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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-17

BoI.D RoRBERY.-Our friend Nash, the
man who builds the most and best railroad
bridges in this section Of the country, was
visited night before last for a contribution TO
the fund to support robbers. His slumbe ra
were such as 10 make him indifferent 70 the
subject. The visitors entered by the dining
room window of his residence on Vine
street, and the door being open, thence into
his bedroom, and a jet of gas burning, the
thieves had "a first rate thing" and con
Quoted their operations so as not to disturb
the slecpers. They took Mr. NAsH's
clothes from the chair on which he had
placed them, carried them out, and after an
overhauling, left them and departed. They
took some sixty 10 seyenty-fve dollars in
money, and a superior gold withdrawing
all the rest, clothes and pOcket-book, which
contained number Of detached coupons,
letters, papers and an envelope containing a
number Of Southern Bank notes. When
they try it on again, NASH will be there
too see
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RrVER NEWS.

Capt Wiley SINS has returned from Evansville.
he reports the Naskviilc fully repaired ready and
eager for the fray. Go in lemons.
Capt. B. DUFFTELD. ono Of cur reterna hoatmen.
was discussing marine matters yesterday with
some Of bis old river friends at the foot Of Broad
Parties have been Negotiating for the purchase
Of the Gen. Seigcl. Capt DIX Is Eilling 70 sen out
the name. but Is unwilling Il sell oct his tidy
little steamer.
Capt. McCoNAs', OF to be entirely correet. Mrs..
McCoaAs' three-eixht interest in The Tuperiag has
bsen sold It thorafe Of S2o.ooa The 81. Loais
Dsmocrui pays Captain Nc. ne folisuine LETT
HANDED csnplimenf; -Hs Is succseded 81 cap..
WooD. an esonomicai and common ssnss best
man.r
There Is nov q regular reliable sri-weekly linz
between Jonssnrifle Cairo and s.. Louis.
Capt. EoAx has accepted the freight agency q
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
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THE many friends and acquaintances of
Mai. w. J. STEVENS, late General Superin-
tendent Of the United States Military Rail-
roads in the Department Of Tennessee, viii
be surprised and panied to hear Of his death.
This sad event occurred at Coxsackie, New
York, on last Sunday, 18th inst, and was
brought about by typhoid pneumonia, from
which he suffered, more or less, for a year
or two before his death. Though personally
unaoqnainted with him, his friends regret
him as a just and upright man. and a worthy
citizen and member Of society.
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AMusEMRNTs
Old THEATRE

Cherry street.. Betweezl Cedar aud Gay
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Nashville Grocery and Produce Market


FLOUR.-In good demand We quote: Extra
superfne ut So 50Gl0; superhneSl0 5D@ll %
extra Sl2 509lS; family Sl4@l5 and fancy SIS COO
Is 90.
WHEAT.-Arrivals liberal. We quote 81 %
q q for red. s2g2 10 for Mediterranean
s. 2Og2 SOfor amber and golden chat; - S5g2 40
SuG4R-No New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l414Gl5c; Porto Rico l5lz@l6c; Demarara, 179
1Sc c. etra 161&G18c, C. yellow l614a17; A coffee
191z9l9c; standard hards l9lz920c.
CoFFEE.-Comm0n to good H@2s1S good to fair
lSz9@c; fair to prime, A@3Oc; strictly choice
CAcoN.--Very little in Zee market, and demand
light. We quote sides 22lH9l3e; hams, plain.
23l4@25c; shoulders. I8@19c.
LARD-Terce p keg 21z3@24
CANDLEs--Star. light weight, 2l9z2c summer
SALT bushel barrels 81 50; bushel bar
YGRKs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote 22e for seven hundred; 24c for six hundred;
25c for five hundred.
RAes:-GoOd country cotton rage are in demand
at 61997c. per 70.
DRUGs AND DYEsTUFFs,-Aloes 2 ID, 75c. Alum.
Sc. Assafoetida 60975 Borax, do. Birthstone,
roll, Sc. Camphor 81 50. Castor Oil q gal 81 so
as co. Cream Tartar, 2 ID. 75@90c. Flor Sui
phur, ll@l2c. Ipecac, IS 90. Gum Arabic, 81 90
nesia, T59Si. Nader. 22g25c Oil Peppermint,
81 5O9S so. Opium. 81 0eql2 50. Quicksilver,
81 Sol so. Rhubarb, 81 90. Sal Soda, lO@l215c.
Saltpetre, 209Sc. Sugar Lead, 20.
EEATHERs-Live geese, u lb, 5000.
FIsH-Mackerel No. ], $22923; do. No. 2, 2l@22;
GRAIN.-COrn in store 959Sl 70: Oats, clean 60.
GINsENG-Ginseng 2 ID soc.
GLASS Window, ,Sxl0 = box 81 Is; 10x12 q box
s. 20; l0xl4 9 box s. Is.
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i ,UOO BBLS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
900 bbls extra superfne Flour;
50 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
q hhds Demerara Sugar;
so bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
800 sacks prime Rio Coffee;
q sacks Laguira Coffee
g bbls Fresh Rice;
50 bbls New Orleans Molasses,
200 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Soap;
$50 boxes various brands Soap;
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Tallow Candles, haEd pressed;
50 boxes Fine Chewing Tobacco;
50 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
25 bbls Smoking Tobacco;
25 kegs English Soda;
% kegs American Soda;
40 cases / and 2 lb cans Oysters;
50 boxes Pepper;
50 boNes Spice;
50 boxes Indigo;
50 boxes Ground Mustard:
o bbIs MasOn's Backing;
GO boxes Pint. Quart and 4 gal. Bottles;
% boxest Garrett Snui.
% gross Durkee's Bluing;
8 bbls Bourbon Whisky;
Is bbls Robertson County Whisky;
100 bbls FoOte Nash Proof Whisky;
100 bbls Ginger Cordial;
Is bbls Ginger Wine;
Is bbls Sweet Wine;
80 bbls Grape Vinegar;
. bbls Lemon Syrup;
50 boxes Starch;
50 dozen Buckets
50 dozen Bro0ms;
300 Flour Sacks
50 boxes assorted Candy;
Brandy. Rum, Gin. Wines. Of various brands ct
WEAKLY & YARBROUGH's.
No. 8 North College Street. Nashville. Tennessee
octl0-3m
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OIL CAKE MEAL.

THIS TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
l stock, and specially for mich cows is now
factured and Cor sale sn this city al the OIL
FACTORY. on Broad street. near the corner Of
BOISSioGAIT. the disiipsuishod Agricultural
Chemist estimates the nutrinent Of ere pound ol
meal eqnsl 20 threa pounds Of corn one pound
81 oil meal equal 70 nine pounds Of wheat bran;
one pound 81 oil meal equal 70 ten pounds o.
hay Certificates uf dairyncn and Others can BE
shown thef by IL tsce iar lev weeks the SaAn-
fity Of milk can be doahled. Oxcn, hogs. shtsp,
and nenttry e. well az males and horses. eat Il
Fifh sridity, and thrive Oh L wonderfully.
J. PLUNKET 4 co.
.,ra-a,
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AN advertisement in another column an
nounces Captain BEN. i. EAGAN, No. IL
College street, as Special Freight Agent,
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. Capt
f. is well and iavorably known to our citi-
zsns, and will doubtless make popular and
efficient representative of the n. & n. w.
r. RS DOWN TOWN interests.
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Cincinnati Market.
EBvTelerranh.

CINCINNATI. Oct 16-Fiour unchanged and firm;
Superfne $40 50@11 90; trade and fancy brands
S129l5 90. Wheat rather dali but unchanged, at
50 IS for No. 1red. Spring wheat 81 SO and dull.
Corn dull, Tor shelled 50. but ear being in light
supply at 50. Oats steady at 45 for No. l. Rye
firm at ll59I15. Barley in good demand at 400
l45 for spring, and 81 50@1 70 for fall. Whiskey
unchanged and firm at 80 in bond.
Provisions firm and unchanged at $Sl 75c
@.32 90 for mess pork: bulk meats held at 1870
l4l4; shoulders 7S1S, sides l51S packed bacon firm
at 151S for shoulders and 1917 clear sides. about
$50 hhds sold atthese rates chiefly to goEast Lard
sold al 151z and did not seem TO be in much de-
mand No contracts making for hogs. buyers and
feeder being fully 50 apart in their estimates: on
the spot hogs are selling at 50 coos 3 gross.
Nc change ingroceries and the demand good. But
ter and cheese unchanged. Timothy seed So; elo-
yer seed s.; potatoes 81 per Dbl. Coli l471S.
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new Yorl. Dry Goods market.
TBy Teiegraph.l

NEW YoRg. Oct. 16.-The frnlness in the dry
goods trade continues notwithstanding tho abb
sence Of business. The advance in cotton in Liy-
crPool to l51sd, and the light stocks Of lesding
characters in the markets adds TO the hrmness and
gives holders and increased confidence. IL is also
felt that the interior market Is not yet supplied
and that there must be a very liberal demand for
goods before the winter sets in. With this feel
ing manufacturers can afford 70 keep up prices
all leading goods a. fast as they arrive. In some
less desirable grades the stocks are increasing and
Augusta q. swirl River is; Prints, Merimac q.
Sprague 1919. COaukeEar IS Empire 49, brown
drills Amoskeag q Winthrop %
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MEETTEG OF Co1ORED CITIZENS. AT a
meetinqof the colored citizens held October
10th. 1866, the following gentlemen were
present: VIM. Sumner, Carol Napier, Peter
Lowery. Anderson Bush, Frank Parish.
Henry Harding Nelson Walker, Sampson
Keeble, Nelson Merry, Wade Hickman,
Tbos. Hodge, Buck Lewis, J. L. Brown,
Abraham Smith and Samual Lowery. Mr..
SUMNER was called to The Chair, and SA.4I.
LowERY was elected Secretary. The Chair
man stated that the object Of the meeting
was to fully set forth the feelings Of por-
ton of the colored citizens before the COM
munity ia relation 10 the feeling of excite
ment in regard to the reported bad feelings
which would issue in mob and massacre.
Elder PETER LowERY moved that there be
a committee appointed TO ascertain the fact
in relation to the supposed outbreak, which
investigation was duly made by committee
consisting Of WADE HICKMAN and FRANK
PARISH, who made an appropriate report.
A COMMITTEES was then appointed to set forth
the sense Of the meeting, in relation to the
feelings Of the colOred people towards peace
and good order. The committee consisted
Of NELSON WALKER, J. LOUIS BRowN and
SAMUEL LowERY, who reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The so reported outbreak Of
the colored citizens Of Nashville has been
thoroughly examined by us, as the old citi-
zens Of this place, and we find there is no
foundation for such report in our actions,
and we denounee the exaggeration as a
wicked attempt to enthrall US with bloodshed
and suffering Knowing the intentions, In all
public measures, of our people, we can speak
truthfully and say there has been no devised
arrangement; but we feel that we have been
injured by the report gaining circulation
that letters have been read in our churches
of an incendiary character, which is also
untrue. And we do hereby express our un.
reserved thanks 10 the Hon. w. MATT.
Brown, the city authorities and Secretary
FLETCHER, for so properly informing US Of
these rumors, so that we could have ascer-
tanned their foundation, if any had existed,
and to the City Attorney, THos. T. SNuLLY,
Esq.
We can reliably commend the integrity
and interest Of the colored citizens Of Mask
vile, as materially allied with the white
citizens in everything to advance their gen.
eral welfare and prosperity, etc.
All of which is respectfully submitted by
your committee.
NELSON WALKER,
J. LOFTS RROWN
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TIE Masonic TEXT Book OF TENNEs-
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions in
the Degrees Of Entered Apprentice; Fellow
Graft; Master Mason and Past Master.
Also, brief Digest Of the leading Prin-
ciples Of Masonic Jurisprudence Forms of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, etc.
Compiled and and arranged under the SUI
pervision of special committee, appointed
by the NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
Price 50 90. Sold by
W. C. COLLIER,
No. 81 Union street. Nashville Tenn
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Mi.ssRs FARNswoRrH AID CLARK,
represent over (l0,0OO,OOol Ten Millions Of
Dollars, constituting the Capitals Of the
most reliable Fire Insurance Companies Of
the East, with which they are prepared 70
take risks on Cotton, Fires, Gin Houses,
Stocks, etc, at reasonable rates.
oaioe, corner Of Union and Cherry SITS.
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ACCORDING to an official report of the
Secretary of War, the number of prisoners
taken on either side during the war with
the Southern States, compares as follows
Number of Federal prisoners taken, 260, $40;
number of COnfederates, 100000. Number
of Federal prisoners who died whilst incar-
cerated, q $40; number of Confederates who
died in Northern prisons, 26, 430.
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THE DETECTIVE PoLIeE--The corporate
authorities having abolished the Detective
Police system, the Chief r. NJ. CAvETr,
ESQ.,, has established an Office on his own
hook at the former room over .he Second
National Bank Mr.. c. has in his employ
a number Of his old comrades, aud viii at
tend strictlyso all commands, andguarantees
satisfaction.
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Louisville Market.
by telegraph

LOUISVILLE. October. 16.-Sales oflO3 hhds Of
leaf tobacco; common Jugs qoutsd q little. lower.
red wheat 81 IS. Corn in bulk 90 cents. Oats
so cents. Mess pork firm at $50 50. Bacon,
shoulders dull at l6c: clear sides 20. Prime
lard in tierces lie. Whisky 81 80. Nails ad-
vancea Soc per key.
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Itaisa aud amtfitaa.
III IL CITY


Our large circulation eompels US to go to press
at an early hour every night and hereafter ad-
vsrtisers must havein their fayors before O'Clock
N. Those that come after that hour cannot be
placed under the properly classified headings.
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RVcnInore MiIIs.


This property IS to be sold in order 10 close up
an old partnership concern, and % make distribu-
tion some Of the partics having died. IL consists
of some Thirteen Hundred Acres Of Land.
OF more, Is well waiered snd heavily timbcred,
and has on it the ab0vr named property. ~Sycn-
more Miii." for manufacturing Cotton arms,
GunpOwder. and for Weaving. AZ also Grist and
Saw Mill with all necessary buildings for families
shops etc. for all the hands necessary "a manage
the same, and Is wed worthy the attention Of capt
talists North and South, East and West, the wa
ter power being Of the finest character. and the
location sufficient for manufacturing ex-
tended scale.
Il is situated about four miles from Cumberland
river, and about eau diStan between Nashville
and Clarksville--about > miles above the latter.
and the same distance from the former.
Strangers coming hy way % the river would
perhaps hha il most convenient to land al Ashland
CITY AZ the head Of the Harpeth shoals
Bonds with good personal security will be re-
CURED. and lien retained To secure the purchase
money.
&C. Five Hundred Dollars in cash viii be re-
quired O. be paid and any OF all Of said purchase
money. can be paid aud stan interest az any time
MILES S. DRAUGH0N.
seplt-d&wtd Clerk and Master
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.-Flour inactive at SO 25@10
for Superfne; $ll 90 for single extra; 81 509l3-
so for double extra, and $l4 Q0@l5 90 for fancy.
Wheat fayoTs the buyer at 81 1902 20; prime
spring 81 60; prime fall 81 60@2 40. Corn frmer
at 78@84e. Oats lower at 46ee49. Provisions heavy
at 16s%c for bacon shoulders; 191z@l93< for cla8r
sides. Lard dull at l71S@l91z. Whiskey firm 1t
at 50 49,
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Foreign market by the Cabl,

LryERPOoL, Oct. 16.-The cotton market is quite
active with sales to-day Of 10000 bales. Middling
upland is quoted at l5szd. The weather is still
unfayorable for crops and the breadstuf market
tends upward. Corn has advanced to 80 q cent,
all for mixed western.
LONDON. Oct. 16.-The money market Is steady.
CousOls for money S91&. The following are the
closing prices for American securities: Erie, 49c;
Illinois Central 7S15c; sos 6S1sc..
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ais REWARD.

Il WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
the return OF information. that VIII enable
4 me recover SMALL. WHITE COW, abouttwo
and half years old, with short he[ns, m toier-
sbcni.ierz where she has been booked By other
cafsle. slippossd to bEsEying % make her way %
Major Is ~ kuinR.s fas1n. near Bell Buckle Ten
nessee' Nasis - JESSE THOMAS.
A. MELVILLE and Chsttanooga Hailr0ad Dspot.
aatf0--1E
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New Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Cotton steadier. Sales
Of $500 bales of low middling at 3S@39c Receipts
for four days 1890 against 1924 Exports
5.234. Sterling 81; New York Exchange Is to y
discount; freights to New York Is; Liverpool
-. Hayre IL
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Bank Of Tennessee is bought At 40c and is held
at IS, with but little doing. Some dealers are
holding At slightly higher figures.
Planters Bank il bought at 80 and held at
s26s3.
Union Bank is dull at 1915 buying. and 1880
selling.
Southern Bank notes are unchanged in rates.
Nashville Brokers are paying higher figures than
can be obtained in other markets.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-17

MnToNrAS TABLEAUx.-The attendance
at this magnificent exhibition increases
nightly. Last night there was quite a
throng. There will be a matinee this after
noon, and we would advise ell who cannot
attend at night, to visit this wonderful piano.
rama. Ole visit is worth ten times the
price Of admission. Recollect the matinee,
two o'clock this afternoon. Regular exhi-
bition at night.
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Noaiee ID EloelZhoIsIera.

y -.s'se Marine szd Fire Insurance Com
,sv,e, viii s. held 81 che oftcs 81 sRld company,
~ Il Norsh coilege street. on Mlnday, October
st prox. ~ W - s...--s-ff,
sep1e-td N
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Union aud American.
JoHE WALLACE & Co. DisD0fch.
ROBERTS, WArTERsoN a PURyIs.
Republican BONNER.
JAMES 7. BELL, \ Co.
Dolly Gazette.
Pass AND TIwEs Co.
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ARREST OF HORSE THIEF.-On Tues
day night Of last week, Mr.. JAMES WHITE
SIDES, who lives about eight miles from
Franklin, KY, had two horses stolen from
his stables. JAMES OLIVER, a noted thief,
was captured the next day, "wednesday, in
possession of one Of the stolen horsee His
partner, HY. CURTIS, succeeded in making
his escape at that time. Information was
sent to the police Of this city, with a full
description Of the party, and on Monday
last he was arrested on South Market street
by Officers TIGEoR and ALLISON.
Mr.. ALLISON took the prisoner to Frank
lin, KY, and turned him over to constable
named J. Wilson, who in turn placed a
guard over him, consisting Of acquaintance
of the guilty party. By some hocus pocus
arrangement CURTIS was allowed to escape
from the guard, and is again at large. We
understand $50 reward has been offered for
his re-arrest.
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Special Notices. Doc o line. Cor time 40 and l0e
Tor each additional insertion.
All advertisements considered due after first in
eeriion.
An changes will be charged for az SOC square.
Advertisements inserted longer than months
C3m) lG per cent. win be deducted from the second
quarter. IS from the third. and % per cent. from
tha faf7rfh
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BEPonn EsauiRE MEAcHAM.-H FNRy
Wu11ANs colored, charged with stealing
s. from Mrs. HroHEs. was remanded 60
iaI 70 await ne action Of she Criminal
Court.
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FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNooN.-The
alarm of FIRE yesterday was occasioned by
the burning Of feather bed in the back
room of the third story Of No. los, Front
street, the property Of Mr.. JAMES PARISH.
S. L. DAVIS occupied the room in which
the fire occurred. The flames we're subdued
before the arrival of the engines. The fire
is supposed TO have been the work Of an
incendiary. Damages about S15O-fully
insured.
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Best Gard of the Season !
SPLENDID SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT AUCTION!
Most Desirable Locations for
Country Residences.

WE WILL OFFER AT. PUBLIC SALE ON
wv Thursday, the 10th of October,
on the premises, 43 ACRES OF LAND,
ssBOseobelI.'' the residence Of DIR. G. ID. ELL
OFT before the war. and the most beautiful place
in the vicinity of the city, and still one of the
most desirable ever offered in this market. said
property is located on the Franklin Turnpike, ~
miles from the Court House, in one Of the best
neghbOrboods in the county, with the Spruce
street and Franklin Pike Street Railroad now in
n state of projection and to be completed in sixty
DAYS to within a half mile of it, and expectation
Of its early extension beyond il. The property
is divided into Lots to suit purchasers, whilst the
Residence with 10 of ground attached. offers
particular attractions. The house, a two story
brick exclusive of basement. contains Is rooms.
there are two neYer-faing wells three cisterns, q
choice collection Of fruit trees and the yard deco
rated with Shrubs, Flowers and Evergreens.
The smaller and unimproved Lots are very de-
sirable and offer, in consequences OF their high.
healthy, and convenient location, every induce
ment to persons desiring 10 secure suburban
homes.
A splendid collation. will be served on the oc-
casion, and Omnibuses leave our Offices on day Of
sale at 10 o'clock precisely.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known on day Of
EVERY BODY COMET
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
j. L. & Il. W. BROWN.
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT,
ID August Term. in the case of w. w. Allen, ct
ais, vs.. David NJ. Allen, ct ais, we will, in con-
junction with p. L. NichOl, County Court Clerk
on the premises at III O'clock the
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MONETARY AND GOHHEReIAL.
w. wss ~ tbs w,

0FTscE or TIKI UxIox AND ANsnfcAx I
WEDNESDAY. October Il. ls66
MoSEFARx.-Geld has taken sudden fall. bsr-
ing opened At 1875 was atlis1z At noon, declined
10 1875 at P. n. and closed at 49, Dealers here
were paying 147 and selling at I5o.
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OK and afser Oct. 2Oth, the Sewanee Goals
viii be sold al 30 cents per busheL
octl6 A. s. CoLYAR.
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REcoRDEk's CoURr.-Judge FOSTER has
adopted new rules in the Police Court
Smoking has been prohibited, and the legal
fraternity, police, witnesses, andrsporters are
alone allowed inside the bar while the Court
Is in session. Officers whose cases are not
on trial must remain seated. This is very
good rule, and if adhered to, as we have no
doubt it viii be, il viii afford great relief
TO parties having business with the court.
Ten cases were on the docket, and fines
and costs assessed to the amount Of SI26.
Disonderlg Conduot.--Jobn Jones, 50; J.
o. Davis $50; Charles Hammer, sl4; T. P.
Herrot, SIS; II. Stuff, S. Morris Abrams,
s. Thomas Dowd, Sl4
Fores.aliing he Marka-F. Ralmoree, SO;
G. Foreman, 50.
Waking he Streets piA Prostituie-E.
p. Harris, sl4.