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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20
MONETARY And COHNERCIAL
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FRIDAY. July %. 1866
MoNErARY.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day; at l505s, was 150l< at noon, 1905 at l2-S0,
and closed l50jzat Pm
The rateh here was rs buying aud 80 selling.
Government securities are as follows: 5-2ls fo5l (
GLOSS; 1O-40s 9S}4a99}z 7-sOs I0s3l9lOl Certif-
Gates leo.
We have no change to report in uncurrent
funds. Bank Of Tennessee Is bought at S0G3a.
Planters is frm at 60. while Union is rather dull
at 10.
Southern money is very dull aud in but little
demand
COTTON.-No sales reported yesterday. and We
hear of no improvement in prices OF prospects.
GROCERIEs.-A fair market business was done
in Groceries, and We report Flour quiet. evidently
held for speculative purposes. The new offered
in the marke. is a very fair article. and CON-
mands a good figure and ready sale. Bacon has
fallen of in demand and prices. while Lard has
been dull, and only sold to I'll local demand.
Coffee is in but light request at firm prices. while
Sugar has a fine market at fair prices. There
has been bat little animation in Nails. The de-
mand and sale ofLiquors has been about as usual
We append the quotations Of some Of the staples
FLOUR.-Superfine 2 Dbl IS OOa9 O0 Family
SO 50Gll So Extra Family. So 0OGl3 90.
SgGAR---New Orleans, lSc Porto Rico; l61z
@l719c; Cuba 1il9Gl6c; Crushed. 19cG20; Pow
dered, do; formulated, do; Coffee A, lS}lGl9c ;
b, IS15c; G, lSc; Yellow G. l7Gl71Ic.
CoFFEE.--Laguira 32GS5c; Java 46g47c; Rio q
@32l.
BACoN.-Clear sides DC; Shoulders Jzc; Hams
plain -; Sugar cured 81
B4GGEG AND RoPE.-lIemp yard S5c; Rope 2
yard lSG2lc.
BEEsw1x-Yellow 2 n SOC; Common 2 II sc.
CANDLEs-Star light weight 2Jc; summer mould
l61T9l7e Parafne, 3SeB45c
PROvIsIONs.- Butter, lj Lard 2SG25; Meal, =
Dbl 81 81; Eggs. Z dOz % Mess pork, SS5.
SALT-Per Z bu bbls 81 50; bu bbls 50 q
SEEDs.-TmOthy. s. %; Hungarian grass, 81 So
SYRUPs.-Baltimore, 2 gal 9O9Sl 10; Golden.
81 1901 40
so1P-Turpu bar.R 70 99l21E Fancy. 2 box,
81 2S05.
SrrEL-American blister q h lsc; Cast Sc.
SPICEs-Pepper . 10 SSei Pepper; ground, q
dozen 40G$45; Allspice = 10 S5c; Allspice 4 doz
ground, S0945; Cloves z h 40e; Cloves 2 Dozen,
ground, SOC Ginger e n Soc; Ginger Z dozen,
ground. 40c; NUtmegs e n 81 50Gl So
FIsH-Mackerel No j, S229&3; do. No. . 2l@22
do No 3, 1000; half bbls. l0@ll; Kits s..
TEAS-lmperial 81 1902; Young Hyson, 81 s.
az 50; GunpOwder 81 1902 ..
TOBACCO-TobaccO 2 b 606Sl .; Manufactured
bright plug Sl@l To- Old Virginia 75@SOc; Com
mon Black S5950e; Virginie SIS so
GR4N-Corn, delivered, 9Oc9l Oh; Oats, clean,
5000.
CHEEsE-- English Dairy p h 2i@2p[
LARD-In tierce, pc: keg, Dc
MOLAssEs.-POrtO Rico S5c@9Sl 90; New Or
leans 81 O5lGl .; Cuba 75cG90.
NAILs.-Ten DIS 2 keg $ 90,
Whisky, Bourbon. n gal 50 0004 50;
Brandy. French S. COOS; Catawba Brandy S566;
Ginger Brandy $3G5 so; Apple Brandy S4G5 I;
Peach Brandy 81 7595 .; Wine, Malaga, s. 500
s.; Wine, Sherry, 8 5095.
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New York Market.


NEW YORK, July l9.-COttOn 36@3S for mid
ding. Flour 10G20e lower and in moderate de-
mand, chiefly to supply local trade; Sos 20 ex-
ira State; SO 25619 80 extra X, II. o., and SO Goa
II 3 trade brands, closing heavy. Whisky quiet.
81 206D2 so duty paid. Wheat dull and n0minally
lower, new No. l Mich. g Is. No receipts of Rye:
dull and dropping Mich. IS. Barley and barley
malt dull and nominal. Receipts Of corn $500
bushels; steady, with fair demand; sales 1900
bushels, 8369s315 for unsOund new mixed western;
S3@84 for mixed. including high mixed, az IS. and
closing at so for prime shipping. Receipts OF
oats II 500 bushels; heavy; sales of 400 bushels
at 5Og5l for choice, and So for Michigan. Rice
dull. Coffee frmer. Sugar steady; llGl3 for Gu
ba, End Is for Porto Rico. M0lasses dull. Pc
troieum dull at 22@23 for crude, and 37Gg for re-
fined in bond. Pork heavy and lower. 81 l2lE9
81 81 for new mess; closing at S3l . cash; - 500
- - for old. Beef steady at about previous
prices. Bacon dull and nominal. Cut meats steady.
Lard dull, l9g2lA. Butter quiet, 2G93 Ohio
and 700 for State. Cheese quiet. 6Gl9.
Money easy at 5 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull at lOS34g10gl4. Gold a shade irmer; opening
at l5Ols, advancing 70 lj03 and closing at l503S.
Government securities are without any decided
change.
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adjourn sire de on Wednesday next at {
o'clock. Adopted on suspension Of the
rules, and ordered to be transmitted to the
| Senate.
Mr.. ARNELL introduced a resolution
providing that each member and officer Of
the House receive the compensation of five
dollars as postage money.
On putting the question, it was found that
| there was DO quorum present
RESOLUTION RELEASING MEssRs. WILLIAMS
AND MARTIN
By Mr.. NORMAN WHEREAS, By order
Of this House, P. WILLIAMS, Representa-
tive of Carter county, and -- MARTIN.
Representative of jackson county, have been
brought before the bar Of this House,
Resolued, That they are released from such
arrest, and that they have all the privileges
of the floor Of this hall There being no
quorum, the resolution was laid over.
On motion being made TO adjourn until
tomorrow morning,
Mr.. NORMAN moved that, in view of
the fact that Messrs. MARTIN and WILLIAMS
had been under arrest for several days, they
now be released from the custody of the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and allowed to go at
liberty.
Mr.. RAULSTON said he was decidedly in
4avOr Of having them retained under arrest,
as a Just atOnement of the offended dignity
of the House.
Mr.. NORMAN thought the dignity of the
House had been fully sustained and that
there was no further necessity for keeping
the prisoners in confinement.
Mr.. RICHARDS took the same view Of
the matter, and earnestly urged the release
of the imprisoned parties.
On the vote being taken the vote stood for
releasing the prisoners 80, against it 10.
The SPEAKER decided there was no
quorum present.
Mr.. NORMAN suggested that it was
rather hard if less than quorum could i'm
prison these men, and that it required a full
quorum to release them.
Pending the discussion of the subject, on
motion, the House adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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w. FREEMAN a CO..

JUsT WHAT You WANT.-And if you
will stop in at r. II. Tho MrsoN's % Cherry
street, YOU can be accommodated with the
article at prices that will remind you Of the
good old days Of yore and make you forget
for the nonce that gold is $50, and the
Legislature is still rollicking on Capitol
Ill., He keeps the latest styles Of hats
caps, and mems furnishing goods, and al
ways sends his customers away satisfied that
they have made a good bargain. In recon-
mending Mr.. THoMPsoN's establishment TO
the public, we do that gentleman no more
than justice, knowing him 70 be one Of our
most energetic and enterprising merch ants
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

NEW DRUG HOUSE. The. drug store for
merly occupied by FRANK f, PERRIN, on the
corner Of Church and Summer streets, di-
recdy opposite the St. Cloud Hotel, has been
purchashed by Messrs. w. J. PARKEs &
Co, who have recently opened it with large
additions to the former stock. 1t is one Of
the neatest and best arranged houses Of this
kind in the city, and the business is attended
to by gentlemen who have few superiors as
pharmaceutists. Mr. w. J. PARKEs has had
a long and successful experience in the drug
business, and from along personal knowledge
Of him in this line we can cordially commend
his houae to the patronage Of the public.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


Bank of America 80
LOUisiana......50
New 0rleans..75
Canal Bank......-...........90
Citizens Bank.-.-.......90
Crescent City Bank.....75
Louisiana State Bank. so
Northumberland Traders
Bank.........-..............I
Merchants Bank.........40
Southern Bank.........par
Union Bank--....-.........I5
New Orleans Scrip..-.S0
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BERoRDER's CoURr.-IE the past few
days there has been but few offenders before
this court Yesterday there was not more
than a dozen. Three cases Of disorderly
conduct were fined one dollar each one
other case fined s.. One case Of drunk and
disorderly conduct was fined s.. Two cases
of sleeping in the streets-one fined s., the
other SI-both sent to the workhouse. One
case using language calculated to provoke a
breach Of the peace was fined s. and sent to
the workhouse. Two other cases were dis
Oh arped
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cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

CINGINNATI July l9.-Flour very dull and not
enough done to base quotations upon. Wheat
dull and prices declining; extra spring 81 751l 80;
with but limited LEGAL demand. Oats dull. No. 2
S5; No. 40@4l, being farther decline. Corn un-
changed. with fair demand. Rye coos. Pro-
visions dull. and prices dropping. Sales of LOCO
barrels mess pork at $50 so, buyers in August leo
do. $50 50 cash; 100 do. at So frst-class brands
are generally held at $50 80. Bulk meats could
have been bought &c lower, but there was no de-
mand. Bacon was offered at l634 for shoulders,
1917 for sites, and q for clear sides. Lard de-
clined to 10. Groceries dull and unchanged.
Geld 49,
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NIGHT ElIISsTONS CURED.

Young man, stop before you further 90. OF all
diseases subject % man, there is disease hard
% cure as Night Emissions. and physicians arc
scarce who understand treating IL and 90 you i
can say that have cured hundreds In this city, rs
ter dollar, and are now well Cured by me- am dali
~ receiving letters and sending medicine 70 al
parts OF the country. In word, an that dseas-
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned IN this
advertisement, The best Of references given in
this city. All letters should be directed 30
DIR. Mce5ILL. box Ti9 Nashville. Tenn.
Office over John lorks Book Store, Union
street, between College and Cherry streets.
ilyi0-ly
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The Posts money spe-
cal says gold is rather more active. The loan
market is easy and abundantly supplied. The
stock market is irregular. with dropping ten
deney. Government securities are quiet, except
7-20s Of 62. which sustained by excited favor
able news from Europe.
Railroad shares are dull except N. Y. c.. which
Is excited. After board n. Y. G. sold at 1919:
Erie 643<. Illinois Central 23l%
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IMPORTANT TO on nENLERs.-A test
was made yesterday BY Mr.. NARYAN, drug
gist. as to the iniiammability Of the crude oil
from the Overton county wells. The oil was
raised 20 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit without
evolving any gas, or fame producing any
effect on IT, This experiment proves that
oil can he subjected to the heat Of boiling
water without danger
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

We would direct the attention Of all those
trading to Louisville, to the card Of Messrs.
MITCHELL, SHALLCROss & Co, which will
be found in our advertising columns. This
firm does a general commission and for
warding business, and will I'll all orders for
anything desired by their customers. This
house is entirely reliable, being composed Of
gentlemen Of established business reputation.
Mr.. Mitchell was formerly a member Of
the well-known house Of Mitchell q
ARMsrRnNG.
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PugsoNAI.-We were pleased 10 meet in
our office yesterday Mr.. C. F. CARmGER,
President Of the Morristown, Cumberland
Gap and Cincinnati Railroad. He is in our
city for the purpose Of procuring funds to
enable his road to resume operations.
MIR. CARRI0H is one ofthe most euerget-
ic and cnterprising men Of East Tennessee,
and in every rspect mest admirably adapt
cd 60 the responsible position that he occu-
pies. There is no doubt as to the early com
pletion Of the important line Of railroad.
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For Debility. Loss OF Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
DisOrdercd stomach there are M hittera that
compare with these 10 removing these dlatreallEE
complaints. Foe aCle or can Do bad az any Drug
Store In the United sta6es OF rom the prQprie-
tors, Louisville. KY. corner Seventh and Green
streets, 20 whom a. orders should be addressed.
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For Beautifying the ComDleKiou. aileoiually re-
moves Tan. Frcckles, Blotches. and irving the
skin ar elegant gmOgthnoss not easily attained ~
any other. ltl use among the ladies o. iasnl9n ~
The East. gives b a character for efficacy watch
AZ once stamps it as infinitely superior Tor the
toilet Of n fadv
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Az this Is really a Specific for Worms. and the
best and most palatabie form % give % children,
IL j. not surprising thht y y I1t lAAiHa ~ -
or an other prepaTations Tor W0rmsit being taste
less. any child viii take IL.
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ArOl0. s-s..ssssss.sss.ss-s ~
Silver, DOllars............i45
q" Halves and
Quarters..................l4O
Silver Dimes and Half
Dimes ..........s..-.......l4O
Vouchers. ....................90
Tennessee BOnds....-.-.90
Davidson Co. Bonds. 20
L. and n. r. X. ScTiptS0
The above bends are
bought with coupons
"a Railroad StOck.......30
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GENERAL PIc-NIC.-Tho citizens OF Nc
Minnville and Warner county viii give a
cold barbecue, basket dinner and picnic, on
Ben Lomond, near that town, on Wednesday
the 25th inst We acknowledge the courtesy
Of en- invitation.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

Mr.. ARNELL introduced joint resolu-
ton providing that the Genaral Assembly
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IBy telegraph

ST. Louis. July l9.-FlOur very unsettled with
q downward tendency: Spring ex. 81 sos double
Xxx $40 HOB. Wheat declined 5GSc, 81 1901 80
good TO prime fall; 81 0592 20 for choice. Corn
advanced, mixed and yellow 1908; mixed white
75@7S; white 9O@921z Provisions and whisky
rrraa nral
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lEf
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That have ever been performed in this country
Hear what be SAYS:
have reason O. speak In the highest terms Of
the NapOr Bath i have practiced 10 for ten
years and have never found Il % fail in the treat
ment Of those diseases i'm from two Id eirbf well
~ the iarthes primary, secondary. OF the various
constitutional forms Of syphilis; Dcbilirated sys-
Setls, elther by Mercury OF Syphilis; Ulcers Of the
Throat OF Mouth; Red or Copper Colorpi Rioiches.
on any part Of the body; Scaly Erupti0ns on the
Face, Head or Body; an Diseases Of the Skin;
caused by SYPHILIS OF impure state Of the blood.
Shankers. Modes Swelled Testics; an pains of the
bones BY Mercury and syphilis, Enlargement of
the Joints; Falling out Of the Hair; Rheumatisms.
Scroiulas and Neuralgias. I an now ready %
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SUsPESaoS BRIDGE-We are informed
that the Suspension Bridge Company have
fixed yearly rate Of crossing, and that they
have agreed to permit all sums over five
dollars TO be discounted at twenty per cent.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

Diseases Of the THROAT. SWELLED JOINTS.
sta Limbs. Pleurisy. Pains, Ulcers, Cancers
Gravel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver. Inham-
matien Of the stomach. Neuralria- Kings Evil
or Scroiuln, Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes. De-
htlitated systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
ConSumpuon--together WIKI an Private Diseases
and Diseases Of the Urinary ORGANS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

CONDUCTORS Of schools who desire to Sc
cure the services Of professor Of music
would DO we'll TO consult our advertising
columns for the card Of W. J. H." The
advertiser is gentleman well versed in his
prof,ssion.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

Cart. CAvrTr lefl this morning for Bow
ling Green, KY, with two horse thieves by
the name Of CULLUN and CRoEN. They
aae taken there upon requisition from the
Governor Of Kentucky on Gov. BRowNLow.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Besty
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always DO be Depended Upon.
Nothing more reliable than Hurleys Tonic.
WILL cure Arus and Fever, chills and fever. in
wv tormittent Fever Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Huroy's Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of g. As a curative agent q b unHurp aEsed
and mOrs certain than quininc. No BAD results
from using HURLEY STONIC. Everybody shouid
use IIULEY'S AdUE TONIC. Send orders 10
HURLEY, RUDDDLE CO..
Projectors. Louisville. Ky.
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STERILITY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune &c has
been not TO bring forth In due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and raplenish
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-fvs
years Of age need make application. All cDmmu-
ncatiOns by letter or person strictly confidential
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

SrRCcK oIL-A private telegram re
ceived in this city yesterday from Decatur,
Alabama, says that the tennessee and Ala
bama Mining Company have struck oil
fourteen miles south Of thai plsoe.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

Central Railroad Bank 90
Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany...93
Bank of Middle Ga......S5
Marine Bank...............e0
Nashville and ChattanO0
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FAR M e n 5

Of Middle Tennessee,
TrrF WANT so. 600 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
w and viii pay you the hAUAASA AAfAet
CASH price.
~ '''' NssSEN sAIE 4 SNYDER
No. South Market street.
sv1a.e Nashville.
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The great Blood Purifier, a. q Spring and sum
mer Medicine stands uurivalod. removes all inn
puritics from the blood. and gives health and
strength % the system. $500. -.
Propnotors.
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TO THE LADIES

All affections OF the Womb treated with SIC
cess. Those married ladies who have been 90 un-
Fortunate as 10 miscarry, or prove ahOrtive, can
bv uiviupr me a an1f
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San Francisco Market.
by Telegraph.l

san FRASCIsCO. July 17.-COsta Rica coffee has
advanced ~ cents, in consequences Of Tumor
concentrating SOC 600 pounds ia a single hand. IL
Is also rumOred that l,000O0O pounds may be sent
10 the London market Costa Riea closed firm at
2314 icents; Central America BE cents; Manila
221Sceuts
The amount Of freight money used here during
the six months ending July lst, shows 70 decrease
from the amount received for the same period last
year. of upwards Of half million Of dollars.
Sydney dates Of April 2lst, report the market
for breadstuls much depressed. in consequence Of
the arrival Of twenty nine carg0es from CalifsT-
MIA and South America.
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MoFerran, Menefee & Hensley,
LATE
McFelTdn d MeHefee,
Commission Merchants
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
EBEN FULLER.

QUESTION BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. COR
~ Bcr Bsaderick Street and Printers Alley,
next ,soUr 10 Banner Office.
/ have on hand and ana making to order, hrst
class sewed and pcEEed Boots shoes, and 6aiters.
Also. Kin Boots and Shoes made TO order
Material Workmanship and Fit guaranteed.
n. R-Repairing promptly done
g-Hu
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STEALING CmCKENs.-A negro boy by
the name OF b. +. JACKsoN was before the
Recorder yesterday, for stealing from a oouu-
try markei-man by the name Of JoNEs. Mr.
JoNIss was passing up College street. when
the little thief unboltcd the hindmost gate
Of the wagon-bed and stole his chickens,
lie was fined SO and sent to the workhouse.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

RELIGIOUS NouCE-Owing 20 a disap-
pointment in expected ministerial help,
there will only he preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church, Saturday at l0l A. NJ,
preparatory to the Communion on the Sab
18th
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SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY

The following are the rates paid by TH0S. S.
MARI, BROKER. cOrner.Of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to huetuate, but may be depended on
for a sufficient length of time for remittances 10
be received by mail express, if forwarded with
Outdelay.
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seatnn's Chemical Writing Eluid b. becoming
wOrld-renowutd for &c superior qualify. Havi nf
been introducad only about SIX years. q nae Do
come the principal Ia use With those Who Wani q
fine free dowinE ink md iDr rs permancncy a. b.
lee3fe.ify no hest INK Tor records that ean be
usod. For counting houses. baEks o. schools, 10
h uneoalled and needs only to be trle. 90 be ap-
nrnref Eor ssle Ly DrlEzI.Ll md MsIchanll
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20 Colonadc Building, Cherry street.

Powers ~ rHE FIELD AGAIN.-MRE
PowERs will reopen his old stand, on the
southeast corner Of the Square and Market
street on OF about the Isl Of August, al
which Tine he will have returned from an
Eastern trip, 10 purchase an entire stock Of
new and seasonable clothing suitable for this
market. Ills old friends and patrons will
no, forget the redoubtable NIKE jylS-n
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Louisville Kentucky.
For sale By Derry, Dem1Villo 8 Wharton j. n.
Ilarweit Litterer d CableE PELHAM McCul-
Tough: Blood a Gregory, Nashville. and ~ at
Drugzista iuufli-lydkH
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Louisville IIarker

LOUISVILLE. July 1O.-Sales Of Isl hogsheads
leaf tobacco at full prices. Superfne -four s.; ex-
ira family 1915 Mixed corn in bulk zoe. Prime
oats Ale. Mess pork $50. Bacon shoulders l63{e;
clear sides NE. Lard in sierees q. Raw whis-
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NRW YORK, July 19-StOcks are weak; q. and
X. L. g7l3; &. and n. W. 36l do preferred So;
NJ. &. lO9: MeliTegor p; p. ". 9915 krie boz; y.
Y. e. 1913; W. U. Tel. Russian Elk. 1915 W. u.
Tel. 545s; 7-30s ID series 1895; o. aud NJ. &. y.
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WARRANT A CURE,

In one-fourth Of the time that il takes with the
old mode Of treatment. In this treatment no
medicine i taken internally. You receive the
baths seated ON your chair with 10 Inconvenience
whatever
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PRfvAFE MEpIoaL AnvCE.-Rsad Dr. Whit
&c. aayertisencni IL smother column. jsn2l-om
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

Miners VISITED. Wanted fiily miners
for the Scwance Coal Mines. Apply to
4. S. CoLYAB,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20
DIR RERRILL.

DIR. BURRILL,
MILL ATTEND CASES OF SPINAL AND
w Hip Disease, Club-foot, Knock knees, Pa
ralysis, etc.
0FFICE on the Square. next to corner Of Cedar
street
OFFIcE HoURs-9 to y and % to 81
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