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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
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30 GaIpgE ST. NEW YORK. ian. ., 1885.

SEABED PROPOSALS '(in duplicate), 10 DC
~ ind1rssd Prop0kas Tor Fresh Beef" will b. received
by tine nndsTssnrf this ohca, until O'Clock D. NJ on
TUESDAY the cth instant. or furnishing thEsh Bi-hF
for 10 months, T. tue ia. 0f January LOO; 10 thu uot u
aud other. IN tho feser o! he Unitsd ste who may b. IA
the Cit New Yo-s i. vicinity aud not Otherwise pro
vdcd fer
The Fr..h Bee is 70 he cf rood rark..ab'e qnsly.
with duo propoFti,rs ~ fore and ndqnarter meat me-
,bauJ and kidney Uihv be- -yclndsdl and furnished n
,nch quantities, tines Grd psc"s may Ice required at M
expsnn n D< contractor. -,
zach u-opcsa md The Pre- poa must DO specific ~ COMFY
us pfeei.ev with all i'sen contracts are 70 be
ade with adequate bonds vhu two days alter parties h'e
notified 81 the secep'suc- % 'h-ir BID
No bid ,Tii be entertained that no. made by regular
bntc her state his preseut place % bnaless
The Government the rgn, 10 reject amy Oid WHICH
seem. unreasonable " disat Egrous TO 4.
PAYMENT. be made IN EusA uts may De turn.sned NJ
~. 4 nj Ell StAes H. Al. MOORE, Cap ain Ard {. ;. y
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HlGtbinerp.
,I,uE AMERICAN Hay AND COTTON
PRFss 90. MANuFtCTORY,
Cora-r Il drove Id North TtiEl si. Is:'s' Z -
J ;. IT va q, fnN T0I
COVE 8 PATEEf


81, ll1 Wat. Now fsit.
GOVEs PATENT.
The seniion at patio. interested Ia ts ties,s % com
..s 81 HAY COIr0S HFar, W o0i hASh Hos. or any
~ ID reagf fl.rt fsr Trsrsp IrtAon, stofszo
or C0r.-.pln q. pe-.f-f ,,il-d 10 tho fpElAtli
an STATIONARY PRESSES nIsnuialt lf-d b. tif coti-
pauv nude! o.. rsfTendsua0 or q. ffsftc. Ai' JOHN
II. Cows. 49,. -.
.ins,y IA .s-,ce 20 vorb ard b. operated NJ any
kno, ,,,er -ulh - steam Naisr Hof,c OF lisRd IL
.ns Ti6fs posi tdt hrse l. TeeuifsH ~" P..t 10 "a
q, chfuy eO.r Scl hnNn prnr p- thA1 'he
~ g-, Iel->i o. gr,r',r' "a" M 'c''l''Hs "a
IT, scT1I.,.,, o. o.. PEG eve 81 otLsu follows,
IA :, ~ ur.-, % r.f e,' nor, n'. ia Ia gfe8 'psce.
.. n N DO N, work IN 80 ysr Ices time,
"a ~ requires ~ pr crut 90 drigrg p-wef.
81 IL tho BE-, tassd bale ior hAnaivs o. fghf
sh IA. Pre-, I'll lie ta-, "a" scTh!ns Hts being
t o. tho bsst iron not isbse % ,-' cut oil Ore"f
IN. d!nsgy work Of this hne VI psess In on" oyEl
,au f-rsr onco ins Tho bcr siis No frsl bale % iJ
! .fI0 hs weigh, IL ~ Two AIsu1" ~
roar men and horse bls ~ tJns 81 Hey Cav
il,t 70 Proc. out tSie 81 Hey n 'aehs'
sllars by ~ iaciie' Gag NtsH"s y" '"-"' 81 - " wv
Ne &c i9n,, screws, co.O htsl bessT. Of rollers a'd
rbs ,.encn Of Cotton iac,or, and pspors. Wool snd
Hem - 10 e.Iisiy called 70 his Prose destined -
- 10 ori complete revolution IN the HoS slow clumsy sHa
az o.r a.. net nod Of b.hEG
n. Cor r.ry viii dispose Town. Comfy or state rsh''
fr...yif ony The nsht 70 mar iiSc'usl On
Ut 10 fpssh L. tie su,orik.4 Travelling Agent Coz Nc
| CONTAIN IA W. Ees'ern and hadr Statp
! For gyf,Ls, ns-.ierIsTs ,ese for c.rsu'Ir
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HOnA Ok RNOPNsAL.

m. and-ns.d rropose- noi'h, tsiy or oth-rvi.. 81
On. required for a hosrs,s, upon tprrored fsfulsueh
az in uhATf. d the within named porn ~
Ina following pris, pei hundred pounds. pirsy
- eta. pei mn drsd Io1nd, :, :.
THO Leo shall be IT he best gsslty. AM l'cl 20 he
aruy.l OF the suIseon 10 charge, vhG WIZ recot of h'
sc,usl amount dsiyssed q. %, b hospital. . -,
Ysyrnsut "a be mad. hcr tric 70 Tine ur3a oie oI'
certified - by the Mei'cs. DJscs,r.
(slgse5b -- -
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An oath o, sissi soos 10 the Unissd Stsse' "
also lrscrpsny the PROPOSE. , -. -esoonsibis
Tho contracts viii be awarded 10 the ie~ef Other
party lariss who viii Be duly notified ~ msn 4 I,
wise that their bid accented and immediately re9h h
enter contract uader bonds " The amount o. ee1
he must BE- property ceed, and tho "
prtncpais ari saTetis. tat upouthsm -
biddsS may 5e rrgs-h. ia person when i"e Pfor' 'i
gpaaed .
rh pOic, .dsre.. Of the psris, propO,o, must be dis
ttnctly written upon the proposal - -,
Proposals must he Fn,.sA' Ciafles slAe
The DePsr,mn the RIB. rsecseny end e. oi''
deoG.sd VI ssitsble. CHARIEs sCrHEbLA&D,
surgeon US. A and uedicsi PurysySrc
Washington ID. c.
Pint.d orrny 81 PROPOSE. MY be Ind 0, this ss'ice
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AssT Qragr1yhssrEEs OPVfcr. FORAGE Dnrr., (
No CG Csdsr.si., SswYoRg crrr Dec. 20 i@f
DROPOSITIONS will be received daily, for
L tho FRElGHTS OF FORAGE :,r the United STATE.
QunrrsrmAstcTs Department from Nenyok City Pila del
phis Bo Portrnd and Gther the coast OF isnr
to s-hngon Ae1nDdrt. We. Ncybe ~ C., Port Es5 =,
;. C., SsvGr nah Cis. end hcv-Jfieans In
fropo,oss STANDING ard cay city Of
SCI quantity OF hay and gaia respectively they III req ire
aud when L, 41y for cirsC. And uflre,,.d -
r.. u CHAPMAN. Capt. and Assn Quarernsster.
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I'm. aba '. "a, OF Igops,s. % allie q. 70 - clot', q.
s.bls Other vii be rc. ed ~ ihs Deparinen ~
snd dali coH.idefrd. -. c,an.. -.
rfes risrsn o. tie 'ho biJes "a sb'n % iun the con
certified 10 Nv tte C~k q nesfsss DsA Coui' 81
iyusJ stssss D;tuic,atssusy NUT scoyss'y ms e'
rass e. u vii be rzisessN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

a EMI SUPPIIEs.-SEALED PNdJfUS'
IA AIS will bs received a. the Office Of Army Clothing
aud fquprge, New orb City, unt IL O'Clock ~ Pr
DAY the h inst ior furnishing by contrsc, .. ID" pepo
OF Afny Clothing aud lou page. New York City,
Great Costs foot Ike sisnaard sample
Ores Coats mounted IKE standard .sape.
bidders will the number they wish to irish, b0S
they md the number they deliver
monthly and wild submit Sampe Of tho kerscy 81 whicti
thy poross icake tao coais. Proposals be &c
panied by proper eueran.ee signed by 1T ssst two
sposisbo psrtie setting crt that " contract ia srdrd
TO the party making the bid that he they will a,
rsei and give bonts for the proper nhmen' Of
the ,ae The rghl reerssdby the United States TO rsc.
pst the whoe the bids may 10 deemed Tor the
s ofhs service Awirdc gi be subject lo III. Cpproyo
Of the q .r,sSms,r.Gencral This supplies mt be ds'
" ed in regulation backing borrs
Pfopoals should be ndored Proposed. for furnishing
Grs1 Costa" aud addressedt TO
81 Bra.l,en. d. H. yISTOf
Den. Quartsrsasssr-(, Och, =. < A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

Pre.e1--John 7. Il,Ay. 80. f,,saen' Aldermen JSAe'
Nr(ocL Mcknight kyers jeremiah. Ms'efson -,
The I'll having been called and quorum not spiAins q .
p.,den announced that BosTd stood sdoued Until to
'D'''" = '''''' d. I. VALENTINE. Csis
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VIA GRorOH AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST. QUICKEST, SAFEST AND MOST d.
RECT AVOIDING - POINT JUDITH
The na-uid. eat Steiner "COMMONNEALfH," on
TCESDAY- THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS Tie elezsat
steamer "PLYNOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDAES-
DAYS snd FRIDAYS crrtid aeet THURSDAY arh inst.
:, Z O'Clock D.
Court ad and edged by experienced travel
ere algl1 largest strongest most CON ortaoie nha
bt that hsy- ever 10. American waters At al seasons
and n AZ wts;er these boat Invariably MAKE the passage ON
tine.
.rs ptsrked feature. Of thesa floating Usisces.i
.rta .pd s,a,e-so0fs secured 81 HsIrdrTs En-
tr.. OIre 80 ~ broadway, No. Us Mest-'t.. New
iork alI al 10. 20 Mashn ston--t Boston,
n. X. slNOHS Ag-nL
~ vf.,-f..t A 4 r..,0rtl figuf
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MEDICAL PUsvEncA oFyicK, }
A.sufsgYu1 pI

DRopOsALs FOR ICE.-SFALED Pro
POsALs will bo received 81 tbs onice Inti January -
ls;, isr furnishing ieH 70 ID. s.ts - p.fn.lt o. ,1s
Tho Ice T. be stored ~ tho corirseof ~ pio ny
!sohou.-, point Of delivery on or o,i1T" INC I'm Of
April u"I' the lea no' 70 D. .~ir ioT ui ~ lHiny We
6n"s. the house .nd the nsnu.r n which z packed
-hsl have been approved BY nsdh on 9r snd laylsh'
al. bs gisde only or the snon' thu. sct1sy so'd AM T.
IL. proposal, will be n,o sorl ID. go-ne i!o'i below
IA rosr. =. Ts.sl !, sy ,r. ,or 10 y.s-' supply
shall sEn,sa al the same rs;ss md ercf icr 'ho ''hu
cu,u,ty 70 10 a...,ef-da,
Annapolis. Nd. zoe ho-'e owned ~ ihs United
,o9 ems,
p,,rs'''.''' .2so .uns
r5.nea,S, Va. Zee to5,o D., owas by Ii, Tinted
"1e.D -. .' -. tun.
-. .''s' - -. 20 tuna,
re,s.ort, s c. ie,.aouss owned b., t.e ul.!tod
tla.
~, ieo trn.
McSii. gs,. Ala. io.hsn,- ret owned by the , EIisa
.lGo t1ns
49, 30 tan.
,xtt gor the year D,-in sach 1u'nliics e rpybe re-
q.lIsihy Tho Surgeons In ehrs.In tinted s'Ns. ocu,f;
flos p VI The psces ergnorasd above snI tHon tho '
u,an Ma Observation-Disclosures. 10 tip,
I,,,. n ~ ,gns
y. n H,v,, " till
~, W.. ....,........... 800
n.g,.,l n I0o t-us
rSV,Ji,,t. r.. ............l ac1 TINS
u ;,t'.,IP NJ ......,...,.. so ,uns
Is $3.50 M .............,.., IS tuns
| ~ .st,s,on 10 C Observation-Disclosures ,vus
All sdiottI amounts thar uyay BE- required ~ thesA pc %
u ytnysry 1910. 20 DO furnished Al tie tsfpe fis'
fORM OF fROPOSAB.
The Brlerslsssi propose 10 f,fa.s' - tuhs o. -.
.ty Ice e..uy pseA.I /, tb,;sl.i leo houses 90 t'
vitnin ~ la.i point. namely -
q, tho slorngpffs poI tun oftwo hoasind .snas
---ysr 'us. -. -.
spt,o,L " Msdo. Oni., othef propsry appointed n
| sorc.sf. before being r~'eiYisiff ~, ,u,
fsynsst 10 ne IIads ioiu time I" Tue upon aepssS o
! e,,,il ID Il ~ the N.I.s.l Diglco,
| tss,sd -
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6tsalNboats ano Railroads.
SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FITCHBCRG NASHUA,
LOWELL .iONrl)RD. rHT WHITE MOUNTAIN =
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie and sizguCS "a the korwi ch line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK,
esvs Newly o daily Sundsys 1eptedl at o'clock
!nom Pi-s No :eNor.b River, foot VI Ies,ry It..
FOR NEW LONDON.
there connecting WITH h. Seambos Express Train rom hs
above poinis Ys Norwich and Worcester Boston sn Wo
orcessr ard Nashua. and Nov London aud Sorhsss
RslroGds.
Fr,i tal,u the lowest For Information inquire
y :. MARTIN Agent, ths Pief.
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Ocean Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE Ia CALIFORNIA, via
~ NICARAGCA-Short route. low price, he teifrsl
Aneri an Company VIII dispatch on Tie SVsn o.
every month from Pier No ~ North River a. noon tn n-
ss,rsIn.hip GOLDEN RULE. D. :. Bsboo-s. uasef. 81
S y. y CARRIEGTOH, Aecat,
No - " r-ts.. corn ~ " ARM
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WILLIAMS GtlOS, w - hsveH'a A.
NTEPTrNE STEAMSHIP co.. LINE
IN n-ty,
TorProyil .ncc Dfae
Tho rs.- and - ~ 9A s,eaaeGs
tTE,TEA AkDaALAfEA

ELECTRA AkDaALAtEA,
Men,. g,nersr sa5i.'4o2s for F4ss, .sf- s.i
freight Vii ssve Plss No }. Norm hver iopt Of ROW.
Jon ,trc,t Daily lsunlsys rycsp'.d, sstp' y
TIE ELEI TIA Csg'. j. W. NY, all esye N-Tlc.E
.vcry MONDAY wEbNhsvAft NY AZ rh,nAn r,rgsn>y
ThsGALArkAi C.gE w; '"HnS sVr'S '~N'"N''
THURspAY all stTUEDAf
trFrt.httskrn u. Pfci'c.!eG h..s. ,
e Tie eonor, ead ,,y Of Peanssr' sol leh !s"r- I"f
~, ne ts,,r.n< fos t,- tish, dt-r'd
,;fiey lrrss IN Poliicr. Al tsnr -sr5 .non;h % -,
ouro sests az desired y ths cr' ssen'hoa-'''s ~ ave
ro.,ou arriving in y rga = . q m. ,-..o
Fey iro-n,slion % sfi to Freight L. sgpy ." isAA"
onFiI lIcacrs. frs..it Agent Plsr Nv. n ~ r. =, =,
Far Ticsrt. ass.con.s or Bertha, Apply 10 w ~ = ~
WARDS Gen.s,l Ttke, Agent, r.sI NJ. H. North Ryes.
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LRIE RAnNAY.-Trains o. Goo o

IL C.sribeFs- H.. us. Pgsou.s ss.-y; 80,
lsy sPrcfs, 'o1 Jsnsncs sna Rec.es ,i bunso
~4irEr.a. SAD Wet Co-uec Buffalo si1h lAAe Sho,s
AL 0aal Tank Ral-ayi sud d. sa.lu1rr- Win AIs"
aid Gree. Nes;~tn BslWsy
so u MiG and Wa fnia. dily, TO o;.svil-
10 IA Express Ns. foT b.hslo. e9nAcltns viii Lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

500 y ~ Wp<rEgS ErrrYss-For Fs.na Alcf'nya.
ReaaIrs Harriss rg Pitt.jugt sni Tie Nrs, seep.ns
rouFn fou JsT,y CITY PitsDI-gn every evening
FLn.BsrAPoEr .SD new YORK tsRsr-LrsV- rev
fors frot Pier No y. H. 81 80 a. M L. w ana D."
= M Eos;. stop Bergen Port asa sisI.nsfs hsIo'
Ticket. 'or We, 10 obt.irG ~ ihe otce d ts
Central Eai'rosI Company, Pi"v No. ; \. *" az Ne
Asts Ionss a. S,s = an - Sr2.9g-y sUd 4. ths p,h
sl..I byte JOSIAH ~. sTEARNS. rup -iUtcndsat
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CLo.sRe BraKAy. u M. GENERAL. OrElcB.
WAsHrseTos Jan. D. lNl
RME SITppI IFS SEALED pROFOS

Pri..d Lotr,s Of propo,.. my be na ), ihb ssce.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

IL AKP .EGrMRNr.-LeaTcs Eevyo,k, James sip ssa
Arrest Fs,t R. . =. G--npor' Ssf iGrbr !iorlno's H..
st9sm ker l..hank Lsselsi i.Ar, Baey'r srd ts''s'
insdss, .. sli 3 ,. IA Unnni1s 'hIoasn a. ~
n, e.a . o - stay. connect iot God spTssx
Oy ,,r Bsv ssi Hri,,ssu For He'np:,esd jsnsiea snS
Wi,n.lJ ~ 2 and fl:.1 :. gn cnI sad 2. "a =,
SUNDAY Excl RSIOS TRAIN - leaves @'h,', ssss
Rtyr y:5s , ior lspAsns stopping a. al hsgohs ga
- ,.iro.tt.i-, A R.ASUSER. Snpcrtntendt a.
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~ Trains for ,.Iy roy sad ss.aioss slTas ai'e coz
O. n and =.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

Va do not profess 70 Be the only Physi-
clan IN the city, who nay be found at his
oHce atall hours, dap or Hizhi . nor DO
We, IN Offering our services to he Invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourseif IN preferences
70 other equally web established and ex-
perenced physicians; nor do We PIE
tend 70 Be .niallible, OF tie onIy man ca
pa5la Of curing the various diseases men
toned in IN general advertisement We
donot claim rae possession Of any 1oader-
fAtaccTct resIefssS, or oxtraOrdiakry cgrss-
G5k treatment o. Pzliafires ; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prae-
tiee Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon tho discovery Of nes reaediss, o. aeS
rsodes Of trcatncnt, Is upon he skilifnl use
Of hoas agencies necessary toe pcg5ectcure
land this csn be acquired Only by expe-
rionce and patient application. We res
Pectfully refer the public % our general aG-
v~ertaement, in another part Of the paper
0dce hours from s in the morning tll 3
a. night l. L CoEsMAx, NJ. ID.
s5 North Cherry sL. Naahvilla. Tenn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

RRcoRDER's CoURT.-There were ten eases
Of drunk" and eighteen "disorderlies ="
up beoro the Recorder yesterday. Ten
unlucky individuals were sent 10 the work
house. John McCariy was sent to the Pro-
yost Msrshhl.
To dilate upon the subject, The unasaun-
ing George Bains got drunk snd paid his
morning respects TO the Recorder. JOHN
Buchanan is q colored person Of q fast dis
~position-that is, being on the stage, We
mean q carriage, he enjoys fast driving.
He drove 50 fast that the first thing he
knew, he was in ihe solemn presence Of the
Recorder. Johnny paid thescosts, with a
promise 70 ego slow" hereafter.
Three business individuals, thinking that
free trade had been established in this city,
attempted extensive efforts without license.
The Recorder oouldh't see the propdety of
such efforts aud came down on the parties
accordingly. H. c. Singleton tried to run q
livery stable without FIRST obtaining license.
Singleton "shelled out" too. Pat. Hollern
was another Hwiclim." Henry Motley, col
ored. obssrueled the sidewalk BY = small,
pair Of shoes which he wore, and was com
PEELED 10 pay a "v." louis Eckhsrt paid
? for stealing o fifteen. cent mellon. ons
case Of assault and battery, and one case Of
larceny concluded the list.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12


THAyEs Am NoyEs' cIRcvs AND MESAa.
sEIs.-Tbe success Of the grea. show con
Enuns uEdtninizhrd and there SCENE 70 Be
no falling OF in the eager crowds Chat are
attracted b Tie nany interesting features
Of the manmosh combinaiion- To-day
closes the stay Of she circus in u city and
the Afternoon and night performances VII
positively Be the last opp~oFtunities % vii-
ness tie eombinsd circus and m~snsgarie.
From here they 50 70 Springfield, Tenn, on
Monday next; on Tuesday 70 Adairsvills,
KY, Wednesday Il R~ussellville, Thursday
1t Elkton, Friday ct Hopkinsviils, and Sat
urdsy 81 Prineston, Ky. We believe that
it would have been very much to The inter
est Of The propsibou Is have remained here
longer, Is our public are just nov beginning
fully to appreciate The show, as they see
that ell is true and dsserned Of the praise
that ths rircus has reserved. We wish
Messrs. Thsysr and Eoyss The best Of sue
cess and when they leave own we wiz be
down at The PontOon bridge 10 throw our old
shoe after them and thus insure good luck.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

TwES4T-FIvE CEErs POS UNIos PLLE-
TERs' BASK-The notes Of these two Banks
seem TO be steadily declining, and as cash
Bank has over q million Of circulation still
out, they viii probably decline to Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable more than this rate al
present. Send your money to him before
the orders are FLIED. q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12
champ FsrgusOn's trial.



In 1rspsrting this trial, We have ad-
hered 70 the publication Of facts not hereto
fore Introduced, under the impression that
our readers we're not anxious 70 read E repe-
titon q stssemsnts@ O~Otsmporsries pub
lish detail, but We prefer TO consult the
wishes Of the public, and slate that only
which i new aaa Of interest.
The witnesses fr theprosecuiion, yester-
day were mothsr and daughter, Mr.. aud
Mist P. A. Hall, Whole testimony was sim
ply oorroborative Of former evidence, with
the exception Of a few cases Of rObkeriss, in
which The prisoner Wss declared implicated.
By an order Of Baj~Gen. Thomas, the
prisoner was brought 70 the court in
irons. There being intelligence to the ef-
fost that he intended 70 escape. It is use
less f0= Champ Ferguson TO attempt an es-
espe, for he is guarded with a most Jealous
care and Il be is found guilty Of the high
crimes alleged, he will suffer death.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

THE CAhDwELL INsrrUrR.-h seorss ma
considerable pleasure to announce 70 opr
reaasr' that she w~eil-kaown institution.
the Caldwell Institute, az Danvlle. XIV
VIII enter on its eleventh semi-snnpal SEES
sion on Thuradsy, September 7ths lssS. We
csnnOs too highly commend this long "a.
aelished school, a. it is nader the super.
Visioe Of those careful insirustors. Msssrs
Augustus Hart and Albert Graves. Tn
President, Mr.. George F. Lee, will, upon ap
pheaton, send circulars containing full in
formation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

The autobiography Of Lieut.. Gen. Scott
two volumes the Color Guard, by HOsmer
Lovers and Thinkers, by Gordon the Cam.
paigner Thai, by Jean Paul Counsel and
Comfort from the Country Parson; Sound.
ingp from the Atlantic, By o. W. Holmes
Julius Cesar, by Napoleon III, and Nc.
Pherson's History Of the Rebellion, 1s6O-e5
are the latest works at Messrs. VIM. T. Der
~ 4 Coz.
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3aak:Aatt Hist
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY UsIoS OFFIcE,
VII n

DAILY UsIoS OFFIcE,
Nashville, Aug, IL P. \. I
Gold has steadily maiutained iself, and
with insidious advance more tbaa sus.
tanned the closing prices eff Hast week.
Provisions have ruled steady, with no par,
tcular change.
Flour and produce have adsanesd ma
terially.
Cotton is coming in mere rapidly, and
prices range from "a to Ssc. for inferior.
and SIC. for low to fair middling.
ALooEot-s6,50, 6,T0@s,7OO per gallon.
APPLEs-None in market.
BEANs-None in market.
BAeeISs-S0c per yard.
BALI ROPE-ISc per n.
BEEF-Dried 26c per 10.
BUoKETs-Painted, s. 50 per dos.
BAoOS-Clear sides, zee l5c. for shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams 3005sc. p pound :;
Country hams Csc.
BRO0Ns-S5 9S7 50per dozen.
BUTrER AND EeGs-Butter $50. Eggs,
S0@3se per dozen by the barrel.
Boofs.-Men's brogaRs 81 so; prime
kip 81 75as2 kip lace 81 Goal 5Oi congress
CATERS $3a4.
Canned FRUIT -Peaehes, IN IS 50 per
Dozen sd $500 per Dozen
CASDLEs-Tallow lS620c Star, Csc per u.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, &c. per b.
COFFEE-PFime Rio. 33aJ5c per b.
Cows OTsTERs-2b cana $3.50 per dozen in
D cans $3.50 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKERs-Butter and Soda I0al4e round.
Day 6OoDs-BrOWn sheetingST3z@40c per
yard.
Calicoes, Msrimacs ". 33a35c; other prints
ranging from % 70 zoe Manchester Fancy
DsLaines 3K Neus Ealmorals 81 T5aS4; |
Bleached Muslins 2T1<a4s.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples &c h; peaches Sc.
FEOUR-Superfne So, best brands Of
choice family Sl9aSl3.
kEEo. Corn in sacks in store 81 IS
81 o. Oats 81; Bran 81 Is; Shorts 81 30.
HDEs.-Green sailed hides, &c per u
Flint hides, e@10c per b.
LRArHER-0ak sole SOC; hemlock sole
40; skirting 5O66O; harness, as; bride per
doc. s55a60; kip skins S6Oas0; calf 3SsS55
upper S35@50.
LARD-2ee per Ii, in t%ieree. Keg 2saS0e.
LIME.-s2 per barrel.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, Sl,2O@sI.4o per
MAoKEREI-In 3 barrels sII,OO; In kits
2. s. IS; No. I, $3.50.
MEAI-$l,50 per bushel.
MUsTARD-6erman, in Jars s2@3 per doz.
Union do Sl,00 per dozen.
NAms-Ten pennies s. per key
0m-Tanners - 05: Neat foot, 50 z
ass 90 Lard 81, 50a3, 90; Castor, S5,5k; r
Linseed, S2a2, 80; Coal oil IS per gallon.
POTATOEs-Irish, s. per barrel. Scarce.
PICSLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
10 s., per dozen, do in half barrels s. OOs
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black soc per n.
RAIsIEs-M. r. L. s. for bunch, So so for
per box.
sUeARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds 16Lf9I7Lc,
a bbls. 24e; crushed, graduated, end pow
24c per b. Coffee Sugar 21a25.
sYRUP-Golden, Sl,50 per gallon in a bbls.
SALT-Seyen bushelin barrel$5 00by the
TOBAccO.-BiackW0rt S0a90c Bright Sla2.
WHIsKEy.-Bourbon, pure, S3a5. Imitation
z 75a3 Robertson, pure, s. 50a5, imitation
2 75a3 Common Recti0cd 81 5Oa2 70 APP
lie and Peach Beandies S5a6 Cognae Bran
", pure, $l2a20 Cognac Brandy, domestic,
iSa4 so; Port and Sherry Wines S4as
Wines $5a45.
WHITE LEAD.-l5a25c.
IRoS.-CommOn bar 5Hc.
CAsTINGs.-7c.
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SPECIALN NOTICES.


The Suffer Goods at A, 4 NJ L~andsherg,
corner Public Square and Market ara BOW
being closed out. These must be sold re-
e~arlless Of p-ice. Now S yoar tine 70 get
crest bargains there in Tobacco Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters 6ayoines, notioEg
and Hats. Convince yourself b. calling
here.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12

The Nashville Steam Bakery, under the
supervision Of Messrs. ozanne & Morrison,
is fast becoming the most hOurishing bust
meas establishment in the city. In q few
days they will sanounce in a aattering adj
v%ertisemsnt in the USIoE their facilities for
trsnsacsing a Wholesale business. Look out
for their advertisement.
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Persons ~unsequaintod In The city seeing
20 many advertisements Cor the trotamsnt
Of Special Diseases, arc oiton Sc 6 loss 10 de-
eruane q whom to entrust tie treatmens
OF s1ch cases. To1such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishnent Of this kiad is e. No, q Deadsrick
streeb a1d this should Be q sufficient guar
faise thst thia j. q soiia5ie i~rsitutkl. DR-
a EfczAaD JOINS nay Be found in his %
nee during the hours stated in his gensrsI
advertisemen@ Al medicines 6rntsbed IA
fhe eTce.