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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
KABLE FeTDs.

The receipts or the Government from In
ternal RsEenne- Saturday last-wers
81, POI, $50, naakingSthes total income from
this source last Week $40 SO2, 029, and since
July l, SIS, i25s 577. yesterday 3 receipts were
S2,ll3,7 4s. Thus far, in. the current fiscal
year, the receipts have averaged about
SS,000.000 a week, or equal toJa2 yearly ag-
gregate of $4E6, 0,0O0 9Il ~ - a,iat ~ I
The weeks exports of domestic produce
and miscellaneous goods from New York
have been to the currency value of $s Oi2,} :,
$50, Included in the exports have been
G;9S7 bales Cotton, valued at Sl,0l0,z28 1iita
There are indications that an early re-
tHrn to specie may not be IMPOSSIBLE
sh0ufd the present state of Financial AFFAIRS
continue. The importation of gold from
Europe is still kept up, lnotwiths, anding
the New York fihahelefS declared that it
was 0BIy spasfnodfc, and would soon cease.
It's continuance must be attributed to some
other and more general reaction abroad
than spasnfddfc specdfatfon. Our securi-
ties and investments are more and more
growing in public favorin Europe Meah-
while our increased receipts of the pre-
cious metal from California are equally
remarkable. having reached this year over
$29 900 600, against gSl2, 100000 the same pc
riod last year Gold is accumulating in
large quantities in the government vaults,
which will make the Secretary more mas
ter of the naancial siteation. Ttsmpst be
that with this state of things long con-
tinued,the. pricesofrg gold must lrecedesto an
approximationto par basis. itns's a
We are in receipt of the annual stale
ment of the commerce of Cincinnati, for
the past year. The exhibit lisa favorable
one, showing rapid progress in the COM
mercial and industrial interests of the city.
The new Revenue Law requires beer
casks to be stamped. The Commissioner
has decided that no allowance will be
made for beer that becomes sour after it
has been stamped. The discount OF ~ per
cent, made to brewers on purchasing
stamps, was intended to cover such losses.
The Hop crop of the Northwest is report
ed to be one-third greater than last year.
Hemp was sold in st. Louis last week at
the unprecedented price Of $500 per ton for
undressed. .1sediz H-s8d3oiA hne 9nid2aR
The Weekly Review7of the Chamber of
Commerce, with the Price Current of
Goods, we'publish to- day, which will fully
Inform our readers on the state of our
city markets.
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New York, Market.

h .sssrssN EWS YORK, Sept.sl4. &
CoTTeN-Firm at 3815@351sc for MIddling
FLOUR = Less active and 15@25c lower
Extra Hound Hoop Ohio, and ST 30@13 z
for trade brands, closing qaiet.4 -e3 slsf
WHIsKY - . Dgnachanged; sales of 200 bblf
6 WHEAT=395c lower; 81 51@1 Sc for in.
ferior Chicago Spring, 81 . for mixed Nil.
" wan I'D y 2Oqz ~ LOT new Amber, aE1d
t Cor active and ptieeS Z Without
decided change; sales of $4,000 bushels at
&c for inferior, and S3@S31zc for shipping
store, s4Bs5c, the latter price an extreme;
and 93c for White Western. Receipts :
7O06, bushels sfis r. 90 % ;Es SEo s,
Sales of $1,000 bushels at 32(g42c for choice
46@5lc for MilwlaFe1kVee; a@5Se Tfer Penn
= CoFFEE-Steady.
,, Enthusiastically.
=, PETRoLEUM-DulI at a@28c for crude,
and 44@46c for refined in bond.
eiosing al s eas aao ss as ass or e I'D
do. $50 90 for prime new mess, for Septefn-
Der, October, and November, sellers and
buyerssop 81 0O93s s. 5'lI ilffi' .' 1ID,
:, BEEFESteatly at previous prices = los
BAeoNLQuiet;; Gu inbe rlahd cut l5zs91ec,
and I6S4c for short ribbed :. PIG
&.
ders; 181z92Oc for hams pc ~ re 81 LisR q
.. LARD1Dulf and heavy, at 171xc920, ~ =
BUrTERADdlle and heavy, at 22c@23 for
Ohio, and 35c950 for State 5 II, tt''E 5ito"9
I, cAEEsE-Dull, at T5e@I7.A " u
MISUNDERSTANDING easygat 495 per. cent.
for cali loans: rIing less active, al, 4079
Yanefng to 14514 and closing at la " Govll
iernment stocks more actiyeyahdl a shade
higher -Freights to Liverpool steady.
aSTOCKs-Better-s Toledo, ylis; sR,F1. Z los;
N. W., s457ss, do. pfd.. 6614 I. C., 10; NJ. s.,
SIS : Reasipg, ll51sS; al; Western Union 5S5ss;
f n Y5s c Io Erie RI HdsP 81 IN FiS
ten-forty coupons, 9Ss6; Treasury seven
thirties, los. O.-& NJ. certificates, 1919.
The Posts money article says the loan
market is easy at 5 per cent, with an in
creasing volume t;oty, transactions at A per
cent. Commercial paper is more freely Of
fered at 597 per cent. The stock market is
freely, but quotations are sustained. Gov
eminent Securities are decidedly better. Il,
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The weather, for the last few days, has
been delightful and business has continu-
ed to increase in all branches of trade.
Many of our wholesale merchants have re-
turned from the East. ard are nov receiv-
ing imInense stocks of goods. while others
are daily leaving for the purpose of laying
in fan stocks. 81 tiii59e . sit5
Our Boot and Shoe houses are filed from
/ cellar to garnet, with every description Of
goods in their line, and we are informed
that prices range lower than heretofore. /
Our Grocery houses are also full, and
large additions are arriving daily. ,..s.os,
The Dry Goods houses are also full, but
the stocks are being decreased very rapid
| ly, lin consequence of so many country,
merchants having visited the city during
the past week. They are equal to che
emergency, however, and will be able to
supply all atrates as low as in any of our
Western cities. suA 800 II go 1'5l s
!, We are again pleased to be able to say
that the city is entirely clear of cholera,
and all other epidemics.' 20 i5ii4 80 81,
!, PRovIsIoNs- Remain as heretofore, We
$ Bacon, Shoulders I5c Sides I9c; Clear
Sides ,2O1z@2lc- = Plain Hams 2Oc. /; Sugar
Cured 24c. : Mess Pork $50 00s Lard in tier
ces 2lc., keg 3d. In small way higher prf-
ces are demanded. mo slfj :. ii sftI i Is, 5sfl
Z FLoUR-Has been particularly active,
andin consequence Of the sup erior quality
of the new crop of wheat, 1t has advanced
fully so cts per bbl. We quote as follows.
Superfne, 90 to TBS
Extra 8 W TO 3 30
Medium 81 to 10 so
tamily. k,cs.. 90. II @ oslI 80
Extra faIhlly, ,lI w TO II 0O
WHEAT-The receipts have been very
heavy during the week, and prices have,
held up and remain as heretofore.
No. l, Red, g 0O@2 10: for No. 1, White,
50 1892 90 - sA' - ''A"A N'N'o
= OILS AND SOAPS Are firm, but prieesare.
reduced somewha at. which win be seen by
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st.Ioais Market,

ST. LOUIS, September IA.
FLoUR-Firm and active at SO OO@9 rs for
Single Extra; $40 so to- IL so for Double do. /"
EWHEAT-BuOyant at 81 90@e1s 95e for
Spring; S2 30@2 37122 for, Prime Fall; - 40@
2 As for Choice.
CoRS-FiEr1er at e496Sc for Mixed Hand
yellow; .726175 for White. 80.
Z. OATS-Fiffn at 3I{6s4Ic. .tfJfa8 DTS fsti tDI'5
n PROVISIONS and LARD-Quiet and t1n-
Changed. .ya1a.A tGtT4nfRfTRB
w Y-Easier at 81 2611aa. i-,f. ftIri4l5gsae
NJ Only five cases of cholera reported yes
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New York Dry Goods Quotations.
The following Is the list OF Jobbers' prices
at the New York. Dry Goods Exchange,
No. 49, Park-place Sept. 18th: ''N'sf
Brown heetings-Amo>k eag, B, 221Sc;
Broadway, 211ac: Bedford, l51Sc. IatiiIa :
Bleached Shirtings- Bates, 35c !; Black
stone. 271Sc; Portsmouth, u. 12c. feffi -l-t
Prints-Garnera d lCog, zoe; Richmond,
1SJ5c;} AmoSkeag, .1715c, Empire, 12c. ~ 81
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
S71zc@St 05; Empress Trail 81 % = Meyers
Xxi, prices unchanged. .siasn 20 itc
Shlrtss--J. w. IL Standard Dress, No 40
$40; dos No. $50, $3T 80. sAFfs riif glisE1AE
Paper Eellars-M Metropolitan Collar Co.
Byron and Garrote, No. IL No. l0j Extra
Silver Corrugated, &I01S36s as tf'ri u lsss
Magic Ruff1eS-No. 3, 81 U.s. No.z,b $l1 so;
No. 81, ia DO; Home Made, No. 3, $500 No.
z, 81 so; No. s., So So muo5 hiNGAd E6Eutt
Rubber Cravats-=Ho. /; Plain, "a incspi 81
~ inch. "a So; inch, ST. No. q figured, ~
inch, s.; ~ inch, IS so; Lunch, Sc. Iol aFfff
Canton FlannelS - Hamilton, 3212c;
Nashua. 271ac.- -LLn-an.a-- 80 - VIII --
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e clip the following from the Democrat

we clip the IOIIOWlng TOM the Dehtocrdt
softhe 18th inst R@.EHN Eg6sEEEE
The bad weather IS Keeping wheat back
forms, us that the market was excitedthere
to-day, and advanced 10 cents, on account
of the smailness of reeefpts. Prices here
We're stiff for ALI qualities, and choice
grades sold for q shade more than was paid
yesterday. Especially was this,tlfegease in
choice sprins and club fOrwh ich ~ was OBJ
tanned. Corn was firm.n An advances was
announced in New Orleans, but the news
had little effect on this market. Receipts
continuing small maintain the stiffness of
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. Second Street, in Bray's Block.
s0d Ein doc TRG %EEsf q Nf y
9 g HIRTS MA.BE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement, and aft warran ted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and collars
always on hand, and at prices that VIII
sUit the purchaser Tuokin skirts, SGftch-
ing Bosoms &C., done. with neatness and
dispateh.fO aois rlsGus saf sahri =
a Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully. solieits a continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five years. ~ ~ ii 30 81 ] SMITH.
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Cincinnati, Market.

---@ -i'sAa CINCINNATI, Sept. IA.
FLoUR-Dnll and prices dropping. The
news from New York and Chicago. took
all the buoyancy out of the market. and
the same remarks will apply to Wheat, so
that nothing more than nominal QUOTA
tions can be given. g
CoRN-FirIn at sc. ~ iN rl5Al - =
OATSLSteady at 3O035c. s, 433io ~ ~ =
e PRDvIsIoNsAQu and unchanged; a
moderate demand at last quotations. D'fh =
u sGROC Steady. Es "a n TW =
BUTTER AND CHEESE-U Unchanged.
GoLD--1441S. = T9tE1i .'ret4ftTfI@ Is3E.
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YOU'VE AMERIcA-The members of
the Young America Union Club are
requested to meet at the Masonic Hall
at % O'Clock this evening. All wish
ing to join are requested to be present
r. E. CATCH, President
September 18th.
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SAMSON &1TINNEMEYER,
Contractors, Carpenters, and
JOinerS,
CHESTNUT STREET.
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets.
III = sLlr. t.a-a y q 4

YTvHES FIRM NOW OCCUPIES
4 new and large brick shop, where they
are able to I'LL large orders With prompt-
ness. Mr.. IinAefn eyer has been iii busi-
ness in Cincinnati, and is superior me-
cn"iii'' c.3gfYf rS94GqGL bgR ait
The undersigned will sell large frame
dwelling, in pleasant locality, contain
ing ten rooms, hail in center, double par
lors, gas-pipes ready for gas, cisterns, and
stable. Lot AZ by la feet; situated on Sew
enth Street, between Walnut and Chest
nut. Also, his other houses. Which will be
sold at bargains. s. SAMSON,
sepS dlY4 Carpenter and Joiner
$3.50 . - -.
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The St Louis Democrat notices the arri-
yaIof2 go sacks Amber Spring Wheat, which
SOLD at 81 80 per bushel, and says tn is wheat
was raised in Nebraska. and is but a drop
Il ON the great ocean of grain that wifi soon
be ON its way from that State to this mar
ket. Rash along the @' Afnber5s' a good
market awaits it. .tt' 8 ~ .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15

RE-OPENING OF TIE EMPORIUM OF
FAsHIoN--Having just received ;fne
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings of the latest styles and the best
patterns, which [ ann now ready to
make up an the most approved style
at very low rates, | would say to all
my old friends and patrons to give me
a call, and 1 will guarantee them sat
isfaction, at my old stand, No. 8 First
Street. j. I'll. CARLIN, Agent.
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Notice to Contractors.

,la9 .fsW80i & ufeX AUGUST 9TH, 1881 I
yREYHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
- city of Evansville will receive sealed
Ep fa Until th e 24th DAY St &
First and Second Streets, and extending
from Gum to College Street,
8 By order of the Council. % .r-,s,s.4s fr
..s.ses (. A. NJ. MCGRIFFs Clerk,
City Clerks Office, Evansville Aug. 18th,
1856. ~ - - tau29 AVID, =
b LUnion copy 49, 9, ~ u
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nag We call attention to the card
of Heddrick & Lower, who have on
hand all sorts of groceries to suit Gus
toners. 1t
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Valuable Property at Auction.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
- SArU RDAY, Sept. %, at 2 O'clock at
vile, valuable piece of property on Wa
ter Street, between Main and Locust, %
feet front by $50 feet deep-part of Lot No.
8, Original Plan of the town of Evansville.
A twO-stOry brick house on the front, with
the best ice-house in the city on the back
end. Ii is the property lately occupied by
the steam bakery, and now by Willard &
Porter as commission house.
The property will be sold to the highest
bidder, upon the following terms: One
third cash, one-third in six months, and
the remaining one-tbird in one year from
day-of sale, with interest on the notes, Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises. -
LII III. 7. DEXTER.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer. ANAd "
sQnl5 d2U
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IL ~ aia -'-iat sIaa
Monetary.
EVANSVILLE. septer

EVANSVILLE, September Is.
The money market, since our last report,
has undergone no essential change. The
demand for money, though good, is not
very pressing, and short nd approved
bills are readily taken by eur banks at the
usual rates, say, Ito u per cent. Currency
balances are larger thanp Ter .scmeI time
past, and with fair receipts from the coun-
try, some ease in the market may reason
ably be expected for little while.
Exchange is not very plenty. Rates are
unchanged, Gold closes eaoweri l44554 was
the buying rate to-day- The New York
noon quotations were 14512, closing 14511s. E
| Government bonds are as follows:
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Christ. Hedderich. Jas w. Lauer
W Il ID ID n RIG az LAIUfE n.
IL Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
HOPS, &c, &C., Sycamore Street, between
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods, and the highest mar
ket price paid le9d Dffe 10 sIo1a7sGiHnnIt
In connection with the store, there is a
large afIdt comm odious Wagon YardE for
the accommodation ofie0uhtry dealers.
sepf5 dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15

IA Remember the Union Meeting
tonight, at Balthasar Meyers, at
Armstrong Cross Reads. 1T
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EVANSVILLE, Sept. II, 1866
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the partnership heretOfor- existing
between Samuel z. Gilbert, VIM. r. Baker,
Anthony Refs and Michael Muller, in the
manufacture of brick. is hereby dissolved,
and neither OF the said partners shall here
after have the right to contract any debIs
on account of the tate firm.
The brick-macIline. engine, mules Wag-
oDs, wood, lease. etc., etc, are now offered
for sale. SAMUEL E. GILBERT.
ANTHONY REFS.
GepL5 dit w. r. BAKER.
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TO FARMERS.
STEELE 42iiTRTBLE.

econd st., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind,
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS; LArHs, &c, of every de-
cr1pt1on constantly on hand. Packing
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-ly. ssa III N III e,
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STRAYED = HORSE AFr0rn the SUBJ
- scriber's residence, corner of First and
September, a bright bay Horse, with fdlk
main and tail, about 10 hands high, and
some 10 or III years old !; has a small white
one of his hind feet; is slightly blind in
the right eyes-very kind nd gentfes--Any-
person who may ms tice said. -estrayy and
owner will be properly rewarded. -------
sepl5 diff ALLEN G. HALLOCK.
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.LoGAL=NoTIGES:

neA-T The Crescent City Band will
meet at Masonic Hall at, fOdr.o' clock
this evening, promptly -
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: Extremely Low W. Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices. ,LonA !
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,l
Shades, Chimneys Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacturers prices. =, nor %.
0ufinew Catalogue and Price List for 1886
is now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished TO Merchants only, on appli-
cation I9EI2omaU ont .idlflITcJ6D ei
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sew York DIE GOODS Qnotations.

the market. Cats. Were steadysand holder
firm. But little Is doing.
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sepI4

BG Mrs. J. Hastings has scom-
menced reeelsdhg her Falk,Millinery
Goods, which she promises TO sell
cheaper than any otheE.house Of the
kind in the city. Mrs j. HASTINGS,
Mo- 30 MainsStreet,
,sept6d I'm. lup stairs.)
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aGF Ten dozen nice ShetlanA
Shawls, just received and selling cheap,
at ScHAPKER, BUssING &ECo.'s
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BE- TIE friends of. Mr. David An
derson viii find him for the present
with J. R. Lotspeich, Norr5 South
First Streetr2bo0D V9n6Caugs If
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SPEuAL b CAUTeN.7-Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup has Become SO popu-
lar that various parties have put out
articles Ceiling them Mrs. Winslow' S
Please take npticethatthe Mrs. Wins
low of the Soothing Syrup is not
Dactad zrikl.s.r,nr- M r.zsss,st zlSzssszS
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Id sa ~. IA e sa 81 5Iod, ID -
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p 7 y u VI II-'W 70
.hsff8iiCs9 sTqarf~0N
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A Card from MIR. Bent.

To the Editor Of the Union.
find in yesterdays edition Of the Re-
publican Banner copy Of my dispatch to
the Associated Press, sent from Clarksville,
Tennessee, headed "Villainous Perversion
of Facts" with lin another part Of the pa
peri an editorial comment upon the same.
desire to publicly reassert the truth of
the statements made in the dispatch alluded
to, and to add to it that the real facts of the
case, as they fully transpired, were not fully
told-as they could not be, in detail, in
Geographic dispatch. Besides the "deri-
sive cheers" which were alluded to, there
were cries from portions of the auditorium
of, "Don't let him ride" "Put that Yankee
out" "Put him on a sewing machine, ."
etc. The fact that the committee would
not allow Hood to again ride was sufficient
proof of the antagonism Of the audience
and the committee. 1t is all very well to
make such an affair exclusively Southern,
but having the detested Yankee nation to
compete, they should at least have been
allowed equal justice. As for the hospi-
taiities which were alleged by the Banner
to have bean furnished the writer by the
committee, be can assert with equal truth
to former assertions that they were all paid
for. C. II. W. BEST,
Agent New York Associated Press.
iune2-1t
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Self Abuse,

This vice, which is never prsctieed in
the presence Of any ono, has proved the
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim u
Q living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.,
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb76-E
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jure l.
Flour and Wheat dull hardly any thing doing
Prices nomnRlly unchanged.
Corn not so fine. Prices lower; closing at CT fl
m xsd in elevator, snd II in sacks.
Oats firm, OF 1896. The receipts are very light
Rye scarce, am prices tending upward. Pnm,
at 50.
Barley scarce, and wanted. Prime to choie,
I6O9I65.
Whisky unchanged; in barrels 2i625.
There is a good demand for Mess Pork. Sales 0
1900 barrels al S3l 90 for new, and so 50 for old.
Bulk Meats aud loose unchanged.
Lard &c.
Butter unchanged, at 25627.
Eggs declined TO &c, and dull.
Cotton Gull, at 37gS8. No demand.
Sold lS91{9l4O.
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In bis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. npbIisbod ;,

In his autobiography, published in
1864, General Scott ascribes his success
to the influence of his mother
If in my now protrscted career, l
have achieved anything worthy of be-
ing written, anything that my country
men are likely to honor in the next
century, it is from the lessons ofthat
admirable parent that l derived the
inspiration.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC RAuRoAD.-A
meeting of the Commissioners of the Ten
uassee and Pacific Railroad was held yes
t.riay az the City Council rooms Commit
tees were appointed to take immediate ac-
ton in furthering, by all available means,
il. interests Of the road.
Rev. J. p. Campbell was appointed an
agent 10 visit the various counties Of the
proposed route, to receive subscriptions and
lay before the citizens such facts and argu-
mauts as would bring about the speedy con-
.--ua.on Of the read.
Along series Of resolutions were passed,
aa.we are compelled to omit them because
o. the press Of matter.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEGEMAN5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, 81 Elixir
III OF Calissys Bark, with PyTophosphatt Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
F. Robquet Of Paris, in 1858, and received fsvora-
bic notice from the French Academy; It is eas y
assImilated, and not deeomposed IN the stomach by
Iron, and Is not stimulating or Irritsnt.
Our EERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
ant Cordial, 20 isessng the yaluabie properties Of
Calsays Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
ropbosphsie Of Iron N each fluid ounce; and in al
cases, where mild and eficacious Iron TOME is
desired, vii be found a most valuable preparston
Samples furnished TO Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRU5T5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE5EM IN cos Cordial Elixir Calisaya Bark.
Alnm and kIno Lozenges and Chlorate Potash Bo-
Ienges- All the above sold BY Druggists
HEGEMAN & CO.,
mari en- Chemists snd Druggists, New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02
CITY NEW

SERIOUS ACCrDEST.-Day before yesterday,
1r-. Mac NoIeu, Alderman from the Tenth
Ward. was seriously injured by the running
away OF O horse attached to buggy IN
which be was riding. He was attending
ta. wedding Of his brother, and while
riding along Broad street, his horse ran
away. throwing him on the rocks, and
-..s.ng three Of his ribs. The lady who
was with him was also thrown out, but for
tg.y.eIy escaped unhurt.