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States can hear something very much &c their ad,su
s,es by r'turn mil (fees Of chss,e,) b. adders.
abe undersigned. Those having fear. OF being hu
plugged viii eblige by not noticing this card. A
oihcrs will please address their ohedien, servant,
Iiios. I. CHAPMAN,
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WHY Nor? A Book for Every Woman.
The Prize Essay TO which the American
Medical Association awarded the Gold
Medal for 1868. by Horatio r. Storer. NJ.
d.. of Boston. Issued for general circula-
ton by order of the American Medical As
sociation. Boston: Lee q Shepard. Price
80 cts.
Under this title of why Not?' we have
treatise of great value upon topic of
vital interest to the public, and by one of
the first authorities of the medical profess
ston. 1t is prize Essay upon criminal
practice which is increasing with fearful
frequency. The appeal of the author to
every woman in the land is direct, forcible
and earnest.
DR.. Storer's Essay is brief, and interest
ing iii facts, and well adapted to do good
la connecting false notions. and alarming
the public in season to save the women OF
our land from practice which is an offence
against the laws Of God and man,
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STATE COMMITTEE.

The following gentlemen were reported
from their respective County delegations to
serve on the State Committee for the en-
suing year
Androscoggin-Lce Strickland.
Aroostook-Llewellyn Powers.
kennebec-Jahics g. Blaine.
Sagadahoc-Joseph McHays.
.TOrk-Jamcs NJ, Stone.
PenObscot-John Benson.
Franklin-H. Il. Prescott, of New Shar-
on.
Knox-T. r, Simonton.
LincOln-S. S. Marble.
Oxford Z. r. Harlow.
PiscataQuis-J. s. Monroe.
Waldo-Elias Millikcn.
Washington-Charles &. Paine.
Snmerset-Jamcs Il. DascOnib
Cumberland-N. A. Foster.
HancOck-N, X. Sawyer.
Waldo-Philo Hersey.
Observation-Disclosures Sargent.
Somerset-James Il. Bascomb.
Ysrk-James W. Beatty.
Report accepted.
Mr.. Martin of Danville introduced res
olution to the effect that the next Legisla-
tion be requested to assume for the State a
portion of the war debt of the several towns
in the state. Referred to the committee on
resolutions.
Convention adjourned to meet at o.
clock.
Afternoon. Mr.. Brown Of Hampden in
troduced series Of resolutions in regard
TO JEFF. Davis, which after being passed,
the vote was reconsidered and the resolu-
tions referred to the committee on resolu-
tons.
A committee was raised to wait Oh Gov.
Cony and reques him to address the Con-
vention. The Governor appeared and was
introduced by the President. The Conven-
ton greeted him with three hearty cheers.
The Governor spoke some fifteen min
utes in a patriotic strain, upon national and
domestic politics.
General Cilley of Rockland was called
for, and responded in short speech.
The Committee at quite late hour re-
ported, through its Chairman General Per-
nv, that the whole number of cities, towns
and plantations represented was 34l, and
that the number OF delegates present was
1907. Report accepted. Report as fol-
lows:
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BOURBON WHISKEY.

For asthma, colds. and for all troubles Of q kindred
nature use Golden shcaf Bourbon Whiakey. II IL
sold In large square bottles, with the name Of c A.
RICHARDS on every bottle. BY all druggists every
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A Committee Of ten was appointed to re-
eeive sort and count the votes for Cover
nor-fiye Chamberlain men and five Spring
men The Committee announced as fol-
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The Union Convention at Bangor
was lively affair. The Union hive
seemed to be swarming, and pushing out
after more space, and air and food. Go
where You would and there you would see
delegates from some one Of the three hun.
dred and forty-Onc towns, cities and plan
tations in the State. The Exchange and
the Bangor House absorbed good share
of the fifteen hundred persons present, as
delegates and lockers on. We heard one
| facetious person remark, after attentivcly
surveying the crowd at the former Hotel,
THAT if Uncle Abraham didn't find the
lUttom of his commissary chest this time,
he could stand draft from all the Fenians
in the land" So Of the Bangor House
Friend Shaw discounted bounteously, and
meyer for once, cried, hold, enough
The contest between the rival candidates,
"A good, natured rivalry carried on en-
tirely by the friends of each candidate,
presented such closeness. and there was
so mnch uncertainty about it. especially
to those who had no estate" with the fig
ures footed up, that it lett little time, for a
look over the city. This was to be re-
GREETED. as Bangor is fast assuming the
importance unL the characteristics of a
large and Aonrishing city. Her citizens
evidence much good taste in laying ont
and ornamcnting the grounds about their
dwellings. There is evidence also of a
substantial, well-to-do, thrifty and accumu-
latiDg class Of merchants. to be seen all
round. Its splendid church edifices, its
Theological Seminary, its noble school
houses. its first class hotels. its spacious
stores and store houses. all speak well for
its moral, intellectual and pecuniary thrift.
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COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.


The following gentlemen were reported
from their respective County delegations a
Committee on Resolutions
Androscoggin-C. W. Goddard.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stickney.
Cumberland-Nathan Webb.
Franklin-Jcremy W. Porter.
Kennebec-Jno. l.. Steavens.
Knox-William Singer.
I.incoln-William II. Small.
Oxford-Will;am W. Virgin.
Penobscot-A. w. Paine.
Piscataqnis-S, A. Patten.
SagadahOccWarren Johnson.
Waldo-William NJ. Rust.
Washington-Jcremia Foster.
Somerset Henry A. Wyman.
York-Nathanicl Hobbs.
Hancock. A. Emery.
keo Ort accepted.
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Special Notices.
SPIKE THE GUNS /!

Of humbug 1nposers are In the field with deadly
hair dyes, dangerous TO health and utterly dsstrue
tive to The hair. DO no, submit to have your head
Baptised with Liquid Fire!
when that cooling vegetable preparation,
CRlSTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE.
will in Ave minutes impa-, any desired shade from
brown to jet black without inuring the hbres cain
ing the skin, or poisining the system through the
pores. Beware Of the deieierious dyesi Manuiao+
tureG by }. CHklsTADORO, Astos House, New
Drcssers. lmx4
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Union State Convention.

The Convention assembled at Norombe
ga Hall, Bangor, on Thursday the p inst.
and was called to order at II o'clock. A
NJ, by John l.. Stevens Esq. acting for thu
Chairman of the State Com,nittee. calm.
to the chair, Hon. A. G.. .Tewett of Belfast
Mr.. Jewett responded to the call and al
dressed the convention in spirited ant
effective manner.
n. X. Sawyer of Ellsworth and Major E
Rowell of Hal'owell were appointed tenn
porary Secretaries.
On motion the following committee on
credentials was appointed by the chair
Androscoggin-Thomas Littlcfield.
Aroostook-Llewellyn Powers.
Cumberland-Lewis b. Smith.
Franklin-J. w. Fairbanks.
Hancock-Aaron Emerson.
Kennebec-George w. Wilcox.
KNOW. H. Meservey.
Lincoln-Edwin FIVE.
Oxford-John s. Perry.
Penobscot-Joseph w. Porter.
Piscataquis-J. H. Ramsdell.
Sagadahoc-A. c. Hewey.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed on the permanent organization
On motion, a committee of one from each
county in the State was appointed by the
Chair, Committee on Permanent Organ
izations, as follows,
Androscoggin-Robert Martin.
AroostoOk-Daniel Randall.
Observation-Disclosures Robe.
Reimbursement Dill.
Hancock.-Jesse Dutton.
Kennebcc-Charlcs W. Wing.
knox,. D. Rust.
Lincoln-Isaac 4. Hobson.
Oxford-John Il, Swasey.
PenObscot-Josiah Crosby.
Sagadahoc-James Wakefield.
Solnerset-S. d. Lindsey.
Waldo-Wilson Hichborn.
Washington-Rendall Whidden.
York-Theo. Wells.
For vice Presidents the following were
appointed
Androscoggin-Job Prince.
Aroostook-Parker p. Burleigh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gunnison.
franklin. ID. Prescott.
Hancock-W. G. Sargent.
Kennebec-W. A. +. Dillingham;.
knox-;rancis Cobb
Lincoln-Joseph Clark.
Oxford-Alvah Shurtleff.
Penobscot-HollisB rowman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flint
Sagadahoc-Jacob Smith.
Somerset-Henry Williamson.
Waldo VIM. McGilvery.
Iork-Jocob Marston.
The Committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported through the Chairman. that
the tempnory be the permanent organiza-
ton.
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I T E NJ s , & G.
NeH .4ave, i1seMeniS his Weck',

.teE .4Hyci kISclNeNkS ms WccE.
Fourth Of July-Mc0own.
celebration-Pcr Order.
Opposition Aiken Brothers.
Homeopethy--M. II. Pulsifer.
Agents Wanted-Amcr. Pub. Co.
Wanted-T homas Mahan.
New Boarding Housc-N. Salisbury.
Deane 4 Holmes-Card,
J. C. Caldwell--Card.
Notice Of Foreciosure-J. L. Cook.
Spike the 0uus-Chri.tadoro.
lIunneweils Cough Remedy. L. Hume
we'll.
Pain kiiler-Perry Davis
Why will you Su1er-Smolsndcr.
Liau r Notices-C. A. Richards.
Legal Notices-Caroline Moore.
I" &" Edward Swazsy.
" John Mil1iksn.
" " David Clark.
" -" Mary A. Rideout.
= John Blodsett.
Important TO Females-Dr. Dow.
List Of Letters-L D. Jordan.
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A. B. Farwell, of Kennebec; W. ". Vir-
gin, of Oxford; {. II. Smith, OF Washing
ton: Edwin Fiyc, Of Lincoln; II. B. Pres
colt, Of Franklin. :
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CANDIDATES.

Mayor
We are authorized to announce w. Matt.
Brown as a candidate for reelection as Mayor,
at the ensuing election.
Aldermen.
WE are authorized to announce II. Ii. Cheat
ham as a candidate for reelection as Alderman
of the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Geo. 3, Hin.
ney as a candidate for reelection as Alderman
il the Second Ward.
We are authorized to announce James Sloan
as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward.
at the ensuing Municipal election.
We authorized to announce A. ID. Creighton
as a candidate for reelection for Alderman from
the Fourth Ward. at the ensuing election
Councilman.
WE are authorized to announce NV. Wilson,
as a candidate for Councilman of the Sixth Ward &.
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Martin G..
Cotton as a candidate for reelection as COun-
Gilman. from the Eighth Ward at the ensuin g
election.
VIZ arc authorised to announce Phineas
Garratt as candidate for Councilman from
the Sixth Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce A. J. Duncan
As candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election.
VIZ are authorized to announce John Leil-
yette as a candidate for reelection rs Council
man from the Fifth Ward. az the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce X. ,. Morris
as candidate n for Councilman, from the Third
Ward, at the ensuing election.
VIZ are authorized to announce Dr. Gee. III.
Reid as a candidate for Councilman. from the
Third Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Pat. Walsh
as a candidate for Councilman. from the Second
Ward. q; the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce y. W. Horn
as a candidate for reelection as Councilman Of
the Third Ward at the ensuing election.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04


ARRESTED UNDER GKNrRaL GRaNr's LAIR or
pER.-Four citizens of GILES county. named Gro.
WELLEs. jams RrssFtL. Gro. KrIrP and JolN
SULLIVAN, we're brought to this city yesterday.
under military guard. charged with numbering a
negro on the 2si day Of June last II is claimed
the civil authorities refused to take coguzance Of
the case. aud the military, acting under the order
ofGen. GAM. have taken che matter in hand.
They were committed to the penitoluary where
they will be confined until the oiyi! authorities Of
Giles county signify their readiness 10 try them.
CmcUir CoURT.-The September term Of this
Court commenced its sessions yesterday az 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, Judge NJ. NJ. BRmN, presiding
There are leo cases on the docket. many Of them
important The Judge delivered AN able charge
60 the Grand Jury. {. NJ. EwING was sworn in a.
an Attorney. At the afternoon session the docket
was taken up. and one hundred aud ten cases
disposed Of by continuance and dismissal The
Court meets this morning at S o'clock. when the
regular docket will be taken up.
How TO GEr THE CHoLrEA-On getting up in
the morning take drink Of mean whisky, eat NO
breakfast. but .. the usual breakfast hour take
another drink Of whisky; eat plontifully Of
ter-melons and green fruits visit the low grog-
NNlt@ anu htfNtu ANAtl AAAHAfN NltnnrlluNitf stay
there and lunch on beer aud pret1el. not forget
ting plate or two Of switEer and linberg cheese;
keep u up all day; just before retiring refresh
yourself with small sized watermelon; take
little more whisky. and Il you don't have a genu-
inc case Of cholera in your house before morning.
you necdn't 80 % any more oxpenae Tor disiafcc-
tants--you are proof against IT,
THE RATIFICATION MrErgNa.-The State Ex-
ocutive Committee met yesterday morning. for
the purpose Of making arrangements for the
great ratification meeting on Che 18th inst. and
appointed the following committee
Committee on Hall and General Arrangements
Hon. MATT BRowN. Hon. En. II. EAST aud
Gen. I. T. SNLEY.
Committee on Correspondence il dvc JoHN s.
BRirS. T. c. DrSiNNeroN. ESQ, and AsnrRr RoB-
ERrs. ESQ.
Committee on Bailroads-M BuRxs. JonN s.
BR,SsFoRn Z. 5 CHEarHAA. aud .. W. NANCE
Esq's.
The Committee then adjourned to Wednesday
morning at o'clock T. 4. JoNls. Soc'y.
BFroRr FsorIrr MArrHrws-A man named
THoNAs MERRrxAN committed m assault On the
highway. on the person Of ZELIUs Srrur. lie
was arrested and brought before Esquire
MATrHEus. who bouhl him over IL the SUN Of
$500 10 answer charge Of assault and battcry
with intent 10 Kill.
MrERfNAS then sworc out warrant against
SrUNP. charming hin with assault snd battery.
The Justice not deenine the proof sufficient. dis
missed the case.
IL appears that Mr. MrRRtvANs troubles had
no, ceased. for he was again arraignci before The
bar Of Justice; this time charged with assaultinF
one VIZ. hoLLISs. tcolorcdD said TO be . very
peacesble. hard working man. RolfIxs not
wishing 70 prosecute him 20 The fal extent % the
Law. expressed himself satisfied IN having him
bound over 10 keep the peace for one year. He
tered into bonds Of $780,
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ing are The quotations;


/ Liverpool advices Of the Sd quote sos at 7334
Uneurrent money is duil and we hear Of only a
few Transactions. Bank Of Tennessee is firm at
IS buying and lOa45 selling Planters Bank Is
bought at 65975, and Union at 7O8.73 Southern
Bank notes are unchanged.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.-We have but little
change to notice in the general market The de-
mand continues moderate, both from the country
andjobbing trades and the market rules steady at
fair prices.
H-oUR-The demand for new continues active.
and readily taken at full prices There is nothing
doing in old. and stocks are running very low.
We quote Superfne new atSl0 50all 90; ex-
ira Sll 5O@l2 50; family, sl3@l4 and fancy,
$l4 500 Is 90; superfne old, 81 5O@9 90: extra
S99IO; family. $40 OO9ll 90. and fancy ST 5O9
10 90.
Wharf.-The market rules firm and active. with
good demand. We quote, 81 1592 20 for red; ! 600
2 10 for Mediterranean 90 2O@2 % for amber and
golden chub. land 8 25@2 30 for white
CoFFEE-There is a fair demand. with consider
able stiffness in prices. Stocks on the market
very good. both in quantity and quality. Wequote
Common to good, 261z9Z714c; good ito fair. 271q9
2Sz fair to prime 29@SOc and strictly choice, SEE
SUGAR-Meets with good demand. while the
stocks are materially reduced. We quote Cuba.
1S1l91l1lc; Porto Rico, l59l91ze; Demarara,
l7@ls1ke; New Orleans 1s@1slz C extra. ITO
1sc; yellow, l61l9ls14; B coffee. 1s@1s1zc; A
coffee. 1S1le; standard haEds 2Gc.
BAcOS-Stocks light. with small transactions.
We quote 221z923e for clear sides; hams, plain,
23924; shoulders. 17@lSe. sugar cured. 2IJ1@27c.
LARD-Continues in active demand. with
sales principally of local character. at2214@
1915 for fierce, and 25c for keg.
SALT-StOcks good. with steady supplies and
light demand. We quote seven bushel barrels
at "a so.
LEATHER-Demand active. No change in prices.
HIDEs-Dry. 1414915]zc; green sailed, CYCLIC;
green, 81. = ts-e-f ---.h t-L
IRON TIEs FOR CoTTON-Beards patent. lie per
ID. McIntyre's patent, 14e per ID.
BALE oPE AND BAGGING.-Bale-rope. yard,
25c; BaggiDg yard Ssc.
LIoUoRs-Quiet and dull, with large supply.
We quote Whisky, Bourbon, 2 gallon s. COCA so:
Robertson County 81 10000; Common So 25@2 so
Brandy. French $5@2O; Catawba Brandy $685.
Ginger Brandy 81 5O@3; Apple Brandy $4@5;
Peach Brandy s. 1905 25; Wine. Malage.S2 5O@5;
Wine, Sherry, 497.
NAMs-The demand for nails continues brisk,
with liberal sales. We quote s. for 10 as to
40 DIS. with 25 cents additional for each dimin-
ishing grade. tLf
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OFFICg BoAED OF HEt LTH, NlsHynLE. Sept.
81, p. N.-Durng the lasttwenty -four hours four
new cases Of cholera have been reported. As fol-
lows:
LIT. ColOred man, named -. was attacked at
II o'cloes last night; died to-day at y y. Had
eaten quite quantity Of watermelon about 4
o'clock last evening. Lived on aney between
Market and College streets. near Broadway.
q. LIZZIE REYNoLDs aged II, was attacked as
5 o'clock this evening; now under treatment.
Lives on Franklin pike. just beyond the franklin
shops
81. HANNAH BERRY. aged 50, had had diarrhea
for two days; presented choleraic symptoms at 10
o'clock this morning. Case hopeless.
4th. PATRICK kIssECK, age about 40 at O'Clock
this morning. presented symptoms Of cholera.
Case now under treatment.
IJNO. MCGRAPH, the Irishman reported yester-
day. is now cOnvalescing.
ELIzABETH HARRIS, (colored.) still under treat
menf.
There were one or two other apparently well
authenticated cases rumored on the streets, but
have not. up TO the present hour, been reported
to the Board. In this connection tho Board would
again urge upon all practitioners Of medicine
in the city the Importance Of promptly reporting
every case that may come under their care.
By order Of the Board Of Health.
J. D. PLUNKETT. NJ. d. Sec'y.
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A SAD CASE OF DEsTITUTION.-AbOut 10 o'clock
last night negro boy, about nine years of age,
was found wandering on the streets in state of
nudity. Councilman F. W. HORN reported him
to the police headquarters, where. in answer to
questions, he gave substantially the following ac-
count Of himself: He formerly belonged 60 Mrs.
RHODES, of Giles county. Tenn. Some months
since his father and mother removed to
this city, mo doubt in their ignorance, believing
Nashville to be the centre of freedom, good living
and no work to do) bringing him along with them.
Since then, both father and mother have died.
and he was left in the care Of negro woman who
had been u friend of his parents. Some four
weeks SINCE this black fend drove the little child
from her house. Since that time Ee says he has
been living in the fields-that for the past week
he has had no clothing, the rags with which he
covered his nakedness refusing to perform that
duty longer. Heanswers all questions readily, and
seems unusually bright for his years. 1t is truly
deplorable case Substitution and Abandonment.
We wish every person who has been instrumental
in persuading the freedmen TO leave their former
homes, and seek Others among strangers, could
see this fOrlom little negro boy. He will be pre-
scented in the Police court this morning, and we
have no doubt his forsaken condition viii gain the
sympathies of some kind hearted person. who will
take him and do a good part by him.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04

NKw THEATRE" Ruth, The Letter Carrier, y
was the play at this place of amusement. Miss
PRICE sustaining the character of Ruth with her
accustomed ability. Everything she attempts is
well done, and her talent, youth and many excel
lences as lady and artist deserve and should re-
ceive more cordial recognition at the hands of
our play-gOing people.
Tonight will be presented FanehOn. The
Cricket" in which character Miss PRICE exeels.
All who desire to spend pleasant evening should
go and see Fanehon.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04

IN prepaGaiioH-lh e Great Prlze Drama of VErIA.
Grand Family Matinee every Saturday afternoon
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
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Adveriisencnts inserted tmesa week (eod) for
a month or longer period will be charged two
thirds Of table rates.
Advertisements twice n week. one-half Of table
rates
Advertisements once a week. one-quartsr table
rates.
Special Natiees. Doe a line, for time GD and Zoe
for each additional insertion.
All advertisements considered due after fret in
gertion.
All changes will be charged for at 59c a square,
Advertisements Inserted longer than months
Gun 10 per cent. will be deducted FROM the second
quarter, Is from the third. aud ~ per cent. from
the fourth quarter.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04

OFFICE BoARB OF HEALTH, nashville, septem-
Der ?, M.-During the last twenty four beurs
three new cases Of Cholera have been reported. as
follows;
ist. HANNAH CALLAH4N, "a white woman who
had been nurse 10 Mrs. MooEEJ was attacked at
10 a'elock last night and died AT P. u. to-day.
u. And Irishman, name -- attacked at ]
clock this mOrning-stili under treatment.
I'd. ELIZABETH HARRIS. (colored) age 49, at
tucked this morning at 10 A. r., case hopeless,
lives on Clinton Pike. one half mile west Of Lick
Branch
ThecOlored boy reported yesterday is still under
treatment Mrs. MOORE. who was heretofore re-
ported. died this morning at o'clock
BY order Of the Board of Health,
J. d. PLUNEET. NJ. D.,
Secretary, etc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04

SoUrH NASHVILLE STREET RAHRoAD CoNPA-
NY.-There is Stockholders meeting Of the
South Nashville Street Railroad THIS DAY, at
the Office Of the Company and an election will be
held for Directors for the ensuing year at the same
time and place Il is a matter Of interest 10
every Stakeholder TO represent his stock and in
vostignte The gen eral management of the roads
and elect such men Directors as he believes will
best subserve the interests Of the Stockholders
and citizens generally.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, September 3.-Flour unchanged
and firm, the supply Ofg0od being light. Wheat
dull, and prices sc lower prime red, 81 40 No.
81 -. Oats unchanged and steady. Corn dull ai
81 q duty paid. Provisions dull. Mess pork Is
held at 33c Bulk meats sold to the extent Of
1900 barrels. at 14A for shoulders, and II for
sides. Bacon quiet, at 1714@l94@2l; demand
without buyers. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Gold l44%.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have the Daily or Tn WErgtY UxIoS AND
AMERICAN sent to them any length of time they
desire. DAILY at 81 25 per month. Tm- WFEKLY
at 60 cents per month. Leave your orders
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