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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.


= LUBRLCATORS!
TIE PEOPLES
1LosT sUREAND ETFECTUAL REAEDI
For Coughs, Colds, Group, CatoT7@,
Asthnta Bronchitis, D:ptheT;G:
and aitPulmonaryDiseoscs.
The LUBMICATOR is q medicinal prepare
ton, il the forrn Ola loZenge. which of all modes
is tho most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no drlcterlou7 !Agred eat, and are warrant
oil 20 be lwHyS safe even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group thy give
Immediate relief. For coughs an1 cous they
are invaluable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, lVldo certificates
accom- panying each box Diptheria, that dread
ed and desoating disease. thoy control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No public speaker. singer or teacher sh ouId
be without them, as they remove hoarsencss and
strengthen and clear the voice.
4a15- Always use them in time, and i tn"
symptoms are severe use very freely.
j. II. BLADES & CO., Preprctors
f.LMIRA. \ nv IO%E.
JANNE? i co, Wholesale Agents,
I'D, King street, above st. Asuph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
I-i9" For >aic by all Druggists -.
The great sale Of these LubricHLors last " in
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy ant
superiority over ever other form Of trocEe IN
use. We can confidently recommend them for
all affections Of ihc threat. sep SIT
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GOVERNMENT WooD, Though one hundred
cords Of the wood nov rctting, at the Govern
nent wood yard, q this city, was promised to
the Mayor, some weeks since, to be distributed
70 the poor Of the Corporation, no order Tor
It's delivery has as yet been received from the
DEPARTMENT at Washington.
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DIsTuRBAScE--A disturbance took place
last night about halt-past ten clock, In the
restaurant Of l.. Maenael, upper end OF King
Street, in which, however, though great no's'
was created, no serious damage was sustained
DS any of.the participants There were no ar
rsats. 5iA sa..,ts
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ECIAL MOTTO z S.

Gzg. REV WM. FREY, from Washington:
will preach in Gerrnan,a the First Presbyterian
Church, on Fairfax street, between Duke and
Wolfe, on Sunday next, at 3 p. III. dc 6-5t
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ay~ SPECIAL NOTICE. -Notiee is hereby
given, that all articles of clothing remaining in
my Dyeing Establishment on the first day Of
January, 1867, which have been there uncalled
for over three months, will be sold Oh that day
to pay expenses. Persons interested will please
notice this, as 7 will not be held responsible at
fer that time. &. D. WAKEFIELD.
nov lG-tt a....
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E" NOTICE TO TAX Rs.-ThAro vii!
be discount Of IS per cent allowed on ali tax
bills paid in current funds to The Corporation
of Alexandria, up to the 1st day Of January
1877; after that date the collectors will proceed
to recov er the same in the manner prescribed
by law, viz distrant.
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8 III y S E II z n 7 s

NTALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
on THUR.DAy, DEC 6, 1855.
VIII be presented Approximation Q? Rea1e':
poWecful novel
GRIF T I II 6 & Q : T,
With
-... MISS ROSE ETTINGE
... ME. JOHN MOETIMEf:
Appearing ia .....
THEIR ORIGINAL ROLES
OF CATH ARIN Il 7 + ! T O \
AND GRIFFITH GAU Mt,
and carefully selected cast from the NewYork
Combination Company.
The play will be produced under the personal
supervision ofthe author, Augustus ualy.
Doors open at seven The performance VIII
commence at eight.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Private Boxes SIS; Orchestra Seats, 81 Dress
Circle, IS cts; Family Circle, so cts: Colored
Circle 50 cts dec d.
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ia Il me LIS z.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-DEC.

.-. ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Ryther, Baltimore, to j.
Broders Sc Co.
Steamer Wawase:, Gedney, Cnrioman,t to Hooe
& Wedderburn.
Steamer lhcs. Z. Cahil, Norris: Baltimore.
to Is. Wheat.
Steamship Geo. H. Stout Ford, Now York,
by n. Eldridge s Co.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fulst, Philadelphia, by
NJ. Eldridge & Go: $3.50,
Sch1. L. NJ Warren, Warren, Providence
corn by II. Eldridge & Co.
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a1S SPECIAL NoTIcE.-A copy Of the Aiec-
ica7, Times, containing NJ article upon the
Hacienda Of San Loronsa was lost from this
Office during the current month. Its return
will be thankfully accepted nov 30
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Box sheet at Office Of Theatre, from a. IL. !,
5 .. ~, where single seats nay be secured.
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| TONCERT.- The Freedmen's Choir attached
| v to the Third Baptist Church, corner OF
Princess and Patrick streets, will give 9 concert
Tomorrow "Wednesday evening, for the benefit
| of the Church Doors open At o'clock; c1er-
cises 70 commence at s O clock Admission ten
cent, dec ct
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3 AIDES FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT
i OFSAREPTA LODGE No. Dc, T. 0 O.
Z AND MOUNT VERNON DIVISION NO.
20 SONS OF TENPERANCE.-.A fair will
be held by tho ladies, at the Assc., bly, Rooms,
over Wilmer & Siarmaker's Dry Goods Store,
com r1encing on 1IoNDAY EVENING, Dec.
Cd, 1866 and continuing until December 10th -
ger The proceeds Of the far are to be devoted
10 the procuring Of necessary furniture for the
and Mount Vernon Division, No 90, :. Of T.
Price Of Admission 10 GIG. Season tickets 30
cents acc l.
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"Looking ct all things as they ure,
R,lt I'll rnmnh 81 kind az rlnruv

we yenlured to ask Mr.. Tenncsson if he was
'anything" las Tom Burke would say) to the
Poet Laureate. THE same blood, was his
reply. Aud the same flesh certainly" was
our rejoinder And now that We think OF it.,
he must have reference to you when in VIII
Waterproof Lyrical Monologue he says:
For an of q numerous house
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BENEFIT OF TIE ORPHAN ASYLUM
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i Timothy Hay. Of superior quality, 70
sale by 4 y ~ & q r. - y ~. l. '.' 49,
10 .t3-:!W 40. o. inn go
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NATIONAL THEATRE,
N Rlg-ENGAGEMENT OF
MR. JEFFERSON.
Owing to the continued demand for reserved
seats, and 10 accommodate those who were IN
able TO secure places during the late brief en-
gagcnent Of Mr.. Jefferson, just closed, the
manag cement arc happy to inform the public
able services on his return from Baltimore
RE-OPENING ON MONDAY, DEC. 10.
Is Or. Ollapod, in the Poor Gentleman; and
Diggory, in the Spectre Bridegroom.
Sale of Reserved Seats sill commence to-
morrow at the Box Office. dec 5-4t
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SCALE OF PRICES:
Orchestra Chairs, Parquette and Dress
Circle including Reserved Seats = ;;
Gallery q
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THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 6,
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y I S T RI.
TICKET OFFICE for single night sales &c
moved TO the Box Office 0? the National Thea
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

Bold AND pARDG RonHERY-NEAR
$4,000 SroLEN.-On Monday evening last
Maj EMERSON, Paymaster U. S, A., return
ed to this city from Chattanooga, where he
had been on pay tour As he arrived
late, he did not have time to deposit his bal
aucc in bank, but let his safe under guard
al the Office Of the post paymaster. Some
time during the night the sentinel on duty
opened the safe and removed therefrom
about $1,000 and returned to his post.
When regularly relieved, he passed to the
rear Of the building, DOTTED his soldier APP
paarel and donned the garb Of a citizen, and
decamped for parts unknown. The linan-
cier in this bold robbery is known by the
classic name Of MkLLoNEy. lie is a men,
her Of the 10th Regulars.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11


The river continues to fall. with about thirt
inches on the Shoals
Administrators.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ExPECTED.-TbroRe. Cairo: F,aav Brsa9;ss
Louisville.
The Ohio Mississippi and Arkansas rivers are
falling.
STEAMBOAT ENgISEEBs Cox asTiov.-tTbis con-
vention IS now in session at Louisville. The
points presented by it to be discussed. relate to
matters of the highest interest
First. To institute inquiry into the eharacter.
thickness and quality Of iron now being used In
the construction of boilers on river steamer.
Second. To investigate the different forms and
methods used in construction Of boilers their com
psrativc strength. etc, when subjected to a high
temperature; and how It Is affected by an in
creased number Of iues
Third. If the numerous explosions that have
so recently occurred upon our Eastern and South
eTn rivers are the resut Of BAD CONSTRUCTION bad
inspection, or 10 be aserbed 10 the ignorance.
cdrelessneSS, or contempt OF laws on the part of
engineers 10 charge.
WHEREAS, In view of the many recent and
startling disasters by explosion of steamers upon
our W estern and Southern rivers, 10 becomes an
urgent and impeTlOus necessity on the part Of the
engineering fraternity, TO whose skill and care
lie and property are. entrusted, TO institute
rigid inquiry into the causes Of there calamites
the frequency of which produce so much mourn
ing and anguish all over the land; and
Whereas, in order to form q more perfect union
to insure harmony, and to elevate ourselves to a
proper understanding of the many high and re-
sponslble duties of our calling, well to pro-
vide each other against the many trials and ca
lamltles incident to our profession, we do hereby
agree to enter into an organization TO be known
and styled as the Grand Union Association of
the Western and Southern Engineers"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11
New York Cattle Market.
TRv Tplegranh. !


NEW YoRE. July 10.-Current prices for tho
week at all the markets are beef cattle hrst
0uality per head. slT@l7 50. fair TO good,sl5 OOG
Il 90, common sl4@l5, inferior Slzel4 cows and
calves per head, S5d95. first quality l50e1, ordi-
nary 65a75. COWS 50a60 Inferior 1905. Veal
calves FIRST quality per pound, l2slS, ordinary
qualities l0i49lll5; cows lOgl0E, inferior sG 10;
sheen and lambs, extra, per head l45 W. prime
quality IS 5087 90. ordinary 50 sect 2e, common
Ssl "a inferior SIS 50@4 60. The market for beef
cStfle remained without decided change. supply
was ample for all requirements ans though sales
were slow IN many instances, at trlt hug
whole range Of prices were about the same. Beet
cattle sold readily az l7Gl71s but other kinds
drarred and some promised 20 be len out. Neais
In moderate demand and prices favored pur-
Sheer and Lambs fairly active aud fun prices
we're readily obtained for al but poor quality, az
9notations above. Hogs in good demand as aoeye.
Total receipts Of al stock 81 all the yr9 LOT ths
and last week were as follows AZ AtDeItons
bccvcs S5l cows < veal calves laa, sheep and
iambs Is: al BrowninE's, beeves 2. cows 3, veal
s.airss l2s sheep and lambs lisa; &C osoern :.
S6..or and lambs 3l5, at Chamberlains, becyes 81,
-. 81 veal calves 10. sheep end lambs a.sots
10 bnyers direct. beevcs zs, reals to-' sheep ana
fernf - Ea
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Nn.l,rille d. Gonds ,lnrket.

JULY lOrH, 1870.
The market for the past week has been rather
limited Sales have beer hight. Staple goods are
stillfrm, and many cotton fabrics held at an adj
vance since our last quotations. 1t looks hard fOI
the retailer to have to cut the best brand
of prints ut 2Og221lc, but still harder for the job
Der to sell them at 2Oc when he pays 2O92lc nett
cash in New York Both parties complain, yet
such is and has been the case for some time. We
think the retailer may as well advance few cents
on his staples as he will be compelled to do in the
Fall, when dark prints cannot be bought for less
less than 2l622lIc. The stocks are still large and
well assorted Our jobbers deserve much credit in
keeping up full assortment Of goods when the
season is so far advanced, While we do not exc
pect heavy trade before Fall, general trade is
expected. Below will be found the quotations of
a few Of the leading articles;
PRINTs-Star, 1215; Glencove, 121Z; Pem6erton,
l6: ArnOld's IS; Ereemans, IS; Dunnel ;, ~;
Aliens 10; RichmOnd's, 20; GlOucester's, 70; Pa
cifc's, %: Sprague's, p Merimaek, D., q do,
W., p: Pinks and Puppies, Il to 2; MORNINGS,
20 to q.
BRowy Observation-Disclosures Premium, A,
p; Crescent, A 2l13 Pacific Mills, A. 2; Lan-
rel Hills A, q; Pacific A, 70.
BRowg HIRTINGs-Pittsheld, =, Is; Grante'
q. Is; Augusta, Is, 3Oi PautuNlt =, ~
SEA IsLANDS-ZO to ~.
BLEACHED DOMEsTIcs-l5 TO ~.
GINGHAMS-25tO 40.
HOOP SKIRTs-556c per spring.
BALMORAL SKIRTs-SlS to SlS per doz.
COATs COTTON-Sl 20 per doZ.
LINEN DUCK-271% to 40.
LINEN DRHLs-35 70 60.
COTTONADES-25 to 90.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Capture of spanish Vessels by the Pc
ruNian Fleet-sIurder OF Americans
by Indians i'm the Argentine Republic.

EAAlitm EAeel-AAMruef OF Americans
by Indians i'm the Argentine Republic.
NEW York, July ia Peruvian letter
announces that the United States steamer
Leipsic, from Rio Janeiro, reports she saw,
on May 9th, about fifty miles east Of Malde-
RADIO, the ironclad Peruvian frigate. indie
pendencia and Huscar. They remained
about that point some days subsequently,
and captured and destroyed five Spanish
vessels. They also embarked at Malderado,
forty recruits enlisted at Montivideo, where
the Spanish Consul protested against it as a
breach of neutrality.
The Herald's Santiago, Chill, correspond
ence, June 9th, says the Spanish fleet was
still unheard from. Nearly a month had
elapsed at the date of the letter, and no news
had been received Of them, nor had any yes
sci deserted them nj sea. There was no up.
prehensiOn at Valparaiso Of a return Of the
Spaniards. The whereabouts Of the allied
gunbOats Iiuscar and independence was as
much mystery as that of the Spaniards
The allied fleet was awaiting their arrival
at CallOa.
An American party Of fifteen men, women
and children were supposed to have been
massacred between Mendoza and Rosario, in
the Argentine Republic, by Indians 1t was
thought that the Indians probably made
prisoners of the women and children. and
General FITZPATRICK, the American Minis
ter at Chill, was using extraordinary meas
ures to discover the perpetrators and release
the prisoners if possible.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

Board OF ALDERNEE.-The regular
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen was held
yesterday evening at the usual hour Presi-
dent CHEATHAll presiding. Minutes Of the
preceding meeting were read and approved.
The semi-monthly reports Of he various de-
partments were received and filed. The re-
port Of A. W. RUTLAND, Revenue Collector,
shows the receipt Of fourteen thousand seven
hundred and forty-fve dollars. The Water
Tax Collectors report shows the receipt Of
twenty-five hundred and .s-;-ty-fve dollars
and eighty-Gve cents
P. u. MAETIN, Sexson, reported that he
had buried in the month Of June, whites 20
and colored A. Monies collected on single
graves $500
The City Recorders report, Judge WILK-
E7soE, shows the receipt Of five thousand and
six dollars and fifty cents since last report.
JAMES WYATT Superintendent Of the
Waterworks, reported that his department
was in good working order, with the excep-
ton Of the old reservoir, which needed re-
pairing, and suggested that the work be done
at once. He recommended that the pipe of
the large reservoir be taken up, and a new
one, which he had on hand, be put down in
its place.
lie also urged that six-inch water-pipe
be laid up Broad street, from High to Spruce,
northward on Spruce to Cumberland ally, to
connect there with pipe already down, and
southwark from Broad on Spruce to Demun-
brane street. This extension was deemed
important as a security against any conaa-
grafton that might occur in that portion of
the city Since his last report he had put
down i've thousand and fifty feet 0 / pipe, or
nearly one mile In the meantime he had
raised pipe, in the ground, bought of the
United States, two thousand four hundred
feet Of six-inch pipe, and two thousand six
hundred feet Of four-inch pipe.
Report Of the Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment, /. NJ. COREY, shows that there have
been three fires and three alarms during the
past month, with the loss Of Sl6,650-in-
sured to the amount Of Sl495O Expenses
Of the Fire Department for the month, Sd
O57 IS.
City Treasures report Of receipts and
disbursements since the 18th June, amount
to S5l, O9S 81.
Report of the Wharf Master, JOIN Z.
Tucker, shows a collection of S718 Il since
last monthly meeting.
Report from JOIN B. PETIT was receiy-
ed, showing the work done on the streets
since last report.
The report Of r. 5. PATTERSON, Keeper
Of the Workhouse, shows that there have
been 15j committals during the month,
70 Of whom are still remaining-nine of
these are negroes sent from the Freedmen's
Bureau.
Tmos. McCARTY, Clerk Of the Market
house, reports the receipt Of S2,O46 80 since
May 8th, 1866, to the present time.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph

Nav York, July 1O-Cotton irmer At 369SSc
for middliag Flour dull and l0dl5c lower; s. 6
as IS fortNtra State, S. 7O9l0 90 for common 20
good shipping brands Of extra round hoop Ohio,
and $40 l0Gi3 IS for trade brands, closing dull.
Whisky rather more active; State, 81 1D@223, IN
bond and western in bond at 3 81. Wheat dull
and heavy. and sc lower: = % for Few No. Mil
waukee s. 500 30 for No. do, and s. o. for
small parcels of the new crop Of amber Jersey.
malt dull. Corn la3c lower. with rather more
doing: S3aS6c for unsOund new mixed western.
S7GS7lLc for sound do chiefly SIC, and sc for
handsome Austrian yellow. Oats dull; 5l@54c for
new western, including one parcel very good from
Chicago at 55c. and Iowa az lOe. Coffee steady.
sugar dull: Cuba at 1054dllc. Petroleum dull at
22I4613e for crude and S9G40c for refined in bond.
PORK dull and lower: S3l S7G32 50 for new mess,
closing at S3l 81 cash; 81 - for Old mess and
ann. Cut meats unchanged; l354tal6l4c for Shout
ders and I7r90c for hams. Bacon dull and lower;
short ribbed at l714a l734c Lard heavy and low
or at lSl562lc. Butter quiet at 2DG3jc for Ohio,
and 25a4Oo for State Cheese dull al Sole.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

THF FLIGHT OF THE SPIRITs.-Towards
the close Of the late war, Wilmington, North
Carolina, was the only point through which
The so-called Coniederates could import
anything from foreign ports. At the time
of the investment Of shat place by the land
and naval forces Of the United States,
misunderstanding vessel attempted 20 pass
into port but finding it sealed, returned to
Nassau with her cargo A portion Of this
consisted Of fine liquors, three casks o! old
Hcnnesscv brandy constituting a part of
the stock. When the war closed the YES
sci again essayed to pass to this side of the
Atlantic, but was wrecked upon the shores
Of Virginia, and part of the cargo WAS
saved. including the brandy. The owners
of the vessel turned over the wreck, and
what was saved from it, to the underwriters,
who sold the same at public auction at
Norfolk. The three casks Of brandy were
purchased and stored in the custom house
at Norfolk, where they remained until re-
Gently, when our enterprising friend r. b.
CuEArltAsi, discovered them. The purity
Of the liquor, no less than the wonderful
history connected with it, induced him to
purchase the lot, and he now has it for sale
at the store Of 4. b. CHEATHAN & Co. 1t
is perhaps the finest brandy ever brought
% this market.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11
Probable Veto Of the Freed
mans Bureau Bill.

The President viii probably tomorrow
send to Congress a message accompanying 4
veto Of the new Freedman's Bureau ball,
recently passed By both branches Of Con-
gres. The message has occupied the closest
attention Of the President for the last few
DAYS in its preparation, and viii doubtless
be full and exhausted argument Of the
points at issue between Congress and the
execution on the policy to be pursued toward
the freed people At the South. Il is not nov
considered likely that the bill can be made
a law without the approval Of the President.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

THE Office % INSURE LIrK in is the kNIcEER-
BOOKER. with Sl.iO0O0O SURPLUS.
ANnrrsnN Inu.snN q Sum ronIs
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11
New York stock Market.

New YORK, July lO-The Posts money article
SAYS the loan market is rather more active at
per cent with exceptions ut 4G6 per cent. The
stock marketi is unsettled. Government securities
are strong in consequence Of a foreign demand
lust received A heavy business in hve-twentics
has been done, one purchase at the Board amount
ing to 81, O75 600 Railroad shares are irregular,
and there is more disposition 70 sell after the
Board; n. Y. C., 9S3s: Erie, p; NJ s.. 1S34 /. G..
l2lA; n. W, SD; do, preferred. 6l34; Toledo,
ili:F. W. x c., g73S Foreign exchange firm.
Gold irregular. unsettled and lower, opening at
i4gl5 declining to l4S4. advancing to 1895, and
closing at l4S3s. Freights TO Liverpool without
any decided change.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANKFORT-oN-TH June a.
The Federal Diet to-day appointed Prince
CHARLES, Of Bavaria, Chief
Of the Federal army, with instructions to
conduct operations under the directions Of
Benedik.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King has adj
dressed a dispatch 20 the President Of the
Council, saying that the battle Of the 9th
was neither lost nor won. He adds: I'VE
have ordered a concentration Of all Of our
forces 10 resume the campaign. Our armies
are in good spirits, and anxious 70 be led 10
battle"
BERLIN, June 27.-BUssEN has replaced
the principal functionaries in SaXOny, and
the Electcrates Of Hesse and Hanover.
FRANKFoRT-oE-THE-MAINE, June a.
Austria has proposed 70 her confederate
allies that all their plenipOtentiaries at the
Diet should be recalled, and committee Of
military plenipotenti0rs appointed in their
place, under the presidency Of Austria. This
committee 70 have power 70 decide upon
matters without reference 70 their respective
governments. This has not been agreed 10.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

Domestic TRoUmES-ELIZABErH KISS
IER, wife Of CONRAD KESsLER was before
Justice MATTHEWS, yesterday, charged with
attempting to Kill her husband or trying to
procure some one TO do So She was requir-
cd to give bond of $500 to keep the peace.
When the trial was over they returned to
their little cottage as though no difficulty
had ever occurred.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11

WArlIASl watches and AYERS Pills are
said 10 be he highest specimens Of Amer-
can art. each Of their kind one in mechan-
les and the other ia medicine. With a
WALrHAN watch in one pocket, and a box
Of AYERs Pills in the other, YOU should be
at your work in season with the health TO
pursue it.--Adre-tiscr, Nouray Ne. l0-lw
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Cincinnati Market.


CINcINNATI. July 1O.--Flour dull but not lower
superfine s. OO@S rs and extra 50 COOS %. Wheat
10 Corn firm at 53e. Oats dull at 40@50c. Whis-
XIV &c in bond. Rye &c. Pork in fair demand at
S32 5O032 IS. Bulk meats in good demand sales
of $50 600 tbs at l5c for shoulders and ~ Tor sides
Bacon firm: 1634d17c for shoulders and q 20 for
clear sides with sales Of 10 hhds in lots OF 10 to
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