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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
MILAN.

THE 1fyG OF PEusSIA AND TUE soHKaIAYs-THs
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA ASp THE HUSGARIASs-
why FRANCIS JOSEPH RELIED on VOLUNTEERING
-NoRTH AND SOUTH HUSGARY-THE WAR BE-
TWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY--THE ITALIAN LRgr
AID IT'S ADMIRAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
EUROPE.

0UR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENCE.
yEC ARMISTlCE NEGOTIATIONS.
THE PRUss;AN ELECTIONS.
How Austria Sustas !; Ger
Defeats.
The War Between Austria and
italy.
ATTITUDE AND CONDITION OF HUNGARY.
Particulars of the Capture Of Borgoforts by
Prince Eumbert,
sHl.ANFRY OF GARIBALDTS VOLUNTEERS.
ghe l2eradious Policy of Austria
Defeated.
Etp0LE0ES PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

sHI.AEFRY OF GARlB4JDrS VOLUNTEERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS on THR AEMTsTIcB-
T1IR RATTLE or sADowA-ATTAOK on KTssES-
CONSULTATION in FRANKPoRr-TTIB PRUsSAS
IIRCTInEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

DUB SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
NO.EVEI CAROLINA.

rg RALEIGH coURT-MAETIAb - alssEs srEsDaAE
AND FULLERTON FAIL To APPEAR ~ GEN. wuTTLR~
sEYs cAsZ-wgARSEss or TIE PROSECUTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

ghe I2eradiors Policy Of Austria
Defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

Particulars of the Capture Of Borgoforte BY
Prince Eumbert,
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PARIS.

TIE PROSPECTS OF PBACE--EUMOgs-A CHAPTER OF
plPL0At, CY-FRAECB AND THE vEsETiA orEs-
TIos-TnB POLICY OF NAPoLEoS-TEB DOCTRINE
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHY PEACE SHOULD
uR MADg-pANGERs OF a RADICALLY EEyoLU-
TIOSAgY wAG-FsTg TO TIE RMPEEjs EUGLNIs
AND SON-THE CHOLERA.
E.on Our Special Couespordtui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

sTERDYAS AND FUL, csroS--Row TREY DID rHs
srATs-PRRsEcJ ting KSowLzDGE-FiyE NEGROES
rDaopo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

CONFIDENCE oP TIE ACsrRASs IL TIER ABILITY 10
WHIP PEUsslA-THE DELcsIoS DiSP EtLEp--GRHAI-
NESS or TIE DEFEATS THY HAVE SUSTAINED
WAR CARICATUEfs-PEUSSIA AND HUNGARY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
TO Business Men and Others,

BBfsa YoUR ORDERS FOR JcB
Prrsnsc to ,he City Job ofice. No /,
MIsfket Street, nearly opposite the Davis
ifiou,e. The publishers Of the TsrsuSs
have, one Of the dhest Job otiiccs 10
Nortbern Ohio, and ure VOW BETTER rnr'
rAxfp. thsn ooy other Office in Tifin
or this section Of comfy, to execute
work promptly and in superior style
wokecp constantly on hand full stock
of Paper, Bill Paper, Letter Paper, Cards
of all kind. and quality, Envelopes, etc.
etc. We keep the best Of stock. and
surn out t,he best work, which fact busi.
ness men and others will remember when
they have printing to do. III al,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

Con, YE Cons AND LITTLE FISH.
rs."-Sueh was the ezelam alton we heard
uttered BY somc happy mortal as we were
enscring the Drug Store Of those enter
prising men. Messrs. HrRsHrsER l. MY.
ERs, and upon looking in saw a crowd Of
thirsty blpeds standing around that 4" Fa.
nous Arctic Fountain" quefTing deli.
cious looking beverage that looked tempt.
ing in the extreme. wetook some and
were eievatcd above the common grade
Of men, at lesst felt SO. by the most fra
grant and soul inspiring beverage We
ever tasted, and which we pronounce 4
nectar fit for the gods. oh, iye thirsty
mortuls, If you want to get cool and keep
cool this coming bot weather, go to the
corner Drug Store and usk for glass Of
2 Arctic Soda" ..- lt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
An on rrs Tvris TRIBUNE.
Minnie Moore.

uou tniuk MISS MOORE, VIII
realize, in, the Language of her illpstrious
predecessor, THOMAS, the fact thal:
cts true thpt wherever we rove,
We are sure to find something. blissjul
and desr; -''b
And when we are far from the lips that
I'VE love, q, ,-- 81 - r.
We have but to make love to the lips that
are near.n --------
for ! cannot possibly see how any of
Gus" could find her DEAR" and bliss.
full" or near" after such pitiless ii.
rode, and so many volumes of anathe-
mas as were showered on our devoted
heads in her effusion Of las, week. The
knowledge of her power to so ably wield
the pen, and the fact of her being the
possessor ofa pairimony so ample, should
certainly, inspire come of our gallant
youths sto mend their way" and by rules
consistent with the lacking qualities set
forth BY Miss NJ, successfully storm the
citadel that has withstood so many /" Of
fers," aud which, as yet like the desert
flower, ,lislw asting its fragrance on the
desert air. But owing to this, that inspi.
ration is not quickened by condemnation,
ergo, there are yet fears for MISSIE's ev-
er attaining to that Haven of Rest, one
fond heart" ,"which she so srdcntiy seeks.
In the guise Of 'aole detective, our he.
roine has certainly achieved wonders.
and, thst our legislative bodies have over
looked a suitable reward for the same, is
strange, but with al solemniiy !, is to be
hoped that the 'bread east upon the wa--
ters may return after many days. deem
pyrelfsafe in saying that in tho secret
copclaye Of the Goose arties, and they
still fourisb] held by the SECT DE rEMrs.
isE, none has lent more helping hand
lin assistiog Mrs. Grundy to 'pass US
around and added her drops to the viais
Of wrath, poured out SO unspairingly, than
this same darling, who 'fns never been
courted by gentleman Poor little
wall a child of fortune, neither wooeo
Tor won! We are lost in wondermen
that ono 90 noble has not been sought ou
and found! 49, s.''''faI
| In conclusion let me say MINNIE
that aif we are not such royal beings
There are in mans heart spreks Of hu.
lmanily that can be klndled into a Gam,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

A sHoE TnIsF. On Saturday
afternoou some excitciucnt wus rsi,ed by
the uptawfulupPropriution,;bya susngcr,
Of pair Of shoes at SuLLrvAS's store
While looking at one pair, he managed
to conceal with felonious intent, another
pair under his coat. Ne was discovered
in the act, and upon an intima,ion that
he ought to be arrested. Extraordinarily
took to flight. Then the clans gathered
and addressed themselves 10 pursuit, Not
q little muscle was required to capture
the shop lifscr. Why he was not SUN;
matiiy dealt With we were dnsbicl 10
learn; but he was, for some reason, dis.
charged. ,R4gtHa. voaT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
,For THE TIrris wrrkLy TKsrSr.
Communicated.

Or. EDIroR:-If Miss MINNIE MooRE's
effusion of last week, was not matri-
monial advertisement we staud corrected.
If it was, (Which we take us beirg prob.
able0 we would respectfully suggest
that she insert In your valuable columns
the number Of her P. o. Box, Or address,
SO that "inquiring friends " may send
+" proposals." to the proper /" Head Cen
trc." by giving this notice place in
your columns you will oblige
.r..e Inquirngly yours
1,-, ~ a... JoE. jr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

LIrERsRr.--A debete upon ar
interesting. and just now popular qacs
ton, will tole place at Bakers sehoo
House, Tuesday evening June 9th, under
the auspices Of the Rural Union Dcba'
ting Society" The question to be de
cided * ss follows = Resolved Tthat 20
men be allowed to vote, aud gre eligible
to Office" The ladics are particular invi.
ted to be present on that accession.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

"a Npw WonK. Agents are de-
.sircdito. sell q new and beautiful pictorial
book, emitted J" Anecdotes and Incidents
Of the Rebsilisu,'7 See particulars in
our column of new Advertisements. .'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

THs Ohio State Sunday School
Convention will be heid at Ssudusky
from the iath to ,he 18th Of June. The
principal railroads will return delegates
free who pay full fare going.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
AFancyq

The SKY Is adrinking cup
Thst was overturned OF old; 4,
9 Aud il Pou-s in the eyes Of men
Its wine Of airy gold.
We drink that wine all day. !
Till the last drop is drained up;
And are lighted OFF to bed 3
Ryth Jewels in the cup.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
Special Notice..

We will send. the Tifiin Weekly
Tibuae during the approaehing Cam
paign q months) to subscribers, for
rs cents cash commencing July lst'
Roll in the names. tirt-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

The Committee authorized to
raise money, in the city, to pay for the
:. Fair Grounds" recently purchased,
report $500 collected, Reports from
TOWNSHIPS Committees are desired.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

o. PnoToGRApHs.--By reference to
our column of new advertisements, our
readers in Republic, and the country con.
tleuops. VIII observe..tkat WiIE v. BRox.
LHf,is now prepared to put their faces on
sssrds as fast az called for. a. q. ..s.--
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STRANGE nut TRUE.

Every young lady aud gentleman in the United
s,s,ss esnhs soms,sipg vey maeh To their sdvan.
tsss by return mai tfrse ofohe,ss5 by add,s,.ins
the undersigned. Those having fears fibsins hum.
buggsd will oblige by not noticing this card. All
others viii please apdrs., their obsfia ut servant
THoMAsf. CHAPMAN 70 NJ.
cal Broadway, New Yerk.
April &c, 1866, -' 1850 t-l 2s-'y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

FIRE CoMpANY No. I, were out
for drill on Saturday evening last. The
old engine carries its age well Nothing
.but the infirmhies OF age prevented its
throwing water entirely across the pc
lucid Sandusky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

MIpDLEroN's PIoruREs. We
can assure our readers that The old preiu-
dice against buying articles on subscrip-
ton. does not apply to the agent for
thssc piciureS. beesuse he pays the prin'
.ter, promptly, good indication Of good
faith. l.al b. ~ .l..aa "a. .-.Ll.t u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

Bound OvER.-J. BENsINGroN,
r,he horse thief, captured at Republic last
week, waived his e1aminatiou before the
the Justice, aud was held to answer al
, the next term of the Court of Common
Dlaaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
ERRORS OF'YOUrH.

F A Gentleman who uttered for yssn from Nsvou,
DeS,iiiy. Ptematofe Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful ndsscrsti Ion. VIII for the aks OF suffering
hunsnity, send Zee 70 all who need It. the rse,ps
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which hs was eu,ed, Sufferers wishing to profit BY
he sdssrissis experiences, csp do 80 by addre,,ing
-rF--rfr Goo. :, JOHN ID, OGDEN,
r--. No. 10 Chambers st :, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

MANY cast their bread upon the
,wsters ana expect it will return tothem
.aftcr many DAYS -buttered. -. -.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

REAp the new advertisement OF
Mrs. NJ. WisIER. NJ illiner, in this weeks
impression.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

AN editor heads his list ofbirths,
marriages and, deaths ,hus:-"Hat'hed'
matched and dispatched" 81,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

Wives, if your husbands deserve
to bo nd.cuffed, cuff them with your
own hands.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

AccIpENT.-eOn Monday last,
while DR.. OLMsrEAD, Of this city was
driving out, his horse became unruIy aud
ran away. The Doctor was thrown
from the buggy and seriously hurt about
the facc. y Fl FEElG ftFf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

A FLOWER is sweeter the more
IL is pressed. So is young woman.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

LOST OR STRAYEp. p.--$5 reward
will be psid by the subscriber for the re
furn Of his COW. lost OF strayed, to bis
place ef busiaess opposite the Foundry
off L,omis g. Nymsn. She 10 ofo brown
color with white on her back. Wien
last seen. had strap buckled around her
{ horns; shorl tai. ~ JoHs sTIsHpAUaHo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
An Efectu2t Worm Medicine
TO CONSUMPTIyES,

The sdvertiser, having been ressrsd to heshhi 10 a
sw weeks by avery simple remedy after h,vins
gu aered for several years with lung Affection
and tina, dread issss. - 's.xieps To
make Ia own To his fellow sufferer. ths crcur.
To all who desire II, he win sead copy Of III. pre-
'cription used Gree Of ehargs with the direction,
for Preparing and using The same. which ste, will
End suRE cuHE forCoSsuarTioS, ASTHMA, Bros.
CHRIS, CovoHs, Coins. and all Throst spd Lung
Affection. The only object Of th. sdvsui,sr in
sending the Prescription i',o ietsd snd
be hopes every suiFerr willtry his remsdy I" n vii
cost them nothing and may prove blenins.
Parties wishins the prsrripti tion, fBEsi. by return
mail, will please address.
1It beg Raw. EJ,vARO A. WILSON.
WilliSm,burs. Kings Co., New York.
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Counr OF CoMMoN pIr,s-TheT

5one term VII ccmmence oh the 10Th of'
the month. FfH III
GRAND JURORS.
George Shannon. Pleasant Township.
Leri wulton, Seneca.
Daniel Revei, Venice
W. J. Crissel, Scipio
Iohn p. Summers, Liberty Z"
David Reasel, B'g sering 50"
A. McNeal, I'd Ward, Tifiiu.
Michael Bowercs, Big Spring
Joha w. Wolf. Scipio
James Sanders, Seneca h' a.
W. II. Keilholtz, stward rifsu.
George Rammel, Clinton biea - h j
Hiram Choffee, Scipio
Thomas w. Egbcrt, Clinton
PETIT suRoRs.moG incl
Lyman White. Clinton Township
C. w :. Fostse. Lo,iden Gdos"
Horace Hall. Adams
Israel Nes,leroad. Looden 4g"rrv
Dorsey Hsrtsock, Adams
James ilu,,s tibety ,ar"T .Lg1
s, b. .Clprk, ID Ward Tifin.
]. Van blow, Big Spring ava" a oa
NJ. r. Waltz, Venice q .p1flT"
Josiah Hollipeter, Jackson "
James Boyd; Bloom "a Oost922
Melkish Slafti,s IA, Ward. Tifin.
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Important Request,

Many Of cur subscribers to the 'Tsf-
pvsr, are in arrears for the year 1850,
and as we have mode such arrangements
to f.ciifne out vusiuess in che fo,ute,it
10 i'm Dortsnt sbdt EvERr ONE IN ARnsAns
should pay up foyihwith. Those that
pay up before sAe Srst Of July, 1866, can
save fny 'ocoo. All in arrears after
yha, dsse will be charged $3.50. We
must have the advance terms, or $3.50
willss charged, without respes, 70 per
,sons. a word 70 the wise is sufficient
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

AEArFRAY.-On Tuesday after
aoon. in sfsye eesprrsd ps.r the Court
House. between, it 10 said, two brothers.
ss to who should drive the horses at
tached to wagon. From wordy warfare
they resortsd TO lsialwsrt blows The
result was hearing Of the case before
gho nfsyor. Dur yTzr = ~yYrgr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31

Pittshurg, Fl. W. s Chicago r. R.

On aud anst Nov. 10, 1855 tfsis will issys ets.
lions daily, sabbatht s1ceptsd, as fois~s :.
Train leaving Forest At 4.07 A. NJ, leavss daily
~ral .in ~, AF0as anTaJa w PSF 7r-r~-r - a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-31
salnduskY q Cincinnati Railroad.
... u Q z III

On and AFTER SUNDAY. May goth, 1850 train,
will run os this road a. foiIowsil @ 5'fl
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ss- sOpsonpn for the Tribune.

Roll in the names.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

The SHOOTING OF GANNoN-THE Mill
TARY TO ARREST LovE.-Considerable
anxiety was manifested by our citizens yes
terGay evening on seeing squad of armed
soldiers patrolling the streets. Each person
had his own story to relate about the matter
One had it that CANNON, who was shot on
Union street, Wednesday night, had died,
and that his comrades were seeking LOVE,
the man that is supposed to have shot him,
in order to avenge his death. Another that
they were a part Of the guard that was
reported to be stationed around the Capitol.
And still another, that they were new re-
cruits 10 the sixteenth regulars, and were
marchingaround the city to see the sights.
OF course these flying rumors were without
foundation.
In order 20 give our readers a correct YER
sion Of the matter, We made inquiries Of =
gentleman we supposed to be acquainted
| with the movements Of the military, as
well as the condition Of the wounded man
and have ascertained the following facts
| First, CANNON is not dead, but on the con
trary is rapidly recovering from his wound
Second, the squad Of soldiers were out il
search Of Mr.. LOVE, under orders fromthsi
commander TO arrest him, dead or alive
i We presume it is the intention Of tn,
military to arrest Mr.. LOVE under the orde
Of General GRANT. Up to a late hour las
night they had not succeeded in securing HI
arrest.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03


REooRDER's CoURr.-The business yes
terday was cromprised principally to small
cases.
Charles Merely. charged with acting dis
orderly in ejecting tenants occupying houses
on land that he his agent for was fined 50.
Dennis Hogan, for being drunk and disor-
DERBY, deposited 50 in the corporation fund.
Mr. Cohen, a merchant, and Frank john
son, colored, were up for disorderly conduct.
Cohen was the prosecuting witness in John
sons case, and as no oiense was proven
against the negro, Mr. c. was put 10 for the
cost in both cases-S5.
john Schoolcral, a member Of the fifth
cavalry, was fined Sl4 for being drunk and
alseep in the street. He was sent to the
workhouse.
Nicholas B. Plummer, regrating, was
inulcted in the sum Of Sl4.
Frank johnson took an overdose Of
strychnine whisky, and fell into the protect
ing arms Of the police He was fined Sl4,
and sent to the limestone hospital to sober off.
Two negro women, named Henrietta and
Fanny Stratton, were fined 81 apiece for
using language calculated to provoke a
breach Of the peace.
Catherine Shook paid "a for striking a
negro boy, and shook herself out Of the
courtroom.
William Marks and Mr. Solinsky, charged
with using bad language, were required to
pay 50 apiece.
An attachment was ordered to be issued
for man named Mulloy, who was the
prosecuting witness in a case tried Thursday,
and failed to appear. The Recorder ordered
the officers to briug him before the court
this morning for contempt.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03
Nashville Grocery and Produce Marl,e

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market
The grocery market yesterday was very active
in all the leading articles. Prices remain steady
and firm.
FLoUR.-We quote: Extra superfine at SO 0
oil; super6ne SO 50@1l 20. extra So 509la;
family Sl4@l5, and fancy SIS 0O9l6 90.
WEAVING quote: s. 2Og2 p for red. $50
2 10 for Mediterranean 81 1902 30fOr amber and
golden chaff; 81 35@2 40 for white,
SUGAR.-NO New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l412gl5c; Porto Rico l519gl6c; Demsrara, lItg
lSe: c. extra, lG12lsc; G. yellow l619l7; A coffee
! 191la19e; standard hards 191l@20c.
CoFFEE.-COmmOn to good 2I6g2S13; good to fair
; Sc: - l.,'' p,''' ' '' ''i''',
| light. We quote: sides 22@22lIc; hams, plain,
| 2}13G12je; shoulders, lS@l9c.
LARD-Terce l7@lSc keg 2l@22.
| CANDLES Star. light weight Zl@22e summer.
So 80 for skies; 81 50 for s5vens paratine 40945c
| SALT-7 bushcl barrels 81 50; bushei bar
/ rels IS ,.
| YARSs-There is an active demand for cotton
| yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote DC for seven hundred; BE for six hundred;
/ 25c for five hundred.
| RAGs.-GOOd country cotton rage are in demand
| at 619g1c. per 10.
DRUGS AND DYEsTUFFs,-AlOes 4 ID, 75c. Alum
| Sc. Assafoetida 5000. Borax, do. Birthstone
roll, Sc. CamphOr, 81 So Castor Oil Z gal 81 81
as 90. Cream Tartar, 3 ID. 75@90c. Flor Sui
ph1uE uTl2c IRsea q s. 90 Gum Arabic 53 81 o
nesia, 75@Sl. Madder. 22@25e. Oil Peppermint
| 81 50CSS so. Opium, Sll O0912 50. Quicksilver
| 81 25Gl So Rhubarb. 81 90. Sal Soda, 16@l21zc
| Saltpetre, 20@25c. Sugar Lead.'75.
| FEATHERs-Live geese, 4 lh, 65@7O.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l, $23923; do No. 2, 2l@22
do. No. 3, 5000; half bbis. l0@1l; Kits So.
GRAIN.-COrn in store 909Sl 70; Oats, clean go
| GINsENG-Ginseng g ID GOO.
| Glass Window, Sxl0 q box 81 .; l0xl2 4 boz
| 81 Is; l0xl4 g box IS ..
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03


New York, Nov. 2-Flour market less active
15g25c lower fer common and medium grades
$40 309ll 70 for extra State Sl2 25@l3 30 for ex-
ira Rhode Island, and Sl3 60@l6 for trade brands
the market closing quiet. Whisky quiet and firm
at last quotations. Wheat, receipts $50 bushels
market dull; 59Sc lower FOR spring. and heavy
for winter Sales of $1,000 bushels at $1,000 go
for No. Chicago and Mil, 81 IS for rejected, S2S5
for winter mixed Western, SO, 45@3,55 for New
York choice and white Western, Rye dull and
lower; old western 81. 30Gl, SO. Barley 293c bet
ter; 81 I291, l2l2 for Western, Sl,17@llS for Ca
NADIA West in bond. No. sound State Sl.S5@l, SO.
Corn, receipts 1915 bushels, prices irregular and
unsettled, opening firm and closing dali and de-
cdedly lower. Sales 20l000 bushels at 81, 23al, y
for inferior 81 ,25@l32 for shipping mixed West
ern aflOat and in store, closing dull. Oats opened
firm but closed heavier and lower. at 7O@73 for
Chicago and Mil. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet, lO34
9llL for Cuba. MOlasses quiet. PetrOleu
firm at 2212 for crude, 1901 for refined in bond,
for all kinds. Pork, very heavy and decidedly
lower, S3l S733 for cash and $50 5O@36 81 regular
for new mess closing at 81 81 for cash and $50 81
regular $36 for old and S27@27 . for prime; also.
$3.50 bbls new mess at S2Y 50, seller insuring hf-
teen days, S2S 26@2S 20 seller ms. all November.
81 seller ms. until January, and SIS 80 for all
the year. Beef steady at previous prices; prime
mess beef hams dull and heavy at 40g44. Bacon
inactive. Cut meats heavy, at 14@9l412.fOr shout
ders and l5@lS for hams. Dressed hides heavy
l1I4l11% for Western. Lard quiet and steady, at
13I@l5. Butter unchanged, 5OS35 for Ohio, 35g
AZ for State
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

No. % UnlOn sIfeeI, NasuNIIIti IOII
octl2-lm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

APPROACHING MEETING OF TENNESSEE
Teachers AssocIATIoN.-The second an
nual meeting Of the Teachers State Assocl-
alton Of Tennessee will be held in the Cap
ilol. ON Thursday and Friday, November
l5u, and 10Th. Eminent friends OF ednca-
,ion from various parts Of the State will take
part in the proceedings, and much interest
inc discussion is anticipated. The subjects
proposed for discussion are, the relations
of the State Government to edncauoh'
what service can this association render
towards the establishment Of common
school system for the State These discus
sions will tske place in the afternoon SEES
,ions. The forenoons and evenings will be
occupied by addresses and essays on various
educational topics. The Association en-
brace. active friends Of education, as well as
teachers. All editors should take an active
part in it, as they are peculiarly interested
in the great cause Of popular education
which this Association aims TO promote.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-03

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-The following are
the marriage license (white) issued from the
Davidson County Court for the week ending
Friday, Nov. >, 1866:
Frank c. Kreider and Susan J. w. SAT-
farans.
Henry c. Holt and Catharine L. Pickett
John G.. Matlocl and Susan Rains.
j. V. Miller and Elizabeth Peay.
McKendree Drake and Tennessee Gal
breath.
VIM f. Wade and Alice II. Hunter.
Nose McRidley and Prudie c. Eason
w. w. Mort and Catharine +. Hogan.
VIM. Wade and Lucinda Wells
VIM. l.. Taylor and Sarah +. Davis
Thos. +. Brown and Elizabeth Goodwin