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AFrLEs AFPLEs Just received, ens
hundred and fifty barrels choice spples, at
Jane Walkers, No. 90 Broad street, second
door from Cherry. .tEt oct26-2t
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APrLEs APPLEs Just received, one
hundred and fifty barrels choice apples, al
James Walkers, No. 90 Broad street, second
door from Cherry. ocl26-2t
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Mrrr Turrr.-John FrOster, 9 govsrf
,Lsent employee, was arrested Yesterday ~
/ - - p.sess9sg guste Tor stealing two mules
isStS ssa o Y; s. sent y she Pes. Piisoa ID
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49, ,.-.5' q, N INA NeC,ryi,
$3.50 go So last aight6y ne MI negro, VS..
.S5.-l : iormidable wesls, ,i',s sne aiier
- - AnusNs, was found !. N me shape
~. >, = sent toprison. an m, ms person.
'Ae NY Do1'i VII hear hi. ,.--.ltaaay-, When
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale at this Office, or
pFintud b order.
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Qua Jos OFFIoE.-We are executing ever
description Of plain and fancy JOB fr1nl-
lnR IN the nestsst style, and Al the loWesl
prices. at this Office.
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THEFT.-A negro named Alex Houston
was arrested last night for stealing-a box o.
silk hose ana box Of cotton hose.
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Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to be found here. m 4a
Alexander Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
oct 2SLSin ftt8 81
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fai 'us-6S 100
-ssoqs puv $1,000 moi toI 4sIvnbs o!IqPd
'Os on 40 ueO-i szzK1sSoO dSv szz1yz0
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49,. S ~ inae5ied y W. c. Collier for n.
80. 49, i-,9isvliie and Cincinnati papers ~
-''-Aa Assis and Frsnk Lsslis's hlas,rste5'
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Mass.) Republicans, Boston Journal, Balti-
ct Z. 2. Cones, No. 40 Cherry street. If
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SHARP THER,7lesteIday morning, an
adroit theft went into the market, and after
lodging about, deliberately picked up a
small box, belonging 10 q market man. and
which contained all thomoney he had taken
in, aud walked of with IL Several negro
soldiers were standing By, and the market
msn commenced accusing tkfra, when q by
stander called his attention. to the retreat
ing thief; but he had gone 80 far, thai he
escaped, before an officer could be found.
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AfTENTIoN IRIsHNEE Checks on the u
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, in sum-
Of Il TO EI0 for sale at G. n. 0rdway's Bro
ker Office, No. 4S College street. If
Sell your uneurrent monsys fnutlated
Notes, s and s cts. interest \ otes--at @. n
0rdway's Brokers Office, As College btrest
If
Go to Bryant, stratton Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
eial Law, Commercial CalculAtidIs, Part
nership, Settlements, &c. ssa.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c. 81
address BRYANT, STRATTON Il co.
Octl3-ly. s7i
Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hill's,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
oct8-tf.
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Major General George II. Thornss and
Wiie, snd Brigsdier General Grosvenor were
a. ne Burnet House, Cincinnsti, on Friday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-29

Choice Coal for sale by Knight Bros,
No. 40 Church St., opposite Masonic Han.
oct20-tf -ier
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ARMS AFsuEs i--Just received. one
hundred and City barre3s.ehoice apples. at
Jamcss Walkers, No 90 Broad streei, second
door from Cherry. octsS.st
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We would respectfully inform our custo
mers that after this date, We will sell Mn
eral Water, Porter and Ale, at 75e per dozen
Il is always our pleasure to supply our Gus
TONERS with good Article, and 81 the same
time ct as reasonable rates as we can posi-
bly, afford. Hoping BY the opening Of the
Spring season to be able to supply the Gus
tom at the old priees-3759 cents, we fee
thankful for the past patronage, and hope Il
merit a continuance Of the same.
Oct29-It MCCORMACK d Co.
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The Bridal ChambsF, an Essay OF Wsrnizt
AID Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re
hshle treatment iog Diseases OF tie urnSry snd
Sexual sysfenns-seni free, In sealed envelopes
Address, Dr. J. sKILLIN HOuGHTON, Howard
Assoc steR. ph sGalptis. Rs- aprls-is
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HORRIBLE MURDER ON BROAD
STREE II.
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II you want your Pisno's veil tuned. call
on g. 7. Jackson, az Luet's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, On Church
street. Orders from the country vii meet
with prompt attention. oct2g n
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depot, SIS Rroadssy.

rn-El Ir
rs. hi-t- - ~. .rr
Al iHnlsnss rocz o. F4ahas. watq.s-. Isusiry.
and Fsncy aaods sl % b. so Or OAK DOLLAR
scr, - nori rsEsrd % Faiua. and uDi b 10 pad
or III Juu sse FnaiJ yea VII rsaeye.
CERTIFICATES
Nam.uz oach article and IL rslae. are pl...l d,
sealed slFsiopss ant We ftaffs'E Ods III fhrss a.
eel0pes WI - -sut - MAJ b ~ 18ift.s 81 ~
ealpt 81 3 ctuts; Sc ~ 81 .aisiea 80. tti-f
- 81 eE-ive o. slqi and 1na hunar1f ~ IA
~ zeceipt Of she Certhcata Y0u 81 -. ,Tfaf -,
Ae e2iHg Q lefes and tne1 itls AZ Y6ur option =
Pay ne dollar md tairs the mtlcie o. nrt purrhr-
ere nay thus oo.ain Sod Watsh. niaIaord a.
fienos Swing HacbIae, orauf 80 al Ee,esi.s -
cur nai ~ - sd in ~ Go. can Ifilrv 81 -
tilen One boiiars softh, a. thsfs are ID i no
aRents wanted IA every tovn Ia the sianfrv.
hFerI persca dal n1sre SO y nv - ~ O.
80. = .e Elsaiest - 30 = s.sdr - sier -uosTs
- y-eta cents 90 = cE7tl6csa. Which III
lniorfn Tou F1sl 1ou esH phtal fnr Onr-To1I4r. A.
al PAltculaf9 also terms b lFtntL
Addreea JAEES \ uIlIHIH1DE AGO
aaPls-lm lgI BroadBsy. lysu York.
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RrooRDER's@ couzz.-His Honor Judge
Wilkinson having Teeovered from his ill
ness. was alle % oscupy the bench and
settle the lew cases that were submitted
VIM. Gleason, B. T. johnson, B. - Butler,
and Jdhn Frsn In Tor drunkenness were
fined S. each. James O'Brien, drunk and
disordarlv, fnad 50. Some Ten cases wore
eoufiuus "a tiil nondsT, nj ~ erunkenn ess
and Gsarderly conduit. H y hnson,
(eoiorsd) for threatening the 'of Ao4n
Smith (colored), was put under bonds Of
SEQ 70 appear On Monday Caroline Scot;
teoiored ). disorderIv conduct, fined IS. The
case Of Henry Carter (eolored) for building
q frame house in violation Of lss, was con
tinued till Monday. Frank English. fer
disorkerly conduct in the market, fined So.
Adam Smith, for tipping without license,
was charged three Ydoliars end costs. .Urif
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Cd Course

FnyHciana are Constantly snnoysd By padanis
covered NODE Of ueatmeni f5r these disazsal
has undergone . thorough mEssfiraaan. and ID
never troubled With the complaints 81 pztian
many symptoms produced b. the GA s1huol
Dr. Jones' oharQes are The sane N al nraaz-
would or one uicut1, sd it 3 o. course 70 hia
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White Goods 3


CUES BaoEal Skirts choice and ortmen and indeed everything
Ladies' complete
We
Wea.
In addition Stock
Wholesale
without advantageouay.
Of the patronage heretofore ibss
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Cleanse the System Of all Ina.
purllifs.

=
g DF. sUsYns's Blood-Purifying FHhaSe.-
It's reputaiica ~ curing ss-ofoia. cd rlcers ~
JOINT complaint, ulcersfed core throit, shie sa-l
ng dark biotcnes or defects IN the Skin nols e
Low SKIN u5arasuaus or wasting desh, rheumasc A.
ieclans, painE K me bones, &e = almost Haio-
parallel. The weak and debiliisted OF any olsees
o. scrofdlous usture il Is suIe 70 90 goo1, - ths
many thousand ,estnnonisls nom al parts Of me
world will prove nothing ever ols5essIsl Al
compare With II in curing tnat cla-s o. dlsoIotfs
Mersurial and syphIiitc j. seases Of short OF iols
silnoin g--hoihinE hiss ever proved 50 eleci-Al p
60 psiely Grad eating every Fesage q these aah-
gerous complaints.
Chrome Eeypslas ofthe faee is cured 70 great
certainty.
Dark Sl0tches or Defects in the Skin oitenNnes
appear TDe Psnac q and e Oniment
clear the skin and give more youthful CON-
piexlOn-
To be sure Of getting the pure ard genuine fan ans
ces, purchase direct 81 the principal once OF ~
SHayne Son, $50 North sixth street fhlladei pls
o. e. the Drug Store Of W J. a C. W. SMITH,
Corner Of Church ana Vine streets
Nashville.
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We would respectfully solicit call from the trade
~ sree Wtn. c. McMuuy, a well-known mer-
chant in this city, Will be iound 81 our establish
mebt, and will he pleased 10 see his old fieods.
ROBT. EWES co.
WOODEN wARE-qo Nests Wash Tabs, 20 dog
W Wash Boar6s, 20 dog Panied Buckets 10 doz
sters, largelot ofBrOoms, etc, ia store and for
sale cheap 6y ROBr. EVEs& co.
WH1sRY,-SO Bbls pure old Robertson County
" Whisky, for sale By the gallon or barrel.
l. t lN RnBr EVB5 co.
CIOVE OYSTERS, sardines, Pickles, Mustard,
~ Brandy Fruits, Catsups, etc, Cor sale low by
4 GCOTCH ALE.--2O dos Bottles Of Walker & Cos
- CELEBRATE Bottled Scotch Ale Also large lot
Of Yonag a Co.'S Edinbarg Ale in bottles.
RoBT EvEs& co.
H,ANDIEs, soda and Butter Crackers, Cracknell
~ Biscuit, etc, in store and for sale BY
RoBT. Evles a co.
CUNDRIEs.-Nals, Bed Cords, Rope, Wrapping
- Paper, Demiiohne, soaps Candles, and 8 large
variety of sundries for sale eheap BY
RoBT. EWES & co.
IOFFEE. SUGAR. TEAS. 8c.-We desire espe-
- ciay 10 call attention 10 stock Of Coffee,
Suesr Teas and cur large variety o. staple articles,
which we are offering s. low ~ TIE lowest
RoBf. HVEs a CO.
DURE APPLE VINEGAR.-In store. and for sale
II by R0BE EVEs Co
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-ln store and for sale
~ BY . ROBT. EYES co. {
oct6-3m
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Old papers, CHE largest in the city, for sal'
at this oflce.
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Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God
( during the year which is now coming 20 an
end, to reclaim our beloved country from
the fearful se0arge Of civil war, and to per
NIT US 70 secure the blessings Of peace,
unity and harmony, with a great ENJOY
ment OF civil liberty; and, whereas our
/ Heavenly Father has also, during the year,
| graciously averted from us the calamitles Of
foreign war, psstilence and famine, while
our graneries are full Of the fruits Of an
| abundant season; and whereas, righteous
ness eXalteth a nation, while sin Is a re-
proach TO any people,
Now, therefore, /, Andrew johnson, Pres.
ident OF the United States, do hereby recOm-
mend to the people thereof, that they do
set apart and observe the inst THURSDAY in
December as a day Of national than ksgiving
to the Creator Of the universe, for these de-
liverences snd blessings and I do further
recommend that on that occasion the whole
people make confessions Of our national
sins against His infinite goodness, and with
one heart and one mind implors the Divine
guidance in the ways Of virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States b be affixed.
Done ct the city Of Washington, this
twenty eighth day of October, in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-dy
and Of the independence ofthe United States
the ninetieth. IE a.
[Signedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
[signsdI W. H. SEWARD,
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Robbery the Object of the villains

A Mans Head Split Open With an
Axe.
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By TeIegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Great Frauds In the Treasury
The Canadians Getting eskeeFd.7
Proclamation by the President

nav YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Senste Of FEM.
N Brotherhood held q session here LAST
evening and established q financial. milf
tary, and eivaI bureau. Other i1oportsut
business relative to orzanisatsSas i,
America aRd Ireland was trsnsacted
I Inc Herasd prints a private dispatch aa-
ted West Point, Mss, Oct. %. statnp Il A.
Gen. johnson has discovered the mo- ~
Penduous frauds on the Treasury Deua-i .
ment, and has arrested Harrison John sop -.
special Treasury agent at Columbia. ana
All his suo-sgents ia these three counties
and taken Possession Of their books aud
suspended operations. Il is rumorsd tbat
an investigation will be damaging to high
officials.
The Worlds Washington special saws dis
patches received here states that the New
Orleans Convention 70 sustain President
johnson is success. aarr
The rumor that our naval vessels are 70
De put IN commission is untrue.
II is reported that Caleb Cushing viii su-
perscede Ny. Adams in England, and that
Mr. Adams returns to become Secretary Of
State
NEw YoRK, Oct. 2S.-Rankin, alias Finch,
eoupteFfeAer, was found guilty yestarday.
DurlnS the tsial The fact was eheiiei that
nearly forty thousand dollars in ooanfetfeit
--@-~- -t-4- tl--4 aN-t - OAlo anu oA4CE " est
ern States. Several counterfeits on the
Merchants Bank of New Haven and the
tlskell Bank Of New York, were found on
the prisoner.
TORoNTO, Oct. 27.-Ths Leader has an ar |
tele on the expected Fenian Invasion. and |
calls on the government 70 take the arms /
from the vaults lest the Fenians should get 4
them and establish patrols on the frontiers /
aud inaugurate passport. Fearful alarm /
exists.
The Jury on the Sanders Kidnapping
case are still locked up. 81 .r.
A raid on the Canadian banks by the Fe-
mans, is expected.
We have four inches of snow here and
still falling.
NV YoRK, Oct. 2S.-The POSTS Wash
ington special says the President has not
yet made decision in the case Of Henry
Wirz.
S, N. Cragen Of New Hampshire, had an
interview with the President yesterday,
when the President substantially reiterated
The sentiments expressed in the stearns
letter.
PRESIDENTS PROCLAwATrON
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In their Stock of
Wines & Brandies,
ASA ALL OF WHICH ARR
ENUINE AND IMPORTED,

. May be found
Pemartin and Duff Gordon Sherries,
Old Choice snd Reserved Madeiras
London Docs snd Burgundy Port;
Pemartn. Blsqueior. and 81. Julien Medoc
cAsrei,
Haut sanier1e Missioner, Hockheimer and Ca.
tEW0a Wines;
Demerc.er, Gold Medal and Heidsick, Cham.
payne
PInet CashTon, Otard, Dupuy's 4 Co.'S Brandiesi
Jrsh, Scotch, Bourbon and Robertson County
Whiskys,
holland Gin;
ldsrsschino Absinths; vermorthe and all assert.
ed Liquors;
1Ralrarfs and UoIlaud prffarg
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3 Wholesale and Retail.
LARGE ARRIvAL OF NEW GOODS
CAMERON. GREER & CO.

NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENg,
IY E received direct from the Importers, D
part grades snks
doire Antique, and plain and Fouls De
, 1865-08-03
M "A RI N e LIST
FORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS f5.,,,,,,,A1xu1t

ARRIVALS ..:........Ausa.t1
stmf May Queen MeHen,y. MAnitowoe. auad.leE.
Ea; az; Sses az
P!sp Gn,sseo, Nalsh. isa1t.lo. .,ra,fIt .anst;e'
91op oion,s:. snalts. 1eafiss ..aaasts.s.
btqs1 sPe G;aJs s. 81. coal.
sesr Sses!; 1stsaa & g % a.: co..
@ ssa1 Ksss hasaaans Coulter. Cleveland. 40 toas
s<hr ). j. Bsn,s. Church. Hsrr.svtils. "a N lnm-
scnr &: =. eng, rso~n.s Jos ph, Is N 1ans1. Is
ses. ~ a..E. gss.tea. 81; 5o.spa :: so.a. voed
ssns EEma, lmbrtts, AnsksKon- aa N lumber. is M
senr e ga19sr. KhbT. Mu.kegen. 10 2 lumber.
GET K.ip,s, 2eDensd, alsssses. Il, = n n@Ssss
sthr Geo. PutImx1on uavT. Aaskexoa, 100 N 4un1-
sehr RaGA. kei.ea Au,ksson. 2 eords slabs.
sehr @ Tno. @kinEalota; 7oasinsoa. Bay du Noe. IN N
sehz Helsa Eoed, Robinson, wEktnsons ner,1is
sehr Tnons: Cuddy. St. F.als P,sr, 50 cord, wood.
sehr ": :Aa,iss. 1chpssn, Two Rivers. lis m ,an-
sehr QUEEN Or tue We.s. 3uhop, Aeaominse, tss m
sehr Msf5. 1e1kee, Port sae!aon. 9 cards wood
senI ssn W MOTT: ESsa s'5sa BAN 3 = la IS,
seax Storm. a.sia. =. White Lake. 8, N lumbar
RAREo......-.... .Au5..
Prop nesa hehaoa Steele. Butt4!o. Il s;0 6u earn
ks:9s 81: sssg ,ss
Prop Merchant. srisKa. nanalo sunatiss:
BB.Sps BsSaps e. 81
Barqse l. Il. Coslon, tlarE. Bnn. 0, 7l5i bn corn,
ssh1 SsSa aassses sg Il
Sch. ii I.en Exao. Hur1bu., Bp1s,o. 1890 nu earn.
, 1865-08-03

Editors Chicago Tribune
Your Washington correspondents latter,
in yesterdays publication, referring to the
state Of the finances Of the country, present
and prospective, gives a refntation which
should be cheerful]J hailed By erery citizen,
10 The interested aud malicious assertions
ventilated through the fundamentally OF
That uDpeincip.et sheet, thc NeW YORK Htr-
dld. Let that retutatlon be ever 60 catefo!lf
snalyEed It cannot1 be co1traaleteo; fet
there are some matters which might DO ap"
pended, by way pfsupp9rtinE hts atgaments,
de1nanae mon him accrutng prior to the
nee tirp Of Ccngtes., as well as to strengthen
t7,e fait1 Of those who doubt the ability Of
thia country to meet all Its engagements In
a Ioo,e satisfactory manner than any Euro
pean power has get done, or Ia at all LIKELY
TO do
The internal Revenue and Customs must
he 1arrelv augmented by the addition o. the
snbiurxted States to the tributaries Of the
Treaf1ry, TIE stimulus given to immigta-
flcn. bY the termination Of the war. mas
brought, aod is daily bringing, TO taeee
shores Thousands Of consumers. lne more
eftectiFe nCde Of collection Of the revenues,
Il chiefly noticeable in the tax on Wn'sky'
The scrutiny now. pEacticed. and foanu ns
cresary in all departments, all these WILL lena
to fll the EIchequer, md increase t1e
mesna at his disposal to very hfgo e1~
tent.
the Government being able to meet al &C.
nands upon itr Tit were necessary. By way
ct atgumcnt, 10 compare positions with Eng.
lana, might ask how did that coun Try stand
, 1865-08-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
- n n "

WKpNKsDlx EvksHe, August :, 1865,
The money market to day waa very quiet. 4
large proportion Of the currency In uss by pro-
cuee speculators, On account Of the recent rains,
his been feleaeed, and the market is consider
ably ssnier. There IL, however, sHll a fair de-
rnand fos money at the various discount hops.s
Ind good paper u readily passed at 10 per cent
per an1um. Street rates are qn.et and e.alef at
111} per cent per month.
The 1uppl, Of Eastern Exthsnge ID dsily dinIn.
ishing and the market is very firm, with strong
upward tendency. The bankers today were buy
Ing at 1-l0@1 20 discount, and ceiling at par to
40 premium. The bankers were wager bn3efs
st 1.20 discount, bat few were willing to sell below
par:
Gold opened in New York today At 144i. ad-
vanced to 145I and closed at 4:30 p. N. ut 14i3.
The following are the quotations telegzaphed to
James Boyd Il Bfo1hets:
, 1865-08-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

ran Hag.ks ~ 6renH a.s noo ,aodt oa aa2a q e
sord1e, IN 1ccesDnnes VITA fess Haoa p9NA4 -
Tsp1RsnAT Xt11ne Aug. !. 1Ax-
FREICylrA-LAxKF FRxIGHrs-Wees ttea<y and
u1chAbg ged. EnEskeo n'.w.re: To BC11ALo-3ch:s
non saa a Es,an Bsie' En.n Il e: teir r. cn1
Oats 1t Sc. -.'
F.oUa FU1Gnrs -Art unchanged. -.--.
FLUUR-Rectived.2 81 oEla; shipped. 1,s4o bs1s.
N.Iket arm out 9utet $40. were: Willie w1zTaa
sPK1:a kxrsAs seo nr y fe..s; loo b.a EIes nor
Il Is t1k; 100 br's do At Ss.sQ. sfR1s0 SrPxx -lc0
br's - Hinnenalo" It F,e3 70 hz!s not nanad Il
95co. =
..WHEATReestytae el.ss,p7: shiposd II 80 bu.
Iii 81 Hst1s ). sss 10 oa 70. il sls: e N
40 attl u; 20 gu DO sn rsex y st.slX. ,srH1sa
p:0k; :5Rn nn % = y ;eoA 1u;. 40 oa Do = So
:s.t0 nu 60 Il Nl9A ~ te1 bu Do At sliet 30
tn DO II Il 19X 176.m n1 90 II lila: lso60 hu no
sask ~ n 4 1s9e x = r e = ;x s1 ~
Il. .. AMI &allo:2 1t 4t1eH.
C0RN-Receiysd H5.d:5 bu: shipped po7a $50 nu
, 1865-08-03
ruR aAcHELoRs, sTa1KE.

THE AACHEAV6f % ~ MA'
sacial stattca In France t1ye reached cri-
a. TIL, bas becp recu>ed 70 such fine srt
ttat eytn the artificial Friedman finds 1t
uncomfortable. The relations Of the se1es
h,ve come to = tlin1x. hymn has been
thrown ont Of good society. ht.1oras Of
CREATION are dlsposed to charge thif alarm
}pr state of things upon the women. Pamph-
lets aro Issued at Patis On tbs *' Unb.idled
Luxury Of Wome1." in ons Of which II. d.
pin, the Attorney Gens1al. saYs that the IN
controlled passion Of women for luxury and
fine dresses is a perpetual Danger. to tina,
morality OF the family. He concludes bis
essay b inviting The women Of the rorld to
organize an asaociation OF mothers, who. by
their example and counsel, would induce the
majority of women foreducs thesP expenses
snd to put luxuuY on leIel with their In.
comes, 4 European correspondent Of 4 New
York paper reports that;
eeilleE. al:ndins to The sfike Of rhe d11rers RIA
eoachEncn, 6peaH OF another strike, salt mpre-
1mpostans snd saslons IN IT. esttEn asson-tee
q
Ed 95l .:d sf.M5s e 4 sea e. az
70 {, ,s, m eAsRss asnd @ a.
ucns tskeu On that occasion, lad!ss unst glte up
AeiI cobty and fultons drebRet, senp plying tho
eoquere. cetse to aspire to Tho part Of Gtest a.
dIta, ahtnGon costly ldltness, and return to the
primitive and simple maunees Of housekeeping.
They must posstBs habits Of economy, b. mo.est
shd Dosh like, md h1ve all tho vltaes Of their
sex. Such are the Conditions set ds4u BY the
nachelo1as at11ke.' II
1hsa attempt to folst the responsibility Of
r,r,I,y, nfhAr fe q v1tera ,1~,