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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-12
BANKERS & BROKERS.
Tros. g. hARR; s.. J. TARBox,
PresidoIit Cashier,
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,


The following are the rates paid for uncurTent
money. These quotations are liable 70 ductuate,
hui may be depended on for a sufficient length Of
tire for remittances 10 DO received By mail or
ex,ress, If forwarded with Outdclay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton.--:---..4z
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DISSOLUTION.
a Carl ID.

IN RETIRING. I RECOMMEND MY sue
4 cessors. Messrs. STRATruN. CHENEY 4 Roy, for
the continuance Of the former patronage, lib
orally bestowed upon our late firm.
Tlf0S. a.. POINTER.
NAsHvILLE. July g. 1866
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OOO ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER, TEN
~ III 4 fc ~ h,o hoa1

OOO ACRES, SIX. MILES FROM WIN
lsOOO chester, on the MeMinnville road
well timbered, good well and spring water, fine
large. young orchards. well improved. viii be
divided into four to six FARMS to suit purchasers,
with out-houses, on the place-goOd land, and
one of the most desirable places in this country.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-03-08
The Home Circle.

A TEMPERANCE GIRL.-A young
man and young wOmaR in Berkshire
County, Mass, went to'a clergyman to
be married the other day, and stood up
to have the ceremony performed, when
the inquiry was made by the eXpectant
bride, if the young man would agree
to abstain from the use of Intoxicating
liquors. This he declined to do, and
the parties won't home suHplarried.-
Marietta Register. -- " - '-
How many bitter heart-ache and
sorrow would have been saved, if
every wife whose life has been made
wrdtched by drunken husband, hhd
acted as sensibly as the young Lady re-
ferred to above, and required pledge
from her husband, before marriage, to
abstain from intoxicating liquors. Let
every unhIarrted lady, as sheEvalres
her future happiness, beware how she
weds with any man, however worthy
in other respects, who has fondness
for tippling. Better remain single for
life, than doom herself to fate far
worse than death-to be tn. wife of 9
confirmed drunkard. "Who hath
woe, who hath contentiop2 He that
looketh upon the wine when it is red
when it giveth its color in the cup
But at the last il biteth like an adder.
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Conundrums.

who wnsfhs hrstnSeleuan mentioned IN tsriptnrtf
rhe 'BatuH Figtrce.sF y . II z n
In what color al 'nlj secret be keptl Tn.violet
why Is poker ike angry word because it Of
zen stirH up n smOuldctiug ira.
Why 10 II beggdr prevented 10y his from repair.
,nR his CIuthes 7 u cause he's - mend i.cun't.
Why dn-s n chicken walk acro.s the road - To get
"a the other side.
How it thTt Noah did not emerge hrst from the
Ark Because hs came forth.
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IA negro soldier In KH6kviIl9 Shot
Lieut. Colonel Dyer, Of the lst Tenn
essee Cavalry, on the 18th inst, kill
ing him instantly. The negro was
forthwith seized and hanged by the
eKsited pOpulace. , C4 Ezt 1AE-A
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DR., b. v. HOGHLAND.
Phvsioian and Surgeon,

Physician and Surgeon
eyyfcs'uP srAtRs, OVER I'm. GuTHRtEs nRuo sToRE
ONE boon Sourn or CoRsER or MAIN Hon SIs''
Residence on Walnut st., nearly opposite the FemAl'
College. ~,
ms special attention paid to Diseases Of the Hear
and Lungs in which DR.. II has had several years eH
1erence in the New York Hospitals. ~,
RB- once hours from to A. N. and to y y; NJ ~,
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NA man who'll maIiCi1usiy setIfirt
to BARN." said Mr.. Slow, dand burn
up twenty cows, ought to be kicked
to death by a jackass, and I'd like to
do it!D
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white Cedar Churus. with Brass Hoops, white cedai
Bn kets with Brass Hoops 20 matchreaI nrna nlan's
Pntrited and Unpantrd Buckets, Tubs Of all rizas.
CrdSrs pine aud Ash Churns nf all sizes, l% BnshI
Peck and "A Peck Measures, Cupboard Sugar Buck
etc. Bale Buckets, Butter fikns, Well Ruckeis noug
Rollers Towel Rollers, Batter Prints, Of hinJreni
stamps and sizes BTooms Of various sizsS and qualities
Willow Baskets of all sizes, White Oak spIint Fsei'
Baskets Ladfes and Misses Travelling Baskets Chit
drcnA, school Baakets, Bluod'N Patent Sitter, aome
thiuI New. Shor Bruahes of different qualities. Scrul
BruShos, with long handles great inprovoment-Ms
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Answer to Ert1gmA In last weeks News by Brcvet
Col. Frank Adams. Annie Baker, New York. To En-
igmA by octavnuus, David BatemHn, To Enigma by
Pap's Youngest son, Sors of Temperance.
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Enignas.


am composed Of Il Letters. .---a
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Wy IL IS II ! ia the name uf girl.
W. 8 IL is the name of vehicle.
My whole Is the name Of \ young man residing three
miles froui New Petersburg, Ohio. LOCUST.
am composed Of Is. lett"rs.
My IT lO4 is boy name. ~
My 90 ) II II humber.
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My Whole is the name Of PAS Oldest daughter
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am composed Of 80 letters.
Ny IL II - il n lake IN Canada Fast.
My III 80 IL 2i Is n lay On the coast Of Maine.
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My 10 10 % IS "a is a town in Michigan.
Ny ~ IL 81 ~ il u river Ia Missouri.
My . lU7 II ~ 3 % 81 /, y river IN Texas.
My whole will tell what lRrg" city Ia called.
PAP'S YOU INCEST SON.
-
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My nr.t may be quIteploiuly seen at thoopeninE d
My .cc"T though 4aite dyce, take, each sr.
Ny thlsS title few boast, yet all woull like to
claim ;
Ny fourIh's kind If measure, ofen use the
My whole will give the ~ soldier true aud brave
Who nohIy fought for "unce SAM" our Government
Ia POLLY ANTlIES.
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ToRAOco.

Virginia. Missouri aud Kentucky Of the following
fAEorite Brands:
Rongip's Bright Jews Diaasm, Black Niagara, Dark
Swest aud Fine Cut.
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Ptekits-fn Pint and Quart Jars. 'Pletlcd ohioHs
rn,ato l1tsap, Fresh Cove Oysters, IN ono aud twC
ID Cans, sariinOs, LobsteTs, French Mustard ready
prspared for nse, Nets, FilbertA, N ~ MslpnIs
Kits Cod FIsh and Scotch Herring uLL
All oS5 the above lnAplhd. aud many olher erueis"
such A. are usually kept In - ...... y gao
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First Glass Grocery House,

win he sold at either WHOLESALE or RETAIL At
a small advance cost
All arc respectfully Invited to call and examine our
Stock and prices. '
AIM TO PLEASE.
SB- Remember the place, ltY
No. j. Lilly's Block, High Street, a fsv'
doors eouth OF Main, Hillsboro, o..
ssr oAsb vaia for ooaA'ry PrOduss. .,,. ~.
A., - yKRIoLI.
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CIGARS.
suNDRIEs.

La Peffeeelene, III 0emso, Cabinet, Gen, scott, In
noradora Dayton FAVorite Club House, Ia Nina, U.
"a. ana Iiaif spanish in Bundles Of 100.
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FRUITS.

pfsserxed Citron, Dried English Cnrrants, Figs'
Fine Sugar RsislAs Preserved Pins Apples aud Fresh
Pine Apples also in Cans, Fresh P~Aoh-s, STRAW
berIsa. RaAnberriea, bsokberrlea, aud GIfen Corn
PiSssppIy Apple, straUbCry' Apple aud Raspberry
jelly. i
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CANDIES.

Common Candy and Kisses, French KisseS Rock
Candy Cream Candy, Gum Drops Of different nayors,
eoSt leiy Drups, NtofiA kaspberry Drops very hne;
Fix Paste, Mint mid Sour Drops, Rose and Burnt
Almopds, LoIepRes, 40!
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ARTICLES NEW AND FRESH
AND SOLD AT FAIR PRICES /,

Good cooking Sugar-fnir Sugar yellow, rehned coffee
eugrr white refined Nee Sugar, Extra white Sugar,
Powdersd, GRADUATED, aud Crushed Sugar.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

Fair Imperial Tea, choice Imperial Tea. iair Young
uySpn TsH, ehiSe GunPOWder Tea, good Black Tea,
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COFFEE.

Fair Rio Coffee, Extra fnir Rio Coffee, choice Rio
Coffee, OId Govt, JAVA Coffee, choice RVaAted kio
Colise ready for Very Fine. st-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

Married.
FosrER-Fosrrr. Tuesday, November 20, by tho
Row B $. Huntington, ID. d., CHRISTOPHER FosrKR 10
Mrs ExELA FosryR, both OF this city No cards.
HADLEY-AsKwnH. On Tuesday. November 20. by
she Rev. Y. G. Brewer SArRks HADLEr TO Miss SARAH
AsKwTrT, oil OF this city.
RrcxARD--BowDES. Monday. November 10, at the
residence OF tho brides parents by the Rev DR. Mont
city
fuRSEr--CmcHrny. I'm gainesville, Ohio, on Thursday,
November 15 by the Rev ~ r. Bailey. assisted by the
Row J. G. HAYDEN, JAMES NJ. TuRYKY, Of Brooklyn, N.
r.. 70 Mrs LnBE s CRIcuros daughter OF Ur Seelcy,
ESQ, OF gainesville.
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h,s sroh.r are respectfully invited TO attend
the funcrai on TnurA lay Afternoon q bali past ono
cclocE from his lals residence. No osi West Forty
pArssos On Tuesday Sovsmbs, % At the Re 'a.nee
OF WIN. Rodes Esq Of PasAvc. n j., NonLs - rAnh'
sns VITO az Robert W. PAisraou, Of hsu YORK, IN the
eist year OF her age
Toronto tcanads) paperx please copy,
RArIIBossK Brookyn. Monday November ~,
SARAB ErzABErH only child Of Charles L. ana EizADetu
J. Raihborne aged months and day.
Fun ra this "Wednesday afternoon, a haf past inrcs
O'Clock from Franklin avenue. corner OF Putnam
snElToN-In Irsington NJ J., at the residence OF ner
brother-in-law Joseph walls RUTH wife OF James smell
Son OF this city, and daughter OF Phuip Partridge OF
Bradley, England, aged 81 years and days
The relatives and friends Of tho family ara rcspeotfuy
invited TO attend the funeral from tho Christian church.
81 Iryingon Newark NJ j. this "Wednesday after
noon, At two O'Clock. without further notice.
English papers please copy.
STAnuRy lon Monday evening. November 10. ELuA-
mrH widow Of Daniel Stanbury, In tho sist year
OF hor age.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her son. Daniel
Stanbury, and sons-in Law, Captain John Willard de-
ceased; r. Mumford ID. G. Blofgett and John
Wheeler invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday
afernoon at two O'Clock from her late residence No 10
remains will bs taken 10 the family vault In 81 Lakes
church yard, Hudson street.
VAN Dsusss.--At Kingston, NJ Y, on Saturday, No
vember II, JANE b., wife Of Jacob Van Deuscn. sgcd
80 vearsL
vAmAs--On Sunday. November IL. 1t Mosholu. west
chester comfy, JomS JAcos youngest OF Maria and
the late Richard varan In tho Path year OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from tho residence Of O. Lewis No
20 West Twenty seventh street, this wednesday, AFTER
noon. at half-past two O'Clock.
WILLIAMS. On Sunday, November H. EfnA JANE. wife
Of james Williams aged 2s years aud Is days
Tho friends Of tho family invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late residence 62l Eighth avenue this
"Wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

tr suxsDAY, Nov. 10 ?. u
There has been rather dill although steady tone 70
business on the stock Exchmge to-day. but confidence
after the shock Of last weeks beng gradually restored
and the railway share mart 70 be rpening for
sharp upward turn, which Ill mark the resumption OF
activity. Prices have fallen muchtha fresh basis for
rise Is Afforded and css OF the hesitation which
the market just now shows is TO be found In the fact
chat strong parties arc buying. and In tho meantime
wish TO prevent prices fron advancing while being
already large holders they equally operate against
decline. Nevertheless, and With the bears still ham,
mernr the uudertone OF ~ speculation for rise
very Arm, and considerable amounts Of some Of the
leading railway shares are ,eing Withdrawn from the
street by private capitalists nder the impression that
they are cheap as Investment which the large earnings
Of the leading railways 90 farto justify.
Tho bears continue their sorts 70 give the money
market an appearance OF activity and exaggeate the
somewhat gloomy feeling which prevails among NOR.
chsuts consequence Of dulnsss Of trade into one
Of apprehension Practically however, the dulness in
mercantile channels Is more tvorable than unfavorable
70 speculation in Wall street. But even supposng there
should be commercial failures Of importance, the
bears would like to make BELIZE there good
Why they should react upon 10 Stock Exchange. Dur
ing the panic Of last spring in England the commercial
community felt IT, influence t very lightly II was
. stock and bank panic Distinguished from general
crisis Tho following Official returns Of the export
trade Of the United King6m for tho n1t nine
months OF the present yet AFFORD complete evi.
denco that however much monetary institutions
may have Suffered the mas Of the mercantile body
escaped without serious inu, inference sustained
by the absence Of than very few failures among
merchants n thu time and subsequently -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

DAMAGES RxoovgRED FOE BRkAcu o. CosrsAcr.--A case
Of ths nature up yesterday In tho Supreme Court
Circuit, before Judge Lott Tho plaintiff Andrew jack
brings the action against Louis Audenre and others
10 5000 for breach Of contract II appears that
agent OF the defendants entered into contract with
the plaintiff in Nay 1882 agreeing TO deliver twenty ys
carPoes focal his dock Astoria About three days
before the expiration OF the limit ~ time allowed Tor the
delivery freshet took place. which flooded the mines
and broke away four mile level or the Lehigh Canal
thereby preventing the fulnlment OF tho Agreement
there being no other route Of transit available The de-
fencc was that the execution prevented by dispen-
saton OF the Almighty freshet; and, besides, That
their agent had authority 70 enier into such contract
for them The jury rendered verdict OF 200 TOR the
plaintiff, under charge Of the Court
FATAL RESULT A BuRMSo ACCIDENT. "A woman
named Mary Richardson. residing at the corner OF Mas
and Pearl Streets severely burned on the morn
ing Of the 9th inst by her clothes taking IRE while she
was In the Of raking over the Goals srae whom
II suddenly fell scattering the nre IN her lap. She
fingered in great agony from that time until Yesterday
morning whom she expired Coroner Lynch held an IN
quest yesterday afternoon whom verdict In accordance
with the facts was rendered
ScAvEsaxRs TRoumx Joseph Humel and Jacob
Meyer arc both scavcngerA At two o'clock yesterday
morning they arrested by the Forty fourth precinct
police for dumping night soil at the foot Of Clinton
avenue, which s contrary 70 city ordinances Tho
detrimental TO the health Of the nsighborhood, and Is
hoped others will take warning by tho fate OF Joseph
and Jacob They hold TO await the pleasure OF Jus
tico Norehouse.
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TUESDAY Nov SSP. NJ
bRxADsruvs-Receip s7ls bbls. hour go do. and $50
bags corn meal lLlep bushels wheat H7bo do. corn,
sso do OATS ID do. rye. and ss.<u do. barley.
The market for State and wsstara -four ruled alto
seher more stesdy. and though prices were in
some cases loc Also lower holders generally refused
to grant any concession while Of them consummated
fair business at about yesterdays quotations There
purchases = prcea shai have touched bottom was
manifest There ws somn export inquiry and among the
lot taken Tor shipment London The
saes comprise 600bh ut the appended quotations South
ern -four In without change though
holders GRANTED slight ccnceAions In order dispose
Of their offerings Rye ncrr wa: %ie 2. quotation.
the absence Of lny demand, was Quill and nominal We
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising STAR Captain A. 9. Gray will
leave this port on Wednesday, for AspinwalL
The mails for Central America and the South rAcno
win close at ten o'clock "Wednesday morning
The NEW York Standardization for tho Pacific will
b ready At half past nine o'clock In tho morning.
snglec copies In Wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
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S HIPPIMc Ne w S.
PORT Or NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 20. 1858.

ALMANAC ROE NEW yoRK-rnn pAY.
............. 81 MOON SETS. morn ~
svs................ ~ MON WATER. ...ovo ~
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Mining stocks are quiet At the second board Gun
nell Gold closed % higher than q the same time ysster
terday, selling At o7c Oak Hin, &c., selling at 81 Is,
Waikiki Lead loc, selling ats4l g. Nys Gold was 81
lower, selling ct l6c. Corydon was steady at IS 66
a. 10l
Articles Of association have been led IN the Secretary
Of States ONCE At Albany, organizing |" The New York
and Albany Railroad Company" TO build railroad
tho west side Of the Hudson river.
Tho San Francisco money market has undergone NO
decided change since last report The Mercantile GaseHe
OF October 20 says:
Tho movement Of coin to and from tho interior has
been follows during the rst nine months OF this
a. compared with the same period In 1885
.eat ~hr. 1885, 1850.
Coin received from the interior go 7o3 $50 tSs
Coin remitted 70 the interior. S68 64N, 20T
Added TO interior circulation 14o63 400 e. 334, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21

ms foreign sxcAangs nsrkss osutinuss dun snessne-
what depressed fer the time being owing 70 "snoss"
sales Intended to weaken gold sympathss'oaly Bank
ers bills on England ct sixty days we're quoted a. the
close at 1854 1857; at three days. 1927 y; oom'
mercial bills lo7K 1854; Francs q sixty days, oi1h
SEX; at three days, S13H SIS. Bills on Berlin,
Tx TAX; on Bremen, 7sx 7sk; on Frankfort, Il
Az; on Amsterdam, 4oH q Al; on Hamburg. Sch
S63s; on Antwerp $50 61s1<
The Placer herald., 1866-08-04

GROWTH OF TIMBER.-It is singular fact
that what were vast tresless prairies 10 llli-
nois, twelve years ago. are now covered With
dense growth Of thrifty young forest trees,
comprising various species Of oak, hickory
cottonwood, ash, &c. So rapid has been The.
change in many localities, that where some
of the early settlers located 25 years ago,
without tree around them, they can now
cut and hew good building timber . foot
square. Prairie land, when kept from the
annual fall burning formerly practiosd BY
the Indians, rapidly produces growth Of
trees Some Of the old citizens, who gresdi.
ly located the timber land when they came
to the country. and we're careless about ao-
quiring prairie. now 6ud tho latter OF more
value than the former. their timber hav'ns
grown faster than they used it. s
The Placer herald., 1866-08-04

%- A gentleman who has lately visited
General Lee writes as follows: "GeneraI
Lee is, in all respects, real, active, working
aud most efficient president. Besides at
tending to the general interests and admini'-
traton of the institution, be visits, from time
to time, the different lecture rooms. attends
rectatons, and receives weekly reports OF
the standing and progress Of all the students
in the several schools, DC. have been in
formed by good authority, that the general
keeps such constant and attentive supervision
over the affairs OF the college, that he is al
ways familiar with the relative standing ia
his classes held by each of the hundred and
ffty students now in attendance.