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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, GA Dec. lst 1865,
We will be prepared 20 resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade
WARREN 4 MooRE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec3O-2m.
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~ HUI.
Slr. Thompsoh presented the hnsnoe re-
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NAsayrGE. Tess D. 81. Iss
nHUPEklN 0sp-fs on Chlrrn sirea a. Ins
street, fetEeeu sgmu1fr nud Colsac snd -
Clsry ssresfi 1afEeeu Church add Gear. are here
u nouagd 70 c0uira1r stone EARRING sad gi0Ee sod
nrck pavement shfrsFer b u reaursd. aororfns
% IL spee1cstoas aud Erstfa rhlch va = Oar
ui1hsd y TIE Ety kuE Eee- Eaid scrk > not
cowUeucsd vita tn dssa ron us asa 81
plsted Hardly 70 1Cmplst o.. ~ C-uiIa Tor ~
tne strest suf ~ b uo1ded % c11slrur. faf
c1-hnE ~ sHPscss q shrh I'll - cEargsa ~
t,zE y. aETF. sRoWs, asgor.
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SCHOOL REPAIRS.

The Sexton OF the Cemetery reports that,
December, he buried IS white and
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CONTE
OF THE
.COsn0pdite for January 1866,

sALUTAIORY.
THE DYfs0 YEAR-A Poem
INSIDE vIEw OF FOUR YEARS ~ TIE
REBEL CAPITAL
l. TAs Forsisad n ~ S0~n
". A0Htg0afrp-
III. C~oagrsss aad Ca5iusf.
TORCHWORKi A TALz o. rEE f~aEsasDoan
"A Posm-BT tSSEs EasBoLFH.
THE NOSE Or A EOTAEY, Fsos rHf
FEESca % EDNosD Anti
l. Tie Eat aaf 20 Waf e. Yer
Blood lT0ics.
N. Tfc Caf Hunt
FRENCH FELOSs-FsOs rHr coayu,lL.
REM!NEsCESCEs or A SOUTHERN
HOsPITAL-Br IT'S MsrEoS.
Poem-Br J4ug p R,ss.u.
A HOLIDAY IS VENICE
n THE LAND OF N0D-Fso. far Tns.
pa Bak.
MR. BUCHANAN's ADNiSIsreATI0N-
A REvrEr-
/ OUR GOSSIP
Tarsos or Tzs si3E-
Tnlzes Ovrz ras w,rss.
Art Gossrr.
Mrsic axD -TaElraie,ls.
Srx Books.
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The w~harfmaster reported the COLLECTION
sfsese IL during the month Of December.
EARKET EPOET
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Max L.6utmann. at No. ~ Public Square,
has again received a new assortment o.
Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions, aud Is
hereby soliciting a continuance Of that kin
patronage which has lrieads and The public
generally have so far bestowed upon him,
oet2S-3m
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Inc system Of all ln
Purluts

" D.. ~ssaypsss Biead-FuriNine raaarsa
" ~. ssayas's hisod-rarnsias runasss
D. reputa toni ia curuE ~a-rcIiis. Ut aHrers L
Ioiat camFialua. ucersirt sars UHraa.. shire aat
az dar4 auasnrr e da.ru atlr HaIu, laia
sklumalamus or easHug lasu. rrrunaaI ~
Iscu uz, pans u fnn unlaa Al = fIula. ultIsI
raral-L The aUaE AMI isfa iafHI af snF ssHsH
II aaeug1loun nafuuf. u mrr ID Is .aaa. FL t.H
many tnousali ct meuas iuu aI ufa d ta
aurt VII prove. urIllE -fHr rFUrHA .a
rlurar win u iu cUnU- aiar a.u HasHinHH
Htrsurd aui ~YpnHar u asrsrs ct rha-f lr
-sinadiuE-unlhuA has ever rIaFgI s1 Hfasaiai 10
tuurie,UN eIaiaeHtuE sven fssursu neaa aan
Nrroua Usrur mo.
CeltIug
lar u'oich,s .. Ire-s H ts ssh Ea ma
appear tnr fua .HI UunIaUl I.
gFaf ue snn snl a1e 81 maf FlaInla oea
firrHa-
IT. 81 SIRE u One nsrt lll Ha ftaa.
csa purehHa Unrf Id fhH rure .rs H tr
taaYneE Sea hHfth rf1fh -IIHal ftara
era re u1s r.srs .lH HAE e.lfH-
Dlsasi e. cHafsh saH kHr -e
aar r
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The ehsmical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactures and
( ? sale by Yarysn 4 Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dec24u
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1ls Broadway, New YOrk.

: Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Lahes'
sets Of 6oAd and Coral Jet snd sold. Fiorsnuna,
Mosaic Jet, Lava, and Cums8 SETS OF studz, Nest
nd Neck Ohsns, Plan Hud cha ed Blld Rnes,
sold 1himtlss, Loekets, New style Bet BuetIas,
Gold Pens and Pencus. Fancy Work BoKra Gel
Pens with GOid and 81 yer kxtensiou HualsIs. md
siafge sssoftment OF Fine Jewoify " every des-
cripton, Of the best makes and nstest styl.s- val
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WISE "A gentleman in New Jersey is
eultivatidg the Portugal samburg grape
with signal success, from which en- excel
lent wine IS mede, which IS better than port
aud has been adopted fer medicinal pur-
poses in hospitals. They contain valuable
medicinal properties. The wine Is The pure
juice, without adding any sugar or liquor ei
kind, but it requires four years to per-
feet iL.-Spriaqfeid RePHjhecn.
This wine is very excellent for females.
For sHleby W.J.&C. W. SMITH
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In auother column picking Samburg
Grapes fcI Speer's Wine. 1t is an sdmirs-
bic article, used in hospitsls and BY the
frst-class families in Paris, London end
New York ia preference to old port wine.
II is well worth q trial, aud gives great
satisfaction. fdee2l-tstkweoWiy.
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The Finance Committee reported IN IA
sor Of allowing Ss.222,Cs, Er rsPaiars 70
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-10

3 ~ annuu. a. - fluEaa STREET, uaaua1 rl
Flul ed Crfre- saeets. HlE mere
HENET TATlJE Hun imu huifinE i elus-ai
Agent or rla noeu1ucfte. aa1 wH aEr Pc
TRaDE A4EAIe slf Nav NENb4h8 81 iF-
durad rstea.
sax nhs~s af e Astauea can end t54tVGls Or
dars Gr suouug 81 s~uhsruplan o.
ia IErN 3 Co.,
a.e1f-a,sfw prr - 2 % RsHtmara.
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Mr.. Kiuuie introduced the following;

Mr.. kiunie introduced the ~lolioNins'
Res5ires. dc. That the Committee on po-
Dice be instructed 10 make all necessary IN
guiry for the purpose ol eseer'aining wnSth-
- or not the officers OF the night police
were promptly performing their duty on
lhe night Il the sth inst during the burn
Snr Of the store-house Of Messrs. Moores,
Cooke, 4 Co and whether in the discharge
sf their duties they could not have broke
down the doors Of said house, and saved
nom perishinc the late Chas. Moore, and
report u this body the result Of their inNes-
ugation.
Adopted.
The hall OF the Hines school-house was
allowed 70 be used for religious purposes
every sunday.
The bonds Of the officers recently elected
were received and approved
Adjourned.
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We are obliged 10 our young friend, D. d
Rains, News Agent, for the latest Cincinnati
and Louisville papers,
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CFLL YOUR UNCURRENT MGKEY-Ths
- following are the rsles caid BY ThOs. ,. MARI.
BROKER. corner Of Unlon and College street. for
nucurreat money. These quotations are Haole 70
auct1aie. but may be depended on q sufficient
i@nQth Of tine for the romittsnces . be Feceiyed
by mail or express, Il forEarded without delay.
tp.L.rr.H-- az
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LATEST From egypt.

Pennsy's New RStrAei Of the Egyptian LOtHa.
AncN and exquisi e perfume for the Handkerchief
Qeopsrs, and all the LADIES' OF the present day,
using lbs same Pc fume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
The EGNPTIAN LOTUS.
fHE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured BY r. A Penney, 5rOoklyns n. Z
nvJsm &C. A. LOYbj0f, Agent Is Fulton ST. \. !.
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NAsHvuLE. TCSS, Dec. q, Laos.
DROPERrf oSnsrs oE College and Msrdet
s1rests. between he 6JuEre sud Broad street,
are hareby notified % construct nes stone o. brick
payemsnts, Or 70 rect the old ones EhsrsFer it b.
required, 10 scn0r1anrs With tie FperIiras ons ard
g1sdes which ali BE- furnisbef uF the Coy Ergneer
70 appli>slon- Sad sorE must b. cOmulsncsd
sithin Zen days from this dsts, and pushed rspifly
% oomfieuoas or TIE city IN contnart Euh rsrhes
for iha same, aod ne oEpeu-s eul b charged 90
the properly 0Enars.
dom W MATT. BROwS. Mayor
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Il Is announced m or advertising col
umns that W. 2. Cornslns Esq, has uslSa
iuso e-opartaership With han two Of The
vsans gentlemen vho have baan Tor several
vcsrs pass clerks in hrs essablishment-A
IA. Robiasos and J. = SHook. We sss
rlsd . make a nots q Their Fronotion.-
They have asveloPsds ns business qasas-
cations. and viii At no distant day rank
aaongs, car 6ras class bsslHsa Hss-
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FRIeHTFUL RAILROAD AcCl-
DENT.
one Man Killed and from fifteen 10
Twenty Wounded.
The cause not Aseertained.

Night before last 81 about 40 o'clock the
regular passenger train o. the nashville
and North Western Railpoaa ran of the
tack near Kingston Springs, the engine and
two cars being prseipitatsd down an EN-
eankmenL.
The shock wss a very sudden one ana
many OF he passengers we're dosing ~ tneir
seats: snd this, doubtless, rendered the M
iuries received sieater than they otherwise
would have been. Mr.. T. j. Woodoury,
road master. who was shout 80 jump Cd this
cars to see to some repairs, was instantly
killed. sud a large number % persons
wounded, S. follows
Mr.. Yosng, a messenger. slightly.
Z. Kane, baggage mas'er, in the hiPs-
Thomas Riley, brakeman, slightly.
] IN. boyle, Express messenger, badly
injured.
TWo negroes. names unknown, slightly.
Three white passengers, names unknown
wouadsa. -
There is no method Of accounting ior the
accident. unless some malicious person bad
Put an o-hAruction on the track.
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100000
To be S0ld for One Dollar Zach

Without regsri 70 value. and not tobe paid ior IN
al you know what you vii receive.
Among those who have ackuovledqri lhs re
eeipt Of VALUABLE GIFTS arssu from this As-5-
ciEnon since Jan. ., isc5. the 1oilogiug kindly per
m { their names 20 BE- used
HTayl0r, Rngton, Pa, cold Psieut lever Watcb.
value S'oO. Kiosk. "a Hotrhkiss, New Esvgn. Com
MelodeOn, value SEQ, WIT Willis, " zst q, n.
T., diamond Cluster Pin, value So. MfsEG Tap
pan, 10 York o., Sold Watch, value Sl2l. mlsu r. len
+ llckefsol, b~nsnamPtou, \ Y, Meiodeou. value
500. Mr n n stone, s. Tenth -, y A., Flano. val.
Ne s55l Mrs fbos a Miller. rcantou. Pa. La.
moud Ring, UlCe flT5 Mis- rls- fecf. sprnr-
hsid, In Meois0u, value St- Or / Nsn kips-.
NGshingt. n, d G., 90 huasiaz Sassf Nsts-
Va us $40. Ed~ n LndSg, Worcs4or. MAJ
Piano, VaDe 50 Miss q a Fa-Srl, 8utnqae.
lows, Diamond Ear LrJpa. "a us $50. Fancis I
Moran, IL Pearl -, Albany, = D.. Mcsi- Boa. 80
he So. Mrs h & lngsr-oii, Urtsns, Ohio. silver
SCI. yAue So. Lieut. 3 r H~enducEs, Wiinr ~ Ho-
vel, Wsslingtop. bC. Silver Psteut Lever Watch,
vNue 80. Capt { Warn-r, y l.. silver Wanh, Va
Ne 60 Geo. h Wood, Whuhy, canada Wet. -i
yer Watch. e.. Nm h Eeansid. Colrmbu-, u,
Music hex, $40
Many persons who have drawa Vsluafla prizes,
do notWsh thelr names published or W might *.
tead THIS nst LISTERS frum fsrou- % - Though.
cut the counEy, aeknogledging M rer-ipt Of Vu-
usbe gdi-, may d -esn On Gle 10 our offrs.
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&. P. Gone has received Peesrsons Msga-
sine, Bailou's Monthly, Leslie's View Month
~ sor February, Ladies Repository, MaFeS
is Magsane, literary AIbam, Chimney
Conner, Weekly Review, Saturday Press,
Albion, Atlas, Leader, Wids World, BLADE,
True Flag, Flag Of Our Union. Commercial
Chroaiels, Herald 81 Health. American
Union, ladies' Bo0diars late dailies.
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Ferry TO Edgsaeld.

TIKI ssssuholi AID. ~ mmsnes ruuinr
II reuissiy b@fEssc NahFle 81 Etrsdrd ~
dsy, q ne aouia - Lex bu1-A
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M. 90 .ss eoIIss.or rspoItsa sAs ssI-
EEFoEr-


EAAALA y
Recorder Wilkinson reported as follows
Pines collected ,
-
uHAKF EEPOET.
The wbsrfmaster reported the collection
ef sese IL during the month Of December.
EAEKET sEPozT.
llr. lIeCzrty, Second Clerk Of the Mar
h. reports The collection Of s2,leo ~ Tor
he month.
CEMETERY REPORT.
The Sexton Of the Cemetsry reports that,
durlug December, he buried IS white and
g colored persons.
SCHOOL REPAIEs.
The Finance Committee reported IN Ia
sor Of allowing Ss.222,Cs, fr rsPaiars to
schOoi houses.
FRAME HOUSES.
The question Of permitting the ere'tion Oh
irame houses gave rise to a long and ana
mated discussion. rH
PERQUIsITEs OF OFFICES.
The question Of fixing salaries Tor police
nen was taken up.
Air. creighton moved TO strike out that
Bolton ofthe bli which allows ~Perquisites,
aad 10 tx the salary OF snight w~atehman
d s. 70 per night. Adopted.
The s~alaries Of the captain Of the night
watch is liked al $1,000; Of the first and
sscond lieutenants at 1850.
In this condition, the ball passed it, third
fradlng.
PLANK siDEwkLEs.
Mr.. Creighton presented the following
BE- Il enacted. DC, That the COMMITTEES on
street. are hereby authorized and Instructed
II have plank sidewalks erected along all
streets which are now Or may hereafter De,
raised above the high water mark.
Read = FIRST time.
CEMETERY Vault.
Mr.. Chesthsm presented a bHl appropriat'
No ssoa. 10 repair the city vault. fsssed
nuder a suspension of the rules.
LAMPS or HACgs.
Mr.. Thomplon presented a bill requiring
hack drivers TO carry lamps on their hacks
n uigbt Passed under q suspension oil the
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LEeIslAuuRE-Thers was no quorum in
either House yesterday.
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DR.. n Dispensary,

should be particular n regard 10 the uuuber OF The sussL. a. lrs .e shr rHt
in he vicinity which resemble those 81 DIX JQSEsS-
80 A plain SNn viii be found oyert the door
~ All c0nmaacai5hs ~ RAIL or ahcruae shelj be aiaad 80
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as GOOD and Us cheerlully Us formerly.
OSCAR BOHME Il co,
uoyI-tf No. 9 Union street
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CERTIFICATES nsmiav earh ad.cls aBd u.s.
NAlrt, are plarru Ia seaed Cnve opCs. Fhlch are
we'll mixed Oie 81 thiss Ebyciop-a containuc
the Certecats o. Order of some Aruc,e, tv.rth -
least one dollar 81 rrtsD auu = delivered a. our
crice, Sr seat by mail 10 any address, gsh7ut IT,
gard 70 ehoiee, on the receipt Of Is csnts The pur-
thsser Will zee what Arlcle Il draNs, and Sc Vsluf,
Snlch may Be rum one q Five aundrsd Dollsrs.
and can then senl One DollE and receive the aFu-
Gle named.
sgNo Bank-Esery purchaser gets an article
OF value
fstes dealing with u nay depend IN having
prumpt returns, and tha a1irie dnEu ufI D. i'm
msdIseiy seat q any sddress BY rsu n mai "
expire :.
E1urs sedaiae1cn Guaranteed 70 ali Cazss.
- AZ Osrifeates So One Doilas. Thirteen mr
TEo Dola-; thirty three I0r Eve uollzrs. brral
lnduceu ents 10 Agents..
AL leten should Be addressed
r. BtNfON A 90,
Bon 6567 Post Odcs, New York.
nova fms
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.rhe origin of the fire DOubtfai.

Inmenss LOssto Various Parties.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all ens, which saves q, he patient he sxrararant pdos 81 r-i.r- or r-
srPh9us, which vii, IN many cs-. cost uora usa Le gkJe 81 rs Ls.aI..
you save yourself the probability of aapcsnrU. an caQunr H4 ts 4.
Drug Store. Tue Office s 50 srsured that no oua need see ia MIL ths M
and csrrsponieoes STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients sd strangers, ia visiting
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We. are indebted to The Adams Express
o., a. lsts,, Cineinnsu papers.
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OLD THEATEE.-To night the " Dukes
Motto" will be represented, on the occasion
OF the laat night, and benefit Of AR. Barrett
The crowded state Of our columns prevents
US from noticing the play last night.
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To D~EinQuEST hEEcHAsTs Mr.. Eecor'
der Wilkinson requests Us ID state to mer-
chants and others interested, thatthey must
nov come up and renew their city licenses,
OF be proceeded against according to law.
A word to the wise is sufficient. II they do
not come up. be viii be compelled to pro-
eesd against them. dec5-1w.
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DIR. A. RICHARD oNE

DspeH-sy, No ~ D2icrck &C., or 20 Box -5 Settvle. Isa
~ An Communication snsago aaenGoa, should enclose q STAMP
to pay return postage
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u0W iE store snd rscsiving dsiiy. End Nlach - ara
orarur % the very loves pnles
uuf Scr rea and business f1llerturs are seen
fhaf We ssei assured - cal adurd entire aansfsrIar
q ss~ry hsian-e, a1d thnse tmEIi o. sfh
her or5-ss 90 rely upou reeeiFlnE fns Eeods urau
- faForatis terms an at 81 90 rslss a. q rraT
Esr8 prsse1i hug - 70 proc
LsIER PHILLIPS 4 CO.
uastan -
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Recorder wilkinson reported as follows
Fines collected =.
I.ar.ra s,lty 20
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HOME AGAINiI

HAVING returned again with a large
stock of
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr.
SC. Sc,
70 the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville tnst We VIII
be prepared to manufacture any kind OF
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, fTInges,
&c., &c.,
as good and as ch~eeriully Us formerly.
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Caas. Moore Burned 20 Death,
-
A Portion OF his Remains Pound
Completely Charred.
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wEDNEsDA1, !ANUAE1 ls, ls.e.
BOARD 81 Aldermen.

TIE Board Of Aldermen met last night
PRESIDENT Cheatham in the Chair. The min
sts. of he pFeSiOus meeurg were read aud
, 1866-09-19

Eenrop FloYHnE. roufh........ ooassno
.,F'ooTIns: :::..,..,r;.,.:.:..:::.. ] s,.ooapm
Fioosinx H. ] .,....t."........ seoa,spa
pff1t coisit1os drsssed sltinr, N.eox35W
Wsxan.tsot boafd4, Actcct, ltineh
aud Urw arts. .....,.....s..,,..s.,6 6.N7NW
4 ttoek t,oaes3a, II tnclinp. .,,s,,,,.., XAoA1.o
nstock tOArfb. II inoaIDa s......s... x1QN1zoN
Conltnon bo&Fis. fnts1, ncaiitltnK,
tcnrng and suall Timber, II 70 10
IcFt l0nf. NWk3xsW
.tpt4t anu kcsilftspg, ii fte3,.s,...t,, 31uANAt1
do d1 n, u snI Il Il E.41A 800
ss''*o1s.H :, cr ~ It ssase snSlss... es*s
No. Eswul Rilinxita., ,,,..,,........ 1.saa1.s3
l,,n-fs 81 = 4 s;ssa sslats. tss t3sss
lly car jbAd by Northwestern Nallroaa delivered Ia
ahs yard xtcrr cars tan le tw!tro1. o. any dspass
a, y ss.f Ss.1sa ssi:st.. :; s.i wv
IoRl On track, count u!A1r f0l. or
nxn hNneltA ii the tha4sard.. ..,.,. eHq
h. snwe1 fhfhRcs, city madc. on .,x
NJ s:xed giiaiEiosi' 81 c.f iosd oa
!fark+.........!.......:...i... .i...:...... x.xa
!hrtn dnl1Ask 4 car load AtLrt whtn t!&ntteTstd,
Which charge f0tjows his 6htnEit2 tn ftcsKht BILL
hnFN0LH hTAkliAHp.
1lckneaa-FIvo shingles 70 be two Inches Ii Thick
Nnsth-hixtrcn tnthe4.
NAnd&-Twenty iuci,ts.
Cunfsc4-TEtntf.nya
, 1866-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.


TUESDAY ETENISE. September 16 !sdft.
There was more active demand for money To-
day thsn at ary time Curing the past two weeks.
Tic Milwaukee md o!hcr country bankers wcEe
chrck1ns Gu thcir balances hcr1:, und The de-
minds oft.c produce tsnlc were on tic increase.
Owing 10 lc falling Of In the .v,oietalc trade Of
the city, eaueed by thc rainy spell, there WAS M
increased amount Of business paper offering, in
order 10 cnuhle The merchants to meet their ma-
snsfnE obligations ot the Eaat- In view Of this
Increased demand, aud the dfrninu.Ion Of cur
Tency caused by thc lrnln to the interior, the
Let was somewhat closer, anl thu leading dIs-
count honsef were 5osce1 TO usc little mure Than
the ordinary discrimination. Primo Signatures
experienced no dinIcnlly in obtaining nccommo-
dation at the current bank rate--1J per cent Good
-outEide nauueR sold on the st1eet at 1@14 per
ccus- and iEs desirable signatures at III Per cent
per month.
There waa good demand for Exchange, aod
tho market yas on The whole steaIy. In tho fore
noon 1ouDi lots Of bankers were sold by cone
1uuscs. who were latler short of currency. at soc
Dl-lo discount, but In the afternoon the matkct
wne tsinc etihtr, and there were no Fellcrs be-
low Goc discount. The counter rates were un-
cAancea-1-l9G54x ditcouNt huy{ng and par cell
ing Dn1alo and Oswcgo bills were taken at 40
q OF. Canada drafts u discount. Gold drafts
ec1l nt i premium
The leading Bfeat1stuEa markets wcrc all active
and higher to.day, With the exception Of Flour,
which WAS firm and active. but not quotably
higher. The demand for Wheat was bsisk, and
The market advanced 6957c< Com uas unsettled,
hut closed firm aud 1c higher. Oats were in bet
ter demand. and 13tc bette. on No. l. Rye ad.
vnpced &c. Barley was In active request, and 90
&c higher On No and Re]cesed. Whi.key was
scafce and uominally &C higher. Provisions vere
inactive aud nomiually unchanged. Seeds Nere
tuict- Lake Freishts advanced 1c. Groceries
were unchanged. Dry Goods were Urn hut less
active. Iron and Metals were a:1n.
Gold was, = triGe casice In New York to-day
The market opened at l4it3, advanced to 1i5,s
and elosed at i4a- The following dcs patches wers
received 3,r Eo5d Brothoss, guild brokers:
, 1866-09-19

Cufrcncy fother lauks, ,....,...... B{,it1s9
pue from banks. Observation-Disclosures, 99,Hl1ha
nisco,ntn. ... 49,. 49,. ,,,,....... 9Gs!,71t.e
Olhur debts dne. moi trcludcd.... -. Sd, ,9oI05
To,al al.....,.,.,..... a.. .as7za,07spi
Tho failure Of tl,c bank il attributable 10 mis-
management, and the commercial tfssts Of 1857.
whte!i Il had norcr been sblo 10 wes'hcr snceess.
fuliy. although tho ablcss financial talent In tho
Province bad bccn called to,ts3,oad. hoa.nouu.
Of real cslsir which Tho bank had 10 take a. nu
hsif tts;iass-at.a lis ao!hus aebH due" which
nsy DO sct down ~ "loss," Wrsu too much If 4
load for lho bank 10 carry. whom Il u considered
Tint tku fekl oasaso eo~!d not have serr realised
ono limo tho hank was tho publie cpos!h,ry. anil
~ sneh Mloidcd great anancIa! power Ia Tho
f.ulHiaf.
, 1866-09-19

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malelx Of ix6or, 1or dotnE The tse ~esk os Ps1s
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wnita OAK or Norway rint{Kl ia lengths or p
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taGcr Wfii inelude driving the piles, framing tnt
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ilsts @ iii ss s6ats cubic YAn.s q earth ahost
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