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Cincinnati Market.
by telegraph

CINCINNATI. July 3-FIour dull but prices un-
changed-sUperfne s. 5Ogg >. Wheat in but
moderate demand-N0. l red 3 80; Extra Spring
is held at 3 ~. Corn Is in demand ut 62d63 for
mixed in elevator: white at $500. Oats in good
demand-iO for No. ,. and 45 for No. Rye goo
%. Whisky steady-s2 > duty paid, and - z IN
mand is light. Bulk meats are higher--shOulders
l4l sides l7I5 and clear sides 1872, with sales OF
10000 TBS; at the close l452 was refused for shout
ders, holders asking Is. Bacon firm and not much
offered. Lard dull and could have been bought
at 2liZ Groceries unchanged and quIet-Sugar
l3Gl6 Coffee 3jG3l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our Special Dispatches.
THE MEMPHIS DUFT.
TIVE Editors go out to Fight
THE PARTIES ARRESTED.

Special Dispatch to the Union and American
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Gen. JORDAN, editor
Of the Appeal, on Saturday, challenged Col.
N. c. GALLAwAY, editor of the 1ualanehs
to fight duel. The challenge was accepted,
and the parties went into Mississippi, and
were arrested at fernando, and placed
under bonds to keep the peace. 1t is not
considered settled.
The difficulty grew out Of structures by
the Arulanche of an article contributed by
Gen. JORDAN to Hnpe's Magazine, last
summer
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TRv TeleVraDh ]

NEw YORK, July 3.-Cotton very dull and
nominal 26@3Sc for middling upland Flour less
active and heavy. except for No. and superfne
which command full prices-SS S0GSlO . for ex-
ira r. H. o.; SO 30gSl3 IS for trade brands. clos
ing quiet. Whisky quiet-S2 26 for Western.
Wheat very dun and strongly tending down
ward-Sl 50 for unsound choice spring; g IS for
good new No. 2 Michigan, and s. IS for No. l do.
Rye steady-Sl Is for Western. Corn lH3c bet
ter; coed export demands S4dS5c; for unsOuud
new mixed Western 1aSg for sound do. chiefly
at 81 "a Sc, for latter. Oats opened lg2c lower
50e Sc for new Western, and closed rather more
steady. Petroleum 42c, Pork lOwer-S.}3a - 50
for new mess; closing at So 80 cash; S29 80 for old
do, and SD . for prime. Beef steady. Beef
hams dull. Cut meats frm-l3l4 6l5l[ for shout
ders; l5al7 for hams. Lard heavy and decln-
ing-lQd2lk
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SAN Francisco, July 3.-The Central
Pacific Railroad is completed to Dutch Flat,
Iixty-seven miles beyond Sacramento, at an
elevation Of three hundred and forty-six feet.
Negroes are excluded from participating
IN the celebration Of the coming Fourth.
Mining shares are active and prices bet
ter OPhir, 225; Yellow Jacket, 745; Le-
gal Tender. Il
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ARRISr OF a MICRO THEE Some two
weeks since a hucSster establishment near
the Erm of OzNNNE * WARD. ou Summer
street was broken open and robbed The
burglary was a mystery until yesterday,
when the arrest Of a negro named GEAYsoN,
on charge of breaking open the OzANNE
firm. revealed the true thief The following
are the circumstances that led 60 his arrest
E7rlv last Sabbath morning as one Of the
clerks was returning from his clearinghouse,
hc Observed a negro walking away from the
store door with q large markot-baskci on his
head. evidently filled with yaluablgs. lie
called 20 the negro 10 halt instead Of ar
resting him. The negro threw the basket to
the ground and made his escape The has.
kel was found 90 be one that was stolen from
the huekstcr establishment, and its contents
from the above fun. a duc-hi,l In "a,
yorof the boy, GRAyzoN, was also found in
thc basket which had been given TO him the
day before bv the proprietor of the Irwin
House. Cor some work that ho had done for
him. This duc-bill was furnished Co the ID be.
tcc;iye Police, Who soon arrested him aud
lodged him in the vorhhousc. lie will b,
tried to-day
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Stables Burned-One Fireman Killed
Great Loss of Fine stock.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The stables of J.
{. JACKSON, in Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn,
were destroyed by fire last night
EDMOND CLOCK. a member Of Engine
Company No. 9, was run over and killed.
There was a large number of valuable
horses in the stables, all of which persisted.
Among them was the Hamiltonian stallion,
Mystery, Waived at $1,000; Red Jacket
valued at $1,000; Sunshine 81 900; and
Pembar, 81, 900.
The other horses were valued in the ag-
gregate at $1,000 The coaches and carri-
ages at 5000 Loss on building $4,000. 4
COlored man named RICHARDSON is under
arrest on suspicion Of setting the fire.
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JoHN P. MORTON x Co, Publishers of
Louisville, Ky, have recently brought out a
series Of School Books, which ha We met with
a most favorable reception from the parents
and teachers of the Southern States.
The series embraces GooDRICH's Readers
from one TO six, BUFFERS Grammars, and
TowNE's Arithmetics and Algebra-the
whole constituting system Of primary
school texts, in all respects acceptable to the
Southern trade. We are assured they are
the cheapest school books now published /;
and deserve the attention and examination
Of the general public.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

10y 4titbAdpu-I
NEw YORK, July 3.-Money market steady at
4G5 per cent for call loans. Sterling rather easier
at l0SG 1851. Gold lower, opening at l53. decin-
ing 10 l525s advancing to l535S, and closing at
1881. Government stocks a shade better
FreightS to Liverpool are firm.
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For Debility, Loss Of Appetite. Wcafue-.. Trdi-
ge'it"n 90 Dyspepsia, want ofafti0U on the Liver
DisUiaered stomach. there are no E.s.rr= th1t
compare Wlfh fhese ia removing these li-fr-ssir-
complaints. Tor sale OF can be had lt an Dru-
STORE ga me luited States, or from the IrOpric-
tors, Louisville. ny. corner Seventh and Grro1
Streets O. whom an orders should to- Addressed.
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MEDICAL
FOR CHH.IS AMI FEVEE
Use the Best:
HURLEI'S AGUE TONIC

N ct y alls-Alwags {, be Depended J----
-,l.nils more reliable than Hgrleys T1a.c
~ Ill cure Aslc and Fever. Calls ana fs--5- .-
" terinlttent Fever. DU-b-Ague E-erv -,
Who mas tined l1u-leys LJaic srcaks in - L-h.ts
terms OF &C. As curative agent it Is uus1rp- -sel
ana moro certain Than Iuinlue. No BAL p -uI4s
from usillE lil RILEY = TONIC. Eylrvbod. brrIJ
usc hl lbt s. ACT = TONIC. send order o.
HjkLEi. RUpDDLE x co.
Proprietor, Louisville ~
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western Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, July S.-The Government Com
mlssiOners have examined and accepted an
additional twenty miles of the Western Pa
citc railroad. Onehundred and twenty-five
miles are now in running order Regular
passenger trains, carrying the daily mails
commenced running to Columbus the first Of
July. At Columbus the daily line Cf over
land stages connect with the railroad.
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erty Of the United States at that point is no
necessary or advantageous to the pubiie in
! terest, and he recommends that as soon a.
that department can be broken up, all the
( public lands, buildings and other property
there be sold, andthe proceeds Of the sale be
applied 10 the construction Of the armOry in
the West, as authorized BY law.
The Niagara Ship Canal.
Meets with more opposition than was anti
cipated. 1t is asserted that political Interests
have got mixed up with it.
The Mails from San Francisco 60
China.
The bill relieving the San Francisco and
China Mail Steamship Company from their
obligation at Honolulu, will shorten the pas
sage between San Francisco and China from
seven to ten days. 1t will enable the Ameri-
can line to compete in point of time with
the English mail line The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company ask to be relieved of
portion of service under their contract
without a reduction Of the contracted pri-
ces.
Confirmed.
The Senate, in executive session to-day
confirmed the Commissioners under the act
TO reimburse the State of Missouri for ex-
pendiures incurred in enlisting, equipping
and provisioning a militia force to aid in
suppTeSsing the rebellion, and also confirm
ed the nomination of J. NJ. HUMPHREYS as
Collector of Customs at Richmond, Vir-
giBia.
Generals SteedmRn and Fullerton. g
Generals STEEDMAN and FULLERTON
having completed their investigation in Mis-
sissippi, arrived in New Orleans yesterday,
from whence they will make up and forward
their report on Alabama and Mississippi.
They conclude their investigations with
Louisiana and Texas.
Rejected Nominations.
A Times special says: During the past
week the Senate has rejected an unusual
number of the Presidents nominations,
most Of them men of unexceptional military
record. Among the reflections of last Satur-
day were Colonel RUFUS CHENEY, of Wis
cOnsin, nominated as Assessor of the first
Congressional District of that State and
Colonel GEORGE GENTY, of the same
State, nominated as Assessor Of the Fifth
District. Colonel GENTY served calamity
in the late war. Two of his brothers were
killed and his father served as 4 private
during the war. Colonel CHEVY served with
credit as a paymaster. The Senate also re-
jected Colonel A. J. Fulton, nOmi~ated rs
Assessor Of the Fifteenth District Penn
sylvania, who was an officer of good record.
VIM EDWARDS, a faithful soldier, was re
jected as Postmaster at keOkuk, Iowa
HENRY L. FRY, nominated as Postmaster at
ST. Louis, was the second time rejected.
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New YORK July 3.-The Post says the regular
open stock boards closed, but ut 10 A. NJ, n.
Y. c. was selling at gS12; Erie 81; NJ. ). IS52;
Pittsburgh 49,; n. W. 305s; f. W. so.
The gold room was open but transactions were
limited. The quotations opened at 1855, and fell
to 1525--TOse to 1885. The loan market Is IN
changed. Foreign exchange Is a shade lower.
Bills at sixty days on London at l061zGl07A for
commercial l0Sdl0S3< for bankers; do st short
sight lO93 Gl1O3S; u. s. Us Of 81 l07; 50s '62 cOu-
pOns lOi3; do -, 1895 do. IS, 1884, 1910 cou-
r0Ta
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NEw YORK, July Sin the great trial
on Fashion Course yesterday, Tor a purse of
$1,000 contested for by Dexter Gen. Butler
and Commodore Vanderbilt, Dexter was the
winner. All five heats were ,aade in the
twenties-the last in 2:24!, tie fastest time
on record
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. July 5. P. M.-TobaccO unchanged.
Sales 30 hhds. Flour steady, superfine s. IS; ex
ira plain s. -; family; Sll 50. Mixed corn bulk,
-: prime white -. Oats 20. Mess pork S33 %.
Bacon advancing shoulders 1876 clear sides q =.
Heavy sales of bulk. All bulk meat 3; an ad-
vance. Cotton nominal. Lard and Groceries
quiet. Whisky. raw, ..
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RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point is slowly falling. with
about FIVE feet water on Harpeth Shoals
ARRIvAL.--iHn0 Whde st Louis.
DEPARTURE.-TeIncssee, Cairo.
The lama White will leave the wharf at 10 A.
NJ. to-day, Tor St. Louis. without fail Capt. II.
II. HARRISON & Son, agents.
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To THE Business MEN OF NASHVILLE
Mr.. Ed. KING, publisher Of The Nashville
City Directory, has deposited in our count
ing room the following publications, which
will at all times be open for the Information
of the public: New York State Directory
Cincinnati City Directory; Louisville Citg
Directory; Ohio State Directory; Boston City
Directory, and Nashville City Directory.
Other State and City Directories will be
added to the collection, as soon as published
Persons desiring any information from the
above works can have free access to them by
calling at our counting room.
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ST. LOUIS July 3.-General LANE was
still living last evening, but physicians have
no hopes of his recovery. He has been I'M
conscious, and has not opened his eyes or
spoken since heshnt himself
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MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS IN
w ALL PAPERS.
WINDOW SHADES.
iHd PHOfOg GOOds,
81 CHURCH STREET.
.s.ssfs lH.freV H8Hsr.
H.ayI5-gm Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville. Tenn.


John w. FnNOu. ~ the Northern Bank OF
Tennessee. 90 GAINESVILLE IS the authorized agent
col the Union aud American. and BE- fully cmp0W-
,rCi 20 transact any business relating 20 ourolise.
q. y. Basi4Cttc. Esq. b. our authorized agent
go ~hclbyr.lr aud viii transact any business
relating 90 oar Office.
Thomas ". Jones b. the duly authorized
'H.Hf in receive and receipt for sub criptIDus 60
.fI paper. in the county Of Giles.
T.aUIs u. William 1.-THE duly authorized
.erat faI tan IEIaN tep AuraICtV iu the county
.' Dyer
Hr. Jaua-s CampbcU. Of Franklin, b. the
authorized agent for the UNoy hND AAumCtV.
BOD Williamson county. OurSaily paper j. always
...r .sir at MF. Clmpbcll's news stand.
Captain ~. T. Armstrong. Of Gallatiu. q.
.4I authorized agent 90 receive subscriptions for
.a. .siav tSp American in Sumner county.
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An ALLEDGED HORSE THIEF.-GEoRaE
W. BEABRANT, was arrested yesterday in
the office Of one REXFoRD, who was also ar
rested, charged with horsestealing. 4 horse
was 6ound in his possession, belonging to a
Mr.. PuTs, who lives near Pulaski. This
same fellow wasunder arrest some two weeks
since on a charge Of having stolen horses in
his possession but proved himself clear Of
the charge, In this case he will not be 50
lucky. He was sent to the workhouse to
await his trial to-day.
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NJ. Louis Market.

By telegraph
ST. LOUIS July 3.-Flour dull and unsettled
Sayt4 tor single y; IO1zallzl for double y;
l3jz0l412 for fancy. Wheat drOoping-Sl 75al 80;
Spring 81 50GS2 g. Bacon, Lard and Whisky
uurhuDppti
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Commerce Par
kuu1vlllC.----.+ %
Mcughis-..--q %
Middle rcnu..sO
Paris-.............l6 90
the ni.n...--nar
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Oriental Peari Drops.

For BCWtifyiuE the Complexion cFcrfualIv rg-
moves Tan, frccklcs. Blotchcs and Giving the
skin an elegant smO0fhuCSs not easily attained by
any other Its use among the ladies Of fashion iu
the East, gives it a character f0r efficacy which
&c once stamps &C as infinitely superior for the
toilet % "a lady.
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Sections Chemical Writing Fluid is becominr
Worid-rcu0Wned Tor its superior quality. Havius
oeen introduced only about SIX years, 90 has be-
come the principal In use with those who want
me nee iUWmg ink, md for its permaucuey il b.
decidedly the best ink for records that can b
used For counting houses. banks or schools Go
Is unegalled, and needs only 90 be tried % be au
everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDDLE & co. Proprietor.
Corner seventh and Green streets.
Louisville, keutueky
For sale by Berry. Demoville B Wharton. u II.
llarwelE Littprer * Cahler PELHAM & McCul-
Tough; Blood Gregory. Nashville. and By an
bfdEEi,i>, Iuuei3-lydEw
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CALLENDER & CARROTS great sale Of
forty-eight building lots in Buena Vista,
takes place on the 9th inst Don't fail to
attend. You can buy lots ut your own price.
Oninibuses leave their Office al Q o'clock A. N.
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Harper's Perry.

A communication from the Secretary Of
War, in response % a resolution Of the sen
ate, incloSsd a report from Gen. DYER, Chief
Of Ordnance, in which the latter says that
Harper's Ferry cannot in his opinion, be
ever again used 10 advantage for the manu-
facture Of arms. The retention Of the prop
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Inc great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and sum
iheE dedicine stands uurIyaled. removes an inn
pauhcS rom the blood. aud gives health ard
strength tu the system
HURLEY. BUppLE Is Co.
Prcprttore
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BANKERS s BROKERS.
SELL YOUR UNcuRRENr MONEY.

The following are the rates paid BY THOS s.
MARI, BROKER. corner Of Union and COLLEGE
streets, for uucurrent money. These quotations
are liable 10 huctUlts. but may be depended on
Tor sufficient length Of time for Tcnlittancgs %
be received b. mail or express. # forwarded with
outdelay.
rr-,-,-r.-srr RAM If Fulton
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Fire at Bowling Green. Ky.---LOss o
Life.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, July 3.-A fire
this morning in the principal business part
of this town, resulted in the loss of property
valued at $4,000 No insurance. One
negro was killed by falling timbers The
fire originated in the negro quarters.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

As tbI, ls really a Specific for Worm. ana tba
best and most palatlhlc form % eive 10 ehiidrrn
p s not surprising that % IS fast takiu- the PLACE
OF all other preparations fur w1rms-if Being ,.i
les. am child viii take lt
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

IMIsCEGENATIoN. - Notwithstanding the
severe penalties inflicted for the violation Of
the statute forbidding the intermarriage Of
the whites and negroes, still it seems
to fail to have any effect Yesterday,
two more couples were arraigned before the
Recorder, on this charge, who exhibited the
same depravity and debasement that has
characterized the preceding ones before this
Court. They were fined $50 each, and sent
to the lookup on the Cumberland, where
they will probably remain for a season or
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

We observed in tn city, on yesterday,
ourformer fellow-cidzen STERLING r. Cock
Ru1- ESQ, now citizen of Arkansas. He
was welcomed by many friends.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

Tm HoNE MoNrN-Th initial num-
Der ai this Magazine, being for the present
month. Is on our table. Is style Is excel
lent. and its matter such ms its most sauCuinc
friends could wish. 10 sets ont with an Gle
CANT steel engraving, IA, Homestead, which
"a admirable. The reading matter occupies
fJrty-eight pages, and Is all original and no,
only able but interesting. We heartily wish
80 the success lis merit deserves.
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NUTSNNCUS-As we write, our ears are
filled with the dcaicuing noise Of that un-
mitigatod nuisancc-drc crackers. Il does
seem that il is the daty Of parents TO check
children In the use made of these things on
the public streets, and that the city should
iue mll-groUn fools who indulge in this
auuoyinC, silly, and dangerous pastime. We
have city ordinances 90 prevent IT, Why DO
thgv lrcp
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Rev ard.

CTRATED OR STOLEN, or THE NIGHT
= Of the Zlst, from the premises Of W. II. Cor
don. Esq, two miles out on the EillsbOrO pike.
one small BLACK PONY. Had on a small Texas
tree saddle. but no bride. Any one finding him.
OF leaving Information Of bis whereabouts with
REID. CHADBOURNE & CO.. corner Of CLARK
and Front streets, will be literally rewarded.
Juno Ell.
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PosToFuCE-The doors Of the Postot6ce
will remain open from q to % this morn
ing, and then viii be closed until the 9Th
instant
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-04

Ef1sfeld and Kentucky RGilrsuT
L..L--LI. .-I II.rL--.LL. -.
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I NSOLVENT NOTICE.-WHEREAS. TROY
i 5. BROOM, Administrator Of the Estate Of
William T. Gle. deceased. has this day suggested
10 the Clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman
County, Tennessee the insolvency Of said Estate.
All persons, therefore. having claims against said
Estate, are hereby notified to file them with the
said Clerk Of the County Court Of said county,
legally authenticated or before the 10Th day Of
September next. OF they viii be forever barred.
iuucI-wltH T. s. BROOM Admir-
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Central Railroad bank 20
Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany--.9S
Bank Of Middle Cas-
Marine Bank.-.--..--..-...S0
Nashville and Chattanoo
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Savannah ass
Nha-t.t.nI-ta

theState ofGaz1
CITY Bank Cf AuEustasl5
Farmers and MCchan
les Bank---...-.--....-.l0
Mechanic Bank -. OS
Merchants aud Plan
tcrs Bauk................0s
Planters Bmk-....-.-...I2
Union Bank.........-...-..CS
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LUEcHi LUNcHn LUNcH .,-Big lunch
a srEDMANs to-day from lel 70 l2 o'clock.
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SAN FRANCIsco, July IA letter dated
Mohave City, Arazono, June If, represents
the mining prospects fattering. Small de-
predatory bands Of Indians burned a camp
in Macedonia District, and murdered one
man there and another at Mohave Springs.
Two companies were raised to pursue the
murderers.
The steumer SjOrd Neuuda from Nevada,
brings Sl74, 0OOin treasure.
Sales Of mining shares for the past
seven weeks foot up less than half
the amounts sold for the corresponding pc
riod Of last year.
sLcading miners report that they are all
doing better. The Hale and Norcross
mines are working ore which averages $40
to $50 per ton. Improvements in the From
Point mill are expected 10 increase its ca
pacitv to sixty tons of ore daily. The
Savage mill raised 7O4 tons of ore last week.
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UII 4 OF mn N|ITII 9l--11-T
louisiana
New Orleans. u.
Canal Bank.,.----.-...,.-...g
Citizens Bank--.....-....g(
Crescent City Bank
Louisiana State Bank 81
Mechanics and Traders
Bank.........--......-...... :
Merchants Bank....-....fl
Southern Bank-....-..-paF
Union Bank--.-.....---...-75
New Orleans Scrip....--Sl