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FIRsr PAGE.-Message Of Governor Brownlow-
The Miracle Of Bracciana-The German War as
Seen Al Home-A New Phase Of the Radical Slave
Irado-Cholera. Whatisit? and How to Avoid it
Consrsss and the internal Revenue Bill-What
They Want
FovnrH PAGE.-Civitas Dei-Man's Destiny
WAY Christians sufer-A Beautigal Picture Of
Contcntmenf
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QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
Two Daily Through Trains, Making
Direct Connections at Louisville for
the East. West and North.

oIeHIntTs OF o , MINI lIlu EtONlt ; Line IeHNe
Louisville at 100 noon daily, and at 500 NJ
daily. arriving in Cincinnati in time to connect
with early morning trains for the East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 20 ST. Louis,
Chicago, Cincinnati, and all principal Eastern
Cities. RS- The Night Express leaving at go
NJ and Gallatin at $40 A NJ, will stop at in
termediate stations between Gallatin and Nash
ville except on Sundays, for through passengers.
Gallatin Accommodation viii Tnn daily except
Sundays a. follows: Leave Galiatin at 200 NJ,
arrive at Nashville at 900 p NJ Returning.
leaves Nashville at 40 2 NJ. arrive at Gallatin
OF $40 P NJ. Stops at all intern sdiate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. 4 n. r. r.
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ToNsORIAL SALOON.
FRANK PARRISH,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND EVER RE-
i LIABLE BARBER and Hair Dresser, has
the honor 70 inform his many friends and the
public, that Bis Shaving and Hair Dressing Sa-
loon, next door 20 the New Express Building. and
opposite the Masonic Temple. Btill remains open
for their custom, HIS BARRIERS are expert in their
business, attentive and polite. and always fully
up 70 the latest styles and fashions n their line
he aolicits a call from All old and new Friends
promising 10 all full satisfaction.
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A HDEOUs ATTEMPT AT JOKE.-A
Washington correspondent gives the follow
ing as the grimest joke OF the season:
A bill granting land to the State of Min
nesota was under consideration in the
House, pending which THAD. STEVENS,
sent to the Clerks desk and asked to have
read what he said was an amendment to the
bill, whereupon the Clerk read dispatch
from Governor HAwLEY, of Connecticut, to
Hon. c. c. DEMING, announcing that the
Connecticut Legislature had approved the
late Constitutional amendment.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

+ DESIRE TO ASCERTAIN THE NAME OF
L the party who buried a man in the Old City
Cemetery. on the headboard Of whose grave is the
following inscription: ALLEN, LIST Alabama
Cavalry. c. S. A." Any person who can give the
information desired viii greatly Oblge his brother
By communicating the same 70 this Office
july6-iwH G. A. ALLEN.
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II Is considered important enough TO
publish in Paris that the Empress Of the
French wears spurs when riding. Her horse
= trained 10 their use.
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lF YOU want 20 get favor from a man
feed him. A man Is like a horse he can't
be managed till he has had BIT in his
mouth.
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And continuing at the same hour on the Iefh
and Ill., the following pieces or parcels Of
ground
About Fifty Lots fronting on Cherry street, be-
tween the shville Cemetery and Franklin street.
and beyond Franklin street.
Also about Twelve Acres on the river, immedi-
atey above the City WaterwOrks.
Sixteen Feet fronting on Water street next 10
the Suspension Bridge.
Ten Feet between the City Hotel and d. F. Car
ter's on the Public Square.
Thirty-four Feet fronting on North Market
street, between the property Of c. r. H. Martin
and the heirs Of VIM. Pybus, and Block Of Lots
fronting on Crawford and Summer street. known
as the Corporation Quarter
Also, about Fifteen Feet. more or less. fronting
on Front street. az the lower end Of the City
Wharf and fronting Spring street.
Plots Of said ground viii be exhibited on the
day Of sale,
TERMS-0ne-third cash the balance In enc
ard two years. Notes bearing lawful interest
trOm date, with a. lien retained upon the land until
final payment.
W. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
JAMES SLOAN,1
r. WOODFIN, COMMITTEE
A. S. EDWARDS)
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Young KETCHUM having been pardoned
out of Sing Sing, thinks they won't Ketch-im
there again soon.
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NEARLY twice as many divorces have
beer granted in New York this year over
last.
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NOTICE.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL insurance Co
N.gk~sTl. EFk Tmgv TaEg

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DT
"A RECTORS. held this day. dividend Of fiy,
per cent. was declared, payable on demand. ere,
" inlgi@iE b. b. McNAIRY. sesrstary.
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REAL E S TATE
Belonging to the City.
MONDAY. lily aTH-

TTHE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY.
i in conjunction with the Mayor, will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises, commencing at
10O'clOck
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500 IabOrers VVanteo
METCALF & MCMILLAN.
TNsOLVEsT NOTICE-WHRRRAs me-

I NsOLYEsT NOTdCE--WHEREAs.T TROY
j :. BROOM. Admiuistrator Of the Estate of
William y. Gle, deceased has this day surzestsd
% the Clerk Of the County Court q Hickman
County, Ieuuegsee, the insolvency % said Esiafe
All perzons. therefore. having claims aFansf aid
Estate, are hgre1y notified ~ Gle thea with the
said Clerk Of the County Court % said coHnty
legally authenticated OF before the alih day 81
funei-HHs 4. 8. BROOCH. Adm'r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For ST. LOUiS.

TIME REGULAR PACKET IMPERIAL,
i Captain MCCOMAs. will positively leave as
above THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. For
freight or passage apply on board, or TO
H. II. HARRISON & SON.
iuIvg-1t Agents
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TENNESSEE COLONIAL
AND
immigration Company
incorporated by an Act OF the General
Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee.
Passed May 24th, 1866.
Authorized Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO,
10000 Shares Of $50 Each.
GENERALIZATION
oFFIoERs ELECTED By THE BOARD
Maj.-Gen. GEO. H. THOMAS, President.
Maj.-Gen. K. W. JOHNSON, Vice President.
FELIX r. CHEATHAM, Secretary.
ANS0N NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEPH SAUDEk. Genl In AGENT

THE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PANY are to encourage immigration to our
State and to supply the demand for every deseriP-
ton Of labor.
They propose to accomplish the first of these
objects by purchasing lands, where suitable water
power CT other advantages may be had for manu-
featuring purposes; and also By purchasing lands,
in large tracts, near cities rivers and railroads.
These lands will be divided into suitable lots or
tracts, and alternate tracts sold to the immigrant
at or near cost, the purchaser paying one fourth
cash and the remainder IN one, two and three
years.
The Company will also act as agent for large
landholders who desire to have their lands colo
nized.
The Company proposes to supply the demand
for labor by furnishing Mechanics, Gardeners, and
all description of labOrers. They will secure this
laboT by being able to guarantee employment at
remuneratiVe prices in the most healthy and
genial climate Of the world, and they expect to
satisfy the employer by guaranteeing the deliver
ing of the labOrers to him at any shipping point
or railroad station. Our system for furnishing all
kinds Of labor to all parts of the State expect
to make perfect For the detail We refer to our
circular on labor.
The profits of the Company will be derived from
the ultimate sale Of the alternate tracts of lands
retained, and from the building up Of villages and
towns in places adapted to that purpose, and from
the aiding of manufactures and the general deTel-
opment Of the agricultural and mineral resources
of the State and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying of operatives
The basis Of our stock being the lands Of she
Company, any Improvement Of them must enhance
the value of the stock in the ratio. and there
by be safe and profitable investment to the
stakeholder.
The principal Office will be in Nashville, Ten
nessee, and the Company design to establish sub
agencies in every county in the State. Subscrip-
ton books are in the hands of Arson Nelson,
Treasurer: Felix R. Cheatham, Secretary; and
JOS Sa1dek, General Immigration Agent, who
are authorized to receive subscriptions for the
WIN - '-' pong GEO. II. THOMAS.
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FELIX Il.
CTTV LAWS

An ACT TO CHANGE THE REVENUE
"A Laws Of the Corporation Of Nashville: That
hereafter the Clerk of the County Court of Da-
wilson county shall have no authority to perform
the duties prescribed in Section 8 of Revenue
Laws but it shall be the duty of the Recorder. and
he is hereby authorized to issue licenses and take
bonds as prescribed by said section instead Of the
Clerk Of said Court.
Passed both Boards on June %. 1866.
WMATT BROWN,
julyi-1w D. C. Mayor.
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FOR RENT

THE ROCK CITY SALOON. no. G NORTH
II Cherry street. Apply TO
julys-lE eHAs. MARTIN & co.
D. 3. q. PAT.
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NOTICE.
RIDDLEBERGER

y. y. RIDDLEBERGE
MOULD INFORM HIS OLD FRIENDS
w and patrons that since Greenbacks have be
come so scarce, he viii furnish q GOOD AND
REGULAR DINNER, every day, from IL to
o'clock, at the low price of
FIFTY CENTS.
Call around friends, and see me, as in days gone
by. Very respectfully,
july4 S. S. RTDDLEBERGER.
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NOfipe IA Tax Paw
McGAVOCK a. MT. VERNON
HORSE RAILROAD.

THE BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR SUR
i scripfiOns Of stock in this company, and WI
be found in the office Of the company, No. . Co
dar street, upstairs, and in the hands Of John B.
johnson, james WhitwOrth, Felix K. Cheatham,
James Mclaughlin, III. q. ScOvel. Adam Harsh,
FELIX r. CHEATHAM,
julyl-lm President.
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THE PuILADELPHIA CONVENTION.

JOHN ALEX. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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For Cincinnati.
DISSOLUTION.

TVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the style of ALLISONS q
KIRKMAN, is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent james p Kirkman retiring from said
Firm.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
4 TERRIBLE sTony-MuHUtA AND cAnNBAllsM.

From the Helena fMontana) Republican. August al
from reliable sources learn the following part
lars OF tragedy which has recently taken place beyond
the range and which would be worthy the times OF tn
Borgas Some time in May last man representing him
self 10 be minister OF the gospel stopped at an sh
mans ranch situated at Tobacco Plains the from
Pend d'0ree Lake 70 the Kootcnai Mines
Hero the reverend gentleman remained quiet long
time Soon after he made his appearance the rishman
was missed from the locality but as his place was
remote portion Of the country and mounaineers
proverbaiIy Of rambling disposition, bat little notice
was taken OF hts disappearance.
In the meantime the quondam preacher stepped nto
ranchero and essayed 20 keep public house. tating
pains 20 inform all nquirng friends o the previous pro-
prie,or tina, he had bought out the irsnman, aud
that the latter had gone 10 the lower country
THIS seemed plausible story, and was readily believed
until one day friends OF the missing man, who had
been calling nj the house, and aerward searching for
their horses found human bones and complete hand
upon which they discovered frecke marks.
After this horrible discovery they demanded an e1pa
nation from their late host aud Informed that the
remains 10 question belonged 10 an Indian that had been
recently killed, and that he would burn them
No sooner was the conversation ended than inc sup
posed preacher commenced arryng MS intentions 70
DESTROY the remains into effect but the friends OF the
missing irishman, misrus,ing that all was not rrht
deferred him, and commenced closely questioning him.
When finally dr. ven 10 the vail he made such conies-
ever disgrnced Gods footstoo BY his presence He bad
never bought the RANCH but had forced bill of sale
from his former landlord aud Afterwards murdered him
Not satisfied with this, our informant tells rs, 20
HACKED 10 pieces and cooked the corpse OF The unf
nate man. and served up In vsrousy prepared dishes
travellers stopping al his place We rejoice Vial tae
vllapeus hypQsrits hs peen hvnx-
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

L.cEo. port s Sss:ea rosas % P.ss Ss
July sia 9-iS por. .h, New Hampshire. Lord,
M.I4s4 Aasis-cd bark Lord Clan nd0n tBr Lavender
61.s1: July sx5 S.sf Lsnssi Ray Aalt. from 49,,
l7s a ZIP ssS.Ss ss% S:l.s
$ Ss sss brig hs
sI1oss BAr. 0dH. june as-sld Cosarslu. Emerson,
s7oi!; oss "a $s1sa .
'iss: ss
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 1e-Ar schr John Rspp Cole.
BOSTON, Aug So,A.r .chr Amerisas Kssle. Mcfarland
S. Gs Ss sn
timer: % va Wood: Hoe; xi:e sid bdss koSsE Wing
sssi s:;
s$:s. s;':ss: sss'' %a
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sssrss sS c
dss!ss ss. Bower 8 john Es g lcsS MsiSSuies
sa IL eid sss ss sr: :' Ps1ilsss
sdl Gid briss wsrsdals Mosssd, cardsnas; Tangent.
% r.. Es: cs:.s s
.s4 s % .so xa%
$s bark E:ssr Primes. e,s,: L; L.
Boston; Cid ship zou.ye whu,ore Antwerp brss Ella
schrs Sidney Pnce. GODFREY, Charlestown; Clarke,
Clarke Cambridge; BroonAn, Douglas, Providence -
PROVIDENCE Aug 29-Arr schrs Ontario Barber, Eliza
ssthport Mary Brshsn DO SD schrs Hssph
Conklin do; Christopher Pendeton. Wood do Anna
Hayes, Tton. Elizsbehpor United, Henderson, do Try
Haven vsrrli DO; Jones, Davis NYork; ccgy Chase.
do Flora Sawyer Read dol veats Clark do; Caroline 9,
Pomeroy, do; Magnnm Bonum, staplss do; Milton Ray
mond do; Frank Emily Colby Phiadelphia !or Bangor:
ders do Julia Ann, Wells do Ida YAH. Hastings. New
York.
30h-Arr schrs Clark Gates. Piadelphia BENZ Strong
Brown. Ehzabe,hport sid brgs Sea Breeze Coonbs Ban
delphia); ;chrs Hart Eswley BalnmoTe James Ma
Endcott Cordelia ,Newkrk, Huntey. and Bvena VISTA
son, Phinney Jabez L white. Davis; Washing gon Chad
wick Richard Law, York: Chief. Champlin; Charles
Thos Thorne Scranton; Cosmns Hall; julius Webb,
RICHMOND Aug 29-Arr schr Isabel Thornton, Clifford,
Rna
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
Marine lpisasters.

BR'G LEOPARD (Fr), LeMonnier, from Msn1anilo for
Reep Ans h and BY
Ing part her cargo Vessel has arrived At Key wss, leak
jude of the Admiralty Court being from Key wes
return.
ss,s B.oas. Boyss from ,s for New York
snsed heavy aeSe badly acs oad
which has relieved vessel considerable extent would
proceed about the 18th without making any pairs Deck
load Of umber has been sold at public aon order Of
Master about 26 feet there being no vessel there take
1t to It's destination.
asnsHo, from New yo. before reported
sai. he
ascssssy to throw part Of her sess load
ssed and spare sail. and By sespns he
complete wreck having sancheons buiwsrks carried
ns damage anu ''"''''' ' ''-'' 'f'"'S' WIN ''A''
FISHING souoosnR MARrHA Of and from Gloucester,
slSor TAyr..rS Ray from % New d Bedford ford for
she saud be to Ss shore sunk
s 1ss Of so o he ass and
CAgK Tows CGH July ls-The Nsythorn. Taylor from
Afyab for New York which pu. into Alsoa Bay much
radder was de destroyed "e'
scHR HAxns. A. 80 tons, old messuremen built At
e: .ss ofR
sr h. from under the command Of Capt
LAuscuxp-At Cape Neddck, Me- Aug 81. from the yard
% isabel sehr e about i son: called The sarah
coaster.
o hss as .s s a s' sssa e
At Denaysyiie isih ulL schr called the 7 W Allen.
,s s:ss z: &. IN, y sns
s sss ss 50
f fss ass barb i..is Jsss:sn sss i fsss: y.,a
eo@@s"s @s SSlsa her, y and doth others % q oriisad
Conn s 'ss 2. s'
nsmss Gea fo he general s
meas, and win be commanded BY Capt William dreenman.
Al Cuier Ne. Aug n, from the yard Of Mr stevens.
sn ss en 81 builders. and cs
fhinney q Sandwich who e to eo%mspd n nsr .rr,.
brig ~ Sa Ss s.!s
SsP.o John ccn @tss " cseyasd William Cara Ws:
and parties In New York.
sehr wild Pigeon from Havana for Srork Aug 2s lat .
Foreign Ports.
:gI ;S s:s = .;:
Hs s SDs o ssss % 81 %
Tor Syors; NonssIs Weston. for Eaalmsn tcS.rd ss.
ballard Snsi e.rs P.%o. Vaughn S.sss. june
Is une and Others :. before a. ..,,. c,, =, s,,.
tBr Hughes zoe so.ssn Ns xsrc.S: gr fer San Fran.
'iSs say Ss sss- a Ss aaaswss Jordan Turks r
and h. Elsey tBr Casey fnagua i2sh Indies Chisholm.
Barbtdoe-
port Aug II brig Kate Freeman Gardiner. for New
York days
Hone Koss, June z-Arr ship Golden Hind. Davies,
Haaaoa ,sRAcs r. Aug s-Arr brig Billow Crest camm
nav YORK; llh, Hove, Canning. do 18th. Atlanta Whe
Ion, do.
TaLIsAs. Ms, Aug E-cld brig Frank W, Jolne. savan-
nah.
LIVERPOOL Aug Is-Arr louisiana ts), Thompson Nyork
ADV 18th, Dernisn, tsl fcr Quebec sd; China ts for
Boston sept Malta Cor kew.York Aus 2l City Of New
YORK - do 22d Virginia. sl for do do; Scotia tsl for
a. 2aa Sw e s,nssss,er S DO soi Puritan kncwss
Hf,snt fef Nes Y6rs Aug DO Minnebah Bursiey for Dc
AL Southampton, Smhwick for do 1th, Helen Sands.
OTIS Tor Phnadelyhis nd Ann Dunn for Baltimore 18th,
Card gan Wiikin scu ChArieran b. eorgs Huribut
NAsalu Nozzle sept 1, FILE N FAr Gal
vesca lua IS. W.snel Issrfrs fs- 0t.~sus~cs As
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
a. under:-
"<~f. Es<1san

There was a brisker demand than usual on Saturday
for foreign exchange and the rate for bankers sterling
advanced Y y per cent This was mainly due to the
decline OF gold which is not expected to continue; and
hence the purchase before the reaction sets in
The quotations for consos and American securities in
London we're as follows to-day and previous
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

In last we were Inadvertently made to refer to
reduction Of the Bank OF England rate Of discount TO six
instead Of per cent The rates Of discount In the
leading European cities subjoned d-London IT.
Parts, 3k-s; Vienna, SO; Berlin, 5-e Frankfort, O.
o; Amsterdam, CT; Turin So; Brussels SIS; Madrid
9-10 Hamburg, 0-3; ST. Petersburg, 5h-sh.
The New York herald., 1866-09-02
the daily range of the gold marke. wns as follows

Mining stocks were dull AZ the first board Coium-
n Gold and silver closed &c. higher than at the
Inc yesterday, selling at 81 IS; Downevlle Gold &c.
Lglng at 81 "a; Rocky Mountain 4Sc, selling at ~ %;
suash Parmlee was 30. lower selling at 50 IS; At
lanc and Pacnc sold at 81 So corydon 80 90, Holman
Gou SOC. d. 81 New York Gold 81 40.
Asrong argument In favor of free trade Is bong fur
nish,d in Franco at present time by the unproduc
uvemss Of the tariff, remafking upon which an English
Journal says
Tho import duties the 6et six months OF the pres.
ont yosr only 56i63 ooof f2 2s6 ooo, and that
penscs Of collection are deducted. II. however IL
should not be thought desirable 10 sweep away customs
ssscsher they ought TO be subjected 70 yisorous @ 70
Obtained from certain articlcs2< 900 DOOR from susa
u. Ns coof from coffee, Asl3,ooof from coal. and We
months, DO not produce any given article an amount
equal 70 tho last mentioned one, not worth retain
ing Now, in ali the French tarr .here is no one srt
clio which gave even half OF lsls,o00r That which
stood noss s o, 70 coal was wooen tissues and Yielded
sas. ar1 ~ shose o,a which & came S
liz o0oG Most Of the others ranged from s,000f 10
5000, that y from as2o 10 f27eoo. Some were
The foreign imports At New York for the seven
months from January ! we're as sus!c.n'd;- 90,
ss % tsr ss2sS .,9.SSs 50 q @
pssis pee sss bullion SssSs sssss S isSsss s%
Total ent port sieo ia 800 $780, 2s4 2is
Hdn from whsc. 3e,220,6i0 b0,23e, 232 b9,07s,0o0
The currency vauc OF the exports from New York TO
rsgn pors Tor seven months from January compare
Sllows.- -
1894 1895 1sds
mes produce. slli, ,e3s sos ssoe7ool3 sllT era
tfeign free goods GOT O69 663 l32 4s6,O63
nt dauahle.. o.2693l5 2,t056i5 3427,1il
''ei' and bullion ai,oos,.So ls,ese.I4s n,oos,sss
al exports ts2 e14 42s s1o2 a7s sos sra $40 2Is
rae ea s,os 81 srsci.. iai sts79 go $50
1884 1895 1sss
- yaiy e3 SIS sts a soTTs 27o os e1f, ,5o7 fsc 90
sssy mos a2,4e3 22A % sseo5bT7 o. 81 5as ise 7s
Saos .oAa072 ~ sAsa'assa 70 e1soss,2ze %
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

The receipts Of treasure from California since Jan ua
this year and for the corresponding period IN 1000
have been as follows
The New York herald., 1866-09-02

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Murrirn.

IL
CARLEros-MEpRiTr SATURDAY., September I. at
the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev DR. Os
good Mr. ISAAC 8. CARLETON 70 Miss ABnIs E. MERRITT,
daughter OF Colonel James P. Merritt
PRiladephia, Buffalo and st. Johns (New Brunswick)
papers please copy.
CoSoyER-KE1TLE LE-Oa Tuesday, August 20, at 81.
Matthews church. Philadelphia, bv the Rev. S. W. Hal
lowell Mr.. DAVID + CosovyR TO Miss MARY KETTLE
daughter Of L. Kettle, Esq, all of ofPbiadelphia
HEssAN-SMyrus On Saturday, September l, by the
Rev. Father McGuire JoHN NassnA to MARGARET THE,
both o. Nenagb, Ireland Immediately after the mari
monal ceremony the happy pair left by the City of
Paris for a short tour 20 Europe
PHRLAN-RYAN.-On Monday August q, at the church
Of the Holy Cross, by the Rev. Father Nelly, :. y,
PHEiAs to LIZZIE NJ second daughter OF the late wv
RYAN, ESQ, formerly OF tho city of Cork, Ireland.
RIcHARnsoS-CotGAs s--on Saturday, September l, in
Brooklyn, at Sydney place church, by the Rev. DR..
Friel, JOSEPH Il. RcBARDSOS, Of New York, to MARI,
daughter OF Domnck colgan, Of Brooklyn.
woLvr-Hxsrz On "Wednesday, August 20, at the
residence OF the brides relatives. by Rev. Dr Adler,
Mr. NATHAN woLyy of Thomasvlle, Ca, to Miss RAoHeL
HERTZ Of this CITY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-10

bill. The manufacturers at first did not
favor the rate asked for 10y the various
Wool. Growers Associations of 10 cents
and 10 per cent, al valorem but receded
ultimately and wool producers in Yer
mont might rest assured that the Justice
of their petition was acknowledged and
number of prominent congressman eX-
pressed their qualification at the sending
Of a committee to represent the wool in
terest OF Vermont before the tariff com
mIttvc ot Congress,
Mr. Hammond Farther said that a
specific duty would be imposed by the
new tariff bill aNorim@ protection equal
To l3 cents ami - mills,
RtuovAL.-The Burlington Seuttue,
sssrss that Hon Daniel Roberts mas hrru
removed from the place o. special agent
Of the United States Treasury Depart
mem, We Us vet SUE no moH@on'oS the
removal N eithcr o. th, Darlington
daily papers.