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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
OFFICIAL.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Posoco at Charleston. for tho week
ending NOVEMBER /, 1866. and ordered to DO printed
In THE DAILY NEws agrceaby to tho following section
sho new Postonco Law. as tho newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City of Charloston
SECTION And be further enacted That Lists OF lot
terra remaining uncae for in nny Postoce in any city,
town or vilasc whero newspaper shall be printed,
which boing published weekly oftcncr shall tho
largest circulation within range of delivery OF tho said
cffco.
M Persons calling for Lettors Advertised should
state that they Advertised"
CO. Once hours from A. NJ. to r. NJ On Sundays,
from O'Clock to 9 o'clock =. ~.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Acting Postmaster!
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aJ- Persons depoaHng lettors In the PooscfnoS WIN
please place tho stnp near the upper right hand cor
ner Of tho envelope and thoy win so please TO ronen.
ber that without tho atemp letter cannot but
Gid4s 10 .oiit 49,. Dead Lossss cAA1s ~ 49,
IoyefnbeS ,- IsEti/ q .Eag.E
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CHAMPAGNES AND CLARETS

CHAMPAGNES AND CLARETS.
VTERzENAY, JULES BIUMDI & co.
Cabinet, Jules Mumm & Co.
Private Stock Jules Mumm & Co.
ncidgiccil, Piper & Co.
Great Seal, Moot & Chandon
Gold Lack
Nathaniel Johnson's st. LoubcS
Nathaniel Joinson's Medoo
Esshenaucr, Bcnccko Il Co. Douino
GodardB Coulry
Brandenburg Freros hIedoc
a few OF N. Johnston's Mcdoc-pints 1913, and
quarts 1S51-tn hand and for salo by
WI. S. CORWIN & CO.,
Importers Wines, Drantftes, &C.,
No. 900 Broadway, Now York.
No. $50 King street, Charleston, s. @.
October %
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the joint resolution OF July 25, 1860, in LAYING.
upon certificates given by the Comniissary,
General OF Prisoners, commutati.,n .,n OF rations 10
those United States soldiers who were held as
prisoners Of war. Tobacco Is now fu rnished TO
the enlisted men OF the army, under proper
regulations The settlement OF accounts of
officers who have performed duty with the
subsistence Department has rapidly progressed.
Claims under the act of July A. 1884, which have
been filed in the Subsistence Office, amount in
the aggregate to 81 758 O3lO4, on which S85,3i2l0
1870 await final examination and decision.
The total amount Of money drawn from the
Treasury and disbursed by the Subsistence De
N5l8,S72'54, including payment of claims under
the act of July 4, 1854. The amount disbursed
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AUCTION SALES.
d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIO NEER.
DsN0. lOZO STREET,

PRIVATE COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGs DRAW
1NGS, CHR0M0S, ETC.
B. SCOTT ST, vii sell, at the Art Gallery, No. 1920
Chestnut Street, -cssss Wv
On Tuesday Morning, Or - Sr4
attn instant at III o'clock, very valuable private col
etc, carefully selected by James O. Simpson, Esq
durlng many years. including specimens the old and
MOD ern schools, VIII Turner, Claude the Landseers
Huntingdon, Stanfie q and nearly ali the membeTs OK
the Royal Academy Of London G GeensborOuKh, etc.
etc. Open ior exam minaon on Monday afternoon. 2 2t
LAST GREAT SALE ThIS SEASON OF FAR
FAMLD SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, JUST
ARRIVED PR CUNARD STEAMSHIP hALEP-
PO," FROM THE CELEBRATED FIRM OF
JOSEPH DEAKIN Sons MANUFACTURERS
BopRs BY R9YAt snkrFAEIh FAAEEIThRoRlTY sPRISa sTREEf
WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT The ART GAL,
LERY, No 1910 CHt SMUT Street, a - -
On W ednesday and Thurs ay MORNINGS
9th end 9Th nstants at ii o'clock elegant assort-
uent OF pest quality patent electro and pa'ei ware
ivory table and pocket cutlery, direct from the estab
Consisting Of god-llned tea sets card receivers tn
Ylews kettles ana stands, with and vithout iamns.
ruit-stanub, ice pitchers wine A. s. and hott az
cut ass dnner ana bre syrup nltchars
Tea pot stands claIet jugs, dish covers erGnes cake
BAL efs round and oval travs 10 to 10 nches tosst
rings, etc. ETC. ..-.,,,, ,.,..'' .-'DN' --aP"NiA
Pearl handle table knives in cases o. and 10
Knives 10 match; ivory and plated handle Ash-caryers
in morocco cases, etc. etc 10 's.s
ALSO, FSs~ysesus
Dinner and dessert aud forks; SOUP and sanee
terms. lf-' rHN' 90 ~ A pe''
Full particulars in catalogue. 7Ssss. RAJ Hs
... EY>Jr ,,oDxsn ~ - . Hnt.N1ryW - xsz
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IN WARBUR RT0N.
- FASHIONABLE HALTER
No $50 CHEsNuT Street,
Next door 10 Pobt once
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FINE FINE MODERN OF PATNTINGs. - --AA
40 ON Thursday and Friday Evenings next --s
9Th and lth Instant at III O'Clock at scotts Arr Gal
lery No lC2O Chesnut st eet, about go fine modern oil
paintings Dy some OF our most talented American
artists Open for examination on TnesdaY Ia Gf
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New York Market.
by Telegraph

New York, June cotton frmer. and more
liberal, at 37@3S for midding. Stock on hand at
all ports 33l 900 bales. Flour more firm at S. y
as So extra State 50 i5dl0 extra round hoop
Ohio so 5Odl0 - for trade bonds, closing firm.
Whisky quite firm, western in bond 81 2S Wheat
generally quiet, common grades dull and droOp-
ing, white good and prime parcels firm, choice
new amber 81 p. Rye in demand and 1irmer.
Corn moderate, without any decided change; the
advance in freights and the difficulty in selling
exchange has materially checked the EXPORTS it
demands 72tGS0 for unsOund mixed western, and
SldS3 for sound do. and ~ for choice high old
mixed western in store. Oats lG2c better, and
more active at 5l653 for now western, 6 for new
Iowa, and ~ for Canada. Rice quiet and firm.
Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar frmeri Cuba
Petroleum quiet at 4l@4212 for refnedin bond.
Pork quiet and unchanged at $50 60@30 6S; for
new mess closing at $50 6lG30 6s. Regular $50
25d29 50 for old dc, and "a 25@2i 80 for prime,
and 5000 bbs new mess for June, July and Au-
gust, sellers and buyers ohtiOn at 80 62d3 80.
Beef steady at previous prices. Cut meats steady
at l7@lSl2c for hams. ..
Bacon continues dull. Lard frmer-l9l "a Do &c.
Butter duil-25d37c fOT western, and 25@42c for
State. Cheese, SGl0c. Money steady, 6G7 per
cent. Sterling exchange irregular and unsettled
Merchants bills are very duh at l0S34@lO9l2. Bro
kers bills are quoted at l09I@ll0R. Gold excited
and higher. opening at l4434, advanced TO hos
and declined 10 lI5!5, and closed at l4G. Govern
ment stocks less active and rather easier. Freights
70 Liverpool very firm again.
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Nashville Dry Goods Market.

The trade for the past week has been rather
dull, yet fair trade is expected this month.
Cotton goods continue firm. If any change, an
advance since our last report. The demand for
dress goods continues good Cottonades are in
fair request. The stocks are large and well as
sorted. Our jobbers are determined to keep up a
line Of goods for the summer trade Below will
be found the quotations of a few Of the leading
articles:
Prints-American. IS; Amoskeag IS: Dunnell IS:
Merrimack, ID. 10; do w. 20 Pacific, 49, Sprague,
10; Sullivan, Is; Wareagan. Is; Hope Is, Wamsut-
Ia, II.
Sheetings-Tenn. Premium. "A y: Patapsco,
A. p; Laurel Hill, "A .; Crescent, A p; War
ren, ~ p; Carroll IS -; Pautuxet rs 20.
Tickings-SOmerSet, 81 -; Pemperton, rs E.
40: COnnestOga Extra, "A 62l2.
Sea Island-From lSG27; Common Cambria 20
Paper Cambria, 22a2i; HOOpskirts. 4G6c 4 sprin g;
Grecian Ducks. 25g45 do Drills, 3O@55.
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MONETARY AND C0MMERuIAL.
OFFICE OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN,
WunUuan. Tupo 4 1879

WEDNESDAY. June 6. 1866. J
MoNErARY-Gold continues steadily to advance
in New York. The following are quotations re-
ceived by Thos. S. Mari: Opened at 1iS7s14i34 at
noon. and closed at P. N. at 1867.
Government securities are quoted as follows
5-2Os. 102a10G4: l0-40s, g575G96lz; 7-30s, 1920
10231; certificates. l00@lO0S
There is very little doing in uncurrent money.
and rates tendsiownward.
Bank of Tennessee is bought by brokers at .
cents with but little offering.
Planters and Union Bank are unchanged. The
former bought at s. and the latter at 20 cents.
Southern money generally * dull, and in but
little demand.
GR0CEREs.-NO day this season has been more
remarkably dull than was yesterday in the groce-
~ trade. Our grocery merchants had a quantum
Of surplus leisure on hand well as fine stocks Of
general supplies. The trade in prime necessities
has been just sufficient to meet the pressing wants
Of consumers. and we can only report slight alte-
ratiOns in our quotations as follows
FLOUR-We quote standard Superine per Dbl
s. 2j@lQ %; Extra, $l0@ll Family, ST. 50@l2 50;
Fancy, Sl3 50.
SUGGR-New Orleans, 17@I9c: Porto Rico. $50
lGc; Cuba, l49 l4Ic; Crushed, l81zl91zc; Powder
ed, Do; Granulated, do. Coffee A, lSa l9c: B. l7G
lSc: &, l7glSc: Yellow c, l6Sl7c
COFFEE-COmmOn TO good 25,G26c: good to fair
2jl2G272c; fair to prime, 2SZ929lzc; while choice
is held firmly at 30tg Sic,
BACON.-Cear sides T n l9dl9l3c; Shoulders 2
n liI@9 l5l2c; Hams. plain 2Ugzle.
BAGGING AND RoPE.-Hemp Il yard S5c; Rope 2
yard BE.
BEEswAx-Yelow 2 h 3Oc Common 2 H. 25c.
CANDLEs-Star light weight l9d zoe, summer
mould, l61ZGl7c Parafne, 3Sal4jc.
CORDAGE-Manilia Z n 2G3Oc; Bed Cords y
dozen 81 1903 80.
CoTTox YARxs.-7OO Z dozen Die: COO Z dozen
26c: 800 e dozen 2Sc; 400 Z dozen 3Oc
CoRN.-$l % for yellow, and 81 10 for fine
white.
Oms-Tanners. per gal. 81; Lard. 50 50; Coal.
SO@gOc; Turpentine S2@2 Is; Linseed, do
LARD-In teTce. 2l@22c; keg, 24c,
MOLAsSES.-Sugar House 81 l5dl y; Porto
Rico 7jca9$l 10; New Orleans 81 20Gl 40; Cuba
75c.
NAHs.-Ten DIS T. keg s. zoos 90.
HTDEs.-jireen, &c: Green Calf Zoe; Green salt
ed, SG912c; Sailed Calf, l5@l6c; Flint, l2al4
GRAIN-COrn, sacks included. 95G$l 90; Oats
clean, soc.
PROVISIONS Butter, l592O Lard. 22@2l: Meal,
= Dbl 8 80; Potatoes. 2 Dbl $3d3 20: Eggs, 4 dOz
-; Mess pork, $50 50g3l.
SALT.-Per Z bu .bbls, 81 p,
SEEDs.-Milet, 81; Hungarian grass 81 30.
SYRUPs-BaltimOre, z gal !Og$l 10; Golden
81 bal 40
SoAP:-Turpn bare II 99ll Fancy. 2 box.
81 2j@5.
TEAs-ImperiaI, 81 1912: Young Hyson, 81 Is
az 20; GunpOwder. 81 1902 p.
Reconsideration Whisky q gallon $3d4 so;
Robertson county, = 75@5; Common, , 25d2 30; |
French Brandy, 5 O0GS 90; Catawbl 3 OOd6 20;
Ginger. 00@5 80; Apple 0O@5O0: Peach, 100 |
y; Malaga Wine, 5DG5 %; Sherry 50a5 90. |
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

ARE THE MOST PERFECT
!. ]: i. !. 81. ].
al 81 y PurEativc which we are
VA ~ ablctO produce or which we think
~/ has ever vet been made by any
~ NJ : body. Their effects have Rbund
M Va antly shown 10 the community
how mach they excel the Grdina-
-ILnA a
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Per in your note book the first thing this morn
ing. TO go to the Festival Of the Ladies Beney-
client Association in Edgedcld, this afternoon at
o'clock" You will see everybody there that you
van. 10 sec; and il you have any doubt Of this,
sake the ono you would most desire to see, along
With you. The oracle viii ten YOU all nbout
the future. and the supper and other entertain
mcnt. viii be the best you have sat down to and
enjoyed for many a day.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
| another addition 10 his already extensive
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06

CIRCUIT CouUr.-This Court Judge Brien pre-
siding. met at the designated day for the May
term. and remained IA session for some DAYS dis
l,t..,nr of several causes. hut in consequence of
"a, fact Of she ChauccN and Criminal Courts
lc,us In session. % was fuuud impossible 20 pro-
coed with il. business. aud adjourned until the
t.T f.rfn
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GROCERIES.

Thereby offering inducements to dealers and pur-
chasers seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following:
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safe and pleasant % take, hut powerful 10 cure,
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities Of the body, remove the distractions Of
It's organs purify the blood, and cNpel disease.
They purge out the foul humors which breed and
grow dis;cmpcr stimulate sluggish OF disordercd
organs into thCir natural action. and impart a
healthy tore with strength 10 the whole system.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of
every body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases. While they produce powerful effects.
they are al the same time. IA diminished doses,
the safest and best phySic Jhat can be employed
for children. Being sugar-coatcd, they are pleas
ant 90 take; aud. being purely vegetable are free
from any risk Of harm. Cares have been made
which surpaSs belief were they not Suhstantatcd
hy men Of such exalted position and character, a
to forbid the suspicion of uutruth. Many emf
ucnt clergyment and physicians have lent Their
names TO certify 20 the public the reliability OF our
remedies while Others have sent us the assurance
% their conviction that our Preparations contri-
butte immensely 20 the relief Of our afflicted sui
tcriug fellow men,
The Agent below namoi is pleased to furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing dITee-
tions for the use and certificates OF their cures, 81
the following complaiuts:
-GostlNeneSs, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism
propsy. Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
Stomach. Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid lnacuon Of
the Bowels and Pain arising theretrom; FiatulencE
Loss Of Appetite. all Diseases when require an
eyacuant medicine. They also. by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many com,
plants which il would not be supposed they could
reach, such a. Deafness. Partial Kindness, Neur
ralgla and Nervous lrritahihty, Derangements o.
the Liver and Kidneys Gout. and other kindred
complaints arising from low state Of the body.
or obstruction OF It's functions.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
on. Demand AYrR's and take no Others, The
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have IL.
Prepared By j. q. AVER a CO.,
Lowell Massachusetts,, and sold by
Druggists and dealers every where al wholesale
and retail; in Nashville by
BERRY. DEMOVILLE & WHARTON.
junel-I Al
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TTm CouRr HousE-Our reference to the con
dition Of the Court House and grounds adjacent.
does not seem 10 have stirred the county authori-
ties to action ia the matter. They are making
some progress in cleaning and reftting some Of
the rooms but il does seem that more activity
might be displayed in making tho passages and
stairways decent at least. They are now disgrace
fully filthy. and some of the rooms incommodious.
We do not want our County Court to rest under
the charge Of Magazines and slOth, but If some
thing is not done in this matter, they will have to
hear very stringent criticism.
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HAIR TONIC AND REsrORArIyE.

This preparation is one of the most efieacious
remedies now in for restoring hair TO its ORR
ginal color, promoting its growth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
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by TELEGRAPH.
THE DIHAlCHRS OF The ASSOCIATED PRESS
Treasury Matters.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The public debt state
1nent will show total amount Of currency on
There is a decrease of $40 10000 in coin, coca
stoned by gold sales. and the payment of interest
on 550s Of 81. 0O0.00O. The total amount of gold
on hand Is about S2D,OOOOOO. The Total receipts
from customs in the Southern States last month
were Sl66O0O0O Secretary McGulOch's report
of gold sales will show sales Of S55, 10000 in May
at an average of over thirty per cent, and that
about $4,000 900 were sold in the latter part Of
Ephruarv
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InsOIyent Notice.
asther Clark, ADMINISTRATIVE of Washington

Cashier Clark, Administrative of Washington
Clark, deceased.
VIIHE ADMINISTRATRIX.E Esther Clark, hav-
| ing suggested the insolvency of said estate to
me William G.. Cox. Clerk of the County Court
of jackson county, It is therefore, ordered by said
Clerk that said administrators make publication
in the Nashville Union and American. a paper
notifying all the creditors of said estate to file
their claims with said clerk proven a the law
directs on or before the 18th day of December,
1865 for pro rata payment or they will be forever
barred. ESTHER CLARh,
Inns
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In the Circuit Court at at CentreviIIe, Tenn

0. a Nixon rs. WiIIiam BlackWeII, and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
| of the Court, that William Peppers, one of the
defendants in this cause. is minor and non resi-
dent of the State Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served upon him: it
is therefore ordered, that publication be made in
the Union and American, a newspaper published
in the city of Nashville for four successive weeks,
for said defendant to appear at the court house
in the town of CentreTille. on the fourth Monday
in July next, and show cause, if any he has, = by
the suit which was pending in said court against
Jesse Blackwell, and others. at the time Of his
death should not be revived and continued against
him WIN. q. CLAGETT.
narlS-w4ff CLERK and Master.
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INsOLyENr NOTICE.-WHEREAs sue

/ gestion has been made to the Clerk Of County
Court Of Hickman county, Tennessee, that the
Estate Of stephen G.. Easley. deceased. is insol-
vent. All persons having claims against said de-
ceased, are hereby notified to file their claims
legally authenticated with said Clerk, on or before
the Sth day of October next, in order that division
pro rata may be made amongst the creditors, &c.,
or they will be forever barred, &c.
WIN. q. CLAGETT, Admir-.
,no,-,vs,s of Stenhen q Easley decd
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph.l

CINCINNATI, June 5-Flour and wheat firm and
quiet. prices unchanged. Corn steady 6l@62
Oats IS. Rye S5@9j. Whisky firm at q in bond
Provisions active sales 900 bbls mess pork at 81:
now beld at 81 y. 100000 pounds of bulk meats at
l234 for shoulders and l554 for Sides closing with
no sellers at the quotations Bacon advanced to
li54dl7lI, and 1871 for shoulders, sides and clear
sides. Lard inactive demand at - now held at
POI. Gold las excited.
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$50 REWARD.

CTOLEN on THE NIGHT OF THE THIRD
- day Of February last, four miles South of
Hillham, Oyerton county, Tennessee, one bright
sorrel Horse. both hind feet white to the hooks.
the front left leg white to the knee, ball face brown
spot on the left hip knot across the left hind leg.
eight years old this spring, III hands high pony
built will give the above reward for the horse.
or information Of his whereabouts.
n. j. HUDSON,
Ia Eofuaabara n
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4 LETTER Fgou As CASTERS ME CHANIC.-From
Wllkcsboro'. Luzegne county. Pennsylvania, We
received on yesterday the following letter:
MrssRs.. &c. &c: Having been informed that
ioincrs are la demand at Nashville, in order 10
ascertain the truth ] write for information. VIII
YOU inquire of the railroad coach shop foreman If
hc Is in need Of hands thereon on general repairs,
and what the wages are. Answer soon, and
ubliKe. &c.
We have not the time to inquire, but publish
Thu, for the benefit Of the writer. well as for
those ia this region in need of mechanics. This
letter suggests, however that skilled artisans are
ready 10 come among us whenever the proper in
duremcnts are offered.
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Sion the TLief!-.S5O Reward.

CT0LEN FROM MY PREMISES, NEAR
- Franklin, Tennessee, on the night Of the 26th
April, one large cay HORSE, about ten years
the right forefoot bunch Of white hair just behind
the ears; a splendid work horse. has broad hips,
and rides tolerably WE'LL banded o. S. and /. c;
thief or as for the horse. SIS in addition 10 the
above Is offered by the Live Stock Insurance
CompOnany for the thief. -
msys-Wims JAMES P. MOORE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06

BlNEING.-We call attention TO the advertise
ucni of our friends A. Wheless Co., TO be found
in our advertising columns This house was
established in 1855, and when the war commenced
il was closed. but soon as peace was declared,
Il nrain unfurled its banner TO the breeze" Mr.
4 Whcsoss s. o number one inancier, and ac-
eommolatnE in the bapking hpS.pess. lie will
pay the HIGHEST market price for ali un0urrent
IIoney-also buys and sells Exchange, Cold, and
~ kinds Of Stocks
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Commercial Bank 10
Farmers Bank of n.
CarOlina...........--......20
Merchants Bank........25
Bank of Roxboro'.-.....2O
Miners and Planters
Bank.............-..........l5
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ST. LOUIS June 5th.-COtton Hat. Flour, single
Y SCdS:92; double l250Gl4 Choice wheat strong
for higher grades; No l club. l SO: extra do 80;
Northern fall l93 prime 2:00id2:2O; choice 2:55@
2:7l. Corn lightly lower at 62G75. Oats heavy Ala
IS. Pork unchanged. Bacon, clear sides 20. Whisky
has advanced 2 22a225.
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Money Market.

NEw YuRK, june The Posts monetary arti-
Gle saws the loan market is easy at per cent with
exceptional transactions at Z. Commercial paper
and rates unchanged. The stock market shows
more animation. Government stocks fairly SuS-
pended hut more disposition to sell railroad
stocks. The stock is scarce for delivery after
board. n. Y. Central was quoted atg9l $685..
Erie 6jd654.
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B u G K E Y E
Reapers and Mowers.

J. W. OBANN0N. GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
RASCOE, MOORE & CO.. Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO.. Columbia
JNO. D. FLANTT & CO., Pulaski
LITTLE & PETERSON. Shelbyville.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS & CO.. Chattanooga.
PENDERGRASS Il CO., Cleveland.
W. W. WOODRUFF, Knoxville.
The above named parties are the only author
lied Agents for the sale of the Buckeye" in Mid
die and East Tennessee.
We can furnish, on application, the names Of
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine, and all who desire to have the
BEST LAB0R-SAVING and most reliable
MOWER are invited to call on our Agents.
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM,
No. IL College street, Nashville.
rnovf6-tf
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Thomas W. Jones j. the duly authorized
Agent 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions TO
this paper, Iva the county Of Giles.
Louis VI. Williams /. the duly authorized
agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAN in the county
of Dyer,
Nr. James Campbell Of Franklin, is the
authorized agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAN,
la Williamson county. Our daily paper il always
for sale at Mr.. Camphel's news stand.
Captain w. T.. Armstrong. Of Galatin. is
oar authorized agent 10 receive subscriptions for
the lgioN AND AMERICAN in Sumner county.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-06
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