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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
MONDAY, Aug. Il
Gold closes at 1872, after selling ut 1891 0i49i.

H.
God closes at 1872, after selling ut 1891 9i49i
Government stocks of oil issues steady at Saturdays
prices, with more doing In State bonds Railway mort
cages and Bank shares, prices are unchanged In the
small stocks little doing, except in Quicksilver Mining
Company, which rose u per cent. The railway share
market shows advance upon the lowest quotations OF
Saturday but there is general complaint OF Guinness
Reading was strong and sold at 1881 Erie was IN more
demand under reported gains the July traffic This
stock out OF favor with European holden and steadily
finding its way back to New York where its value is
wholly speculative. Harlem sold at 65, aud is the
only transaction reported for long time. Aher
the call prices were steady, but there was no IN
crease of business the Second Board the market was
unsettled and generally lower sad thers was strong
10 sell the Western shares Which declined from
Ia Der cent After the Board the market was dull and
closed steady quotations The closing prices were-Ohio
and Mississippi 2ei 83o Canton Co., s2s52ii Boston
Water Power .9l $50; Cumberland Preferred, al Sf7l;
Quicksilver Mining Co., 5IiS5ii; Mariposs Mining
Company, II ale do Preferred, 26i S2I Western Union
Telegraph Co., 5s 1850, New York Central, l0ii 0iOS;
rr,s Railway, e90ee Hudson River 40 al2l Reading
II3sIl3I Michigan southOrn and Northern Indiana,
as5: Illinois Central, III al2li; Cleveland and Pitts
burr. 8. sSt Cleveland and Toledo 1854 ollie; Rock
I.and and Chicago, l06i Sl06,; North w estern and
Chicago, 36l a36,i do Preferred, sGl; Fort Wayne
0iIalO5. ..... Pa. i9..r-,ro.l,-. Irq
Money remains al per cent on call, with exceptional
cases. al per cent. In commercial paper the rates
unchanged Best names pass at per cent and gold at
81 Ss per cont There some disappointment at the quo
,son of Q, per ceat for money outside of the Bank Of
England. The statement OF the City Banks shows an
increase of sI4Jiooo In loans, loss Of d 62i,69 in
gold, aud triaing gain in deposits. fl-. ..-..-l On
Ire Treasury Department during the week printed rac-
topa currency to the amount Of $SsOoo The shipments
OF hi. currency during the same period follows
To the Assistant Treasurer at NewYork 500 900 to the
United state. Depository at Pittsburgh, Pa $4,000 to
the United States Depository AZ Chicago, Ill., $500
and 10 National Banks throughout the country $751; $50
Ths sum redeenei was tJa2 go The disbursements on
.eeoun. OF the Departments during the week 10 fol-
loxsg -f,-r.I I ' ~ fN lI.b
Wa, Department tsjL 7io Interior Department.. 1894
Navy Department. 5'jsi .rr a, a., "a,
Total isis'i'o
No new National banks we're organized during the week
The securities held b Treasurer SPINNER IN trust for
National banks at the PRESENT date are as ioDoWs g.
4, security for crcuzsirg notes. ESQ CD 700
A, security for pablo deposits In Designated de- - .oo
postoIiss '0''''"'
Total fs'sf'f'F--. sJoo i~''<"'
is,ionsi pans e,ree.auCh .os-cl daIlg 10 "eo-
b. ths pcpry Con,cie Of Wv censney ~ TIE amount
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,lc for ol. and al.sale. for Fair to Primo Steam and

Flc for City AID 81 2lic for Fair 10 Primo Steam and
Kettle. Rendered.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. 5,ocLocK-Thers wss
bid cash AID regular sales 300 bills at s21 $50 ot
PEIROLEUM-rheTe q firm feeling In the market i0<
day owing to the small supply hand quote Crude OF te
Refined, IA bond, 42944c.i and do free at 5od63c.
KlCE-No sales Of any consequence reported fIle0
are steady.
SUGARS-The business IL Raw Sugars has been less seird
partly owing 10 the storm but prices remain quite firm at oa
alIc for fair good enng sales of 800 hhds lie.
FOR Cuba II al3Ic for Porto Rico and $50 boxes Havana IL
l2c Redaed are hrm at loic for Harts
SEEDS-Grass Seeds are-very dun At 4l2tc Tor Clover
and Isl 80 for Timothy; Rough Flax Seed firm aud IN
small supply; we qnote at 81 c9sJ 60 BUSH Calcutta
Linseed is QUIET at 81 25as4 ~ In Boston and here
TALLOWIhe market is quiet, but prices are wen srs-
taned safes OF u at LA 2tc for western asd ty
Ia, WHISKY-Ihe mar ket is Gue! at 33ca In bond -
WOOLThere has been activity In inc msiEet e! Do
nestle feeces since lasts prices have decned ane
downward tendency the inquiry has been NANNY non,
manufacturers In Foreign Wool We have had goa
inquiry but prices show no material change. ""
quote, in currency follows; Domestic Fceoes at -
soc for Native and quarter Mernos for hsf
and do 81 q6c for full blood do and t2atto
for >axony Feeces; 30d40c. for No Pulled OQtoc Tor
Super do and 60065c for Extra do G27c for CON-
mon Unwashed California; 2d37c for Foe do and l5a2ac.
for Texas quote Foreign follows. South American at
097c for common Washed % 637e for Unvashed Mettzs
and Nerlno: 3294sc for Washed Entire Rios NdyOe er
nwashed Creole 400 i6c for Washed Cordovai Chsn
54a3c for Unwa jhed Mestiza and Merno cape Oh "o.d
Hope soa35c 70 Unwashed; East india, S42se i.r
Washed and African at 20d3oe for Unwsshed aho %o"e
for Washed. IH.t.
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MONDAY, Aug %. 1866.
AsHES-The market is without change sales at % 81
o. 50 for Pots. and els 5oesl5 IS for Pearls.
COTTON-Prices still very unsettled and favor the
Mdding Uplsnds and 35ssee orGuk The inquiry mod
crate and we note only about 900 bales. -, =. -, -
CVttEE-Insre Is very NUS aong ~ ms mSras ana We
flour AND HEKL-The market Tor Western and State
Ssd arrivals and rom the for
tbs Wheat crop the Improvement being lo4c on the low
Tor Smuggling Ohio; % SosSll 70 fbr Trade and Family
z Sa S.saa snS Flour ins S the
for aha sales at % 20 Tor q: ey ssss e H,trs
s ssa y fs.s sas NOT 'os .se: Z sS
Oil 10 Tor common 70 fair Bsmors and ceanz Exrs4 and
e. ss 4, . n T ss :s f aa Ss N IS
Con- Hssi firm and in fair demand: ,aes q eSo 0O Of
Wheat to day owing news rom the West
ary on on c choice spring which demand ha,
been mors bus the business 10 limited for Choice No
Milwaukee Club & 20 bid sales of 100 bush New Amber
State al o. 70ee2 60 the inside price at Thirteenh.t
barley is dull aud sominaL Barley Malt 10 small supply
closed dun At prees Tho sacs bush at Il
M.ss Gss.t f@s sas. .S
de- fer New s.a Ryes more setiVe and eoamon qualities
"a; &C., Sss ~ s s,a:S
bot: sa z. sSs.. FL sss s.'d md
HIpEs-Ihs market more aetys and steady, salrs Of
200 A. 22 ~ at 70lc gold 1900 City steers l2i l3c
cureneyi 1900 Wet Sailed Rio 6rsads Cow Gu privass
bushes. today :. nu4sss owing 10 hs storm
hut the supply small prices vel suppftd ssts o.
100 bales at 5ds5c for shipping and u oss 70 for retail
lots tTliy L.l iI.tlN oi+ ~
HOPS firm but the business eu moderate owing to
the storm quote at from e3d5oS7oc as 70 grown and
qgsliiy.L " fGl o.. s9i, lll,o y, 49,,
HgMp-Manla Is firm and 10 fair demand a loialie.
geld. other t,ts are dali snd go~ioslJ unchanged
LiME-Reesiand is firm and in fair dsmAls 1 ~ " Tor
Common and - for Lump. Nv =,
In lots at aJoc hear Of nothing doing fnees are IN
changed. =. 20 .t- 80. 80, = n, -, ~.
Ell tsl but on Change transaction; ooi Aee beyond
small obbDg lots Holders he-v nssh very frm IN their
views not dis.scd &c sell usess at fh hguts The
Kidding pie. lose s3i ssi gt9l 70 cash and regular
Rs remains uIet prices without change ses o.
s AZ 500 for Plain Mess and e0as4 los Eifs MOS
Tleree Beef aud Beef Hams dun and prices &C Normal
Moats moderate request an" rteH.ri sses OF 20
ple, western Isms .Iio, bacon Iar,i Is
isy active but pses t heavy s1ss Ct ots rLgt At "a
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ro1rpru p,sTpIor COURr.

This Court is held for the adjudication OF cases Of
snch inteIcson dsordsry conduct petit
larceny No tras By lazy are bad only prssnin,Ss! OK
The or scfgs Of the prisoner or his sending 70
higher Court for risl from the extent Of 10 arsaieon
session OF TIE Court held twice day including sunday IN
the 0rning and afternoon the court building Ia East f
nnthst near the Thirdsve: justices Kelly and Connolly
resde during each month alternately and haves CLERKS
Lipey and Mr. Murray Quite often case o. tse soealso
"spicy kLd Ia brought up and generally sIacs hpmoe
have charge OF prison which connected with the Court
The only npotrn tbs docket Yesterday was that OF
ents ali for petit larcency One was Tor the OF SIX e
hats and knives Of the total vsule Oh ss the properly OF
brown seaing sack coat nom John
Miller and Ire third made for stealing linen coa PAIR
spswsr bs charges before the Court OF Special Sessions
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ObItuary.
DEATH or FRANCIS HALL

Mr. Francis Hall, for many years an editor aud
proprIetor Of III. Commercial IdriS, died IN tnn cry on
Satsrday evening. Mr. Hall native OF Msiane Dun
bad during the most OF his life in this city and was
connected with the abovspsmed jourasi for peod on %
years ID stated that at The line Of ms aeslh no ss ne
oldest journalist In America M. Hal Wa upp9rsAv
for his social Qualities he had been
member q the Methodist EpseoPs Chnirh isi " seo
religion, oIgsazaibas He at the time Of lbs essss,s
one of ne Vice Presidents Of the American bps Socey
w, nrn,ber Of he Board Of Managers Of the Deai and
Dumb In,,iue for nuuber Of yss, ana Iemoe, 81 Tho
csly He was also member ~ tho Councillor hs New nMk
fniyersty he was 0ae the Oldest citizens VI New ioik
lity Add nis death win bs widely monrned =,
Ihe enpoyes and attaches Of 7As CoHnoes AdrspHu VIII
sttead tbs funeral IN body this afternoon a. o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

The increase in the consumption OF coal Is e1traordnar
and shows that the productive industry Of the country fully
9,espso n.non ni we b sa, Seea no advance in the
price OF coal board vessels at tho different shipping ports
The egts TO the East shade lower than ney were aI
month about neutraEes the advance IN tos and many
have taken % cents tun lees h month
from higher prices Of July which enables the dealers De-
low to sell at las, months prices MOUNTAINEERING he ADVANCE
in tolls
The August earnings of the railways not promising
a ale generally lower Tho passenger afrc is decreas-
ing all the routes and the freight receipts are made
upon rates which leave small net profits. TIE Boston
Trareller Of Saturday says:
The calls money the banks and In the street al
though comparatively large whole YET not extensive
enough give full employment TO all the Idle balances OF cur
demand being less than the supply The general
charged for short accommodation ~ sr but
there occasional exceptions 10 borrowers on choice eoa
erals AZ five per cent The discount line 10 without much AMI
NATION present which Is owing 10 scarcity OF de-
sae paper sale than to any lack OF purchasers The best
names which few months 10 Ia qaick request
and capitalists all they want at six per cent
which Is the rate the institutions receive ID ordinary
although they sometimes get tribe IN ADDITION of
exchange" on notes made payable out oil town.
Extract Of letter dated Jonesboro Ga, Aug z 1860:
don't suppose you will DO benefited by knowing the
status Of the this section Of tho country ffon the
fact that the country has been impoverished and the fnure
prospects gloomy that people VIII not be able 70 transact
any business save very small scale The crops In this sec
ton will be- failure and there will not be enough here 10 SUD
during the coming Everything seems TO be II Al
uncertain condition and will take years to bring order ot
OF chaos. Never there such gloomy prospect Inc
crop viii not amount to anything this year and many
large planters been compelled to turn OIL the freedmen
nav them nor them either imagine that BY next Fall
a1d IN not bring O. acre If sold al public GALE There
fore conclude from oil indications that the merchants and
trades people generally will not have much business IN New
York elsewhere. In fact Ohelos occupation gone
There been rain here since the goth OF June LAST
orr future prospects which regard being very gloomy
You will please pardon me for this lengthy narrative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

SUICIDE DY HASGISG.-An inquest was held yester-
day forenoon By Coroner Kceu the body Of named
Jacob Hem keeper Of small fancy at No 2d Newark
ave- Jersey Cy who committed suicide by hanging hmse
on Sunday his residence Mr. Hepp absent
Brooklyn during the day and her return home at night
found husband suspended BY the meek with attached
10 the upper part Of partition, and life extinct Deceased
was of habits verdict Of death BY suicide was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
pELD SPORTS.
Ease HalI.

BAKER GOODWIN VS.. HARPER BROTHERS
An interesting game Of base ball was played on
Saturday he 18th inst, the Union grounds at Brooklyn
between tie employees Of Baker GOdwns Printing house
and those Harper Brothers Publishing House, which re-
suited in edecided victory for the Baker Goodwin boys
after closely and hard contested game ofegt innings IAe
"a af,li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

lat. ID. Sd. attn. 5tb 9th. 7th. 9Th Total
HSrgsI B eSSSls 10 70 Il Is
Umpire-E Brown Of the Eckford Club. IN.
scorere-Messrs. d. W. Lewis and W. 0. HulhWalte'
Tine OF game-Thrce hours and ten minutes
Fly catches-IIarper Brothers &; Baker Goodwin, 4.
Home Tuls-Tracy, 2; Relhann, l; Hammer, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

rNIrRD sTA1Ts COMMISSIONERS OFfICE-Auo
Before Commissioner OSBORN
AK ALIEGEp DETECTIVE M ThoUBLE.

AN ALLEGED DETECTIVE IN ThoUBLh
Tbe United States agt. II. C. McAllster.
On Sunday, man giving his name as H. Z. Meal
lister and claiming be detective In the employ Of the
ssc,s service Department Washington was arrested for
counterfeit fractional currency IN saloon IN Cana
Yesterday he was brought up on this charge before Comn
sioner Osborn who granted warrant d ahoahsu 'le e1
animation 10 TO day at noon & -' 30"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
Receipts Of Produce.

Meal $50 Sacks Corn Meal $500 busb. Wheat 292J ersh
Corn 49, 63 bush. Oa,s 1870 bush Rye, "a bush Seed
li3 pkgs Ashes, 42y otis retfoieurn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

PgrRoLEuM.-The receipts Of petroleum from THIS
country 20 Europe rapidly incrvasns me fonorlns
shows the comparative exports 10 ioegn eoa9es
L. t.cr auI ca In fhaI
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SUPREME COURT -CHAnERs - AUG. lJ.-Before Justie
BARNARD.

SUPREME COURT = CBANBERs a. A &C. lJ-Beiofe Justice
BAWNAKD
-,,y ,,porn = .RGR rMBgzzLRNRNT OF SECURITIES
FROM DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 90.
Louis Calm, the confidential clerk OF Duncan, sher-
man 20 who ia charged with the misappcaton OF the se
morning brought into Court 10 pursuance Of wit oil hape
corpus which lad been iss ued.
James appeared his counsel and having stated TO
the Cont that the district had the deposions re
turned by Justice who had committed him In default
OF $40 600 aud that there probability OF his hxlng
moderate amount bail the argument the writ OF
fiorari " As adjourned until Wednesday next.
Edwin James and Dunpby for the defendant Larocques and
Barlow for the People. r.
r. DECISIONS
Henry lame, AFT Mary James-Report Of Referee con
hrmed and Judgment OF divorce granted. j.
XSstba MoIIephauer aet Edward Moenhauer Report Of
Referee confirmed and Judgment OF divorce grsntea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

Legal Tendeu. %bo,@ ,tJ4 :
Cearngs the ending August sa2JTo56 "
Cearngs for the week ending August ll.' 44sl052 %
Balances the week ending August zI99 l5l
Balances for the week ending August i. 29ssSASS ~
IL Exchange little has been done for the steamer For
short sterling the asking rate is lO9 and some sales OF Ger
man short reported at oelaiOsi.
Freights exceedingly dull the only engagement we
learn $50 bales Cotton 20 Liverpool by steamer at
Sled.
The the Sub Treasury Receipts 81 49,
9ls 69or Customs, $3.50 ooi Payments e. 73 $40 81
Balance, 81, s3l, 74a 81; Gold Notes, $4,000
Tie Chicago and Alton Railroad Company have declared
dividend Of five per cent upon tho earnings OF the last
six months, payable on the first Of September. 'i
Tie traffic of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
for the month Of June follows:
1880. si7i AT s429. go Inc..ii,'2
For the month Of July:
leo. si62 674 ls65 2fe3 Dec eeOs
The Miners, Journal Of Saturday says;
Tie qanty Of sent by railroad this week II @ 6 BY
caus for the week l3045 tuns against cl sei ior
the week last The shipments are very
hs week and the demand also continues better
than was anticipated by the trade The trade sums up this
week a folows compared with last year .,.
1868. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
q ;5I5 e55 moking the total ssnq 10 date .2 OiOs5O

Tho following shows The contitioI
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07
NUMBER 20.
From the National lntelligeucer. I

Private advices from New York represent
that the money market is tighter than Il has
been any time within two years, and that
some distrast begins TO prevail as TO tho po-
tcsl and financial future. The rate OF ad-
vance will verify the doctrine that pleth-
oric currency makes interest high. |, has
been shown by our experience In 1881 and
1887 that a'superabundaoce of money causes
speculation, and when speculation approaches
the point of explosion, the rate of interest be-
comes extravagantly high. At present wo
see that holders Of merchandise bought on
speculation depend upon banks 10 enable
them to hold on for rise. The manufactur-
ers and importers must all sell at loss or
obtain money enough to bridge over the
crisis. The stock and gold speculator must.
in like manner, sell at a sacrifice or borrow
money TO carry him through The rate of
interest rising, speculation will be tempora-
rily checked.
Upon the first advance in Wall street. the
stock gamblers cried out lust AS they did In
1887, the government is running us, and the
government is making money scarce. The
TACT was that the ticisury had done nothing
70 cause the panic, but II helped to suppress
II by receiving in payment OF dues 10 nov
:, N-N No'"Pouhu ihtcitst HOtcS NJ par, Win
interest to date. The banks could use these
at their full value as legal i,nders, aud relief
was thus afforded them at once.
All reliable accounts agree that the present
unsatisfactory condition of trad, 10 chiefly
owing to the prospect Of radical domination
in the affairs Of the government for the next
TWO or three or more years. This fearful
prospect will keep capital back from any
profitable employment, and force II again
into unfruitfal speculations. The South
cannot obtain capital for It's agricultural CD.
erations or improved means Of transporta-
ton, either from the North or from England.
while the Radical Congress remains tho act.
ual government Of the country. This Con-
gress, as is much feared, is about TO assume
the government of the excluded Southern
States, under territorial or colonial system;
aud while this impression rests ON the public
mind there can be no improvement in our
financial and commercial affairs. Mr.. Phil
u Fps recognizes this fact In his latest speech,
He urges Congress to hurry up their extreme
measures for giving political power to the
blacks OF the Soseh, for the reason that the
industrial classes of the North will not long
tolerate the depression Of the country, which
Is caused by the exclusion of the South from
the enjoyment of their political rights In the
Union.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07
For the Chronicle.
TO the Memory OF T. Jay. s., ALIENS.
r.. vile, Ny.

Grand and cold standing alone,
Grand and cold as IL carved In stone,
Grand and cold, yet passing fair, s.a 81
What should we read were his heart lai,
bare 2
Gaze into his glorious eye,
'Tis like Of winters sky,
Still and cold, calm and clear,
You turn away with shuddering fear,
And chill as from bleak nights air,
And yet all this is wondrous fair.
Beautiful too, is his lofty brow,
And the shining locks that DER II flow;
Perfect each feature, perfect the face,
Perfect the form in manly grace; af Y
Can II be that Il wants but breath of love
To make mine image to live and mover
Then pass your hand thro the auburn hair,
Press your lips to the forehead fair;
Shower your kisses warm and sweet,
orer chiselcd lips and tinted cheek.
For would know, ifmy naughty lord
Could be made to bow to n loving word.
Alas Alas See the darkening frown, \
Slowly stealing his face adown; t.f+
He asks not love, nor aught beside,
Save his own dear self and his cherished
pride.
Grand and cold standing alone,
Grand and cold as IL carved in stone,
Grand and cold, yet passing fair i
God pity the soul that dwelleth there.
LIzns G.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., November 20, 1866.
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Lost Arts,

In regard tn colors w n aro far ,.,;,a A..
aucieuts. None of the cnlo,s i, ,la Ea,,' ~
tian palntinps of tbons,ras ~ Yeas s.r
in the least faded excent tho oraen rho ro
Tyrian purple of the cntombcd ci,v os pa,a
peii Ia as fresh TO-DAY ma i, wos ttr.., ~.
sand wears ago. Some of Tho s,,,"no u.;.s.s
ages before The Christian or. brnLan ] mn"nJ
mixed reverted n he or;s,;n., ius,an " %aS "S
vet we pity the Ignorance M ,ho ds.,, sn;'' "e
ned children of ,hs snc;sn, = r ~. ""a%'snn- n%'s
ors upon the walls of Nerc,s s.I,i ~. ..,. .. wi
as fresh as II painted ves,.rdsw 81 - .so o
cheek of the Epyptian nr,nce who ,vo. oe. .no
temporancous viii solomon and I ,,,onrs,r. s
at whose feet Caesar laid ,he ,;chs. oc liz 49,
pire.
And in regard 10 metals Tho .aoo, - a..
statues of the obeli,ks of Eovn, snd 81 ~ ~
ancient walls of Rome. are as sharn ss 4, hu, %
bewn Yesterday Al ill., =, sa"p 10 oe'
80 closely fitted that ,l,s;r .oars | ,.,,' 's ,..'
mortar, como, be, pcnc,ra,sd with % ,h. uasa ~,.n
of pcnkniic. And their snr,ace IL n,oaSs ."s'
ipgly hard, so hard that whsn ,hs rss.....
artists engraved two lines nm Tho ,h.,;s,.
brought from Eyypt they J,stroyeJ IN ,,s
tedious task, MANY of the best ;ooI. G W. wh,nn ,nH
can he m,,,c,,,,,r.J IA "v,s wnoh
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07

The average number OF cars Of through
freight passing over the Airline from Nen,-.
phis 70 Norfolk. We learn Is about twurf
daily. Almost the whole OF This fgs,s
cotton
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-07
So no moore tell deth,
Yore loyin Son
JEEMRs SBIvERs

N. B.-Let us know when you rite what
you think Nv Brownlow's "Minute Men," he
seq hNze a gwine to make hiz legislator git
up fur hini--l reckon its rite good thing,
fur heze gittin ole an childish, an haz TO hey
sumthin 10 amuse himself with--an If you
konklude to give Ole Wines lift, an reck-
on you mout ms well-fur no respectable man
in our distric would hey the cussed office
so spose you mout jist as well let the ole
cuss 40 as he aint smart enongh to hurt no.
body-you recomned him To Brownlow as a
good man fur hiz nigger drillin bizness.