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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

FAEIR OF AyA.-See advertisements the
Fakir of Ava, who commences his Gift En-
t%ertainment this evening in the Academy
of Music.
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Being personally acquainted with the
proPristors, and knowing the merits of the
Union Business College, we cheerfully re-
commend this favorite institution to all our
reaacrs.
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AoNrFLY MEEFrSe.-The next monthly
meeting Of tho Freedmen's Educational So
cieiy will be held On next Sunday after
noon in the Ohio street N. E. Church. An
address will be delivered by DR.. ]. P. Robi-
eou
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN EARSrSGs-The fol-
lowing are the comparative earnings of the
Michigan Southern Railroad for the third
week in July:
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Glssalsna Nholesals H.rkst.

We report no material change in prices.
Staple goods arc firm, and business is fair.
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LADIES Swiss WArcHEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 1lO Superior street. jy1s
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MosET-Yather more easy at As per cent.
STERLING EXeHAS6R-Dul and Lw.r at lOT3z
9lOSH.
GoLD-WithOnt decided change, opening at I49,
declining to l4S5s. and closing at l4S54.
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W ANTEp--AcE

A GENTS WANTED-To sen the LARGEST aod
n best work on Agriculture ever published. IL il
n : Farmers Library" cnmpieta in one volume.
C. A RoWE, Publishers, 26 superior ST.,
Cleveland, o. June532S-W
WTGNEED-EeEE UuhNCG FOR AgENga-
" NE-t ne p~7DFlsSsnt. ucnris9e History o. thr
~arsn e~l5iarge Tctnre. snlsatidly ihrptratei, uiib
GFtf p E-o E--snfa OF Generals aud Battle 2oersr.
aheulcss Ss2cle, lrC5s umplota. elthc1iic sad rsii.-
DO hlEtoT sIaiEEE1- IL cuntaipr reading m.sisF
Ccuni to fGrcc s=ICcVUinrr-- E-nf for CircutR.a -vf
20 CIR tor1s7. asdrs-a SIS bE1E.& o ISr
Ness EcnTlh Hf- H.rh7uatt --ss
WANTED-Csnyasse.s to sell and rat up Bar
" tons Pstant Gong House Bell. Men are clear
Ing from $40 70 sen per month. send f1r Circular
U. y N~ALIANnh. Conf AGENT. GrNfIon. d. ara.aaa
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w. z, PRESTON,
Established DSSansssr, iE6I.)
licensed s AFEay & navy Cissu Agen'

= AFEag 6 navy CiSsI agent,
OFFICE NO. 1 LYhAEs BLOCK,
geaE Ooort House o. Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses OF Congress and Is NOW A LAW.
rs The additional BOuRties collected promptly
anu on reasonable terms. Application may be
made as above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boan-
Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold aIso College
Scrip.
- Oar Special agent, resilient at Washiazton
D. O., gives persons: sttsation to ALL claims dlsd
by "a.
German Language spoksp. s.c9.p1-
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Over thirty thousand students have en-
tered the chain of colleges conducted by
Bryant, stratton & Co. since their opening.
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Orr TO DErRoIr.-The Forest City Cricket
Club left on the steamer City of Cleveland
last evening for Detroit and Windsor, to play
the cricket clubs of those cities.
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EREICRrS-

0 By this ROnts Freight of all descriptions can lie
d forwarded to AID from PhiIadelDbia N.,w yort
Boston or Ba'unors, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
10 and from any Foiat on Western Railways and
IN connection With steamers, to all accessible
points on the Lakes and Rivers Of the NorfbwsSf
West and Southwest,
LIVE STOCK BY this routo is provided with
superior Yard accommodations, especially at Har-
Isonrg. where a choice is offered Of the PhiIa-
nsspn1a, Ne" York and Baltimore
thus viii also be found the shortest, quickest,
Ailent0wn) and with Fswest changes. INV
The RATES OF FREIGHT to aad from poipts
In the West by the Pennsylvania Genital Rail- 4
road are at all times as favorable a. are eharvsJ ~
other Railroad Companies.
Ph ssRS Pas. cps4.m - marx packages "VH
FeE Freight Contrasts or shipping Directions,
OF ths Company
s. B KINGSTON, Jr., Freight Ag't Phila.
~ a; freight Ag.t Pittsburgh.
OLAAhE q co Transfer Agents. Piftsburvh-
h "; Brown Co, eiaoinnati, Ohio.
& CO, louisville, Kentucky.
W.. AIkAAN, Evansville, Indiana.
hF.SASS, st. Loais, Missouri.
CLARKE 4 60, Chicago. Illinois.
~ meCOLM, Portsmouth, Ohio.
j. M.LOyE, Maysvile, Kentucky.
HALL & CO., Marietta, Ohio.
AYERS MuskiDgum River
W. ~ s = p l. L 1 G~alipoHs, Ohio.
Nh HUDSON, Ripley, Ohio.
D WILSON, Nashville. Tennessee.
! II HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Ae't Phil.
Err. WILLIAMS, Gen. sup't, Altoona p
FAST FREHGHTS
oNlON LINE CARS are RzR THROUGH bV
tne Fennsylyania route to Principal Western cities
without transfer, and all shipments BY this ijns
on ~ CONTRACTS vi be guaranteed a. IN
lows; 10 ."
Boston 70 Chfea~o
~ dSsH 10 ---.----6 Days
RaIsiniore to " ~ Days
With a forfeiture Of cents Der loo lbs. far -
en Agents.
Parties ordering freight from the East should
oruer packages marked stUuiou Line - and rrr.r
shippers for contracts &c. 10
SEO-J HAlIRIS, u Washington ST, Boston.
n oH H. GNsSLkR, ~, broadway. New York.
JOHN AS Chestnut St, Phila.
SHAs- H. Rooms, cor Center 3 Calvert sts.,
Baltimore.
shippers from the West will apply to or address
~ NAL lor Bills Of Lading, &C, OF any desired ia
Wv. oHANDLER, Chicago, Illinois.
8 IHAfgHER, 239, n. Highest, Columbus,
u. ". BROWN. . W.. Ihird-st. Cincinnati. d
WI. SrEWART Cleveland, Ohio
A THOMPSON, EewcomsrstOEn, o.
W. Il. HAZLErT, Evansville, o.
SAMUEL F. A indianapolis, Ind.
J. q. DAVIS. FORT Wayne, Ind.
Z. p BRYANT, TeTre Haute, Ind.
VIZ. R0BISs0H, ss4 Main-st., xrsTue.Kv
N. STEYESS, 40 Olivest., St. LoHi, No
L. I. WILSON, Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. JE., MemYAss. Tenn-
D.S. CRAY, saPt. Union Llne, Columbus. 2
CEWER FIPE-Sewer Pipe and p,,in,
y TIs Of ~sltsizos. Also,
+ RIDGE.
LEHIGH n a rrtr-
49, PITTSTON Goals
oot VINEYARD e. iyes.sl4 EN-. HAEiIMoSE1p.A
NkkH FINE ROOktF CyTLERT-1I--
greatly rsdnesd pries At O0WLEs,
~.
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PERsoSAL-The Rev. DR.. Hosmer, of Buff
falo. has received an invitation to become
President Of Antioch College in this State.
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Tue WEATHER.-The following meteorolo-
gieal record is reported for the LEADER by
L. II. s~olomonson, optician, under the
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GOLD PENs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at I4O su-
PsriOr street GyI5) Burr < DARE.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PROM 80 TO so G00D HOR-Rs IAN
II be seen d1ily feeding at LUSE 4 M~cMILLAN'S
Stable, No. a Michigan street, Cleveland, Clio.
augi:S3S
RELLIARDS! BILLIARDS.! BILL
- AhDSlif-i would call the attention nfluvers
20 my new improved PATENT C~OMBINATION-
AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
~rectness Of angles, and durability, which 1 sell Al
reasonable prices, with q tine stock OF Cloths. Balls
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders BY mail ATTENDED 10 at my factory, ls6 Fulton
street. New York CitF. W. II. GRIFFITH.
Il1e2.sto r
DR0FITABLR EMPLOYMENT FOR
L SUMMER AND ~FALL-The address Of school
teachers, students, clergyman. disabled soldiers and
others, Wanted. Business lieht and pleasant. Nd
dress BS. GREEN, IA Superior street, CIevelaud,
o., Room 4, ~ sfairs. jye.355
2En R0n MONEY ADVANCED
&OO-NVO n SINS 70 Euit-at TIE Old FtE-S
M Eeil-lnoEn AAGNEE'S LOAN CFFIgE
On s2cuutss q oyoTT kiad, viz: God ard Silver
AalSae3- Hel1oEadas %aysr Ware. Jaweiry, 0nns
E.stois, Clothing. Drg Goods, Pianos, Msl5dAIns. Eas
AL p9rsc1at p7oporfy aBf articles o~fvsiue, on the moi
Eeu5iaatoy terms Business strictly private. e.
ssbhseed isst. n. B.-A variety Of unrelecr-as
N&chGtteEcsrF Guns, ETC., for ssle ct bsrzaips.
o. Water and Superior streets. oYer
EaNs EElaEctto's Ci0tafss Ssoro.
49, II Az WEGsrR
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1866.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL,


SHORTEST, QUICKEST Il hest RDVTE
the East and West.
ON the arrival of Passenger Trains
~ fren the West at the Union Depot. Pitts
burgh, THROUGH TRAINS ktvs As follows:
A EXPRESS, 800 A. n, taxcept SUNDAY
NAH, $50 A. M Except snnday)
OLNClhNATI EXPRESS, $50 A. M. Nxsanf
Sunday.) AAA"F'
FAST MAIL, 1t5O P. NJ, Except sunsavl
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4:IO P. M.. Everv
bay.
FAST LINE, 1000 P. NJ, Except sunday.J
Thinning tarough without change OF Cars T.
HAkKISHUGn, PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
and NEW YORK, tvia AllcutOWRJ HoUEs
IN AbFAScE OF OTHER LlSEs, Connecting direct for
All New England Towns and Washington CITY
rms Is the 7nly Tunta by which Passengers.
leaving -. Louis, Cairo and Quincy SATURDAY
morpipGi Chsesgo, IenrrsOnVnle and lndianapoli.
Saturday evening, Run THROUGH DIRECT Ia
Eisiern cities, arriving
"a HOHRS la Advance Of other ROBfes-
ELEGANT sTATR-ROOM CARs
are attached 20 al night trsin1.
Free.
~ Fare always as how a3 by othez Routes.
v gWIHNEE. Con. Ticket Ag't PbiINdfa-
I0hHES, Gen. W. Pass. Ag't. Chicago.
y .hIMBALL, Asst G.. W. p. Ag't. sbiesso
OHAs- THOMPSON, Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, D.
Once, Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
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Musical SorREE.-Papworlh's band had
a large audience in Monumental Park,
last evening, to hesr their fine music.
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Toledo AIarket-AuS. 1,


F~LOUR.-Quiet.
WHEAr-Firmer f0F ohotce grades and advancing
common declining. Sales Of amber crop Of "a. az
s24O92,42%; do. crop '65 at SEEK; amber d.
$zsSZ12i No z vi lite Wabash, new crop S2,4g.
CoRN-Less active. GALES at u.s. for No. L mixed
OATs[sale Of No 2 at 40c.
LAKE FREIGHTs-Duil. &c for corn TO Bnfalo-
Buffalo Markef-Ane.L
FLOUR-Quiet. Extra State 50
NHEAI-Quiet. Sales at SIS for No. 1 Mil
Sankee for boat load; Sl,S0 for car loaded.
CoRN-Du!l. Sales of IG,0OO bushels No. 1. at
%oArs-Dull. sales of No. 1 Chicago al Csc.
Wisconsin s294ic.
BARLEY-NOminal.
RYE-Nominal.
POEK-sales q Sc, 5Oas},OO.
LAEp-SAles at HEG2Ic.
IT'D --
Rose q PreBtiss' Provision kTarke1
Report.
HAAE-SugaF cured cauvassed . "a
Sh0ULDEEs-Sugar-cnrsd CanVassed = L.. Ia
Dried BEEF-Sugar-c red CanVassed q n.
BAooH-Or Smoked Sides z IL
Leaf ( ttle-rn6'dia bbls or tres 20lZ
Prime Leafkettls-rnd'di in kegs q a., Il
PeaE-Ao. mess = bbl. 60
Extra clear y "a 20
Light 20 IA
No charge made for packages or eartaza
Al Articles are warranted strictly prime. Orders
ROSE : PREETTss.
Nos. l49, III Ead 146 Ontario street.
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TRAyRLFRs, RrcIarnn.
DEPARTURES.

n Gtizens wishing conveyance 20 other OF Inc
above Trains or BOrts, VIII b called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Limo, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, $50 Superior street. OPP
posite the Hsdden BOuss. mayl5
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CITY NEWS

SELF WINDISG WArcHEs.-Jamcs Nardin,
Emile Robert and Roger & Co.'S celebrated
Geneva Watches. No trouble hunting for
watch keys with these watches. Warran-
ted perfect time keepers. Call at 2S7 su-
erior street. S. Hogan.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURsDAY, AUGUST 2, 1865.

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
So For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

Beckwith & Sterling arc receiving elegant
English Carpets of their own importations
per steamer Scotia
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LoCAL NOTTCES.

SOLDIERS TAEE NOTICED. W. Gage, at
No. u Case Block, is the proper man TO
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-3iO
Just received by schif Elsoffer K Co, 100
Superior street, Opposite the Weddel
House, a large assortm emit in new styles of
ladies dress buttons, belt buckles, breast
pins, hair nets, &c, which they offer TO the
trade at New York Wholesale prices. jy50.
q, The thing for Summer Complaint is DR..
Keoler's Cholera preventive. for sale at ].
J.. Vogt & Cos, 30 South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, IL A. NJ. to . P. NJ,
at the same place for prescribing.
aug2:362
KEnVrTIS DAmENT
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, August ], Ise6.
Ereights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steaml and Rail from this port 20 New York and
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SEWER FIPE.-Sewer Pipe and Drain,
- fls Of slfsizss. Also,
MASSILLON,
MINERAL RIDGE.
LEHIGH M e
o,n PITTsToN GOALS,
VI the hest quality, at my Coal Yard. on Csnal
foot vineyard &c. Jyess3l4 EN-. HAMMOND
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

at the Principal EoteEQ for
n astTWenty-FOur Hears.
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WI. fAITrf. JOHN HOLLAND
PETIT d HOLLAND,
Successors to Malone. Petit 3 Co., late Hussey
4 MoBride.)
PRODUCE COMMISSION
AND M Ea
FORWARDING
AGENTS o THE
Lake Superior Line OF Steamers and
PrOpellers,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE IN & fs RIVER STREET
CLEVELAND, OHIO. -
The most strict psrsORAl attention paid 10 he
filing Of all ordsrB.
Liberal cash advances made On eensignments.
~ We keep constantly on hand She choicest
brands Of Ohio aed Indiana Flour, Pork, Grain,
&c, for sale on Commission. Dealers in Carbon
and LubIieatipg Oils, Salt, Watsr Lima, Butter
Cheese, Lard, Hams, Snd al End cfooaxtry,
~ 4f3t 1a4aitI 1aal
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EEIEn.

On the 18th inst, at the Columbia Fe-
male Institute, VIRGINIA, daughter of Mrs.
CAROLINE and Hon. JNo. r. JOKES, OF
Phillips county, Ark.
As the beautiful birds, sent 10 chant their
forest hymns, or triil their silvery notes
amid the gardens clustering shrubbery,
come with the spring and sunshine and
verdure, and take their fight when wintry
blasts blight the flowers ard freeze the tears
Of the dying year on the face Of mother
earth, 50 our little friend Jennie came to
Us in the spring-time, to cheer Us and 10
learn US TO love her, and with the winter
was waited on angel wings to a cline
where there is 40 blast or chill.
Her character vas a garland, woven Of
the most lovely virtues. Pure as beautiful,
and beautiful as the rarest flower that blooms
on her native prairies; amiable, truthful,
unselfish, and ever cheerful and bright as
the first smile Of the morn, she was uni
versally beloved by her school compan-
ions. and was the idol of a large circle Of
devoted friends.
"Wh0m the gods love, die young" Not
withstanding every kind attention which
affection could bestOw, every effort skill
could apply, were used to save her from the
cold embrace of death, sweet Jennie is
gone for God loved the little one But if
our souls are left dark with grief by her
departure, We should remember she is nov
singing pseans Of joy and glory in those
mansions on high. II that kindly heart is
stilled, if that pure soul is Disseminated,
it is another bright, shining gem, set in the
crown Of the King Of Kings. May these
reflections console her afflicted family, and
sOothe their bitter grief, is the ardent
prayer of A ERIESD.
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TIE CITY

We call attention to the following adver
tisemenis which appear in this morning
paper Cor the first time The reader il
referred to them in another column:
The best coal oil can be had cheap al II
w. Hasslock's, 10 Public Square. Also
gold and silver leaf
An important notice is addressed 20 hold
ems Of Union Bank notes, by JOS. w. Allen
trustee.
Malcolm Clark adyeTtises stray COW
and offers a reward for her recovery.
The Office Of DR.. III. Sheffield is removed
to Is9 Broad st., between High and Vine.
John O'Neill, real estate and claim agent
IS Cedar street, will collect officers, SOL
dierS and citizens claims against the gov
eminent, and advance money ON the same
The Office Of Robert l.. Caruthers, Jr-
attorney at Law, is over the Union Bank.
Oysters, fish and game are served mp in
stvle at all hours ut the Customhouse Saloon
and Restaurant, Sc Church street opposite
Maxwell House. J. +. Dugon, proprietor.
r. II. Thompson, % Cherry street, ad-
vertises AN entieing array OF fancy and
useful articles. embracing everything in the
gentlemen's furnishing line, suitable and
very appropriate for Christmas gifts
An extensive Sheriff7s sale Of furniture
al auction will be made tomorrow, (satur-
day. by Dolia. Barnes & Co., at their aue-
ton house, As North College street.
The steamer Fanny Brandeis. Captain
John T. Cartwright, will leave for Cairo
and Memphis tomorrow at IL o'clock.
A store room is wanted by good tenant.
Address postofice box l03.
In our special column, Robert Ihomp-
son, "a South Market street, advertises pure
Scotch and Irish whisky, and other fine
liquors.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

INTERESTING TO NoTEHoLDERs OF TIKI
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE 1t will be
seen by the advertisement of Joseph w
Allen, Receiver, that in accordance with an
act Of the Legislature, the time has been
extended for the registration Of the notes
Of the Union Bank to the lst of January,
1869 This action on the part of the Le-
gislaaure is in direct conflict with the rul-
ing of urChancery Court, which, at It's July
term, ordered the registration of all notes
against this institution by the LIST of Janu-
airy, 1867, preparatory 10 n final settlement
and a pro rata distribution Of its assets.
The Receiver was exceedingly anxious that
this speedy adjustment should be made,
and we doubt not it Would have been better
for all parties interested but the Legisla-
lure having undertaken 10 control the mat
ter, Mr.. Allen has no other alternative but
10 conform his action thereto, or make him
self Individually liable for the results Of a
contrary policy.
We have not seen 4 copy of the act allu-
ded t., Dut understand that it cOntemplates
the winding up Of the business of all the
banks now in liquidation, except the Bank
Of Tennessee. The propriety Of the eKcep-
ton is not very apparent. Whether inten-
tional or not, the fixed policy of the Legis.
ture is 10 render the notes Of that institu-
ton of as little value to the people as
possible. When they all get into the
hands Of the speculator, different policy
will likely be adopted.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

Mn r. J. KRKPATETcK has just received
a splendid line Of seanonable goods, inelud
ing ladies' closks and dress goods. These
goods are especially worthy the attention OF
the ladies. Mr.. kirkpatrick has also fne
line Of goods for gentlemen. The clever
gentlemen Ia this establishment viii take
pleasure IN showing aud selling these
goods.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

To COnsumPtiyes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by q
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection and that
dread disease, COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send a copy of the
prescription used, free Of charged, with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
beneit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eOneeiyes to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, win please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
Oct23-ly
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SoTREE AND SUPPER-This evening will
be given a soiree aHd supper at Stull's
new hall, corner Of Woodland and Tulip
streets, for the benefit of st. Stephens
Church, Edge6eld. All who want to spend
a delightful evening, hear fine music, en-
joy an elegant supper, and above all enjoy
the society Of the charming ladies, should
not fail to attend. Admission only fifty
cents. Omnibuses will be at the bridge
at and o'clock, returning at II O'Clock.
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Is LIMBO ONCE MoRE-The notorious
DR.. smith, 70 called, whose release from
the workhouse We mentioned Few days
ago, was arrested again or Wednesday
while 10 highly exuberanl aud disorderly
condition. He was brought up before the
Police Court Yesterday morning and rOundly
fined for his lack Of discretion or course
the Doctor did not have the requisite
amount Of stamps on hand TO liqaidate hi'
iine and be went down 10 the Workhonse tC
resume his old position on the stone pile.
Smith j. character assuredly.
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PoIIcE CORR. There were only a few
cases mp before the Police Court yesterday
morning, and they Of a very iriyisl char,
acser. Several old hammers were arraigned
Cor having iInbibed more Of the oOrAum Gu,
glsnfum than was good foe their constitutions
They were fined different sums, and bul
one Individual was remsndpd 10 the work.
house to liqnidate the 6ne piled on him
With q liberal snd uhsparing hand
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

RE0RATrSs IN MARKELL grocery
man was Yesterday tried before the Re
corder's Court, on the charge Of having
purchased in market, to sell again. He
was fined fourteen dollars for the offence.
We are gratifed to notice that the viola
tions against this ordinance are becoming
less and less.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

CHARLESTON. Dec. Is. P. M.--The cotton mar
ket advanced = cent Sales $40 bales. Mid
dlings $40 &c.
SAVANNAH. Dee. Is. P. N.-The cotton market
continues quiet. Holders are firm and are ask
ing higher prices. Sales light. Liverpool mid
dlings 81 zg32
MORTLE. Dec. lS.-Sales 10 day !. 400 bales
good demand. Stock on sale light. Closed firm.
Middlipgs 3lc.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dee. 1s.-There has been an ac-
tive demand for cotton to day. Sales of the day
foot up 9ll bales at 81 Z for middlings.
Macon. Ga, Dec 1S.-To-day there has been
an advance OF 1ze. in the price of Cotton, and
there has been quite an active demand for the
that was offered during the day, Of that grade
was promptly taken
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

LARGE REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs
Calender s Garrett, real estate agents,
sold on Tuesday last, two large residences
on Summer street, belonging to Gen. Jas
Hickman, for SO, 900 each, and on yester-
day, sixty-four snd half feet Of ground
on Cherry street, Immediately in the rear
OF the Commercial Hotel, also belonging to
Gen. Jas. Hickman, for Sl2,700
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21
sealed Proposals..

IN COMPLIANCE WITH A Law OF THE
I city o. Nashville. the COMMITTEES on TIE
WOrkhOuse viii receive sealed proposals. Until
yelve o'clock on Tuesday. the 9th DeoemRsr
slant. for furniahibr The WOrkh0uEs With
Ound. merchantabls meats fer the use Of TIE
inmates for the elsuinE twelve mgnths-ths
quantity % be furnished as may le demanded
The law requires the coutTlct % BE awarded 70
the lowest bidder
Proposals. should be leh gifh ths undersigned
az the Hermtage House, Church street. By "
before the time above de9 ignated-
JAMES SLOAN.
dee1a.Iw chm Wockhouse Com.