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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09
DELlNVCENT ASSESSNENT SALES.
Jack.on Gold aud silver MininS


Compdny.-Sorice is hereby given. that in nc
cordanee with the laws Of the State OF Nevada
and the by laws Of the company. 5herr will be
sold al public suction, on WEDNESDAY, the
third day Of May nrxr, ar , O'Clock P. ~, AZ the
company's Office on Main street. Gold Hill. Ne
vada, so many shares OF the capital stock Of the
sboye named company. standing in the names Of
the following persons on the books OF the compa.
ny Is will be necessary TO pay all assessments due
thereon. together with costs of advertising. sale
and transfer, to-wir:
EdIaes. Csr.s. No. aSt. Sis. Ant
II Il Bailey ........8- lQll,l2l3l4-- s. Sll 20
Park Mcneil ..9S,l53 Ill l3,H. 10 so
J B jackson ..5,S7.5s
1875 49,. liz. l3 Il. 40. $50
Jas Percfval.. IS. Isl ....l2. l3A. co.'s =.
W w Bishop. SO ...-..l2, H. i..Io.-- 10y %
Bishop s. Apperson
l42II3S .-..l2,l3l+- -S. .l3l .
4 Stephens ---...la5 ..--.-l2,l3t@ D bal Is %
S s Wilson ..535+5o
IIsS 1890 1914. 25. .62 30
Geo Hawkins. ~, lag .--...-. Xii u
ia Curtis 90. lOLla ........ 1914 90 rs
McGiipn. 100, $50 ......-- l3ti- ~ oal - %
james Meagher. 100 .--..... 1911 49, %
P Woodward i7,4s
5asls2l5OS .-..: go. -li2 so
J H Wales "a, lO5,lJ2 ..--....-..H --.2o
! Bi,h ..,....Ii6 lO.ll.I2l3i.. .5....A IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09

pany-NOtice Is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board Of I Justices vi the above com pany, all
assessment Of nifty (j0J cents per share was levied
on the apitl stock OF sail company, payable to the
Secretary Immediately. By OrIler Of tue trustees
GO. W. TCnSEY, 5. icy.
Goh Hill, May d, iohj. N.Y. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09
CAUTION sale OF stock In the

Major Gold and Silver Mining Company belong
ing or standing In the names described below, on
the nhnvn mined cnmnanY'a books:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

bouse hept by Mr.. Sherwood he occupies the
second psor aoor M Dominique. Cecaps. the
NON With him; Mrs Csdsrop occupies small extension
room the second floor where she keep: her sne
slept in the extension room from which tse,s
paror on the 2Oh jny as there were two rooms on ne
second floor which empty now and have been io so"e
M Fosarty here endeavored prove the uncha'te arac
OF M,s CaerSn NJ hs, M . fDssrs ns .S o." , ds
this cont room" Mir. King" Oh that is superluons
Witurss resumed-tIas known Mrs Caderon tor years
upon her means her e her about ten years ss
when lie went 10 srn ne lied for some time In
be! husband wasa eadiard, ,,,v. sr,ni,rd 10 marry
a woman of coorl'
sbonld he 90 COW ,,i y AT act.d by the counsel"
Mr. Fogsr,y-' Well viii inform both OF the e-ntlen en-
M King and M WsSef they dare not soy tha' 10 ME Out
Wtaess ssumed-Tnk that Mr.. Calderon lives upon her
money fox she he'd at number of slaves MI 20
ngiez business in haaes was for several yeSts oen. ~.
ti,;s assistant; he he: active occupation IN New iis
father sends him money has met hns @ Se ~ bs, .ep.
with her; she does occupy separate room sne asge
las, night with the ady Of tue house NOT 10 the ,0
.i .iion woman ,ns pf'GG Ge..ea s'' drk wines.
did not speak to her she ,gGss .. Emssp ss called Sy
her Mis-. Simpson they talked IN English and nc
from their motions h. caled Mary simpson noooay sGI
him that she was Mary simpson, he sw her IN August WIN
Mr. King when he cal her Mary Simpson lie won't swear
she is called Mary simp.ou he heard both Anna oks s
Mrs King call her e Simpsons can't repeat one woiu ~
their convsr.,ior be Eve six PAGES from ,nem Ts
not stenng paid little attention 70 their convesaion le
counsel croseIamined the witness as to ,ne
stances Of the payment OF tie 900 by King lie only saw
Mr. King and Mary Simpson cou II. no one else h aue
pie about high the nk,taDd three inehesi wtne'
heard Ain, the money up 10 seven thoushhoi Ah
a little Enyi-h never .w Mary Simpson N
Re-dirrcSenoa Csderon loaned S3oo before she ielt
Matza. he know. os hcr changing gold for teen m
phia feg days bfore coming 70 New otA-apou'
900; ha. Anna Loikinss character about yea
they sv she wa, Ia prostitution; never saw her II
one himself any lave said II. be can't remember one
the only he recoilects wss Tancredo Cruz nc slu
b. had kuoU A.r iu .uCu a
Marks place. he fd . taken her out OF ouse OF ios
women; can't remember the dates II was month OF 81
weeks aso in Matsnz hF heard such thirgs from many c
sons no house Of 1fsmk is allowed In Mauatens''.
not one ote best doe. not know that she ved mex
the st Charles Bank did not know her peronay her con
nrcop with Tsnrdo ard having chi dren oy nun WA
talked about and tat bel)rs abe sent to am sno had eo
bad he saw Anna Lorknss writing on bis dld no"ct
how many; IL was more than one.
Adjourned to to-day az 10 a m
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
VIOLATION OF CITY oRpIsAscrs-The follow

VIOLATION OF CITY ORDINANcEs-The follow
ing ,ried before Justice Smith a, the Third
District Court J'a,r,on Market complaint Of Capt.
Bruckeus NEE OF the Twenty sixth tCity HalD Pre-
cinct. and Judgments rendered follows; Patrick
Boylan junk dealer. without license. fined s25
Mary Monahap. junk dealer without license, hned S23;
Patrick Brennan hacsman violation Corporation ordinance.
fined $40; Andrew Mcdowell hacknan, violation Corpors
on ordinance. $40; James Mccary hseknsn, violation
of Corporation ordinance hned so; James Mniigan hack
man, violation Coporsdon ordinance, fined $40; Daniel
Mooney backmsn violation Corporation ordinance. fined
slo H. Toner hacsinsu violation Corporation ordinance
fined l0 Samuel Griffith, haekmsn. violation Corrorsiion
ordinance fined io; Michael Hsean hackman violation Cor
posticn ordnance fined lo Richard Jones' hackmsn vio-
laton Corporation ordnance fined sIo; james Goodwin,
haekma violation coipota,ion ordinance, Gued So totel
fines $50. c. y. BRAcKErr
Capt Twenty. sixth Precinct City Hsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Lalesl ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Masanzas Lessang New.orlssns Sept 49, with
Steamship Bavaria (Hsm) Taubc Hamburg Sept H.. vi,
Southampton, mdse. and psss.. Krnhsrdt 4 Co.
Steamship Gen. sherman, P-ndleton Charleston Sept o.
cotton and pass TO n. L. g. g. Griswod
Steamship Relief, CrOweil Fortress Monroe Is hours TO U
Steamship Nevada Carpenter Savannah Sept a with co.
ton and 2 To,S @S9A 9,sn'GS
mdse. and pass. to Pierson Collins. ' I...
Steamship Moro Castle, Adams, Havana 23d inst. mdss.
and pass, Spoford, Tisston h Co 10
Ship Isabella Sanders (Br) Lloyd, Cardiff % days, RR
topms fore yard. fore and matopsalsnt mass pit sai
Ship Deutcll,nd tHam Hen.ea, Hamburg n day. md.e
Sept h lat. A. 81 lOn 4a 49, passed b. ship Psneie from
Shin Thornton. Wells Liverpool Aug ash md.e and s1
pass to Williams Guon. Two infants died thu pas
Big Aon tof St. John n. F) Freehan, Cow Bay days,
Bris ouango tBr), Buk, Cow Bay 10 days. with coal c.
Bris John Hathaway lof Newport, y. ~. wi.hs sana
Cruz Cuba 20 days With sugar &C., J. L. Haiha~sy
Brig Aersnder Br) Mhlikeu, Mlliken, Cow Boy, with
rir Hathaway Weeks Santa Cruz % days, .asar to j.
schr Maryland, Csthcart Bridgeport, G. B.. via Haif.
oreopfaost and had buwaks stove. The sehr Reward os
w1dsS, n & a,, ~ FS orra., a.sn 5 a es IN
would put in new 'pars before proceeding f-,
schL. Flora A. sagysr yy., Reed, p.i rIoydence.
scbr. stephen Waterman, Chase. HewBedford, with oil.
Ferguson Wood
Schr. Julia A. Smith -, Boston for Albany lf
schr. % % Eliasbeth Turner, Warren lor E,abethpor.s
Schr. Ocean Star, Ham, Norwich. .
Schr Mary Ian zdon Burse Norwich. ' .i
schr. Pilots Bride Ba;cbord Boston "a hours s. W. Lewb
K Co
schr Mary Eliza Handy. Boston for Albany. -
Schr statesman. Cole, Elilibethport for Boston.
schr Elizabeth Perkins, Bangor days. with lunber 10 C..
4 T.. J. Peter. .i.fff
Schr Chief Osborne Ezabeil port for Providence.
cchr. Aiadne. Chase Providence far Rondoat. nl4
schr. Harriet Maria, Chase Providrnce- rr
Schr Lucia b. Ives Weiles New Haven
Setr. Ira Lsffrieniea Coleman Providence. Iyilr
schr j. T. Carver Runmrll Rondout for Providence
schr Hickman Bur,rr Absny for Providence. ii
Sc james IL. Deputy stygess, Albany Tor Prosdsnce
Schr Success, Richard., Manbatsnvie iro Providence
Sclrr Brave Crosby Albany for Boston vi
Schr James Parker Kelley. Ezabethpor for Pawacke-
Schr Cabinet, Burdick Eizsbethport Jor Providesce
Schr Fakir Phillips, Eliz ,bethport for Bosom.
SAILED.
Stesmers--City Of Limerick, varuns Cons,tuticn.l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
IAdyefti.emeut.l |

THE PHRESOLyGICAL Journal for OCTOBER
contains Head. and Characters History in the Human Face
Christian Creeds; The American Man Our Social Relations
Work for Women; How to Win Lovei What They Say =
Going South; Hints to Speakers. List of Lecturers and
other rich reading with Illustrations Newsmen have it.
Only "a cents, Address Me.,r FOWLER WELLS No. 3s9
Broadway y, y,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Passruycrs Sailed.

In steamship Toniwancs for Nav eans-M chaei Me-
Donald Mary John Capt. Randall n homes T. Supple H.
A. o,ye and wife s. W. G,advi j. Schut u. G. jenkins
md w. ~ Williams Alphonse Nolcs Miss andrews, Miss
Clark and stewart 8 Smith aud family B. r Warren Denis
Cath,yine MrDonad NJ. Fos r. VI. McCaln, J. Supple. n
y Norh, Psiriok Brrp, NJ g. seenan. ', PLssaa, Mis-
Libby, Robt O. OConnof Chas T. Sears Janies SPARKS r.
AogtA , =, =, -, - l..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Hotel Personal.

Maior.Gen. Benj. +. Butler, U. $. A.; the
Hon. w. w. Wright. Geneva; Judge Tracey, Phila,,
delpha j. b. Roberts and party. South Carolina, AM
DR. A. Il. HeImers. NewOreans are ut the Metropolitan
Hotel. -
Gen Santos Guttenes. Aspnwal; Baron DE Wit
teratdx and lady, Baltmore j. A. Garcia and family
Peruvian Minister; Asta Buruaga and family. Chill,
and II. A. Mitchell, u. s. n. are among the late
arrivals at the Grammercy Park Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
markets. Repoyted by TeleeraDL.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Flour dull, Spring grades
declined 0c. Wheat oniet and decliucd y dic ,aes "a,
Al 20 for No snd : 2oa 81 81 Tor No. 2. Corn irm
Gle FOR no. and 5gc. for No. 2. Oats dull at 3c. for
Mess Pork tJJ Prime Lard 3oc. IIiswines dal 81 20
Frrgs active and ste tdy Oats &C. Corn I0ic to Buffalo
Receipts, 1900 bbs FouI 1000 bush Wheat 900 bush
Corn, 10000 bush Oats ShpmentstC0o bb Flour o. OOO
bush Wheat. l55 400 bush. Corn, ll0 900 bush. Oats
MILWAUKEE Sept. 2-flour declined Zoe. Wheat active
decline OF &C. sales at iOd 81 fl, closing rt inside
rate Oats declined lc sales at Jc. Rccsipt2s so0 bbs.
Flour, 10000 bush Naeat shpments-JGoO bb!s. Flour.
10 900 bush. Wheat.
BuYYALo. sept 27-Flour dull Wheat heavy and lower
Nos and Milwaukee Spring Mi.ed At 80 Corn
dull and nominal Al 76c. for No aud 1Bc for No J. Oats
inactive Barley firm. Rye quiet. Whisky held at ~ z3d
Wheat i6c. Corn, lac. Oats. 9c Imporsl60)D bb Flour,
s6l5 bush. Wheat, % 800 bush. Corn, 20 bush Barley.
Canal EIports-33 19O bush Wheai, 81 $50 bush Corn
TOLEDO Sept. Y.-Wheai-Old very firm, New duh and
droopiug sales New White Michigan st 81 49, Old Amber
Michigan at 81 03; New held at 81 ~, with buyef at
over ~ 76: Ola No Red Waba.h ~ a. Corn lc better,
closing with buyer. the advances sales at ioc Oats
without material change sales at 6; Rye steady sale, II
,3c. Barley 4 Is for Spring Lake freights shade
frn.r; Corn 81. TO OswrRo
OswEGo Sept 27-flour .ctvs and steady; sales Of 80
bb. at 80 25d 20 30 for No Spring. ~ 250 80 for Red
Winter; $40 20 for White; III 250Sl so for Double Ex
tfs Wheat dull sales 5000 bush Chicago Spring by sample
at 6O 200 bush. Warm Red Indiana at , 20; 1000
Bnrcy better sales 5000 bush Canada at ~ 2J 800
bush do at 81 2l last night H. 900 bush do = p? and
10 bush do al 2t Rye unchangsd sales 4D bush
Cansda at SIC. Canal Freghts steady Flour, 43dEe.
to New York; Barley sc. to Albany Lake Imports 900
BUSH Barley, 1900 bush. Rye. Canal Expous $50 bbs
Flour rs 0J bush Wheat IA 600 bush. Com C0VOO bush
Barley. Shipped BY railroad; , sr2 bbls Flour. , ..
William RYAN Of Npw.YOrk went 10 Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Before Commissioner Bgrrs.
TIlE MrTlNY on TIE SHIP CALHOUN.

Yesterday morning thirty-three OF the crew OF
the ship Calhoun brought before Commissioner Belts
charged with muy Tie story, far developed is that
quarrel having arisen between the cook and Of the
crew the bosan ntcrred to protect the cook aud was
himself in turn attacked He rrtreated an and being joined
by the second mate fired upon them, killing In
the crew the Captain Obliged to
fne IN. two officers.
The sailors tell the In different way complaining
harsh raen and that they not mdtnous except in
self defense.
The examination set down Tor Friday AZ 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
CITY Ws.

NEW YORK MIcRosCoPIcAL SoCIErY.-Ihe
next meeting Of this society will be held In tho Spring
st. Presbyterian Church the last Wednesday even
ing in October. President Starr is expected to be
present, and interesting papers will be read.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

THB RESULT OP QUARREL.-Yesterday
Patrick Moore. "A returned soldier, quarreled in the
grocery at the OF Egbth-ave. and Nincteenths
with the clerk. Adolph Gcter and struck him In the
face. The latter Immediately caught up large cleaver
and struck his assaiant on the head with it, nficting
a dangerous wound. The Injured man conveyed
to Bellevue Hospital. Getter arrested by Officer
Travis OF the Sixteenth Precinct ana committed by
Justice Ledwth TO await the injuries Of the wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Court OF Appeals-Dny Calendar for
ThuPsday.

ALBANY. Wednesday, Sept q. 1865
The day calendar for Thursday, september
2s 1863, is Nos. s. G. = e. II, l2. b. a. Is and l6.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Roslyp Mrs Trowe Wiisn Chance and WIFE, Moses Cled
and wife j. Na,thuiber Joha Lenont Mira g. Burroughs and
child, Benjamin H.tin' Eetr Prior NJ Bsstmsp
H. A. Butsou, Minis Rachel Adams = y. Bsaggen,
Joshua Braesin John Brennan OKinsey r. NJ Clspp and
family Col j. Bunt, Geyrge Brounre, Mrs y. Conpsh d.
Posdck Benz. Holden, yanes Fischer, NJ Welsh Georss
Hi.hs w. R1tman, J. w. Groesbach, L. Fox, Monsieur
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

COOP MOvE-PUSiSHaBST FOR CRUELTY
To ANfaAIs.-Few Of onT citizens but have been at
times shocked by the manner in which animals In
tended for the saughtorhOuse cared through the
city Calves aud sheep are thrown into small cart
with more regard for their comfort than though
they were so many vegetables. With heads lolliug
the side Of the cart sometimes grating against
the wheel they present sight calculated To send q
thrill Of horror through the mind Of the observer De
tel mined stop this outrage Superintendent Kennedy
recently gave orders to arrest all persons who might be
found cirting animals through the street in tits ont
rageous mGnrer. Yesterday Officer McGee Of the
Broadway Squad arrested Henry Hart for the above
oifense snd he WAS fined $40 by Justice Bowling
John Melting, for similar offense. arrested bv
Officer Robinson Of the broadway Squad. and fined
$40 by the same magistrate.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

DEATH FROM A KICK.--An inquest was yes
terday held BY Coroner Collin at No. 496 Pearlst.
the body of owen Murray. Deceased was Kicked in
tho breast by Of his horses and was 40 badly injured
that he died two hours after. verdict Of accidental
death rendered. lie was aged 81 years native
Of Ireland. and kept a feed.store in Elmst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

DEATH oP MRS BELDEy.-ln the death OF
Mrs. Abigail HATCH Belden. announced this morning
in another column. the colored have lost tried
friend and the early advocates OF freedom honored
co.worker. Mrs Belden one Of those few noble
hearts who scorned the contumely Of an unpopular
measure. and abored for IS yea,l to at last the
freedom Of the black Obtained Her husband. the
Rev. William Beden, was well known for years before
hin death Os6 In the educational institutions Of this
city having been teacher and principal for nearly
40 years in the public schools
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
Pa.senRer. ArYtyeA.

In steamship Bavaria from Hsmburg-H BaaeF, T. Becaer
wife and child w. Wolfe and wife, Ressef VIM Esger
Charles Mengel wife and chldrcn, z. Gensch p Maty
Marid Msy, r. Won Fitch johanna Fitsch, Clara Cahn
Thsres.e Schultz Jeo Jormes Louis Lqts H. voses Jacob
senbener Nile Safe four children and servant Buchhoty
j. Goldschmadt and Guild, l.. Fixes.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
nebate. and Proceedings in Convention Of 1916. PIP.

debates and Proceedings in Convention Of 1886 pp'
s82, s33, Argus Edo - 80. o
not in conflict with the Constitution, the GoVerho,
would have no power personally TO hold the proposeu
investigation of these charges. r
a) The Charter section 20 declares thai the omcels
therein specifed may be removed by the Governor o
cause in the manner prOuidsd BY lao for inc remor@
Sheriff. c-.,..,.
The lst section Of the 10th article Of the Constitution
which coners upon the Governor the power 10
Sherifs does not point ont the "manner In when nc
shall proceed but the manner Is prescribed oy statute
The Revised Statutes provide that tine Toverhor or
NAV direct the District Attorney OF the county IN
which such officer may be to conduct an inquiry INTO
the truth of the charges made who shall give at least
eight DAYS rOtce. &c. when he VIII proceed 10 inc
examination of witnesses before some Judge of the
County Court" &c.
II is then provided that subpenas may be issued to
witnesses that they shall be examined ana their tesii,
mopv reduced to writing, and that the testimony should
be certified by the Judge, and delivered TO the District
Attorney to be by him transmitted to the Goyernor u
Il. s.. 4th Ed, p 3I3).
Here ia a manner provided by law. and to this the
Legislature referred when they passed the Charter.
In the treatise of Mr.. Crocker on Sberiffs II Is laid
down US wel.establshed that, where SheriI has
charges brought against him and puts In denial
thereof, the Governor must send the case 70 the
District Attorney TO take the proceeding above referred
to before the County Judge. Croeker on sheri Sec
10, p 7) -, .,h
pena compel the attendance OF witnesses or admins
ter an oath to witness in such an investigation Us Is
now proposed. r.,.o
If any proceeding can bc had before your E1ceienc!
for the orderly and ust investigation Of the charges
against me- it will of lie necessary ana proper
that the witnesses testify under legal oaths and suo
ected to cross-examnation. " VIII Dc equally neoes
sary 10 have means of compelling the attendance at
Albany of those whom either side may require TO testify
For the reasons now stated. object 10 the jurhdlc
tiop claimed Nevertheless for your information and
in order that through you the people of this State may
have the means of knowing how wantonly have been
assailed, submit copy OF corRmunication 10 lnS
public the several statements OF TACT IN wnicn
present as my answer to such charges and the speeh
! cations attached 10 them. m -
! MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
| Controller OF the City Of New-York
This and The communication to the public already
published were verified by the affidavit Of the Con
| troller.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

William Ryan Of New.YOrk went TO Albany
from this city. and while in restaurant wes robbed OF
MI ~ money ny ..L tIc." pr "Ecnc otter D,iB
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
NASHVILLE. Sent.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 9.
Business during the past two days hes
been quite animated for the season, and our
merchants are looking with confidence to a
large increase of trade as the fall wears
away.
Bacon, Aour, corn, and groceries continue
active, and prices firm. Cotton is in mod
crate request, but little is sold.
Gold is selling at 42s45c. premium; ex-
change on New York &c. premium.
CorroS.-sales yesterday Of about 80 bales
st 39as5c. per ID. A few bales only sold al
the latter figure. We quote extremes al
24a35c per ID.
ALooHoL-S5, 5O,@s,7OO per gallon.
APPLEs-NOne in market.
BEANs-None in market.
BAGGIsG-3Oc per yard.
BALE RoPE-Manilla 30@95c per h.
BEEF-Dried 26c per b.
BUCKETs-Pa inted, 50 IS per doz.
BACOS-Clear sides, 22c; I5c. for shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams 2s@30c.P pound !;
Country hams 25c.
BRooNs-S5 @S7 5Oper dozen.
BUTTER AND EGGs-Butter 35c. Eggs,
30@33c per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT Peaches, 2ib $Ja5 50 per
dozen, h So 90 per dozen.
CANDLES -Tailow Is 9 zoe Star, 24s26c
per n.
CHEEsr-Hamburg, 2Oa22c. per b.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio, 32a3Sc per h.
Cow OYsTERs-2fb cans S. per dozen in
ID cans $50 per dozen in boxes.
CRACKERs-Butter and Soda l2al3c round.
CEMENT HYDRAULIC.-$4 per Dbl.
DRY GooDs-Brown Sheeting 3S@37c per
yard.
ranging from % TO SOC /; Manchester Fancy
DeLaines 371z; Blehed Muslins 271Za4S.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples &c ID; peaches Sc.
FLoUK-Grsdes range from 81 20 $lS.
FRED. - Corn in sacks in store 81 Is.
Oats soc.
HIDEs.-Green sailed hides, &c per h
Flint hides, sGlOe per 10.
LEArRER-Oak sole 47c; hemlOck sole
40; skirting 5OG6O; harness, As; bride per
doz. S55a6O; kip skins S6OaSO; calf 35aS65
upper $35@5O.
LARD-26c per 70, in tierce. Keg 25a2Sc.
LIME.-S225 per barrel.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,2O9$1,4O per
gallon.
MAcKEREL-In Il barrels 5000; In kits
No. 2. s. %; No. l, $3.50.
MEAL-SI rs per bushel.
MUsrARD-German, in jars S29S per doz
Union do 81, 30 per dozen.
NAms-FOur pennies up, S7a7 30 per keg.
on - Tanners 81 05: Neat foOt, 81 so
ass 90; Lard 50, 5Oa3, 90; Castor, $3.50;
Linseed, S2a2 so; Coal oil So per gallon.
PoTAToEs-Irish, SlsI 90 per bushel.
PIoKLEs-Pint jars $50 per dozen, quart
do S., per dozen, do in half barrels 81 90,
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black SOC per 10.
RAIsIss-M. r. L. S. for bunch, S. 80 for
Layer per box.
SUGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds l6H@I71zc,
in bbls. 22c; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 24c per ID. Coffee Sugar 2ls2S.
SYRUP-Golden, 81 so per gallon in y bbls.
SALT-Seven busheli in barrel $5a5 so.
ToBAccO.-BlackWos 8Oa90c Bright Sla2.
WHIsEEY.-BOurbon, pure, S3a5, Imitation
81 75a3 Robertson, pure, So 5Oa5, imitation
g 75a3 Common Recti0ed 81 50a2 IS APP
pie and Peach Bcandies $5aG Cognac Bran
dy, pure, Sl2a2O Cognac Brandy, domestic,
S3a4 50: Port and Sherry Wines S4as;
Champagne Wines S25a45.
WHITE lFAD.-l5R25c.
IRoN.-Common bar 5Ec.
CASTINGS. Sc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

The wearisome problem Of the Ouch
les is still enlisting the attention OF the
diplomats of Austria and Prussia. Il
has dwindled from the extent of %
European to the limited confines of q
purely local question. The latest meet
ing between the magnates interested
was at Salzburg, when Austria and
Prussia decided that the military occu-
patton and civil administration Of Hol-
stein should be undertaken by Austria
alone that Prussia should discharge
the same duties in Schleswig that
Rendsburg becomes a federal fortress,
with Prussian garrison and that the
Duchy Of Lauenburg is definitely coded
to Prussia, Austria receiving n pecu-
mary indemnify for the cession Of her
rights in the possession Of that duchy
The port of Kiel, though in Holstein
(which is under Austrian administra-
toni is to be occupied by Prussia, No
arrangements have been made as 10 the
succession to the throne Of the dUchief.
Its interesting, and at once ludicTOus
and painful, TO observe how entirely
the people Of the Duchies are disre
garded in the disposition made Of then
territory. The sovereigus Of Austris
and Prussia meet at the remote tow
Of Salzburg, or the more insigniGcau
chateau of Gastein, and there arraage
as nearly as their iealousies win permit
the affairs Of the deiuded peoples Wit
seeded from Denmark only to fal
under the yoke of less symPathizinI
and more distant powers.