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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
5petial Notices.


Union General Ccmmttee. "A regular meeting Of ~
CoDn!tee vii be held eadqosrsL corner Broadway 81
on 7brRSpal n nyRSiNS Mo-
HssafH HvsL.r. secretaries.
Eight Hours "a Day.-A meeting Of the WorkinC
EVENING Feb q. al y O'Clock By order Il J p. ThY
hoh Chairman '''' '''''' o. A' joas REID rr.ad.o,
III a. counci, No. 3, Nyp;..sn,a wgs viii se!.
~ At No oThri,ve corner Fit,y second st. The Hcs.
WILLIAM II. BIRLsIGH viii deliver ~ address. TIE
public invited TO stecd. seats reserved for Ladies'
c. Hosxsoox secrs'sry
Chemi.iry. Mineraiosy and Mininx:-A P..r
viii be ,eai before b. New fG,H Aci..on t9I the A5yscs
Ores" or WEDNESDAY .veNING FEB p. in .he
Admission trse D GALE. Genera sscrs:Ey.
Appeal VI the New-York Ass.eciatien for La
proving the Condition Of the PcSr,Ilss ~, We
r.nA receipt, OF the Association would have superseded the
necessity Of special appeal ior funds They much regret t6sc
such ne Tue fac, lboa;h de usual con'f have Nc
y H. fso-ssSi Ysisc y fs dollar q purchasing the
% he sI-re ,e a,ur,eren,' ha,e 50 "a. encdcs
th recr.p,a Tia, Bosri sAe another sppsopAese
"i Tas ssS y2 ~: no, informed til. ,u,os:i
o. desuioi now ia the city Ine prrsens pressure tho
wiS,.r sioe, 1874 ibosf Focr rHOUsAyp fArIir:s
reisC And aided se o5servrd no, The
Idle and isoute poor bot the desevinE and Unfortunate.
who thro1 n failure employment stnes., bsreayement.
and other unavoidable have been Pfcsidensy brows
uno Charity aid AHer another month. when The
Sp-,, ope these recipients via be sse TO provide
for t1elrse.grs Meanwhile, they must be assisted OF ssa
and some. perhaps, perish. an,
A. ;hi. Association o5,rude. It's wants public
notice ex,rpi by pressure, is hoped that aheerA
re.pon,e III. 5ef appeal w prevent the necessity Of IL
repetition. . - ,,,.-,-o,,
ton,-ibutiou. usy - seu, 10 p. r MlNIIRN, it, TeA
mar No. u s,athst BROW BROTHERS Co. No. -
Waist r. NJ HARTLEY. No ~ Bloc House, As'cr piscs
OF 70 any ~ the Of su.hoTikC 4 Col s,tors
By osde o. the Board
JAMES BROWN, Pr sd.ns
JAMES lRhOx.
JOHN c. GREEN. iv;.. pr..,a...
AR wv rNORf
HoRATiO ALLYN, !
gos9sN y. MISrURS, j., Treasurer
Rosspr n HARTLEY secretary
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
Columbus, -. Doanerssaa 5. s(pril 1856

ytusns6uns tabcn icuts; unS Inn eem 1an,en bic
Nrcns anf5ulssen. farb brei pesr bier Mcnate mad,
losrn SessmoDos 6inibsiesn aud his junsfrGuliz
dye Strtnsa Sbarlton, nabosm is super uter tore
Sanie bsipcslids une lisssnpe ,6ats sn Sumter ib=
tsr srauian tcbanneltem, bSAit ibdsbarsn gou1ine
epoia uno esren Srhtsr rsrfiist tatte Sem arces
ari9sn Ssrmddtnib mar nur cine ein,isc 9sSinss
una bsiasfii8i = irau 8racs ionte ndnlid unper=
fps'lt bel Der 8ssisruns Die nDttissn sbutte tbun,
nm ltt Cen Hamen Sbarltsn teiyulessn, Den suslsiA
AUDI tbrs &inner Gmmelns unS San,ts anneblnen
loutsn. -So Bate iih's bsnn ssfiist, bag tpdbs
rsno S6iffer Smitt i'm fstsn @lauten. feline Srau
lei ldasif i'm Iaraoies, uno i'm slidlidsen Sspusts
letn istnss 2Stttpeltanbss DEN famoien 8reuaua in
Der @lauiuds antrat, cieis Srau NIT fSnisliaer
9rlautniB cine 6rau @barl:cn uns fraft Der IhDs
men Standardization cine Der reihlfen 9amsn
IN ysorfrlf ssroreen mar. 9as pusre er freilib
niht. sSsnn CT es seipust taite g8elhe interei,
iante Sslaihte lisbs fh (lpte Ssrr Oisraeli meint
ihrsitsn iter ben gSettsans, psnn ssipiiie @rsiss
niiis, J.. .. Napclscns Nisperlase Bel 9Saterlcp,
mid ltattasfunpsn bGttcn! S3sr mctbte ha ribers
p eden? lne 6srr 0israslt, cine aeiitte syecer In
sro'htstsr Gsidihts, mare Der Dtann pa3u, iis 5u
iAreiten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05
Gin &aperbrief.

Ser gturm ,rar rruifanb9 rcriifer, nne BIZ
RIfenmade BON Mloernep fpnnte an Dem flarer
DintermcrSsn osutlib bic Sisnals unterlAeiSsn
bic bon ben @asfets aus se9eten tperoen. 0far
1aumte niht, Elm Boot nit enem gSuncarst mad
ben Nlippen at,ulenoen. = gBeosr Smitb alias
Sraep, nod bic bsiben Matrcien tatten tebeutsnb'
0erlsbunasn napon aetrasen Sie murben nod
am nImlthen Saa nah albernep 3sbratb, ipr
man fie 70 lanas teberbsrste, tis fe iih BON Den
Nclaen i6rer s4rammen, 8eulsn unb 8srrenfnn'
aen erbolt batsn; Damn issts man lie IN cine 81,
Iterlmafe, nnn mad elmer Ibnslen anSsnsbmen
sSabrt lanaten fis in Ycrtsmcutb an. = gNdre Wrs
TOUR Sraep in osnl Mnsus, DEN er IN Aloernsp eis
nsn, Wtarcisn atsefauft, sinise Dfcnate ipatsr IN
enem srcssn SSrieas6aten seannst pOrbsn, 10 bat:'
es auf einn,al unb fir INNER nit isnem Sietiinass
prcjeft Elm Gnhs ssbatt. Ga iseD4 bic 2Disosrs
aufnabme bss arisses nit Dranfrsih nod nihl
fsnfanb, 70 fam er BON Pcrtsmcuth, mo- er Iih rcr
Dem nit tbm aeretteten WtatrcIsn trenne. misoe,
fort, otne BON Dem Observation-Disclosures bes
trittilhsn 2Smsn, Dem luhednsisen, lhcnunsslc'
len @ressans. aufassrifTsn su rsrosn. Ssnter
mir uns fir einsn Muasnblif, Mrbur Sraep wdr'
w,rflih aspa6t une ouf .inen pcn ieiner aasrana=
biaRen MusIfat &rieaa1hiffe ataeaebsn ipcrben =
natiirlid bdtte er ifsr lhdnnline Misbanbluns 8s,
tlaat, lieb fir ben unslidlibasn iunssn Mann au
Groen erfldrt unb niHt nur Ibsr Wenihen uni
Dinae i'm NG8emsinen, iCnbern insteionosre iibel
bas 3anb feline Gsburt nnp oeiien allen Naturss'
fesen bo6niprshsnbe Snitituirnen iAauerlidb &C.
ruht. SD oasesen slaute, Gap Gin lclass ans
fteinsnbes unslif bas aQerbsffe seweisn wGrs
mas ibm tdtte suitc6en fSnnen. @s trauHte ibm
ia nibt ssrabe bic bobs Nus5sihnuns teidieben ],
ietn, BON Der Grbe unb stnsm nanfbarsn 8aterlami
i'm @lanSe unasrtlihsn &ubmss ~ rsriawincen
pbihpn bes ,pcbl bate paiiren n,rsen, ha bic su'
ten 3sitsn BON Srafalsar nidt ferne traren - ion
bern nit Dem eiseniAaften, bic sr tslas, mare i'm
aud IN Musiiht setannsn, es gum Momiral, gun
pOitsnsGapitin, gum eisutenaut gum Nsifsr ODE
SO&bcctsmann, iebsnfals gum Grsnritsr Ysn
foaar su trinSen - iettas lsstsrss Elm Snauns
bic icsar NIT Der 3usate sptier bSlserner Bsin
ibm mebr Gers semaAt bdtte, ais = brh moju jss
iolhe Bstrahtunssn?
Sa Der Sries nr4 niat mirflih ausssfrods,
mar, 70 fam Artbur Sraep um eisis Ausiiben uni
fonnte YOrtsmrntb, Inn feline. .metsrsn 8sitmu'nn!
gu fclsen, Elm paar Stunpen, nahbem er ss bstre
ten, wisber perlaiisn - 81 gub. Srjunss Man'
iawslae in Scffnunsen unb 3uusriiht. war abe
slsitwc9l entishlrfien, NIT allsr Sstnliamfst hs'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-05

- f8 Seuts nurhen firslid i'm gtastHsn 81
frn, 0lia., persiftst unS itarbsr alle. Sis fGlt
SOlS uno battsn Fd snsn Sod seeunsen. msld
aus 8srisbsn Shrtnn fatt Salsratus sebranh;
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
RMERS'
Agricultural Enterprise.
EGYPTIAN CORN.
Endorsed by the Press and the PeopIc-Pro Bono
PublicO,

Endorsed by the Press and the People-Pro Bono
PublicO,
TITS AN ENTIRELY NEW BREADSTUFF
| unlike any osher ever introduced in America
possessing the following merits over other yarie-
ties and peculiar alone to itself: II will Tpcn AS
far North as Boston. planted even the lst Of
August: hence other varieties will not mix with
II. Ii Is estimated from its very prolific qualities
to yield 80 bushels per acre on rich lands; the
WELD however, i fattering on any variety Of
soil 1t weighs by sealed measure. 65l4 pounds
to the bushel Ii grows in the form Of % tree and
thirty-four spikes have grown upon one stalk on
thin soil! For domestic use IL Is unparalleled.
When ground and bolted, it is equal in color and
fneness to wheaton flour. As forage crop, by
sowing in drills or broadcast for early feed. there
i no kind Of corn so well adapted TO mich COVE
and none that will yield half the value in fodder
or corn. g 1t contains % per cent. solid nutTi-
ment matter. - sculapius. II seeds no differ
emit culture from that Of other varieties, and in
the South two crops can be grown in one season
on the same ground. IL can be successfully
grown in any State from Maine to Texas
TERMs-ln order that all may receive seed, we
have reduced the price to one dollar and fifty
cents package. Any person who will get w n
club of FIVE will receive package gTatis Is pack
ages for $40 80 packages for SD 100 packages tor
$50. We will also send package gratis 70 wound
ed soldiers and widow ladies VINO 1sil remit rs
fifty cents 10 pay postage. One package viii con-
tain enough corn to produce enough to plant the
following season, from twenty to thirty acres I;
also, directions for planting and culuvaing
Address, I. Il. G. LlNDSEly
Ravens Nest P. O.. Washington Co.. Virginia
uOV24-3tW
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- IN ~ ENC.

Exchange On New York is q little
aul aud Banks are buying at one
.eath discount to par and selling
ST one-teuth premium. There is but
tide doing ia uncurrent money, and
rates for NEST kinds are rather weak, owing
10 the great scarcity of currency. Bank Of
Tennessee, however, is firm at 47Ca 48c buy
ing. Brokers generally are holding at Soc
Planters Bank is still taken at S2c though
.he feeling Is less firm and we are antici-
pating 2 decline. Union Bank is firm at
75cbnying.
S-suthern Bank notes are still very dull.
Only veryfew Of the Banks sell readily.
Nashville Corporation Checks have de-
lined and are dull at 100 15c discount.
The exports Of specie from New York 10
foreign ports last week amounted to $780,
Ill. The following will show the exports
from Jan. to Dec. in the years noted ::
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

The above steamers will commence their regular
trips on the first opening Of navigation in this Cum
berland river, and continue 10 regularly
throughout the business season, per above SEIZED
ule. Making close connection at Cairo with the reg
ular packets for st. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans issuing through Tickets TO Passengers, and
giving through Bills Of Lading for Freights to the
above cities, and all available way landings at the
very lowest rates. Every effort will be made by tho
Officers and Agents of this line to render it reliable
and deserving the patronage Of shippers and the
Travelling Public.
CORBETT ( BOYD, SPecisl Agents,
No. 81 Front street. Unper Wharf Nashville Tenn.
4epli SIN
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IN CHANcERY AT CAMDEN. TENN.
INJUNCTION AND ATTACHMENT BILL.
EsvENBER RULES, 1856.
John II. WHY ~. Oscar F. Brown, and others.

TT appearing to the satisfaction Of The Clerk and
/ Master. from allegations in the bill. which Is
sworn to, that g. NJ. Wilson one Of ne defendants
in this cause Is nonresident OF the State Of Ten
nessee so that the ordinary pTOccss q Law cannot
be served upon hiEu.
II is therefore, ordered. that ruLAc9u9u be
made for four Successive weeks. IN fie Ns.hyiIle
Union aud American newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville. Tennessee requirinc. said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term Of ihs Chan
at the Courthouse, on the fourth NUuday iH EsJ-
ruary next then and there 20 plead. answer. oT
demur, 10 cOmplaiaa1t's bill or :Ee same viii be
taken for confessed aud set for hearing ecEgrtg az
to him. v. 4. SIEELE. y. = j VI.
L nOv20-w4v
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CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY,
LEBANON, TENNESSEE
"a ILL Blk OPEN FOR M -4Cs TON
" Studsn "a in 81 D~par nlsu's
First Monday Of >eptsmGs. Next


7. ANDkSSJN D.U, Prs-id-EL
r. BEsRi' DID, Professor Of ABc ent Ian
: usxs~ AID t. o. y.
3 y. MCDONSUAD. h. D., PrDisss,- " Msths-
mates.
JULIUS H.. Z. Professor Of Ao,isrE Languages.
J. ". y n. u. lriHeipai r-epA -ltJry.
Tn. urS- 4 Sud u a1ter s;,- and :. or d. D.
SD the -u-tsss s-tsFmined % max the T'UI-
Esfs ~ ~ ~ It zee o-s 49, Tsr-fhe 'rs''IEE
" ufafiau IA SDutr.
Tai Ess~ SIj 90 70 $3.50 per es-iou.
Boarding FOR al DtpaIt sEjs 81 90 = s. 90
D. week.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

THERE WILL BE SOLD On THE PRE-
i misses 10 the highest bidder. at the residence
Of the late DIR. John K. Jones, in Bedford
county, about ten miles west of Shelbyviile,
on the Lewisburg dirt road, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of December, aud from day to day
thereafter, all the personal property belonging
TO said estate, consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture Farming Tools and ImPle-
ments. Horses, Mules, Jacks, Jennets, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs; (the hogs consist of stock hogs
and fat hogs ready for slaughter. the jacks are
young and very fine, and a portion Of the cattle
are very superiOr;) Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
and variety Of other articles.
And on the first day Of January there will be
sold al the same place the tract Of land COnsti-
tuting the homestead. containing about three
hundred and fOrty-eight acres, all under most
superior cedar fence. and divided into lots and
fields with the same description Of fence; frame
dwelling house Of SIX or seven rooms, elegant
and cOunmodiOus. The OuthOUses are new and
very superior; fine young orchard forty or fifty
acres Of meadow plenty Of HeTer-tailing water.
The personal property Hill be sold on q credit
Of twelve months. except where the purchases
are less than five dollars. in which case the cash
will be required on delivery Of the articles.
The land viii be sold on six, w,ive, eighteen
and twenty months time. Notes with ap-
proved personal security will be required in al
cases, and a lien will be retained on the land
until the purchase money i paid.
REDDING JONES, #
HARRISON, -ExecatOrs.
NATHANIEL BANTER
1
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NOTICE.

ALL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate Of Wm. McAuley, deceased. are
hereby notified 10 file the same with the Clerk Of
the County Court of Stewart county, State Of
Tennessee, on or before the lst day Of April,
1867. legally authenticated, in order that the
same may be liquidated and discharged in ac-
cordance with the acts Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Tennessee, relative 10 ins0yent estates.
This the lst day Of December, 1885.
dec5-2twe DANIEL MCAULEI, Admir-.
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LAW SO 400
- -. .a-,-v -

Hos. 9OBT L. CA,UrBEEs SAr-As VI Z l. Is.
A tn I'd Professor % D. secure.
CURSE o. L;CDY N TIE LAv 800 u .
JUSIna rIA.- rSru hers Iiissn-I OF lawsuit
Walker r.csu Law, Sfe,h n Plea 4 X. ats
COmmentsri--, S-orN o. Prom - " -
MIDDLE CLrsS Story on b ilmai =, 9->ry va
Agenc story Fq-ity Jurisprud &c, str =
kqulty P,esding. s,r--rlr4f's EviteIc Cr nInsl
Law.
AKsroh C'AsE--S s-y GU Co, aci o. 4.aw AuSe
aud Amfs on CorpOr stiOns, LOmAV Fl Gator
Parsots on Conita~t@. = uTtA Ken k,si-E--I
story on the CoLstitad n.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

Opens First MoDd,y Ia ptaInner ca .-- Lat
Thursday in January. spring Term pens Fir-' Won
day p, bTuAry. aud closes Last IN 81 ) 20 June.
iT2g-tianl
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Berry. Demoville & Wharton,
WHOLESALE uHUGsI~T-,
Nos. s and 8 South Side Public square,
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
NASHVILLE Tenn,

r, EsPFCrFULLY .NNDCSl- &, THEiR
II country friends sud trs LrsiIesa community
that they sre CONTINUING tbs tgsiIs4s e. The old
stand Of w. ". Berry & Deiuoyi.la aGi zoEl1 Dc
glad to see thnir Oh patrOn5. Thy Keep COZ
SANITY On hand every ar,Icl- Euozu 70 liz sais-
a1ri7.u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

The University, bes-s The war, humble ei ABOut
ave hurd 81 StHs Hts Oh ~ Ann g. ogUa.
@ I'd Buildings for al Lspar-ul-Bts bs~s b-ru
secured, aud the neE -nildtu vii b. srr.ts4 ext
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

pA. ~ tth6 H'fiA I'D
Tennessee Bonds, new ,CJc Silver. BE- 80
Also, highest price paid for ali kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished when desired
Deposits received, aud Exchange furnished On
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land, Ireland, France, and all parts of Germany
CORPORATION CHECKS cashed at best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Once hours, 8 A. n. 10 5 Pm
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THOs. s. MARI, Pres't. L. C. TARBOx, Cash T.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncarrent
money. These quotations are liable to fuctuate but
may be depended a sufficient length Of time for
remitances 70 be received by mail express, if for
warded without delay.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
CLOSING PRICES.

WING BEY ~ CO., Bankers and Dealers
~ Cold. Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
Interest Notsa
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
RlvER NEws.

There are ten feet on the Harpeth Shoals and
the river falling at the rate of three feet in
twenty-four hours. There was very little bust
ness transacted on the levee during the morning.
but matters took more lively turn upon the
arrival of the Rebecca and Nashville. The fol-
lowing is our port list:
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rebecea, Cincinnati.
Nashville, Cairo and Memphis.
DEPARTED. .Fa
None.
The Rebecca had a very fair trip. including
way freight. She brought lot Of furniture and
pleughs and quantity of miscellaneous freight.
The Nashville came up light, with hay and
miscellaneous freight.
The Rebecca returns on Friday, and will prob
ably take down a good trip.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06

NEw YORK, Dee. 5.-Flour rather more active
hut urice without decided change, s. 5O99 80 for
superior Western. 5000 90 for common to me-
dunn. II 50cI3 90 for trade brands closing quiet;
,yhiskcy Duct and unchanged; wheat rather more
steady but quiet rye dull and heavy; barley
easy: corn without decided change.
Louisville Market.
louisville, Dec. 5.-Sales of l43 bales cotton,
gt sle for low middlinE.
Sales of 50 bids leaf tobacco at full rates.
Su9erine -four 50 253l0 90. Wheat 81 65e9
81 *. Bulk corn 9Oc. Bulk oats 5+e55c.
Mess pork $40 1903 %. Hogs 54@6Ac. Sales
Of - 900 green hams, at w l9s1Ee;
Sugar 1916. Molasses 75c. whisky - 81.
Cincinnati Market.
CrycryNAT1, Dec. 5.-Money market close.
Exchange money at par. -,
Mess poIk duh at ls34. lard dull at ll24c.
Hogs duh, lower medium averages o>s and heavy
flou- very dull and unchanged; wheat dali
Cotton quiet at Bic whisky sold at 32c in
bond: no denandfor price above at s. 35c.
Chicago Market.
CrtctGo, Dec. 5.-Corn dull and heavy, but no
| decided change. Oats, f0Gi01zo for No. .
New Orleans Market.
! NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton demand active
aud prices firm. Sales of 1850 bales low mid
! dina al Sic Sugar. demand very good, prices
! looking upward, fair. 3t4c; prime 70 choice
] IlLGl2'k. Molasses in good demand, fair, COG
81 prime 10 choice, s. 97Z Sterling Sc. York
SIGHT a = cent discount. Gold dull and
Mower, AZ 92'z64oc. Frcishts unchanged.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold declined about two cents in New
York yesterday, having opened at l4Ol,
declined to lsss at 1l:3O declined
zgain to I3s5 at I:30, advanced to
I59 at $50 and closed at1382.
The highest point reached during
the day was ,I40{, and the lowest 1888.
Brokers here we're paying according to the
fluctuations an Kew York, 136@l38 and
were hoiliag at $40.
Sterling .Ezoaange in New York was
quoted Yesterday at 1O9!@l1O}.
Govaruua eUt securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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s!ARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Tne Posts money article
saws the loan market is more active at o.aI per
cent There Is 4 temporary arrest Of the pro-
cress which has for some time been making to-
wards ease. This change in the tendency Of the
market is not very positive and may give place
shortly 70 . current in different direction. An
increased demand for currency at the West, to
move the hog crop, has also sprung up during
the last few days
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-06
Hotel and Saloon Keepers
SAVE 800 PER CENT!
Secrets Worth Knowing.

r HAVE RECIPES TO MAKE THE BEST
i Brandy, Irish Whisky, and Old Bourbon. These
recipes arc DO humbug. They are not new; they
have have been used for years, and still are used by
The leading dealers aud Manufacturers and you buy
from them the same Liquors you can easily make
yourself No apparatus is required; the Liquors
are made by mixing, and any one can easily learn.
Buy the Recipes for your own use, and your
money. Price SO CENTS each; or 81 for the three.
II. A. C0LWELL,
Esp3o-dIw6w3n Allentown, Pa.
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1885,.
1866.

HE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL-
) lowing splendid Passenger Packets, leaving
Nashville during the season follows:
FANNY BRANDIES, JOHN T. CARTwRIGHT, Mas
ter, leaves Nashville T tuesdays At u o'clock n.
NASHVILLE, WILEY SIMMs, Master, leaves Nash
Vile THURSDAYS, at ~ o'clock N.
TYRONE, TON. HARMON, Master, leaves SATUR-
DAYS, at Il o'clock n.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THIS BANK OCCUPIES THE BUILDING FOR
i uerly occupied by the Planters Bank, corner Of
Union and College streets, and is prepared TO buy
and sell Gold and Silver Drafts T. 5. Securities and
State Bonds collect Notes, Drafts, Coupons etc, in
all parts Of the United States.
5-2O Bonds and 7-3O Treasury Notes always on
hand and for sale Gold Coupons cashed and Com
pound Interest Notes bought at the highest rates.
EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Wv. BERRY. President. Octl0-3m
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GENERAL MARK Els.

UTFTCE OF THE UNION md UInPAIUH'
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9Th, 1866
COTTON MARKET.
The Gotten market was not much changed
Yesterday from the day previous, the prices
ranging from % to 293 cents.
Tie transactions foot UP as follows:
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THIS MAGNIFICENT PASSENGER AND
L Freight steamer, Commanded by Capt. Lige
Wood, and long and fayOrsbly known 20 shippers
and the travelling community in the Nashville and
New Orleans trade in days past WILL on her next
trip from New Orleans, enter the trade between
Nashville and New Orleans, and continue as a regu-
lar packet during the season. The NJ. 5. Mepham
is unsurpassed for cabin accommodations by any
STEAMBOAT on the Western waters. We would
specially solicit from oar friends and the public
generally liberal share Of their patronage
Curb Eft & BOYD agent,
No. 81 Front street. upper Wharf.
HARRISON q AONS,
No. % Front street.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

We pay the highest market prices for Dried
Fruit. Feathers, BeeswaX, Ginseng, and Country
Produce generally. nOv2i-lm
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HORSES AND MULES


Taken from TenResseans and kentuckians, and
used by the United States troops. Loss Of Horses
and Equipments Of
Officers and Soldiers in T. S. Service.
Three months Pay proper due discharged off,
GERS in certain cases, and all similar claims
promptly attended to.
Recent acts of Congress have increased the
Bounties and Pensions due soldiers or their legal
diers and their heirs on the same footing as
white.
Correspondents desired in all portions Of the
country. Business sent US by mail will receive
rs prompt attention rs If handed US in person.
Our charges will be reasonable.
RHFERENCEs-Msj. Gen. Geo. II. Thomas. u.
s. A; Gov. Wa. g. BrowBlOw; Hon. A. }.
Fletcher Secretary Of State of Tennessee; Wing.
TObey x Co., Bankers and First National Bank
of Nashville; and officers generally Of the late
volunteer army. nOv0-Sm