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Foreign Markets.

10y lelcstApu.l
LONDON. Monday evening, July 9.-Prices in the
money market have been steady. and should the
peace negotiations proceed favOrably. rs antci-
pated all the markets will become strong. Con-
soils S7LGS7'5. Rentes 6SE
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OUR country friends will find it to their
advantage to consult the advertisement Of
Mr.. s. II. STEVENS, who has on sale
thousand secondhand serviceable wagons,
and great quantity Of chains, Of all des-
criptious, axes, shovels, spades, cross-cut
saws, &c, DC, which he is selling at the
lowest prices. Call at ALLISON Brothers,
south Market street, or Spruce street, near
the railroad crossing.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L w A Y
CHANGE OF TINE.
OrFicE or GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY.

n. & c. AND n. & N, w. RAmwAY.
Nashville, Tenn. July L. 1866.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JULY SrH
~ 1896, and until furtheruotice Passenger trains
will run as follows
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville Cor Chattano0ra aud an points
SOUTH at $40 A. A. and ass p. N. Arrive az Chafta-
nOOga at la3 p. N. and Zoo A.. N. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at 6.i5 A. N. and H21
P. NJ. Arrive 90 Nashville az i:Ot p. NJ and GEO
A. NJ next day.
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REy. b. W PHuLIPs win preach in the
Baptist Chapel, Polk avenue, to-day. Ser
vices at II a. N, and s P. N. Sabbath
School atqA.M
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EVERYBODY should see the beautiful
Tumbler Washer attached to the Soda Fount
at PARKI2 q Co.'S Drug Store, corner Of
Church and Summer streets. Don't fail to
see this truly wonderful piece Of mechanism.
;,an Ia,
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PgcoRnER's CoURT.-There was a slight
increase Yesterday in the attendance at this
court. -Four cases Of disorderly conduct
fined S. each, three Of whom was sent to the
workbouse. Three cases-fned 81 each, and
two 81 each. Three cases Of drunkenness
fined IS each, enc 81. Two cases Of open
ana notorious lewdness-fnd sl6.50.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-22

PayhTE MEDICAL AByIcE-Road DR.. Whit
tier's advertisement In another column. 1an23-6m
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. GoNE UP.-The Gaieties, free and easy
concert hall on Cedar street. was sold at
auction yesterday, by Constable CREIGHTON,
10 satisfy its creditors. The trained animals
on Capitol Hill will probably be on exhibit
ton till Wednesday next, at which time it
Is understood they viii strike tent and take
-. al,,. rttlra frnn our midst.
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An A no. /. SADDLE HORSE. ABOUT
"A IA hands hiEh, six years old; high spirited,
in good order. viii be sold cheap. Apply at JAS.
PENTECOSf'S Livery Stable, on Deaderick 81.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-22

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL INVENTION
At the drug store Of w. J. PARKIs q Co.,
opposite the ST. Cloud Hotel, may be seen a
most novel and beautiful machine. Il is
known as tumbler-washer, and is attached
90 an Arctic soda fount-the latter itself a
comparatively new invention, and a great
improvement on anything in the way Of
soda founts heretofore used. The tumbler-
washer is circular in form, with places 20
receive the glasses in an inverted form. As
soon as a tumbler is placed bottom upwards
on one ofthese places, its weight causes jet
Of water from below TO be thrown with con-
siderable force into il, which cleanses the
glass inside almost instantly. The process
of washing does not stop here-the outside
Of the glass is washed also by jets of water
thrown from a revolving column or spindle
in the center OF the machine We advise
all to go and witness the operation Of this
unique apparatus, and while there they can
test the quality Of PARKEs' ice-cold soda
water.
TINS QUESTION or iIEALTH-ln another
column will be found communication from
the Board Of Health, suggesting regulations
for the publication of the city. We trust
our citizens will heed them in time, From
Northern and Southern quarters The intelh-
rence of the last few days tells us of the
spread Of disease. In the four days ending
on "Wednesday. there were seven hundred
deaths in the city of New York, and sick
ness daily increasing Il is mwise for
community 10 become panic-striclSen in re-
gard 20 pcstilences aud opidemics, but ii is
the dictate Of common sense aud ordinary
prudence to make timely use of effective
preventive measures. Cleanliness, ahsti-
ncnce from excess ia eating and drinking,
and the iudioious application Of disiniect-
ants. should be a general Observance ON the
part Of all.
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Nashville and Northwestern Zine.
EXPREss PAssENGER--Leaves Nashville for
JOhus0nvillo, and al points West and Northwest,
NJ $50 p. M. Leaves Kingston SPRINGS nt 0.l5. p.
n. Arrive at J0unsonvillc $50 p. NJ. Rotuniug
leave Jacksonville at 500 A. NJ. Arrive at kiugss
ton G:l5, A. A.. Arrive at Nashville az $50 A. ~.
ACCOMMODATION. Nashville al 500 A. ~.
Arrive at Kingston nc 1000. A. ~. Arrive al
Johnsonyille at 2.tA, P. NJ. Leave JOhnsouvilio af
5;ll. A. NJ. Leave Kingston Spriars 1000 a. ~.
Arrive sc Nashville ut II NOON.
Trains on the N. 4 N. ". r. II. connect al
yohnsonyiile, with the Cairo and J0hpsonville
Packets without fail.
"a Berths and Meals FRRB on Steamers con
Meeting with N. and N. W. Railroad.
&C. Passengers by this route save expense ef
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
So Trains stop at an intermediate points.
An Excursion Train viii leave the Chatia-
nOOga Depot every Sunday at 9 q. m.. for Kings
ton Springs. Returning Will leave the Springs az
8 r.. NJ.
Fare for the round trip 81 25.
Procure tickets at III Q. Jackson's opposite Sd.
Cloud Hotel or nc the ChnttanOoEa Depot.
W. n. ENNES, Gan1 Supt.
N. & O. aud n. W. II. r.
j. w. BROWN, Gent Pass Agent.
mnTl-t
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THERE viii be no services this forenoon
at First Baptist Church. The Rev. W. II.
WHIrsErr will preach at o'clock, P. N.
Sabbath School at 81 o'clock, AN
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Mr.. MULLINS objected to having it
placed On the Journal, and moved it should
Be referred 10 a COMMITTEES.
Mr.. JARVIS eontsnded that the signers
had an undisputed right under the Consiiiu-
ton to have their protest recorded
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RAILROADS
Nashville and Decatur Railway.


snort Line
ttet neem Nashville aud WmufsT he.
Mftnpiatss NiclzsburEs Mobile. Sew
Vfte"nH' aiifl an intermediate poslsf-.
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"PrrY tbs TRUEn-How many families
awakened yesterday morning to the sad re-
alization that they had no dorg to love, no
nurn % caress2
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-22

Mn. JouN TRENBATH has been elected
Secretary of the South Nashville Street
Railroad, and D. f. WmKTN, Esq, was
elected a Director in lieu of LEROY ARM
STRONG. ESQ. resigned.
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March ., Colt
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the only one of defendants arrested.
True bill. Verdict, not guilty. De-
fendant to pay costs.
Com. rs. charlotte Go71deH. -Indict-
ment for arson, on oath of Augustus
Hildebrand. Returned by Justice
Lehman. Prosecuting Attorney enter
ed mol. pros.
Com. rs. Daniel Ldshiey.-Indict-
ment for fornication and bastardy. on
oath of Sophia Leonard. Returned by
Justice Adams. Recognizance forfeit
ed.
Com. as. John u. Hamnaoad.- -Indict-
ment for horse stealing, on oath of s.
J. McCauslin. Returned by Justice
Lingenfelter. Truebill, VerdictguiI-
ty. Court sentenced prisoner to four
years confinement in Penitentiary.
Com. Is. Jacob Rmhard.- Indictment
for forgery, on oath Of james Heffner.
Returned by Justice Mann. Escaped
from prison.
Cam. rs. No,y Breaaemqn.- Surety of
the Peace, on the oath of Lucinda
Yontz. Returned by Justice Devore.
Discharged.
CON. rs. Samuel .Srjckier-Indict-
ment for fornieation and bastardy, on
oath Of Sarah kOontz. Returned by
Justice LingenfeIter. Settled.
Com. as. Benz. +. Meyers and Geo.
II. Nenqei.-Indictment libel, on oath
of John Cessna. Returned by Justice
Lingenfelter. Continued.
Com. IS. Darid LeCiS.-Indictmen
for assault and battery with intent to
commit rape, on oath of Henry Cox.
Returned by Justice Nicodemus. De
fendant dead. Mol. pros. entered.
Com. rs. ,JehH Allison. R.-Indictment
for surety Of the peace, on oath of B.
II. Walker. Returned by Justice
Wright. DismiSsed-eachp hparty topay
their own costs.
Cam. rs. BAj. II. HdJfer, b. Harris
Halter, Azahei Wdiher, Norris HialEer,
Abaer Uaikel', flames Hur6dtgh, Chris
tiot Herr, and Jason Hdr5augh.-In-
dictment for riot and assault and bat
terry, 0noath Of Jehu Allison. Return
ed by Justice Wright. True bill Yer
diet, B. Harris Walker guilty Of assault
and battery, and not guilty as to other
defendants.
Com. rs. b. F. Meyers and 0. Z. Shan
noH.-Indictment for libel, on oath of
John Cessna. Returned by Justice
LingenfeIter. Continued.
Com. Is. Jacob SteckH1dH.-Indict-
ment for fraud. Returned by Justice
Gillespie. Continued.
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COURT PROcEEDINGS.-No cases in
the Common Pleas were tried during
the late term of court. the whole week
being taken up with proceedings in the
Quarter Sessions. The following is an
account Of those proceedings, as trans
cgibed from the docket Of the Court:
Commonwealth rs. Jac0b Riaord.-In-
dictmeut for Larceny, on oath of Jos.
McIlnay. returned by Jas. Deatrick,
E~u. Process awarded.
cam. rs. JockSoa, Hoey and Hudson.
Indictment for horse stealing, on
oath of Jacob c. Devore. Returned by
Justice Nicodemus. True Bill. Yer
diet guilty. Court sentenced Charles
Jackson and John Hudson to five years
c0nfnementint the Western Penitentia-
ry, and William Hoeyto three years in
the same institution.
Cam. rz. George Fsssel, German and
Indictment for assault and
battery and surety of the peace, on oath
Of Abm. Sparks. Returned by Justice
Nicodemus. True bill. Process awar-
ded.
C5ll. Is. .Joha HudsOn.-Indietment
for larceny, on oath of Jos. c. May
Returned by Justice Nicodemus. True
bin. Verdict, not guilty.
Gam. rs. John q. Smith, Indictment
for horse-steaIing, on oath of \. j.
Norgart. Returned by Justice Nicode-
mus. True bill. Verdict, guilty
Court sentenced defendant to four years
and one months confinement in the
Penitentiary.
tom. *. Thomas .Sasith.-Indictment
lor larceny, on oath Of Joshua j. Shoe
maker. Returned by Justice Nicode,
mus. True bill. Verdict, not guilty
Gam. rs. John HdmnlO1ad.-Indict
ment for Larceny, on oath of Sarah A
Fluck. Returned by Justice Brenne
man. True Bill. Verdict, not guilty
Com. rs. Join M0ck.-indictment fol
-HSoi!N, on 0aJh Oh ffSilClS bSal u
Returned by Justice Wright. True
hiiI. Verdict, not guilty.
C0m. Us. Daniel DeLtz Fedther.-In
actment for fornication and bastardy
on oath of Catharine WentZ. Return
Cd by Justice Hull. Recognizance for
feited.
Com. as. John ". Gilmore, q. n
iol9lg, George a. Doltgherty and Hdr
~ ". @raWsba,gh.-Indictmentfo for as
Sault and battery and larceny, on oatl
VI Michael Ritchey. Returned by Jus
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MARRIED..

HUGHES-PATTERSON- Wednesday, the
2Sth ult.. by the Rev K F. Sample, Mr.. Scott "
Hughes and Miss e. IA A. Patterson, both OF Bed
ford township
GER-ENGLAND.-0n the 22d inst,
at the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. A Essick,
Mr. James Bittinger to Miss Margaret England
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MILLER-SWARTZWE the 10th
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1ruas, aslelifinfs, &c.

--,-N~--<->~--o>><~)~~-
: l.. LEWIS having purchased the
eb Drug Store, lately owned by Mr II G Rea-
mer takes pleasure In announcing to the cllizeps
Of Bedford and vicinity that he bas just rstsfhe"
from Inc cities with well selected stock ot
DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
DYE-STEFFS,
PERFUlNERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY,
COAL on, LAMPS
AM CHI fNEHS,
BEST BRANDS or CIGAkS,
S 4HOKTNG AND CHEWING T0BdCCO,
FRENCH CONFECTIO DE-, De
The stock Of Drugs and Medicines consist 0f the
purest quality. and selected with great care:
General assortment of popular Patent Medicines
The attention Of the Ladies is particular iavi-
ted to the ock Of PERFUMERy, TOILET and FA'c CT
ARTICLES, consisting of the best perfumes Of he
day. Colognes Soeps, Preparations for the Hair,
Complexion and Teeth; CamphUr ice for ehaPped
bands; Teeth and Hair Brushes, Port Monaies DC
or StTtfOUfrg, there IS Q the QSS0FtaEeAft
Billet No.e, Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper
Envelops. Peus Pencils Ink Blank Deeds, Power
Of Attorneys, Drafting Paper Marriage Ceriib-
Gates, &e.. &c. Also, large quantity Of Book
which viii be sold very cheap,
Coqi oil Limp Huge Ba5ner, eau be lighted
withouj removing the cbimney-all patterns and
prices Glass Lanterns very neat for burning
Coal Gil. Lamp ehimneys Of an improved pattern
lamp Shades OF beautiful patterns.
HoWc's Family Dye Colors the shades being llght
Fawn. Drab. Snuff and Dark Brown, Ligtt and
Dark Blue, Light and Dark Green, yellow, Pink
Orange Royal Purple, Scarlet. Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphrey Homeopathic Remedies.
Cigars of best 5ra1dg, smokers can rely on 3
good i gar.
Rose Smgk5ug T05rcc0,
Michigan qad Soiqcs Fine Ca,t
Natural Leaf, 9'agis1 end Big PIug,
Finest aua Drrcst Freuei 0uffctjoa5,
Pure DOMESTIC HINES.
Consisting of GrgTe. BkacI5yyg aud Eiqe15eryv
FOR gEBIClSAL Use.
1Tbe attention Of physicians is invited to The
stock Of Drugs 0ud HeItcjaes which they cen
purchase at reasonable prices
Country Merchants orders promptly filed. Goods
put up with ueataess and care aud at reasonable
prices
j L. LEWIS designs keeping }Fss class Drug
Store, and having ou hand at oil times general
assortment Of goods. Being Druggist Of several
years experience, physicians can rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded. FEB 9, '66--u
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DIED.

LEWIs.-Iu Lewistown. Bedford county, on the
18th instant. Mr.. David Lewis, aged As years, II
months and p days
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ORPHANs, COURT SALE OF

4 NRpHANS' COIRl SALE OF
Y 7 VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. BY vir-
tue Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county. the undersigned administrators Of the es-
tate Of John Smith, Esq late Of the borough Of
Scheilsburg, dee d, will sell al public sale. the
premises. the real estate of said deceased situate
in the borough Of Scheisburg aforesaid, on
SATURDAY. the 2ih day Of MARCH inst.
ut 10 O'Clock II, consisting Of Lot No. I3, front
ing 80 feet on Pits5urg street. and extending back
240 feet 10 alley, adjoining an alley and lot Of
Samuel C0rl on the west, having thereon erected a
TWO STORI BRICK MANS ION NOUS Z
Brrk Store House ant St15ts Hash House
Cgyrjage House. IVo0d Shet aRH Gyaaary a
we'll Of good water and cisteru. and a variety Of
choice Guit trees the premises.
-iLSJ. LOT No. H. adjoining the above, and
Of same dimensions. having -here9n erected large
Two Story Brick Blacksmith Shop, "a Frame Office
aud Stable The shop could very readily be re-
modelled into a dwelling This Is Il very pleasant
property, in good repair and in a very pleasant
village. Terms, CASH If desired time might
be gwen for por ion Of the purchase money.
An particulars can be had by calling on John P
Reed. Attorney, at Bedford. or the subscribers at
Sehellsburg. J. PIPER SMITH,
SIMON L. HAMAKER.
March . '6l-ft
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SPECIAL attention of Merchants and
Others, is invited to card, in this issue,
of Howell & Bourke, Manufacturers of
Wall papers, etc, etc.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THF AGE
IN
HOO P SKIR IS.

J. W. BRAnLEY'5 New Patent DUPLEX Ell,
LIPTIC Tor dou5t) SPRING SKIRT.
This invention consists Of DUPLEN lor two) Ell
LIPTIC PURE REFINED STEEL SPRINGS, iugeui-
ously braided tightly and fiHly together e ge to
edge making the toughest most flexible, elastic
and durable spring ever used. They seldom bend,
or break Ike the Single Springs, and consequent
ly preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more
than twice as long any single spring skirt that
ever has or can he made,
The wonderful aexibiity and great comfort and
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will Inexperienced particularly Ia all crowd
ea assemblies, Operas Carriages Railroad Cars,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs. for promenade and
hous dress. the skirt can be folded when in use
to occupy small place as easily and cony euientIy
as n 81 x or muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elip ic
Steel Spring SkigJ for a single day wall never ST
terwar4S willingly dispense with their use. Fer
Children. Misse and Young Ladies they are supe-
rior to aiiJthcrs.
The Hoops are covered with ply double twisted
thread, and will wear twice as long the single
yarn covering which Is used on all single steel
hoop skirts The three bottom rods on every skirt
are also double steel, and twice double covered
10 prevent The covering from wearing OF the rods
when dragging down stains, stone steps, &C. &e.,
which they are constantly subject 10 when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant corded
tapes and are the best quality IN every part, Civ
10 the wearer the most graceful and perfect
fpe possible, and are uEquestiouably the lightest
I.as, desirable, comfortable and economical skirt
ever made
VESTS, BRADLEY & CAREY. Proprietors Of
the Invention, and sulc MANUFACTUREBS 81
CHAMBERS, and ~ Il 81 READE STREETS,
New York.
For sale in all first class stores in this civ. and
throughout the United States and Canada Havana
de Cuba, Mckee, South Amcrica and the West IT,
dies