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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-15
Notice to Bridge Builders.
AUDITORS orrIcE, MoSraoMrRr Co., ONO

AUDIToR's OFFICE, MONTGOMERY Co. omoJ
DAYTON, November 3. 1886
CEALED proposals for the construction OF a
- Bridge over Rig Twin Creek Boards Crossin -
German Township, will be received at this ofliee
until mt twelve o'clock NJ, Wednesday, November 2s
Proposals for masonry and superstrueture 10 be
made separate. Plan and specifications 10 be seen
at this ONCE.
The Commissioners reserve the right 70 reject
any or all bids, If they deem proper 50 70 do.
HoledawSw-fS Aud6ter aoStgeaSDs soSnSx
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II. A. BEAUREPATRE, NJ. d
q. ID. DUJARDIN, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE LEUOHRF, NJ. ID.
To Garaneiere S Dupont,
No. 214, Rue Lombard, Paris.

SedeRtdry and lStudious Oecunations. GyieM
Aneieties, or whatever tends to impair the VIA
Action of the Brain, Heart or Nerp0us System fire..
quently lead to the most Distressing and Eiabar,
ydssfng Disorders of the VIRILE SYSTEM Stu.
dents, Cgergynlen and Ldiogers, therefore who are
especially liable TO these Weaknesses should re.
sort promptly TO DIR. DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars with
Directions and Advice, printed in French Ger
man, Spanish and English accompanies each box
and viii be sent, by mail, free of cost to any ono
who will write for It,
Price, 81 per BOX, or six Boxes for 50
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail securely sealed from al oJserpdtioa
on receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America
OoCAh u. MOSES 20, y Cortlandt Street, New
YORK: Authorized agent for Dayton-W W.
SEE W ART-all orders by mail promptly at.
tended to. oc5iaweoV1y-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

Fire brick made Of this clay 10 capable OF fesuuns
very high temperatures The excellence Oh tne mate:
urnaces The kns Of this manufacture ought TO DO 1
more numerous. -. c.....
Formerly hre.rock was brought from remote Sta.ss
A. yery heavy erpsnse seldom lasted more than I'VE
months But few years ago geological examination
discovered superior quarry in tho immediate 0 vc as,
resists The heat ofthe furnaces for II months.
Missouri is adapted to the manufacture OF furniture
and agricultural implements Lumber and TRANSPORTS
snar,nm Of every kind Of woodwork which the house
and the farm require. 1t should manufacture every
thing from q chair to pauo-from mandrake W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

From this table it will be observedt that Missouri
with an area more than times that Of the Granite
State is still inferior to New Hampshire In manufao'
turing activity Our want of energy is conspicuous In
the very articles which Missouri Is best fitted to pro.
duce The following figures show the value OF special
products for the wear ls60:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
MISSOURI
MANUFACTURED.
By $. wArERHoUsR OF ST. LOUIS.
Fourth Paper.I

Fourth PapsfI
There is no branch of general industry u
which Missouri has paid less attention than to manuf
features. The rare advantages Of the State have nd
been improved. The amount of our domestic produca
Is by no means commensurate with our facilities fol
manufacture The last exhibits palpab.s neg
lect of this department Of industry.
In 1860 the total value of our national Manufacturing
was al 900 CO., The workshops Of the country emf
ployed 400 900 persons and supported 100000 Tho
sum which Missouri contributed TO this enormous az
gregate is small In 1860 the total NUM-
Der of manufacturing establishments III the State Wa
$500.
Their capital was....................s2 $50 500 geo
Value of raw material. ..--..-.....---.. 2iOOUW
Number of workmen 2l,000
Number ofpersons dependent upon man .oouo
A few comparisons will illustrate the insisni6canee
of our manufactures.
CAPITAL OF MANUFACTURES IN 1850.
New .Hamp. .t25 100000 Ohio. ..-.-...s58. co., e0
VALUE OF RAW MATERIAL.
New amp. .S24 400 600 Ohio so OOOO O0
Mass. i4l 100000 ! New York. 2lO, 100000
VALUE OF PRODUCT.
New.Hamp. .si5 100000 Ohio 1925 COO oO0 3
Mass........ 266. 100000 New.York :. 379.OO000o
NUMBER OF woRKyEN.
Eew-Hamp...... $4,000 Ohio. ---...-.... 5l0OO
Mass 2l70OO New.York. 900
NUMBER OF PERSONS DEPENDENT UPON MANUFACTURES
New. Hamp. 80. l0e 900 Ohio. 900
Mass .65l 900 New.York. 1853. 600
NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS.
New-Hamp.. $500. 2,5e2 Ohio.
Mass. ......-..... 1906 New-York......."23'2~
From this table it will be observed that Missouri.
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The Menken in New York,
From the New York Correspondence Of the
Crosse Democrat

From the New YORK Correspondence Of the La
Crosse Democrat
Adah Isaacs Menken Heenan is now
doing the Mazeppa at one of the New
York theatres to crowded houses.
Like the national debt, Adah is of
splendid proportions, and yields great
interest. Lawyers, doctors, (collec-
tiVely,) editors, deacons, sportingmen.
Christians Of Cog and Magog-deni-
zsns of New Jersey and citizens of
Gotham crowd to see what they can of
this dashing bareback rider, said to be
the best bareback rider in the United
States. Adah dresses like a princess of
some country. She wears her beautiful
hair in curls-she is rather handsome
has seen more than she tells of-has
seen many ups and downs--is popular
with theatre-goers. Her performing
dress is not expensive, nor has she had
it very long. Clad in light, flesh
cOlored tights of soft silk-with a some
thing resembling a baby's shirt trim
med with dimes worth of lace Adah
stands upon the stage almost like the
statue of the Greek slave. There is r
good deal of Adah, and she is all therel
as can be easily seen. She rides a
splendid horse, and calls TO mind most
forcibly Mazeppa's terrible ride, as
she, Mazeppa like, madly dashes
around, dashed to the back of the no.
BILE animal. And we should dash
about worse than the horse does to
have such a haremscarem woman tied
fast to our back. Adah is a paying
card, and the more one sees of her, the
better he likes her performing, which
is not original, to be sure, but won
drous bold, and that insures large in
comes. Between Adah and her horse
there Is much to admire and give
pleasure, and so, while she is pleasing
the public she is massing a fortune.
She Is trump-bold, dashing, and well
posted
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Where the Fenian Money went.

The Fenian Committee of Investiga-
ton are unearthing some strange facts,
in regard to where the money went.
immense sums were daily received
from the organizations throughout the
country. This money was paid out in
the most indiscriminate sid reckless
manner. For instance, a Colonel Null
cahy was given rowing commission,
with the snug little sum of $1,000 for
some unknown and mysterious cause
$1,000 was drawn to remunerate pilots
who were to lead an imaginary fleet to
Ireland. A head directress of the Fe-
man Sisterhood received 1900 for her
services, and her clerk $500 a year.
One J. j. Rogers, now resigned or de-
capltated, received $l2 a day for his
services In the army of suffering Ire
land. The board bill of the Military
Convention, which was in session at 8l4
Broadway during the interval that
the Congress of Pittsburg was in
session; amounted $4,000 Hundreds
OF thousands of dollars disappeared
IN most miraculous manner,
and still contributions came with
out stint The sum now remaining in
the Union Square Treasury does not
exceed Sll 900.
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2ssEE, FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1866

they differ only in regard to non-essen-
tials. Some are understood to insist
that the people of no State ought to
reserve the right of secession or dis
union.
The President says the same thing.
A State that should claim to reserve q
right of secession could not be loyal
Others contend that State ought not
10 be accepted which insists upon, or
re-admits, the validity of the debts of
the rebellion. The President says ex-
aetly the same thing: "a State that in
sists upon the validity of such debts
can not be loyal"
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Information has reached here that
Mr. John 0. Noble, well known in
former years in this community, has
been imprisoned in New Orleans for
forgery.-HultsOiHc Ind.
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FrE.#II IEUTH ERs.-uesleTs no Cumberland
N .. i.l.HuTE G.N Wood sawed sud spiEtIu
nj. ..H..a-. uuc, 80 Church street. Yard on
H.auHI, south OF Broad. All orders filled
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CITY DIRECTORY.
. -. nl Insmramce ComnanIes.

.stnEY g. SMITH, Nos. SO and 20 Union street,
{ FL. =ta-rs) represent the following Companie- ::
@ .. Hartford, Security, Manhattan, MeirOpoH-
d. zu and Knickerfocker Life Of New OrE,
t..saut Uf Columbus, Ohio.
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Iiafchclnr,s Hair nreI

The Original and Best 10 the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous Produces Immediately e splendid
Black or natural Brown, without mIuung the hair
or rkn. Remedies the 90 eiieTts OF bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor Also,
Regenemting Extract Of MuefeUrs, for Restoring
and Besuuiying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
seplj-ly New York
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By Telegraph
Afternoon Disptches.
FROM WASHINGTON.
District Attorney at Charleston.
FenlaniSm in California.
Mutiny on q COOlle Ship.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-At the serenade
to the President last night, speeches were
made by Secretary McCulloch and Post
Master General DenuisOn, cordially indoors
ing the President. Secretary Stanton con-
sidered the reconstruction section disquali-
flying Southerners as deplorable, without
justice or wisdom. MessrS. Speed and Har-
Ian declined to speak.
Forney has published letter denouncing
McCullOch's speech as brutal, and an in
dorsement of a tyrant by supercilious Off
cial directions.
John Philips has been confirmed as Dis
trict Attorney of Charleston.
SAN FRASCIsCO, May 22.-One thousand
Fenians have assembled to express their
devotion to the cause of Ireland, and use
their influence to heal the discussions exist
ing among the Fenian Brotherhood.
Speeches were made by John Harnell,
State Center, Col. Walsh, Of Gen. Sweeney 8
staff, and others.
The French Coolie ship, Hong Kong, had
been seized by the Coolies on board OF her,
and when the vessel was recovered from
them she was covered with blood and dead
Coolies.
A fight occurred on board vessel in the
Macao trade, in which one hundred China
men were killed.
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ErrEEs EE rEanLEn0N 10

ErFEEs ET PERMISSION TO
a-7. Erhsrj Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
@ lHv.d b. Davis, Judge Supreme Court u. 5.
a- Nm. e. EruvnIow, Governor Of Tennessee.
-lrea. JAS. p. BrownI5w, ADJ. Gen. State OF Ten
nH--na
.E "a. ~. E-eu, Nashville.
.' hm. Ns.HsuIe, Baxter, Nashville.
To- .o. C. Guild, Nashville.
John Hr-a smith, Nashville.
NJ. Nancy, Esq, Nashville.
" Hr-Is & stratton, Nashville.
'-. Evans & Co., Nashville.
-'l f'-or, Columbia, Tenn.
.graItsg
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The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
pro peTues Of the waters are A sure guarantee
against all halanous or Contagious Diseases.
OmnlhuseS VIII run from all day trains the O.,
C.. and O. r K. Passengers leaving CIpelnuan hy
The o'clock, m. tTan viii arrive 1t the springs al
Il O'Clock M and by leaving on The O'Clock m
tram vii arrVe a. the Syringe 81 4sO pm All let
tiers, haggage, packages, &c. belonging TO guests
conveyed 70 and from the sPunEs fee Of charge.
hne Couiion Band VII Be N attendance through
out The season.
The usua t7p tickets At reduced rates Of fare will
be issued BY the various railroads leading from en-
ellnatl.
The Othce vii be under the SUPERVISION Of MsioY
B. r. FlFlEL4b, lately 81 The Adams Express aud
lJrmer.y Of me G, A. snd 81. LOUIS r. k and Of
q. ,. TOPPING, formerly Of the Gait House. Louis
vile, and lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati.
Quests vislung the springs can have every assu.
rance that the fare ant accommodations viii -
equal, u not superior, 10 any watering place the
United state.
Fare 81 per dsy flr transient ruasts and tro rata
rstes for families, children, snd servants
msylo-Jm JOHN d, FERRY, PrOpr.
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NEWS DEALERS, sc.
IrEAL EeTATE AUKNTs.

..-E TrSs EIIs-Whuiesale and Retail
T.. ...r-... fora. -tsuuuersr and NeW- Agents
. Al. r..Ia cherry street, nashville Tenn
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HFTEHIIT & HIIIl-Uesler4 IN Wall Paper
M NuIua Shades, Wusow Glass, and Photo
..HHn TafarH, a. Church street, Msyhold
.. .nn. opposite Maxwell. House.
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epIIy

Go TO Bryant, strstton & Co. g Nashville Bus ness
College for thorough education M Bookkeeping.
Penmanahp Commercial Law, CCmme-Cal Caleu-
lsuOus, Plrtuersh b, Settlements. Gc.
Send for College PAPER, Circular, a..
Address BRYANT, SIRATION & co.
Ocu3-ly.
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W1IL PAPEEE, etc.

Lar. W. BROWN. Real Estate and General
I Hu.rur-4 AGENT, over luTk's Book store, as5
...Hr -tr. EFF. Nashville, Tenn Eua5-tm.
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BANKEIts AND BIsOKEHs'
u1,L.- tNn RRAss roUNDEns.

pEIt 1g9oHT Eel and 81 Erai Fri EouDa s3
-. .r ra-. steam and water pope, oil well tu-
..| r.g.n. gum hose, packing, -psiter, solder
... 80. % BROAD street, near the uyer.
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sweet OpOpona1 Sweet Opoponar ,
z. T. SaiH d Co.'S Nsl0 Pe.f.nc from
Mcrlc0.

This is rare and most exquisite Perfume
lar stGpassIug IN its rich aud delicious odor
anything that has yet been offered 90 the
public. It Is rendered by its splendid quail
ties a delightful Extract for the Haudkor-
chief, and is confidently recommended a.
being the Ne Plus Ultra of Fashionable
Perfumcry. EFT. SMITH & Co.,
New York
FL Cores states-''The best extract ever
made lmay23-5t
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EFIEE- 8 HUNr-MauufNctErers Of all the
III |s.... -tgIr- OF First class Carriages and
. Express Wagons and Carylals, " North
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rook AND Juu PRINTING.

,..rerrT. BROWNE, HANKS a. DO,-Book
ID |.a PRINTERS, and publishers OF the ba,
~. Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
r an. U.-t.Iencz streets
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CIsII AGENTS, dc.

E..EHEEIiL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
d .. ....mH. lIuac.ute- all classes 81 CLAIMS
.... ..s Government for gsaoLs and soldiers
. U..aT rtTsrt. Nashville, 4 cun lnUy7-Gm@
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No. 80.
SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD EYES MADE NEW, without Spactaclss
DOCTOR or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed irce- Adj
dTess + b Foote, NJ D, ll3U Broadway, New York
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.
SEM free. Address, f b Foote, M ID, 1850 Broad
way, New York.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
mAhklED-Sent free 10 sealed envtTupe. dIress
r Foote, ID, ll3O Broadway, New York
MEDICAL COMMON SENsE-4UJ psge--IUU
Illustrations, 81 60 Sent by mail everywl ere, post
paid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
thor, p b tOote, a, llSJ Broadway, New York.
aDrlu-3m eOde
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DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECIFIC

Nov that We anticipate CHOLERA iu our midst.
~ .tbehOOyos us ali to secure and keep on hand
some known and etectua remedy for any sner-
geuCy, and Oh We find 10 DR.. CAkOWs 5PECI-
FlC which be prescribed and used with such un-
loun1ed success, (scarcely ever losing a easel
When this zsOurgs VISITED Nashville, some years
past, DR.. CarCW WA one Of our m0at eminent AMI
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can b. had, th0usaBds Who have
tested ts virtues vii not fail b have 10 on hand It
u no Patent Medicine, but 4 compound rom the
Prescription Of tins disungui. he'd Pract itionsr
There can likewise ~ no better remedy for ChoIs-
ra-mofDus, Darrh0sa and Dysentary.
For sale only BY
R. p. JENKINS B CO., Druggists.
may5-u 81 Market street. ODD. Union.
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TO the London papers will show tn at
Miss Jones was playing nightly in
Theodore, a new play written for her
by Watts Phillips.
Lozenges poisoned with strychnine
and morphine were slipped into the
pocket of Miss Name, of Cape Eliza
beth, Maine, at festival on the Sd in
slant, by some person unknown. She
tasted them, and is very sick, but like
ly to recover.
Some OF the passengers on the chOl-
era ship England, attribute the terri
bic mortality on board that fated YES
sci to the fact that they were fed on
beef that had died of the rinderpest.
They allege that many barrels of the
rinderpest beef were sunk to avoid ex-
posure Of its character to the Health
officers
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

Thi7 celebrated TOilot sOap, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, il
mild and smOlisut in IT'S nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely beneficial in It's acton
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers ltsb8-Iy
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Now York q

New York Cotton and Gold Markets.
NEw YoRK, May 24-Ootton Active and ad-
Yancing, mifdliDg 40s42c.
Gold l3S5sal3s14.
Fiour-Adyanced to $40 Is; Southern SO goa
10 Is.
Gran-Wheat 2s4c higher.
PrOyisiOns-Me Pork.
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
Is do do Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered 8uFar
20 do Grsnulated Sugar,
100 do A. and 3. Coffee Sugars,
800 do G. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
% Mats Java Coffee,
% do LagUra Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Alspce,
~ Bags Pepper,
% Barrels msckerel,
50 = bids do
800 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Raisins,
so Cases Sardines,5
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 DOz. Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in Whole.
sale Grocery Houses.
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10 Rock MaS0ns and Quarry
mens

M IBID. I1r tHu mon be-, Th.r Rock Nasons
..uy expert gGarymen, tu work on
.....rF HL West Point, ,1a- Liberal wages
promptly on the at % every month
.ar- apply tD Juo. Dgyer Co., White
.... Atlanta MICHAEL GARDNER.
Guulrug. OF
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
ON the goth of Nav, 1866.

V'HlS vel known snd popular resort having been
i lately purchased and thoroughly reftted and
rehIrnl-hed IN e best style by the undersigned,
viii be open for toe reception OF visitors
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE

Attorneys and Claim Agents
n . HrIANY. Attorney 8t Law. and War CLAIM
r.. ar.rr. cleveland, Tenn. novelty
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BREWERY.
uooRsLLLEu> AND sTATIONERs.
o,Rm,GE QUALIFICATIONS.

...-.ETJy r. b -Ho0kseBor, Publisher
y r.r, and Periodical Dealer, Post OhCc
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A VOICE FROM PIrrsuuRG.-
NI,1scuEg, Miss, Aug %, 1855.
Dr.. Jpla, BU-DrgI Si.- am happy 10 state t1
You shat nave u-ed your yslusbs Csdr0n Bf.tsrs
With great benefit 30 ysef In general dehill y ard
prOstuu0n u my syHrem produced by the I'M
healthy and mIl-mItIC influence Of the h r4s a-puF
rver around NChshurg, hsvuE been gItu General
Granite army throughout t. whole sOuth-rn cam
pan conn IDENTIFY recommend Its use Co all per
sons who are exposed 90 unhealthy climates
II ". FcCIr.
Agent U. S. Sanitary Commit SION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept Is, 1868.
On the 2d of Jolly last, ] submitted through an
agent of mime, 20 Che Medical director Of the be.
partment a the Army Of tho Cumberland, sam
pie of my t"druu IIts r., Tor Inspection, aui re-
quested Or, after au.y= - Do found % np rt0uous O.
sanction and approve It's u-e among our soldiers
The following i- the Medical Ir.st0r reply ami
also Gen. K,-ecrsns. prrml--Iou Co snip $40 doasn
az once Co have % sold 90 soldiers
JoHv Bum.
81 am satisfied that Ccdron Bitter, viii DO no
harm % any one o. takrE properly Eui Iu mOdora-
ton. See no objection To Ur. BuiI'. being permit
te, o. dispose Of O. t1-utlers
HsNRT A. TurazrJS,
UrgeOu and Medical Dire1tor, d. O.
HE,uqUAErEEs ErAHr uF the Crnmulavp,1
NASHVILLE, JEsS., July "a, tsbs. !
Or John Bulls 1g nt Mr. --, has PERMISSION
90 ship t0 Nashville Tenn. 20 ErU-- or $500 zen Of
Bulls CedrOu Btters, for sale o. suffers in the army
only
Ihe regulations Of the Treasury Bcpartueur ara
Co us complied with et.IeIy-
BY cOu.maLd OF MHI. Gen. R0-ecraus.
Va. NJ. WINS
Major and Provost Mar. bal General
For -1ler wholesale and retail hy BERRY, DIX
MOFll4LE a 90, Nashville, o emu.
T.Hf Do. aHaH 10 aHHHHHH
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Major and Provost Mar, haI General
For sale, wholesale and retail By BERRY, DIX
MOFll4LE a 90, Nashville, o emu.
OCtIT-tL.sat GEW-sm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-03
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

MOuBy H1dIKbIs
Exchange is buying at par. and selling at y
premium. Time bills are freely taken at the
following quotations Thirty day bills. u per
cent. discount; fifteen day bills, q per cent.
discount; 10 day bills, x per cent. discount.
Gold is in great demnLd.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter
est accrues. Dates of June, 1864, command
ITO; of July. 1864. 1922 of August, 1854,
100; of October. 1854. 1929; of December. 1854
1903; of May, 1865. 41zc prem.
Cotton Market.
There was very little business done in the
cotton market this morning-buyers and sellers
not agreeing as to prices. We quote;
or Middling ......--32633
Good Ordinary. 2s929 Good Middling-34@-
Low Mildlnc... llaal Strict Middline-3s@--
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.nNLNMAa
lend, bat he need bod Be aflaid. fT

friend, tbath be need not be afraid. 4 The
language used was such as induced Hall
to step cut and show the man the way.
He had, however,, hardly placed his feet
outside the fence when the man put a
pistol to Halls neck, and, remarking he
would show him who he was, shot the
unfortunate man, who fingered but a
short time and died. Z The murderer
made good his escape, and what is worse
for the ends of justice, no one knows
who he is or what way he took