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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
Wilmington Market,

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May 2S-TUnpENTrNE-Has further
advanced and quote sales of 200 bbs at SIS % for
new virgin So 25 for yellow dip, 81 62H for hard
per 2s0 lbs.
Spirits TuRpENTINE-Sales Of rs bbls at &c., and "a
DO at 60c per gallon for white
RosN-sales Of 1S4 bbls at S. for Opaque and So for
pale, per Dbl Of 2sO lbs.
GoTos-one small lot % balesl changed hands at 36c
per ID for middling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS May 27.-CorToN.-our market was
quckened last week by advancing prices In New York
and New Orleans in the face OF unfayorable reports
from Liverpool, and more activity manifested at
higher rates. The quotations for Friday and Saturday
were 80 to Sic for Mddlinga. Receipts still very light,
and stock on hand still about 5000 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
COM M ERCIAL.

Exports.
LIvERPOOL-per ship Hudson-1l3 bales s and 1865
bales Upland Cotton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

WATCHES, Jcw-lry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery
" Clocks, and Military Goods ofeysry De
,crption such as swords, F2auirlts,, Sash's
Oats, Lace, Buttons, Sc Military compan!e
urnlsk, I'd complete I'm every article.
Now Opening magni6cen, stock Of New
Icods, such a. y mericsn, nIi-h. German ant
French JrweI'y, IN se's and ID single piece,
les, quality Gold Watches, English Levers
>te;eton do, Duplex, Anchor EscaPemrn., he
inca. some very stns!l { IiIir--st with pear.
ana diamonds, elegantly enan.Nel, lrdePtr
en, and Quarter second " At hes, Hunting |
care, gold " arches IN every Varr.ly.
R,ch China Vases, from Pans and Dresden
French sad spanish Fans.
silver. Cold. Ivory. Fcn,l md Lsa:hs- Car
Gases, 90, d., -, POI MonAies.
Eeaa GIli and lj5or1cd Cio, K, Cantl'5ras
ALBATA WARE-Spoons,f forks, !ad.es bot
ter knives, &c, Of toe best qualify.
Plated tea and coiEs s,I,, ca-s"E. vsItsr"
AXE hasketS, vegelsb.' dishes. tursen", hnt'"l
fishes, carjIosnck., teakertlss urns, salt crlisr>
Togi,!;ss sascOlsn1, usw sN e., English ard
American table cutlery, sc issoTS, pen KNIVES, -
&ors sporting kHiv $. music boxes, 2, 3, 4, D
and pairs Of jewellers scalsA, weights &c.
WatchmakerS' ,oos ard materials; Va ca
''Inssrs "f every tescrtPs!oni compel ass"r',
Grul .; d-ftI~ts Files.
&. T. & CO., oC<s lac 1bova goods c. !ns ".
y b.. .ei.ns U.!I and Examine.
July 5, 1865. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The Circuit: Court OF Jefferson viii nee
four times year. the 2nd Moncay in ApriI
lime Oc,obe. aud december. J lJst-h. Is
Hul. Ci,rA " \. GhaPllne.
Rule days Gu the fret Monday Of each
month. 49,
sheriff William Rush. Deput'cs-l. /
Chauline. 7. w. rouefield.
Recordsr-G Orge Byers
Dep.,y anJ R,corder-J. D. Fayman.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Comuissiontr--Hsnry (. kut'er.
Board cf Supes!sors will meet on the 'sl,d
Monday of each month, at their Office over "
4. CAaphae's St re- in SkrPherd7'own. PresI-
FoSsrt. Ehud Farmer Daniel
Cameron, Dr.. James Logic, John W. MgCordy,
D. J. Young. and Charles Johnson. Click OF
the Board-Henry G Ender.
County Treasurer-JosePh WslShans.
Superintendent Of County Fee Schoois-s
y. Is. st'ider.
Assessor James ". Greenwood.
Masi-tfates-Joseph =. FIrUnng Chophne
TonnshIp. James 3. Fayman, Shefhs Town
ship.
Ccnstable-Geo,ge hcBee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
BELLS
Il l. I l. /. 4 Ai9 L.,
CONDI7ION POUDLK,S
Enr liAs,4.,- lai.h. I'D SNi..e.

By their use the Horses appetite is impro
we'd, al dcrsnsen'nts si tie digestive ors,.us
coIe,t:i j, Sot;rn.ES ke skiL, and giving 70 Ia.
,cal = ,..eA SID sh.hI". o9,...r.L.e al "a;
Z usJ WuL ttri.ct s-.e'y d! al tIa.s>, as ,
,unt..us TO !nsIeGitns which cen laju,e i
no!se wh, tier Sex or aeh.
Fyr rst,euing Caa,. sEey a!s i"vaiu1ile; u
possess Ihg peculiar rt"irr rs III u - in4 to-
uUautiN OF milk 10 cows, MyfebY g'vlrG !E'm
iC1 pcr!snce as.s sai-" Na'eh su'Lio .'i-''
,nvlu within tie hauGs vi al ,u,o,Cstcd.
All Diseases which tie H"g Is subsci, a
coughs u!leGS IL the lungs uId aver. and a. d
> eutral purifier of the blood, We gus-2A!ee
the!f efficacy, II on { iiiriy uied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
The Greatest Linimelt in Use !
BELLS
w hite Oil 8,

THE Blsndest, Clesnest, Most Penetrating
aud Most Economical Lniment in use A
Powerful oltsginus compound for tie speedy
cure of
Rheumatism, Strains, Sprsins, Wounds, Numb.
ness Of the Limbs, Frosted Feet and HANDS
SPAWN, Saddle Calls, Pol Evil, Ring BoHe,
Bruises, SSelngs Of all kinds, and IN iacl
every disease for which an EmLTocationis ap-
plicsbc in man or beast.
% CENTS A BOTTLE.
This preparation which ia origina with US,
vii BIZ found 10 be one of the incest ard at the
same time one OF the most reliable applica tons
exiant.
Having been employed very extensively since
is introduction, and feeling satisfied OF It's rene
dial properties, We recommend II with the W
most confidence. knowing that no one viii be
DISAPPOINTED IN Its use
n ! Sod III Sncplertstown by Z. c. BuIk
hart and P. II St'ote, and by Druggists a..c
S,otekeepsts generally.
e@ Ask for Bells Preparations 80
~ Prepared by w. d BELL, APothecary
(GraJua,e # Philadelphia College Of Pharra
| cv,) West " ashing'on street, HaeeIs:o1n
Md. March ia, lsS6-ly
| hUEENSWAR a foe assortment ant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
Patent Medicines.

British OIL Godf'cy's Cordial, Oh spike ami
Stone; Essences Peppermint, Cinnamon. Lem.
on aud Bergamoi; Cloves. OIL Lenon, Orcdel.
doc, liquid and solid; Eye Water. insa'uabe for
sore or inGamed eyes; P4reeorc Laudonum.
AnrrmonlaI Vine, Spirits CamphoT, Spin"
lavender, SPINS HarshorD, Sweet spirits
Nns, BaIsam CoPavIa, Syrup SqudS Joior.
Powder Up csc. frnar Emetir, Bal'am VIA
Cherry, Hegemans Cod liver Oil Swans For
aeea. Tooth ache Drops. Brovn's Essence ia.
maica Ginger, Holloway. Worm CONNECTION.
American Storm K,ler ills Wrghr' Indian
Vegetable. McLnne,, Or. Buirs coaI' 'cre'ob!e,
Ayers, and numerous oihtf'; meA'cah mu"'ang
Linimept. Davis Pain Killer, Ragefs Eubrcca.
uon. Aver. sa,saPan Ia, ilu'band's Cal Nag.
nc.,, sedrrtz Powders, Strengthening and
! Govt pasre,s. Rad"ay's Ready Relief. HanP.
IONS vegetable TInclUre. scheiJam sc"narI,.
! uos,stt.r'. Bltrer- brakes Plantation Buffers.
pc and Cau!e Powders, Pure Ccgusc Bran.
II,. Oh Bourbon Whisky and Wines for ned
| ,c,,.al purposes; also SIoncbraker's MedIcILo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
P.fL.NTS, OILS, &C.

White Lead. YenIran Red, spanish Brown
yellow Ochre, Chrome Green. Lamp Blrck, I'm
her. lumt and ruugN; Common Green Paint
TsrGigrl-, LnF erlle Whiuhg .RJtlrn Stone. Pat
~, Punt eione. Gum rGlil4c, sand Paper
Glue, sPTis llrreutigc, LiE.ecd and Fi-u CI
C"pal AID shoe YsrnIsb, Polar axle Grease,
Concentrated Lye, Dye Sluls, Indigo, Alum,
CnIreras, Logw GOD AID extracts, Redwood, j u.
msrc Red Sander, Aqua Forus, OIL Vnnol;
Coal On aud nimp' OF most approved patterns;
spice, Nutmegs. Mace. Cloves. Cinnamon,
..ii-Yi.e. Black Pepper, ground and grain; Gfr-
ger, Mustard, Frenca Mustard IN bJlile., Es-
sence Coffee, Window Glass of al! sizes.
| have also a large selection Of Fancy
Soaps, Perfumeries Lilly White, TOoit HAIR.
Nall. Cloth end Backing Brushes: Pocket.
Reding. Fine, Tuck and Ro1nd Combs. Sleel
Pens and folders, Writing aper, Envelopes.
blsckIng, Matches, Lead Pencils, Dorimonas,
and many other Notions, all Of which we will
sell on reaSonab bic terms .or Cash. We respect.
folly invite all 10 cal and examine our : took.
K. T.. BURKE ART.
shsPherdstosn, September 50, 1860. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT SALE OF

Patches, Chains, Diamond Rings. &c ,
ONE MILLION DOLL.3RS' WORTH!
To be disposed Of al One Dollar Each !
Without regard to Value Not to be paid for
until you know what you axe u receive
Sp'endid Lis! Of articles!
All to be sold at One Dollar Each
800 iius.cli Boxes 80 to sljOeach.
$50 @ With tells
and Cas,inets 300 10 800 I"
500 Sill teapot> AID coffee urns ~ To 5O
500 ChIfng Dishes 80 to lU0
1000 Ice Pitchers ~ TO ID .
o50O &" Syrup cups " i,h salv 20 10 %
5000 Gobts and drink cups to 50
5000 Caslois ID To 81 g
5000 Fruit card, cake ba.k % to 30 "
5000 Dozen silver tea spoons 10 TO % doz.
loco Table Spoons
and forks 20 to 40 "
$50 Gents gold hunt watch 81 TO l5o each.
$50 Ladies " enam'd watch 80 to 10 "
500 Gents hunt cas- sllv watch 80 TO 10
200 Diamond Rings Do TO loo g
5000 Gold vest and neck chains 4 to 30 {"
5000 - Oval band bracelets to .
5000 Jet aud gold brace els TO 10 "
1000 Chate chaius aud gua.dc TO 20 "
TOGO Soltai AID gold brooches 10 III
5000 Coral, Opa an em-r . TO
5000 Mosisc, Jet, Lava and for
eutne ear drops to
1900 Coral opal and EN- ca drops to 6
1000 Cali diamond breastpius % to 10 "
5000 Gold fob aud vest " key Z 50 10 = "
1000 Fob and vest ribbon slides 10 "
5000 SETS sol sleeve but, studs, 10 "
5000 Gold thimbles, pencils sc 4 to 8 "
loooo Miniature LoCscts : D. TO 10 "
1000 magic sprins 10 10 - "
5000 Gold toothpicks, crosses, 2iO "
5000 Plain COLO rings to 10
5000 Chased - " TO ii "
loooo Stone set sgnet rings 2 so to 10 g
loooo California diamond rings 2to 10 I"
1000 Sets lad, Jelly, jet & soid 10 IS 6
GJoo " - Cameo, Pear, opal
and o theI stones TO Is "
loooo Gold pens, silv extension
holders and pencil. TO 10 "
10000 Gold pens, gold mtrd hoI 10 10 "
5000 - "exteusiun " Is 10 IS ''
5000 Ladies ait ard Jet buckle to Is "
500 " La,r hsis II balls , to 10 -
.iHS.LNU,tLE & co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
AIILLER'S PATEAT
BROOM HEAD.

TuE subscribers having the exclusive
,i,h,of Loudoun anL Jefferson touo.
,ies, (or selling MIIrr's Palenl Boo"
Head. very useful article, are prepared
+, furnish every person with them, al
.hor. notice. BY having one, every per-
.on can make broom IN i've or ten
minutes, complete. 'Fhry are great "a
wing, lasting a irfe time. You need never
buy another Broom. which Is an i'en.
JAMES w. DIXON IL BRO.
Frederick. Nj.
~ The Broom Head can De seen al
the Western Hotel and Sherf'S Oflcs,
Shepherdstown.
December %. 1865. On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
ENTLER HOTEL.
ca
Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
J. p. A. ENTLER,
Oct % Proprietor.
American Fire Insurance Go,
OF RklTIAIORE

OFFICE, NO. 6, SOUTH STREET,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $500, 600.
Effects Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise
Furniture, Libraries, V sscls IN port aud their
Careoes, aud all other lusuIaDle Property,
against Loss or Damage by Fire, Cat reasona-
Die rates. in The City and County.
BoARD OF DIRECTORS William Devrles,
" iil,am ]. Riemsn, William elsh, Ernest
knste, " lillian h. Abrahams, James ID. Ma
son, Henry Governor, Jacob ". Hugg VIII
Iam BuehIer, Charles Webb, Charles w. ela-
gle, George \. Mackenzie, Robert Hickey, ST.
mon X. GoIhbart, George ii. Berry, Joseph J..
Turner, john Ahern, John ". Bruf, Juhn J.
Msllson, John K. Cox, John Smith, d. Anon
Greer, b vid Carson, Geo'ge II. Byrd.
JAS. J.. ARMSTRONG;, President.
VICTOR CIUNEr, Secretary.
l.. DOW HESS, Agent,
Dufi Ids p. o.. Va.
II ar also seer.i ior tit saie oil IoG,b
>.cDes Monuments, 81, Tor Tie establishments
OF H. Stewart u Co, Frederick city, Nc
CGGers solicited. l.. u. ii.
January Ct, 1865. Ga
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14


Nc Isl BJoadrdy, .Ats foyh.
Announce tnil ali OF The above list OF good
ni.t ou ,ojd TOR Orr Dollar each.
IN consequence OF the g'eal stagn alton o.
trade III az manufacturing districts Of EnSiand
through ihe ., savin2 CIT o. tho supply .
cotton, large quantity OF 'ai,l0ic Js"tlry
u INA! !Q.eu,I.a st tsa e. 9Th market, ha'
aeeu ssh. "a tur SAFE IN tn, county, al mg>
Je sold at auy sacrifice Under tts,e cir.um
stances, Arraniale 4 Co, acting As agents !or
TIE pclu' lpai EsGopeau manufactures have re-
sui'eo Upon
Gar.tT GIFT .lPPGRTIO.N:NENT,
10 he divided acc r4Iug to the following reg
isNS"s:
UtrtItic stes Of the various articles sse put 10
TO envelopes Unfortunately, sealed up, anG
" heu ordered, are taken out without regard r.
choice, aad sent by anal, tiius showing n" Ia
,uiiti,u. Ga receipt Of the cerusn:a,s l'u
: ~ 8 what yOn are /" have, aud th'n, t -
.l ,o..r ,r,,cn 10 ssud The doiiar and teAr the
i,tt.l. ct OF. FuFc' - r. ms! aus G"leI" .
>.D.L Tat,0, II aHUi,n f''n&. 90 -. - g. Jew
-iry CT cur list isr Ose Do.i3f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
FOB Mich COWS.

The property this Powder possesses in in
creasing the quantity Of Milk in Cows gives
it an Importance and value which should
place it in the hands Of every person keeping
Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the QUANTITY of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet In fatteIing Cattle, il gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05

THE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
From Europe.

FATHER PotNT. June 4.-The steamer Novi
Scotia from Liverpool 9th, and the Londonderry
of the 18th, passed here this morning.
Political situation unchanged: More failures
reported in financial afleirs are gloomy.
The steamer Etha from New \ OTk arrived n
Queenstown on the 2ith. The steamer Scott.
from New York was reported of Brookhaven al
3P. NJ. May 18th,
don arrived from Liverpool on the Sd: and the
Queenstown on the 9th. Papers of Thursday
contain the following items: The London Express
announces the suspension OF Robinson. Croydon
A telegram from Jassy announces that com
bned Prussan and Turkish cOrps d'drmee en-
terediMaldavia on the 22d. Omah Pasha com
mands the Turks, and Gen. katzbue the Rus
SLAMS.
Two large ware houses of the London and n
Eastern and Western Railroad ut Manchester
were burned OF the morning of I'D ult. Loss
one hundred thousand pounds.
A Versailles telegram state letters from Paris
says the French Government Is raising to full
compliment all regiments belonging to the army
of Paris and Lyons, and will have the army on
a war footing IN a fortnight, ready To be placed
in observation on German and Italian frontiers. n
The Italian and Austrian Governments have
announced their intention to respect Swiss neu-
trality in the event of war.
A Paris telegram of the Sd says Monsieur Du-
sair states, that France, England and Russia do
not wish to take the position of arbitrator, bu t
solely TO propose the basis Of certain delibera-
tons and direct the discussion of the conference
TO the points constituting the cause of collision.
The powers arc now arranging the terms OF note.
intended to be sent to Vienna, Berlin, frankfort
and Florence. The La France says, the reply of
Russia is still expected, when 1t arrives a few
days must still eapse before the dispatch of the
collective letter of the powers. Conference
may probably meet three weeks hence, but
it will be difficult to accomplish this. Prince
Charles, of llObenstOcOllcm, was enthusiastically
received by the National Assembly Of the Dan
ubian municipalities.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
Money Market.



New YORK, June 4.-The Posts monetary arti.
was anticipated, and gold has gone up to l4i
opening at l403S. Coin is plentiful for delivery,
and rates vary from to per cent The loan
market Is easy at 6Cd7. Commercial paper firm AT
6l5dT Stocks depressed and dull. Government
stocks are less active, and railroad stocks drOOp-
ing. The Bank statement Is not favorable.
LATFR-rhc market for railroad stocks is strong
err New York Central closed at $50: Erie 81
VI. S. S0A; PittSylvania 50. n. w. preferred, $50
NEW loRK, June 4.-Private dispatches from
London by Nora Scotia. report the pressure aS
still severe The Bank of London is reported as
having failed, One banking firm in this city draws
upon that institution, but from the high standing
of the firm there is perhaps no ground for
pprehension that the buyers their bills
vanccs. There also report Of the fail
ure of W. X, CObrOugh * Co., Of Liverpool. a
large firm in the cotton trade. AT the date of the
Nora Scoiias news, none of the recent large ship
ments Of gold from this side had been received.
On the issue of the 25th, the Scotia, with 50 U92,
T43 in our gold was of the cost, and the CITY ~
Paris, with S3,0O6 404, would be due in two or
reasonable to suppose that the effect Of these large
receipts of gold will give very different tone to
the news by the Africa.
The stock market is dull and unsettled, chiefly
the effect of the uncertainty of the course Ofspec-
ulation. Brokers show an indispOSitiOn to in
crease their loans. The gold market has been
unfayorably affected by the foreign news and the
were plenty of sellers. There appears to be NO
very important speculative interest outstanding
at present Foreign exchange opens very hrm
with indications of large business IN sight bills;
but buyers show n disposition to hold of IN hope
of better news by the africa, which is about due,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
MONETARY AND Commercial,
9FFTcE OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN. /

TUESDAY. June ), 1866.
The tendency in gold yesterday was decidedly
upward as will be seen by the following quota.
tons Opened at 1907; l4O5s at II: 142 at noon
advanced to 1879 1870, and closed at 4 P. NJ al
1897.
Government securities are a shade lower. The
following are the quotations: 5-2Js l02l zq102I4
l0-40-. 95.z@96f -3Os. lo2'zal02i.. certificates
i0aalOps
There is very little doing III unouuont money,
and rates tend downward.
Bank Of Tennessee Is bought by brokers at >
cents.
Planters Bank Is very dull at So
Union Bank at present is firm at zoe.
Southern money generally is dull. and difficult
to sell. A few of the banks are in demand and
sell readily.
COTTON.-The market opened yesterday morn
ing dull, and continued so throughout the day.
There was little anxiety on the part Of purehas-
ers, and there was disposition to force the mar
ket on the part Of sellers. Only few bales were
sold at q TO % cents. New York dispatches quo
ted middling at 81 to IS.
GRoCERIEs.-The market opened yesterday
without change on previous quotations. There
was little activity in the market. both buyers and
sellers seeming content TO await the course Of
events
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
The Pcstonice Telegraph.

WASHINGTON June 4.-The Postmaster Gener-
eral to-day transmitted to the Senate reply to a
resolution of that body relating to the establish
ment of a telegraph in connection with the Post
Office system. lie submitted the replies to inter
rogatOries made by himself from experts in tele-
graphing, containing much valuable information
as to the cost of constructing and operating lines,
&c The mails the Postmaster General says are
now transported by rail 81 II miles. to which will
be added in the completion of the Pacific Rail
road say 1000 miles, making in all, 81, III of Rail
road service Estimating u of the distance as COW
cred by the principal mail routes within the
meaning of the Senate resolution, the telegraph
would be required for p 9il miles, costing for the
construction of a single wire line at SljOper mile,
S34ll l50 but as a three line will amount above
the average of the facilities required on theprn-
cipal mail route and accomplish any practical
purpose in aid of railroad receipts, it is safe to
estimate the construction of II upon that basis,
rather than upon single wire which increase the
cost $685. 230. The cost of a six wire line may be
estimated at $3.50 per mile with thirty PAGES to
the mile, and no allowance of extra expenses for
running through cities, nor for submarine cables,
the annual cost of maintaining line labOrers, &c.,
included. lie estimates 10 per cent on the cost OF
construction and the depreciation of all kinds at
s per cent per annum.
In conclusion, he says IdOn't submit the eSti-
mate of receipts gross or nett, which will depend
so largely on the manner in which the system will
be managed to secure lose the public confidence.
and be so much effected by the character of the
compensation of private org lniZatiOnS, that |
would regard any estimate too uncertain to be re-
lied on aS the result of my Investigation of the
resolution of the Senate.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
RIVER NEWS.

The river is rising at this point slowly with
three feet large on the shoals
ARRIvALs.-Tyroae. Cairo; Emperor, Cmcin-
natl; Myrtle, Evansville.
Departures Enterprise, st. Louis; Argosy
Evansville Myrtle, Evansville.
The steamer Tyrone, for Cairo. was unavoidably
detained yesterday but will positively leave foi
Cairo this morning. at 10 o'clock. Travellers and
shippers should be en- hand at the advertised time
II her departure.
The steamer lima Whdc, for st. Louis, Is IN
port and will leave on her return trlPthis morn
ing at 10 o'clock Captain Taylor has many friend,
in this trade and is destined to be very popular
commander. II. IL. Harrison & Son are agents.
The regular Cincinnati packet Emperor, is the
steamer for Cincinnati to-day. at 1 o'clock, P. NJ
A. w. johnson, Jr.. on Broad streets her agent.
The river at Louisville was rising slowly yes
tcrlay, with four feet three inches in the canal.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
New York Market.
TRv TolaCranh

New YoRK, June cotton pretty steady 5000
for middling; holders refuse to take lower rates.
Flour rather more steady at 10 to 50; Extra
II for trade around closing quiet. Whisky
20a2 q. Wisconsin Wheat quiet and more
steady at l0a2 %; for new No. Michigan , Oh
Rye firlner | OS for Wisconsin. Corn closes quiet
at 7ia7S for unsound mixed western; Sl@S3 sound.
Oats lc better 49a 30 for new Wisconsin; 7l172 for
old do. Coffee dull. Sugar more active. MuSca-
vadO l0I4@ll. MOlasses quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull at 91 for crude, and ~ for
refined in bond. Pork less active and unsettled at
so d0G30 -; new mess closing at $50 6S. Bacon
dull butter quiet, at 2jd37c for Ohio. and 25@ Il
for State. Cheese dull at lS@2Oc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
From washington

WASHINGTON, June ith.-The statement Of the
public debt for May will show large decrease in
the principal and.in coin and currency on hand,
Thad. Stevens was taken i'll on Thursday, and
his friends express some apprehension of his con-
ditiOn.
Charles A. Dana, late of the Chicago Republic
can, is in Washington. as a witness before the
Blaine Conlking Investigation Committee 1t is
asserted that he will contradict several statements
in Gen. Fry's letter.
Eleven thousand eight hundred and eighty-two
acres of land were taken up in the Iowa Land
Office, in April, for actual homestead settlement
The cash sales amounted to IS, 260.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05
In the Circuit Court at at Centreville, Tenn
O A Nixon ~ William RlnckweT and others.

1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
| Of the Court that William Peppers. one of the
defendants in this cause, is minor and nOn-resi-
dent of the State Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon him; It
is therefore ordered, that publication be made in
the Union and American, newspaper .puOhShed
for said defendant to appear at the court house
in the town Of Centreville, on the fourth Monday
in July next, and show cause. If any he has, why
the suit which was pending in said court against
Jesse Blackwell, and others. at the time Of his
death should not be revived and continued against
him. VIM. &. CLAdEII,
mav15-w4ts Clerk and Master