapss.
III i IT. a''''' ss't':ss' = !" : = 'aa =
sesf sssf VIII ~ sa.ss =, ,s:s:sss 5 = 5aa,er-
ssaF 9fsns r. Ls1,o Is n .niaxa* 50
.eh, Gna,btTnsn, fsaa. .w1uisns. Grand ns7en. 10
Sss1 HSis aGaS.; a.s;itaes 5sna cord, WOO
sehr sehr T,;s,. = Cof. N4nitou uor. - n shisg "a
shr sear tnains, iii tcs. Grand aavsn Z uma.r
sssF ssF Ai5,: bs;. 1s esasea. ane:E
ssnf snf n,msss PsRs III keEon. is an0.s is
ssas H:i41 Masta
IL ~.
se'4f is9s tTrrn Port An III.
schr nsE,se a ,41TsG1s1 aoTs; S;ss't'' '''
Ssh. Honna!a: nses. e.on ny n III T,vua. IS iprse
shr IonnsS MI SseTsft Wht{e LIKE, 80 CTS wo.
SCR 1ss5.e.5s; q; ;;,',ar.ns M.n1msto5 10 e: ''S'
S,hr r SE..h .r.nnn, RFznd ayeu 90 n Iumha
Scnr I,,;ret. "a 4 ~ Nr,Teron % n lumber, Is
S>''' lii A.
aeas Mabie' ~, 7'aAes' Aus&ssoa' ~ ~ '''''''"
e.b- r. -, q~,. ,,..,...,, m ri. II .hs
sssF tS1ng. S.,sn sai nnaks1op. "a u ber
Schr srfnd. fo,f.iU ti.rns1no in m Ium or
str Fnhtf. tsTan.aH Hs,.ma1oo % d lumbfE.
aehr PsT.ls WcVe. Pscs 49, nrn'. P,cf Is cus Woct
Sthr Aeti1e. CamnHxn TnHs ~ ~ q "a inmntr
sshr FHrnn s;sh WI 49, = 1nn crtar nn Il
srhr l. = If rir T.v,or II n.nrIp,er nj rtdxrnr
oeAs hoits. sD~e' "A'ons r"'ns '"a'e' Wv 'A'H-
srhr Fsmht+r rc.grov, y,o,+ s> .,so, * rds voo.
SSSr i:eatrn fst"h TT:n i.a sn 1s.ia, NJ
s~'11 Sou tsjlosu liz. @"'ef'' @'S" "~'A1' W.
ecns is,s ahh. @"'n' "h''s AA1s, y !" aar"
schr El.s M o. unehes M.n.tauoc @ra n, ,unher F,
"~N r, hing ~ ~ s~' ASs - 'AA'0s'
prhr H..1 Il Hale rawrsnc. Bur,to -. m lrnn.
ss"' Goa1 11nrns N1'"' @e' ~ '"
sehF Moao1 HstGsn; r. ISnn:sn; @ nuna'o Us 'us
Chr Mnnnf.ina.r Eess Hsv IT, I'M II, lntnh.r
9rn- TnrrnI. RtcSsrfsHn i;1sEt Hs1-n III y, In.
s$ re- %''~" ~ " - :"
sehr War,en us,,ton. f,eaod Hayen. 70 M fuu,h.r.
senr Hst,nn"Its 4tnhfs Eraud HsTrn n m inmn
, 1865-05-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, May q, Is.
Gold continues on The advance, and in both
financial and commercial circles there Is coustd-
cradle excitement. Al usual, when the market
takts turn, there are plenty Of wise individuals
who foreasW It all, and who a1o Lot slow in max
ine w!it predictions n to The future; but the
great bulk Of operators arc surprsaed At the ad-
vance, and have hut little faith In IL being maln.
tanned.
Under the influence OF the appreciation OF gold,
We hare to note IN increase In the activity Of the
general produce markets, and IN improvement In
prices. Flour to-day advanced 10115c PEE barrel;
wheat, i9tc per bushe1; corn, el3c per bushel;
and oats 1i92c per busbe1. ProvIslons ware also
hrmer ana more active; and Hlghwines, though
quiet advanced &c Per gallon.
Intelligence was received this Hornlng thai the
Commissioner Of Internal Rerenus had decided to
release large amount Of The HlshMines which
were reizcd q few weeks since, On account Of
frauds peIpetated by the d1etlllcr.. Is the hold
ezs Of there Htghwtnes were INNOCENT parties,
their property has been restored to than, after
having subscribed to an oath that the distll1ars
hare no interest," direct Indirect, In them. This
I'll relieve quite number Of highly respectable
commission merchants, who hsye had lhetr ueaus
locked up for several weeks past BY the acizu1cs.
A soon as this Intelligence was circulated there
VIII tncressed ccnddence in the market; hence tho
advance In ptfce14
The money market continues brttk and modcr-
ate}y easy. Thera II a verY acttve demand for
currency BY spectators. and good business paper
II freely taken at the leading discount houses at
10 per cent. per annuD. There Is Increased con-
ddence in the prices Of produec, and lenders ars
no, 20 particular - formerly, On the et1cet rate.
are steady At 1912 per cent per month,
There iB very little Eastern exchange be1&g
mades and Under an active inquiry the market ia
very firm Al par buying aud }0l10 prem. selling.
The bsnkcrs were buying ronnd 1oss to-day At Is
per thousand prem. Some Of the leadinE houses
had to forward currency to meet thelr drafts.
Gold opened in Nav York early at 1851, advanc-
ed to 1851, declined again to 1891, and closed at
6:39 p. m., ut 1371G1l2s. The following are tho
quotatons te1egraphed II Janus Boyd. gold
brnker.