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New York Market.


NEW YORK, July 13.-Cotton dull and unchang-
ed at 35g36c for middling uplands. Flour dull
and heavy, and l0@15c lower on common and
choice grades, while mediums are in moderate de-
mand without decided change in price at 81 45@
90 for extra State; extra B II o so 05@l3 60 for
trade brands, closing quiet. Whiskey quiet at
81 2O92 y for western. Wheat dull and heavy,
except for prime spring, which is scarce at 81 .
az 81 for new No. Milwaukee, and IS for new
amber. Rye dull and dropping. Sales of $500
bushels Wisconsin at CSC. Barley and barley malt
dull and nominal. Corn opened shade trmer,
and closed with free sellers at yesterdays prices
S5dS6c for unsOund new mixed Wisconsin; S615o
SIC for sound do, and 92e for Wisconsin. yellow.
Receipts of Oats 626l5 sacks. Market lc lower at
5Ga53c for choice and SOC for Milwaukee good.
St. Domingo coffee l93sl2esc, Sugar steady and
more active: Cuba l013all1Ac Havana II &c. Pc
troleum dull and unsettled De for crude and 3713
for refined, in bond. Pork opened hrmeT and
closed heavy at $50 121l332 q; new mess closing
at S32 l2lS cash; so so for DID, and SIS I5@2 for
prime. Beef without change; Sl6@l so for new
plain mess, and $40 50@2i 10 for new extra mess;
beef hams dull and nominal at 45; cut meats firm
at l3llGl515cf for shoulders and l1z@ zoe for hams
Bacon dull and nominal, and very little offering.
Lard quiet at lS12d2lc.
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Lie BrazII-Pnrnguvan Wnr.

New York, July 13.-The Herald's Rio
Jdneiro correspondent, June z, gives the
following details of the great battles be-
tween the Paraguayans on the 25th of May
last the announcement of which we have
alrerdy had. Gen. MITRE had ordered the
assault of the enemy's entrenched camp to
take place on the 9th. Before, however,
any movement was made, on that day, at
halfpast IL in the morning, the enemy, with
his whole power, attacked the lines of the
allies in three columns, consisting of over
10000 men, commanded by BoRRIER Re-
SQUIRE and another General, probably
DIAZ
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SECRETARY wELLEs AND THE
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Secretary WELLEs has written a letter to
Senator DOOLETTLE, opposing the call for
the Philadelphia Convention.

The statements that have been made in
several metropolitan journals of stormy
cabinet being held, in which the new Freed
mems Bureau bill ard the call for conven-
ton in Philadelphia next August were the
topics discussed, are all untrue. We have
it from persons high in authority that, so
far, not word has been said in regard to
the aforementioned subjects in the meet
ings of the cabinet of late. If the Presi-
dent has written a veto of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill, of which there seems to be no
doubt he has never yet submitted it to his
cabinet.
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conference with the Congressional Commit
tee, to whom was referred the petition for
an increase Of salary. The result is the
drafting Of q bill, which will be presented
tomorrow, making an average increase OF
twenty-five per cent.
Freedmen's Affairs in NSrth CuroIina.
The Freedmen's Bureau Commissioner
for North Carolina reports that Of the 800
600 blacks in the State, 1924 are receiving
rations. A decrease Of 47s7 rations Is re-
ported since the month of Nav, of a value
Of S6,Z34 81 One hundred and nineteen
freedmen's schools are now in operation.
with l35 teachers. The attendance averages
9,0S4 One thousand one hundred and FORTY,
SIX cases were treated in hospital in June,
Lightweight being small pox rs the Le-
glslature and Convention have placed both
white and black alike before the courts. the
Commissioner deems it advisable 10 turn
over 70 the civil authorities all cases except
those Of claims by freedmen tor wages and
labor performed. Destitution and suffering
among both whites and blacks in various
portions OF the State are being considerably
relieved.
The Crop In Texns.
Under date Of Galveston, Texas, June 2S.
Inspector General GREGORY reports that
owing to the heavy rains of April and May,
and foundations of bottom lands deduc-
ton must be made of at least twenty per
Cent Of the estimated yield of cotton; but in
the western portion of the State, where the
grazing interests have suffered the past eight
years from drouth, the stock will be mate
rally improved. The corn crop is large
and nearly ripened and in prime order. The
wheat crop is harvested and abundant, and
of the best quality.
MR. MAYNARD'S POSITION En-
planned.
A Times special says of the Tribuue's re-
port concerning Mr.. RAYMOND in the Re
publican caucus: In what it SAYS of Mr..
RAYMOND, this paper, as usual, INDUCES in
wholesale fabrication. He was not ques-
toned as TO the course of the Times in the
Philadelphia Convention. He said nothing
about any understanding with anybody that
none but Union men were to participate in
that Convention. He did not admit that he
had done wrong; retracts nothing that he
had said or written, and made no promises
for the future for himself or the Times,
either in regard to the convention or any
other subject.
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In Philadelphia. July 9th, 1866. Mrs CYNTHIA
PILLOW WILLIAMS. wife Of Colonel WILLIAMS, u.
5. Army. and daughter Of Mrs, A. V. BROwE, Of
Nashville.
This sad announcement will carry grief to many
hearts. Among the most gifted. amiable an ac-
complished Of Nashville's daughters, the subject
of this notice left the scenes Of her childhood but
81 ibrief year ago blooming, joyous bride, and
now is in the cold embrace Of death, Her strick-
en- parent and relatives have the sincere sympa-
thy of numerous friends in their sad bereavement.
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[By Telegraph

New YORK. July 13.-The Posts money article
says gold has revived to 1874 and there is fair
business doing for cash gold no interest IS paid,
and in cases S@4 per cent. is paid by holders
to have it carried. The loan market is easy at 5
per cent with rather less demand for loans. There
is a small amount Of business at per cent. and
a few transactions reported at 6. Stock market
easy. Market without much activity. In Gov
eminent securities there is less business doing and
quotations are a shade lower. Railroad shares
quiet, without much change in quotations after the
board and Erie closed at ~; Reading 1919; M 5
Sl34; n w 341E; do preferred 633s Toledo 1922; r
NilE 1T w qSlL. d & M Cent. ~.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 13.-Flour dull. but small lots
of trade brands were sold at 50 5091 80. No de-
maud for superfne. Wheat dull. Extra spring
sold at 81, and No. l at 81 10 Nothing done in
winter Corn dull at Csc, in elevator. Oats dull
and prices lower az 81 80, and No. 81 43c, Rye 75G
85c. Whiskey steady at 81 %. duty paid, and SIC
in bond. Provisions unchanged and quiet but q
limited demand. Mess pork $50 S7932 so;
bulk meat SIS l71H915 1877 Bacon II, l91z92l19c
Lard 20G20llc and dull. Groceries unchanged.
Butter 23G2Sc. Linseed oil 81 $685. Gold l52.
The hot weather interferes with business to a
- .AnrnA
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In behalf Of Accident Insurance, the under
signed desires 10 state, through the public chan
mel Of a newspaper, that he took out an accident
policy with the agent Of the Travellers Insurance
Company Of Hartford, at Fort Wayne, Indiana;
that while pursuing his avocation as a mechanic
at the works of the Chattanooga railroad, in this
city, the forefnger Of his right hand was bruised
and broken. which prevented him from attending
TO business for the period Of FIVE weeks: and for
which loss he has this day received from JOSEPH
Nash, agent Of the company at this place. the
sum of $125. J. NJ. WILDER.
And the undersigned desires. also, to state that
he was insured by the agent Of the same company
at Akron, Ohio; that while pursuing his business
of grocer in Nashville he received wound in
the side from projecting fragment of glass in
sash door, disabling him for the period of three
weeks, and that to day he has received from
JOSEPH Nash. agent in this city, the sum Of sixty
dollars, as compensation for disability to attend
to his usual avocaton.
Accidents are frequent and every person should
be insured at least we think so.
NASHVILLE July 5. 1866.
WALTHAM watches and AYERS Pills are
said to be the highest specimens of Ameri-
can art, each of their kind: one in mechan-
les and the other in medicine. With a
WALTHAM watch in one pocket, and box
of AYERS Pills in the other, you should be
at your work in season with the health to
pursue it.-Adrertiser No1Uay, he. 10-1w
New White Wheat Flour, a very superior
article-frst in the market-at FOSTER
Bro, 80 Public Square. jyll-lw
G. B. BRAY is this day taken into part
nership with US. Style of firm as heretofore,
CAMERON, GRIER Is Co.
July lst, 1866 july8-1w
The Office TO INSURE LIFE in is the KNICTER-
BOOKER, with 81, 10000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH, Agents.
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For Debility Loss Of Appetite, Weakness. Indi-
gestioR or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
nisordercd stomach. there are no bittcrs that
compare with these ia removing these distressing
complaints. For sale OF can be had at any Drug
Store In the United States. or from the prOpric-
tors Louisville, by. corner Seventh and Green
.LrneLs. % whom ali nrdcrs shonll be adlressed.
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81. Louis Market.
by. Telegraph.l


ST Louis, July 13.-Flour--Wheat unchanged.
Corn tolerably active at66@S5. Oats trmer and
active at A cents. Provisions light. Whisky un-
changed Butter dull at 20933c. Ohio and State
27c. Cheese dull and scarcely so frm at 602lc.
Money at 4@6 per cent, bulk Of the business at
five per cent. Sterling frmer at l09A@lO9H.
Gold higher, openig at 1897 and advacing to 1895
and decling to 1921 and advancing to 1884 and
closing at l525S. Governments securities are less
active and scarcely SO firm. Freights to Liverpool
steady and unchanged
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.



FRIDAY July 81 Is66-The House was ealledto
order at 10 o'clock.
On a call Of the roll. ffty-three members an
swered 10 their uames-laeking three Of n quo
rum.
Mr. ARNELL gave notice that on tomorrow
he would introduce resolution establishing a
quorum on a new basis-that is, tWO-thirds of the
members actually elected, instead Of two-thirl,
of q full representation from the State
Mr.. WINES made q speech ON the state Of the
Union. and essayed 60 assume an air 81 severity
toward what he was pleased TO call the Rebel
aud Cupprrhead papCTs" Of the country Close
observers failed - detect the drift Of his rrmarEs
as bearing on the present state Of the House
probably owing 10 TIE extreme profanity Of the
harangUC, it not beIng tu.ccptiblc of clueidatiou
by the mental acumen Of ordinary mortaIs
On motion, the House adjourned until two
sclock.
AFT1RNODN SESSION.
On call Of the Roll, ffty-two Inelnbers an
swered 20 their names.
MT. WALShE moved that the Speaker be au-
houzed 70 issue biz warrant for the arrest Of Mr.
JOKES, 81 Greene. fer contempt Of the House in
not making his appearance in the BODY when he
knew that a quorum was urgently required. Car
ried
Leave Of absence was asked for Mr. PARKS, On
account Of sickness Of his family, but as several
member7 opposed il. the request was not granted
IL being apparent that no quorum could be Sc
cured; on motion. the House adjourned until ten
O'Clock Tomorrow.
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Funeral of Jim Lane.

LAWRENCE, July 13.-Gen. LANES fune-
raj was fixed for Sunday next, but in conse-
quence Of rapid decomposition the remains
were buried to-day. All business was sus-
pended and the funeral largely attended.
Appropriate services will be had at the
Afethndist Church on Sunday.
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BowIING GREEN, Ky, July 13.-GEo.
SHERIDAN, the negro who murdered PAT
RICK Donovan, on the 18th of April last,
was hung at 10 o'clock this morning. He
| declared himself innocent to the last
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the BcStE
HURLEYsS AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always 10 be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Agus and Fever, Chills and fever. in
w termittent Fever. Dumb-Agu Every person
who has tried Hurcy's Tonic speaks in the highest
terms of e. As u curative agent it is unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using HURLEY s TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEl IS AGUE TONIC. Send orders 20
HURLEY, RUDDDLE a CO,
proDrietorS Louisville XIV
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New York stock Market.

lBy 1elegraph.l
NEW YORK, July 13.-Stocks steady. p Ft W &
c qSSS; & * r 961s c a n w 34l4; g d p S43s; M
) $50 Hudson 1l43S; Reading 1885 Erie ~;
N Y CSC; o & NJ c 2719 c bonds 631& Mil & P
c. preferred, S55; $40 coupons Of62, 1855 do Of
90 1855, l040 coupons 81; Missouri Is 6912: Tenn.
Gs q5: Is of 1851 coupOns. lO9@
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For Beautifying the Complexion, efTectually re-
moves Tan. Frcckles. Blotches and giving the
skin an elegant sE0othness not easily attained BY
auy other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion ia
he Fast. gives ID a character for eficary which
al once stamps il as infinitely superior for the
fniIrf of a lady.
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Fatal Duel near Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July IA duel was fought
this evening, on the Mississippiline, between
ALoNzo GREENLAw and A. II. TAYLOR, of
this city. The latter was killed at the first
fire.
The cause was a woman. Both parties
were large property holders and old citi-
Zens
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A DAMAGE sun. We auders tand that
Mrs. CoNNoR, whose child was killed near
the Edgedeld engine house, some days since,
by bciag run over by the cars, is going 20
bring suit against the Nashville and Louis
Vile railroad.
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The heads Of the various bureaus in the
Treasury Department have to-day been in
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CLEvEIA>D July lS-Thc euavention IF
the lnlernatiun Chain Of Bushes College.
which hs- been heI IN this citv durinz ihe
past week. adjourned this aftsrnaaa TIE
- SION hos 5eca hsrmn,iuuf and mW u IN
ter-~t b=ierstiar- r-fc :. aft-.faee- fr,rn
over inrtt critic lhe convention was ed
drc~rd 10y the lcpliug educational men Of
The State, AND letter. were reviewed from
prominent statesmen, educators and business
men throughout the country. Judge BELL
OF Illinois, was elected President for the
ensuing year. The next convention will BE-
held in Buffalo ia May, 1867.
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As this Is really a Specific for Worms. and the
best and most palatable form TO give 20 children,
it Is not surprising that u is fast taking the place
Of all other prepgratipus for worms-it being taste
less. any child will take it.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-14

Providence, R. l., July 13.-The Rhode
Island Democratic State Committee, this
morning issued a call for State Convention
to meet in Providence, on the second day of
August, for the purpose of electing delegates
to represent Rhode Island in the Philadel-
phia National Convention.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Now York.

New YORK, July 13.-The Posts special
says the Tennessee Congressional delegation
are advised that the Congressional amend
ment will be passed by the House of that
| State
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MARRIAGE TICENsEs -- The following
marriage licenses ,whitel, were issued by
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson
county for the week ending July l&
Henry w. Smith and Lizette Alhes.
VIM 7. Weakley and Mary +. Buddeke.
Uieo. W. Rock and Martha Hunt
Michael OConner and Alice Avery.
Beui T. Pickett and sally 4. Corbctt.
Thosma Lundcgan and Catharine Hen
H.,
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The great Blood Purifier. as Spring and sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled, removes all I'M
purihes nom the blood. and gives health and
strength 60 the system.
HURLEY. RUDOLF & CO.,
ProprietOrs.
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NEGRO THuvEs.-A day seldom passes
but what some negro is arrested for stealing.
They seem 10 consider the workhouse an as
sylum Of refuge from labor and starvation.
Yesterday negro, by the name Of DAVID
JOKES. was before the Recorder for stealing
three pair Of boots from brother African,
an Broad street The investigation Of his
case was postponed until to-day.
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Democratic State Convention.

New York, July 13.-Only one case of
cholera in this city and one in Brooklyn are
reported to-day.
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REcoRpERs CoURr.-Thcre were but few
offenders before the Recorder, yesterday
Two cases Of vagrancy were fined 81 each
and sent 10 the workhuuse. For being drunk
and disorderly, three cases were fined s.
and sent 10 the workhouse. Charged with
disorderly conduct two cases, fined s. each ;
two Others, 81 each. Several cases Of drunk
euness and disorderly conduct were dis
charged
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, July l2-Leaf tobacco lower for
common Tugs Sales l66 hhds superfne. Flour
dull with sales Of $50 bbls extra family at $40 50
Corn mixed, in bulk, re. Oats 45c. Prime mess
pork dull at S3S. Bacon shoulders 1914; clear
sides ~ = Prime lard 2ll5 Raw whiskey 25c;
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PoSTroNED.-The trial Of McDERNorr
aud DAVIS charged with embezzelment
was postponed yesterday by Esquire PArrlR-
son, until Monday next AZ 10 An. They
gave bond in the sum Of 81, 600 each for
their appearance.
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RIVER NEWS.

There are only twenty-eight inches water on the
Shoals.
ARRIvALS.-NOne.
DEPARrURE.-Tbroae, Louisville.
We received the following note late last night.
What does it mean?
we endorse the above as a true statement Of
affairs II. II. II. x s"
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CHARGED WITH SwINDIING.--A man by
the name Of McCIANAHAN, formerly an
officer in the Freedmen's Bureau, was before
Esquire MATHEWS yesterday charged by
two negroes SAM HoUSToN and En- HAIR
RIsoN. with collecting monies while an Off
Ger and not turning Il over 10 the proper
officer. lie has his trial to-day at the same
office
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C. B. BRAY is this day taken into part
nership with us. Style of firm as heretofore,
CAMERON, GRIER g Co.
July lst, 1866. uly8-1w
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Amendments.


WASHINGTON. July 13.-Gen. ROBERT l..
BoDINE, of Pennsylvania, has been appoint
ed Consul at Cape Town, Africa, and r. E.
YATES of New York, Consul at Ascension,
Paraguay. The following appointments
have also been made: Gen. W. ". BELK-
NAP, Collector of Internal Revenue, First
District Of Iowa; THos. n. WELLS Naval
Officer at New Orleans; JOHN ATKINSON,
Collector Of Customs, Port Huron, Michi-
gan; MICHAEL DUNN, Postmaster at Leav-
enworth, Kansas.
The following is an official list Of claim
agents debarred from doing business with the
Paymaster Generals Office: j. w. FISK q
Co, Washington; RUTGER, TEAL & Co,
Washington; T. NORTH, Washington +.
VAN WARNER q Co., Washington CASHIER
KILLER, Washington; G.. GoRDEN, Wash
ington J. T. LOvEJoY & Co., New York
City; ED. SMITH, Lillydale, Ind.i Louis
G. CAMP & GEO. E. LEMAN, Washington ;
JNo. S. LEONARD, Washington; a. W.
BOYD, Manhattan.
Gen. SieIsIes and the Freedmen's Blu
reau.
Gen. SICKLEs, commanding the Depart
ment Of the Carolinas, having insisted that
the district commanders should report direct
to him, concerning the Freedmen's Bureau,
as well as military affairs, Gen. SCoTT de-
INJURED TO this supervision and appealed.
His appeal has been sustained by Generals
GRANT and HOWARD, which establishes the
fact that the Bureau isstill a distinct organi-
zatiOn. The following is General GRANTS
Endorsement: The Freedmen's Bureau
being, By law, under the immediate direc-
ton Of the War Department, and its officers
and agents being subject only to the orders
Of the commander, in matters pertaining TO
the Bureau, they cannot be required TO re-
port on such matters to military command
ers, unless they are named in orders as
agents Of the BuresR The within instruc-
tons Of General HOWARD are therefore
approved"
Adjournment OF Congress.
Indications still point 70 an adjourn
ment Of Congress about the first Of Au-
gust.
The Proposed Expulsion Of ROusseau-
1t is very doubtful about General
RoussEAU's being expelled Il looks a.
If the necessary tWO-third vote cannot be
obtained
lacrosse 81 Pay
The heads Of the various bureaus in the
Treasury Department have to-day been in
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Thr Rev. w. +. SAwRIE will occupy the
pulpit Of the First Baptist Church to-mor-
row morning AZ lol O'Clock, and the Rev.
W. II. WHrrErr ats O'Clock Sunday night
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New Orleans Market

by Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS. July l3-COttOn. Sales of 400
low middling at BE; middling 35c. Weeks re-
ceipts $500 bales against 32i7 last year. Exports
4,4S6 Stock on hand lO67S3. Sterling 81.
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The Office 10 INSURE LIFE in is the KNICEER-
BOOKER, with 81 100000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents.
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Tar Nashville Female Academy account
and record books are Of great pecuniary
value to me, and Of deep interest to all pm
pila. They were lef in my house, on Vine
street, 1863 and sent some where, not recol-
ecied. Any information in regard to these
books viii BE- thankfully received
C. d. EII1orE
fvfA9t Principsl. \. "A.