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The national Republican., 1866-05-12

Arwonderful hut Truei-Msdame REM
naros, the world renowned Astrolosist aud somnsm-
bulilte Cairvoyaut, while In cairvoysnt state. de-
lssstss tho very features Of the person you are 70
marry. and By the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power kuoun the suarAat.ss 70 pro-
duss perfect asd ife-hks picture Of the future has
band wife Of the applicant. with date Of marriage,
oseupaon, leading traits Of character &e. This is
Imposition, tsstimonisls without number assert
By stating place Of brh age dispOsitiou color Of eyes
and hair, and enclosing any cents. and stamped
iope addressed 70 yousb you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired information.
Address in eohhdsnes. MADAME oKRrRuDa REzisoroS,
p o. Boz 2oT west Troy, N.Y. soi6-dwly
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LetteH dIrectod 70 ttTeet hhu humuef VII %
livered accordingly, free Of charge.
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ss-Amanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of C0PYIsr or AMANURNsIa, can be aeeommo-
dated By lady who wrItosa neat and plain hand BY
applying At No iss Sixth street west, between and
N streets north. =, .s,a.. ~ ap2s-H
sgThs Queen Of the ToiIst-sawysr's B.r-
Bnn's soAP.-Ths bsst compound known for shaving
and the toilet. No one who wishes TO preserve and
bsautify their eomplsxion should be without H. For
sale, wholesale and retail, by KIpwELL soH PhArms
esutiss, Pennsyivania avenue, next Of Pour.
tssnth street. wAshiugton, d. O.. ap9o-u
ss- Marriage and Ceiibaoy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also. Dis
eases and Abuses which pros,rste the vital powers,
with sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge SEALED
letter envelopes Address DR.. }. sKILLIN HoU0HTos,
Howard Association, ,PhiladeiphiA, Pa, spi7-sm
.as-Breeoh-Losdtng Arm.-The Desrd for
the Of Breeeh Loading Arms Of which Cen
snl Hancock 10 president |. now iP session a. No. l
windsrs Baildius. g.. ss1.t #.... h.. agf
Arms wnl be received daily. between the hours Of II
a m. and ap. m, until further noties.
Inventors requested to submit thsr In per-
son or By agent 70 the recorder Of the board. E'
-. W. OWENS,
o., Capt. s.h Us. Cav, Brew, Lieut. Col. .. s.A,.
mhIa.n s1.aa Recorder. I
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Ar Seventh wsrd.-A Meeting OF ths
Voters Of the seventh Ward, vorsbis TO s policy o.
the present Administration. viii be hsla Al Island Hail.
TUESDAY KvRaINo, Nay 18th, ct o'eioek, 70 nemi-
nate Ward Candidates 70 surpOftsd At ths on,uins
munioipai election. r,l mye-td
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

90 Treasury Dep.rtmsnt, Aprii ss, Ise0.--
Notice hereby given that the Treasurer Of N. uaitsd
States, the Assistant Trsasursrs a. Esw York. Phiisds
phia and Bos,ou and The United States Dsposisrss a
Baltimore and Cneinnst have been dlrsetsd discon
tnus from this date the receipt Of deposits Of
TEMPORARY LOAN. except those inisndsd for Clear
Ing house purposes. t m MocULLooH, 10
MAyb-et Secretary bf the Tfeasary. ~
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Monthly average for nine months, s27. 600. 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

AI49UO0IOL 3 D4FIUMA hnnR9 IN his Ofic q
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty wears and Il Ia
numerous important surgical Operations peT.
formed by DIT. johnson, witnessed by the re.
notices of which have Appeared agnin and
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and regponsibility
Is a sufncient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as ii always has been, THEFR1END
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS through
the late war It was nswerying in Its support
the National Administration and Freedom
50 u VIII continue TO support all measures
that are caleulnted to adjust the Troublesome
questions OF the late rebellion upon q bGSfS Of
National honor, tisttce, and an enduring and
bEeGSed peace. 49,
Not hasty in its conclusions, but 5tISt and
1iSleeFe "a Us cOnUictfOns-not sensational" in
It's spirit but ptcDeESiU6 and liberal a Gs ten
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RIVER NEws.-1The river was falling
at dark yesterday, with about six feet
of water in the channel. -
Business on the wharf was quite brisk
during part OF the forenoon and az
ternoon Of yesterday.
The Gipsey, a boat received in ex.
change. for the Talisman by Messrs.
Goodwin, Seybold, Walker q Gatz,
arrived and departed for Pittsburgh.
The Silver Cloud also left for st. Louis
at 5 p. NJ. 5L1t'
Boats fo1 to-day are, the Express. fol-
Parkersburg, at II A. M; James Rees
for Sunfish, at p. NJ; Henry Logan,
for Steubenville, at az P. NJ; Zanes-
Vile, for Bellair att and 10 A. NJ; and
3 p. NJ, and Potomac, for Cincinnati,
at 5 p. NJ.
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q; Married Persons, or Young Men conts,D,,-
Stng marriage, being aware Of PhySIcai WyaIa pa
t8rs,I organic Debility, Deformitiea, speejiE1,
he who places Observation-Disclosures ao,r-
SsiFi5S Eengionsly cOn1lde In his hOnHS a Ut.
akll as q phYsicfan. ~ uPon his
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-, F15 =, = e, LOS OF Memory
Eyl FoTebodings, Aversion to SOcieiT! jssT
Distrust Love Of Solitude, Timiiity. AZ ' STI
some OF the evils produced, 49, ''lo
Ehousands OF persons of all ages can v,o,,
(ndge, what is the cause OF their fieolinInwy
health i, losing their vigOr, becoming veal
~ sie, nervous and emaciated, having a SInsII!'
laf appearance about the eye8 COII9b 5n5
Symptoms of ConSumDti0n - SNO"SL' anu
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ONCE No. 2 South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street a
lew doors nom the corner. Fail moi In St1
serve name and number.
~ NO letters received unless post Maid and
containing stamp to be used on the repIy.
PERSONS writing should state age, and send
PoL II1 OF advertisement describing sym ,.
TOMS. u I %. TT1s =
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x 3Hu foBE AINEL. o4Eh CAN

EssLAhI4lSHED. AS A REFUGE. ~
y z = 4 II n . QUACKERY. H FROM
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ONNmUs.-We learned yesterday
that Burnley 81 Co., have disposed Of
their omnibus line TO John Browning,
Esq. Mr.. Browning is an enterprising
and capable gentleman and merits the
patronage of the community. Wewish
him success in his new undertaking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

LoUNGINa ON THE STREET CoRNERs.
We have heard frequent complaints
from respectable citizens of the man.
ner in which our city authorities en-
force the laws against the assembling
of crowds on the street corners. Every
Sunday, it is stated, largo crowd Of
young men and others assemble on
annoying church goers to a very great
e1tent. IL this is so, and we have no
reason to doubt the truth of the state
ment, some measurers should be taken
by tho proper authorities to put an end
to it mt once. -
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STEAMBOAT TRADE.-W learned YES
terday that bIessrs. Goodwin, SeybOld,
Walker q Cats, have traded the steam
er TAlisman for the side-wheel steamer
GiPsey. The Gipsey was at the wharf
yesterday, and during the afternoon
left for Pittsburgh. II has not yet been
decided in what trade she will be run.
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''ZBRA."-There was yesterday a
small steamer at the wharf, intended
Tor tho oil trade up the Little Kanawha.
She has been having a new cabin put
on, and looked inviting. Her name
appeared upon a board nailed to the
pilot house, and was phonographically
spelled tsZbFau
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

a, u. addresses all those who have inJ,-o,
tlelnIseIyes BY improper Indulgence and s,,It
LSrX naDitS which ruin both body and mini
CIsttt IN mem Ior either business study, 30.
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6ESPeciallX who have become the vtc,,,,.
soutary Vice, that dreadful ana tleS3SlIialsS, OF
t ls4I MAlich Annually sweeps to an UiItISSoyI
sEsSVS Inoqsands OF Young Men or tbe rosy
talents and brilliant inteileCt Ilalt
might Otherwise have entFanced Iiss's,,T,,hlo
SSIIfateS with the thundeS of elOouenC.l hs
Mn9kea 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV 1T q
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Leave Cumberland
nE TnaTE ~

,f'7l 2 ACCOMMODATION
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Eureka have found the right boat for
the Martinsville ferry. She is about
ready for business, and is as neat, stout,
rOOmy, and swift boat as can be OBJ
tanned: She is now lying at the wharf,
but will, in few days, take up posi-
ton at the upper end of the city.
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THE WHARF yesterday looked lively
for a time, there being no less than
eight boats tied up to It, loading and
unloading. These eight were, the Eu-
rekn, Zbra, Silver Cloud, Eagle, Gipsey,
James Rees, Henry Logan, and Zanes-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE OF A
NEW YORK LADY.-EditOr8 Rural NetO
Yorker: Seeing an inquiry in the
RuTdL for cure for that distressing
disease, the Asthma, I write 10 lat the
inquirer know what has almost cured
me. sJUp lic s'5rrss u = - - ,
I have had the spasmodic asthma
fifteen years, and never found any
meolclne that would prevent an attack
when It was coming on until I conc
menced taking "Jonas Whitcomb's
Remedy for Asthma.n commenced
taking this remedy eighteen months
ago, and have not had a severe par
oXysm since. 4.i a 1904
Saltpetre is present relief, but no cure.
"IVJtttcOnl6's Remedy" has done for me
all that 1t is recommended to do.
1t Is prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT g.
Co, Boston, Mass. SARAH SREI,. :
E1d.ddyytown' Yates county, n. Y, May
All druggists sell 1t.
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BOYS IN BLUE.-There will be a reg
ular meeting of the Boys in Blue to-
night at 71< o'clock, at the Grand Jury
Room in the Court House. Every
member Is expected to attend, as there
is important business to come before
the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

WATER PpEs.-The work of LAYING
the new water pipes is progressing line
ly,Sthe trench being dug as far down,
in Centre Wheeling, as StroeLlin's
grocery store
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WE are indebted to Mr.. j. NJ. Ball for
the compliment of n huge turnip, meas
uring 253s inches in circumference, 81
inches In diameter, and Weighing AZ
pounds. :. =
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a LARGE supply of those excellent Singer
Sewing Machines, all complete, for sixty
hve dollars, has just been received at the
examine whether wishing to purchase or not.
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TIE NEW JAILoR.-We heard on the
streets yesterday, that the Sheriff elect
of Ohio county, Mr.. Thomas ]. Camp
boil, had appointed Mr.. John Scar
hrOugh, one OF the unsuccessful candi-
dates for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff, Tailor. The Jail is said to be n
good thing. 1t must be delightful
place to live.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

PUREsr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER OIL in
the world, manufactured nom fresh selected
Livers on the sea coast. This Oh Is charac-
terized by sweetness and purity peculiar TO
1t alone. Its reputation Il 50 great that IL
takes the lead OF other Oils, and IL universal
ly prescribed by physicians Remember to
ask for "Hnzarl & Caswell's Cod Liver on, I"
CASWELL, MACK & CO., New York,
Sole Manufactures.
's'i marO-mwseow1y
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BREAK DowN.-Yesterday evening
about O'Clock, as II countryman was
driving n wngon, heavily laden with
barrels of cider, down Main street, a
lynch pin came out in front of the resi-
dence of Z. NJ. Norton, Esq, allowing
the right fore wheel to run off the axle.
One corner of the body OF course came
to the ground, but without damage to
anything. Obtaining scantling from
the board yard on the opposite side of
the way, the countrymnn, assisted by
two or three men, succeeded in getting
his wagon put to rights with but little
delay.
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BASE BALL.-The following which,
after long and careful consideration,
we take to he IA report of IA game of base
ball played recently in this vicinity,
has been handed us. As it successfully
defies all our attempts Mt translation,
we give 1t as IL was given:
a Tiled Mach game Nuchel and uni
ted Sachel from the island united from
ricItown coOr stud II to 10 Nachel ii
and the united 13 and Nachel had 5
inens and the united had 4 and was on
Their and the Nachel out and consiter
ther self bent.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND Lrrs and roughneas
OF the skin are the Orler OF the day. One or
two applIcations'oT Camphorated Glycerine,
with Arnica, Will cure tho worst cases, and
an occasional application win fortIfy you
against the coolest blasts of winter. Prepar.
ed and sold by f. Booking, No. /. Odd Fol
lows Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

THE Imposing block of business
houses on Main street, just above the
Merchants National Bank, IRE al
most ready for occupation. The
cOrnice has been put up. K
large quantity of Hath is piled d lin the
street In front of the buildings, await
ing the Plasterers. We suggest the pro-
priety of setting these gentlemn at
work quickly, for the double purpose
of having good weather to dry the plas-
from the street 10.
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INSTRUMENTATION A. Armstrong,
Esq, he of the board yard, has COM
menced the erection OF an extensive
building, to be used as planning mill
aud snsh factory, on the corner of Mar
ket mud Madison streets, opposite the
upper end of the Market House. This
building, when completed, will be quite
an addition to the appearance of the
locality. Instead of small wooden sta
blcs and houses, there will BIO present.
ed to view IA large, substantial brick
filed with tho hum of industry.
We understand that Mr., Armstrong
has purchased the ground upon which
BurlGy s. Co.'S stable now stands. But
AS these gentlemen hold a lease ON their
present location which will not expire
for couple years TO come, no inter-
rnption to their business will occur.
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THE 1NTRLL1GRNcER

aims so influence tho public Judgment as to
assist IN forming HEALTHY, ENLIGHTENED
AND JUST PoPULAR sENTIAIEST upon all
queS tons OF current thought and discussion
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For Sale

ONE GOOD BRICK DWELLIEC-HousE
" on Washington Street, with seven rooms
beside Kitchen, bath room and two halls, an
| 55secentiy Rape[ed, painted and grained. Lots
z ana H. POSSESSION given to suit pur-
cnaSe[s. u 81 q - " 4 IRWIN
noY9-lW No 90 Mnnr1a Sfraet
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by certain
quently learned from evil ComS1nioMS ~ Ile-
school, the effects of which are nightiv f.I n
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
and body should apply Immediately. III"
what q pity that a young man. tie hopc n,
ms country the pride OF his PARENTS sh0nI i Ia
snatched nom all prospects and enIOymsniS
q lie by the consequence OF deyiatfne Trn51
tue path OF nature, and lndulging IN n Certain
secret hablt' Such persons must, before con.
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For Salec

A SUBSTANTIAL MoDEaS BUTT.
Wheeling, containing & IarRa ,nS6SSS' 1 liz
tfameL Kitchen and good caiiaf. TsrIns
n0Si2.1w No. 50 + n dRwI 3d..
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.grauspprtatiatg
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO cOMT
ogT1cE.BE1r. &0Hro RAr1RoApco
- WHEELnIa June Is, isis.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
ON TRAIN,

DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RuN Az
the following schedule on and after June
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For Sale.

ATA MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLD.
~ Frs Of the wheeling Fruit House As.
capitaI stock $4,000. That amount OF stock
Is now onered for sale in shares Of 500, Which
may pc had at the oftice of the Association,
no. 5ls Main street. JOSEPH SPEIDEILt
-novI.l0t. ~. ~ =. SeeIetaTY.
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WORRYING IN IRoN.-At the Crescent
Iron Works, Frank jackson is noted
for the ability With which he rerforms
the duties for which he was hired II
may be proper to state that he works
about one of the furnaces.
On last Friday night week. seversl
boys, among whom was Charles No
Cormick, visited the mill. As JacSson
was about his work they stood sIiEhtIv
in his way. He called several times to
them to stand to one side, Finallv.
showing past Mccormick a hot pair OF
tongs, the latter thought himself ap-
grieved and forthwith proceeded 70
demonstrate to the assembled crowd
that Frank was an opaque specimen OF
the canine species, He had got through
with the assertion, but hadn't tune 10
give the proof, before himself aud
Frank fell within the sphere OF mutual
attraction. They came together yiO-
lentlys then separated.
Afterwards ChRs. hit Frank with q
brick and was fined, yesterday morn
ing, IS and costs.
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THE CIRCULATION
The Tri-weekly

Is published every other tay-Tuesdays,
ThurSdhys and SaturdayB-Rnd is flled, in
the main, with the contents OF the two pre-
ceding issues of the Daily, giving all the news
by telegraph and otherwise. S.lI IT-l on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
oRqANIo WEAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSON

Member of the Royal COLLEGE oF Es,,r,,.o..-
london, Graduate ofone ofthe mosf sn sSSonSl
colleges in the United States and fISts ,r IItnt
Paft or whose LIE has been spent in ira bSs,t
PlCaS OF IondonS Paris, PhilateInIIS M III
elsewhere, has edected some OF the mr., A l.
eonlShlng cures that were ever known nm I7, ~,
9ouoled with ringing in the head and GUY,
Wnen aIeepigreat neryouSne being aI1TIHn5
~ sudden sounds, haRhfulness with fre SIsI
pushing, attended sometimeS with jnr55SslnL
mentO OF mind, were cured innediataISt 'So-
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IN CONCLUsIoN.

We have to express our gratitude to our
friends for the llbeFnlIty with which they
continue to sustain u.s. and We risk nothing
IN promising that the INTELLI6ENGER
VIII continue to Improve as the public de-
mands require, and be fully up to the spirit
and requirements OF the tfmeG EIf-
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W.P. SMITH. Master of Transportation.
,,-s4 r. T. DEVRIES
gu!o III $50 General Agent, Wheeling
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8ar Sale,
For Sale

A FINE LARGE RRICR zor1sr OK
IA Ha1npdens street. onfSiIiha N n IS6 ny
Win -SSSSe5fy convenience. - IlIRWINf- ?
novl2-1W No. 50 Monroe street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

AGRAY HORSE OF ANOTHER CoI.oR,-
John Mclean was fined, on Saturday
last, so and costs for disturbing the
peace by AN assault upon James Bur-
CESS. Through some misrepresentation
'ls 10 time, MIR. Mclean was not present
at the trial TO defend himself. Fully
been unjustly imposed, he resolved to
have things rfghted. Accordingly, upon
his representation II warrant was issued
for MIR. Burgess upon n charge of as
sault and battery, thereby causing a
disturbances of the peace and good order
of the city.
The case came up for trial yesterday
morning, and McC3Rn gave in evidence
that Burgess struck him first. Mr.. b,
then produced two lady witnesses who
swOre positively that Mclean had struck
burgess first. The Judge therefore dis
missed the case nt McGan's costs.
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The Telegraph

P P5Rs Ss M S RRass Pon Rs Nas. Re
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To THE CHARITABLE.-Ast there has
been ut least one individual in this
community taken in and done for by
the touching elegance OF one OF Clara's
letters, we clip the following for the
beneht Of others disposed to be open
Clara Langdalo is a mythical per-
sonago of Noes River, Compton coun-
ty, Canada East who writes letters in
delicate hand, and tells a long story
OF her misfortunes, refers to her youth.
her beauty, and her extreme poverty,
Pretends to have seen in happier DAYS
the person to whom she Writes. and
promises that IL he will send her a re-
mtttancc of money she will come to
New York and meet him at any place
which ne may choose to appoint. II
any person is induced by her letters to
send money to the supposed writer, he
well deserves TO lose it. Very likely
there are other Clara Langdaies, aim
tlempn - SA
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-08

RucoRpER's CoUBr.-IIENRy TmER and
RANsoNE M5RELAND, for riding with pros
titutes. fined each sic.
Two cases Of disorderly couduct-fned
$40 each and sent 90 the workhousc.
Tuus. LoRp, for using hydrant water
without authority fined s..
Several cases Of nuisanccs- 81 s. each.
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MONETARY And COMMERCIAL.
oTyIor 2g The UrIos AND Aassgo.>.l

EDNhsDAf. August s. 1870. J
MoSErARY.-Gold remains about the same.
having opened in New York yesterday at li7sz
and closing at *. atll77s. Brokers here were
offering TO buy at 1i6. and to sell al 1fs.
Government securities are shade higher.
sos. 105I4@l05l5; Coupons. 1OS7salo9; od and
Sd series. lO69l055s; 10-40's. 9o1999g7z; 1905
l0p.alG51s
Bank Of Tennessee Is unchanged, with but little
in market Brokers are buying at 3563se. and
asking 4Oe4jc. with no sales at the latter figures
Planters Bank is dull at 6Oc buying, and 62e
selling.
Union Bank is in demand at 7O972e buying, and
75c selling.
Southern money is very duh with but little Of
fering in market.
CoTToy.-Owing to unfayorable advices from
Europe he market has been very dull. and plant
ers not being disposed to sell makes the market
higher here than anywhere else in the United
States as some five or six manufacturing estab-
lishments are supplied here, taking every bale Of
fered. at the highest price For the last week
about 100 bales have been sold at figures ranging
from 239271Zc.
GROCERIEs.-The market has slightly improved
during the last week. with but little alteration in
prices. The demand for new -four has been ex-
eeedingly heavy while the local mills cannot fill
the orders at Sl39l4 2 barrel. Old -four not in
request as new, and prices rule shade lower.
Bacon is in better demand at easier prices, while
lard is unchanged. Coffee rules firm, and sugar
stock greatly diminished. Nails unchanged. Old
fish are neglected, owing to the appearance of
new, and the demand is confined to mackerel. Salt
is moderately in demand. with half the usual stock
for the season. Liquors are regarded IS duller,
while candles are light in stock on the market.
New wheat rates firm at 75@$125