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The Charleston Cotton Market,

The holders OF Cotton still ask too high figure for
buyers to operate and tue Cotton placed on the market
Yesterday forenoon was withdrawn during the day. not
hnding purchaser. We have no sales to report
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Augusta Market,

AUGUSTA, August 2.-CoTToN-There is nothing
doing today
at 145 TO 1i6 and selling at 149.
SILvER-Unchanged.
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Philadelphia Market.


rather better 200 bales OF Mddlngs sold In lots 81
to 500 per ID for Uplands and New Orleans.
GRooHnrEs.-Cofee is firmly held; rs bags OF Lsguay
sold at 18H to 1so h. in gold In gar there is
change to notice; 20A hhds Cuba sold at 1870 per
FLoUR.-The market continues dull. but hoders
not disposed to accept lower prices About 1850 bbls
sold in lots, mostly to the home trade including
Per bbl
Northwest superfne eat...............$6 at. 6.57@3 TOO
Northwest extra at at....................8 0U@1 $50
Northwest extra family 1yat............. at. 900110 80
Pennsylvania and Western Buperane st..... 1000 7b0
Pennsylvania and Western extra at.... $500 900
Pennsylvania and Western extra family at. 6U11 90
Pennsylvania and Western fancy at 00@15L0
Rye -four. $3.50 90
Pennsylvania Corn Meal 400 Z25
Brandy wine Corn Meal. 4.26@1 426
Most holders are fre, SELLERS within the range Of
prices.
GRAIN-Therc In not much wheat oHeripg and the
demand is limited. Small sales OF new Delaware red
arc making at 50 COO per bush. Wheat 10 dull. and
prices nominal lot Of Western rye sold at ESQ.,
orn 10 nsctve and prices arc dropping; sales Of ye
Oats meet with limited inquiry OF yesterdays quota
tons sales OF "a 900 bush Delaware at $685. 1900
bush Western a 50 to $50, and 300 buah old Pennsy
vAna at $50 per bunh.
bbls aour 1000 wheat $3.50 bush corn 7lvU bush
Pnov1moNs-There 10 no change to notice in
price or demand Small Bale8 making at S33 Der
bbl for new Pork 20@2eo por ID for plain and
19o sat shouders and "a to 27c b for Butter
sEKps-olover Seed is quoted at 81 to as per "a
lbs for prime, but hear Of no sales. In Timothy
there 10 nothing doing. FlaIseed sells arrival at
% IS per bubhet.
WHinKKY-Remains without change. small Gales OF
Pennsylvanis bbs at % 23 10 "a and Ohio at 81 40
per gallon.
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NAMB OF PosT1fAsrnn.
Andrew e Hawthorn.
Ant~- o-karn
Eayin n y. 3 Bingham.
6av Strickland.
Root A Read.
David W Hawthorn
John A jackson.
Miss Eliz'th a Hayno.
Mrs. Laura r Palmer.
Geo l. Reach.
Jafus Woodward.
John Dexon.
Elyah L Sadler.
Bernard d Langa.
Louis A Burke.
Mies o l. Williams.
James Z Verdier.
Chas p Braytoh
g W DeHsy.
Sam'l K'ngman
Stanley G. Trott-
Herman Panzerbiot
Elizabeth Graham.
Josephine Cordes.
Henry Albrecht.
Emoree W DuHose.
Mathew A Evans.
Charlotte Rouse
James M Brown.
John Douglas.
Edward T Walker.
VIM GariiBle.
Thomas McFeeiy.
Jos ] Richwood.
Ihoma8 e Dunn.
Jos M Gale.
Thomas r Magill.
Sarah j johnson.
Pennie o Floyd.
Sarah stewart.
Julius Brown.
Margaret A Williams.
Rudolph YampiIl.
John Henry Rogers.
julia A Bristow.
William Summer.
David Kibber.
John + Lngrove.
Thaddeus O Hubble.
Sallie j Wi1es.
Catherine r Gibson.
Alpha B Howard.
Christina 81 Iaertel.
Benz 4 Doughty.
j O Janney.
Henry W Frazer.
Chas e Spencer.
VIM O Duncan.
James 3 Witherspoon.
Hezekish Ward.
Vim T Sim.
Marin L Rutland.
Michel Duffy.
Eme!y e Alexander.
ThoB 9 Davant.
, Amanda Mankein.
James III Allen.
Elizabeth Redfern.
John McCoughan.
John L Cameron.
Friedrich Hais.
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MRS. JENKINS CoLLEToN BITTERsl
Cures Nervous Headache.
MRS. JENKINS ooLLEToN BTrTEKsI
Strengthens the Digestive Organs
MRS. JENKINS CoLLB1 ON BITI ERsf
Stimulates o Torpid Liver
MRS. JENKINS OOLLETON BITTERSl
correots Acidty Of the stome,h.
MRS. JENKINS COLLETON BITTERsl
Creates Good Appetite.
Cures Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form.
MRS. JENKINS COLLETON BITTERSi
Reiuvenates Old Age.
Are truly called '"The Peoples Medicine"
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O1YIoER I
Due West, Abb
Greenwood, ABB
oundsville ABB
Bolton, Aht
Aonettsyille, Ant
Honey Path, Ant
storesviile, A ,
Rocky Ridge, AM
Bhallow Ford, And
Aiken. Bar
Johnson'a. Bar
Bamberg, Bar
Ba-nwell Bar
Blnckville, Bar
Midway, Bar
White Ponds, Bar
Beaufort O II, BED
Port Royal, Bea
Bonnesu's. OH
Summerville Obi
Charleston, Chl
st Stephens, Obi
Chernw, Che
Ridgeville, Col
Walterboro', Col
Oartersville, DaI
Doves Depot, Dsl
Florence, DaI
Darlington, Dal
Society Hi, DAY
Edgefield, Ed
hidgewsy, Fat
Georgetown, Get
Oonwayboro', Ho,
Tttk,o ptvn~ III,
Gi.tie ni'ef' ~, To
0nniaen G,en,, o,o-a T., Io,
a guseson . o".e' I1s, 1
Fioydsville, ma
I,ittle Rack. Ma
11,. Mari.n, I,,.e Ms Ms
,,, mo-, y ni9n, 1M1aa Ma
i m9ilns . Depo1 mn an
br,tton's neck, s1 ma q
0,. 0ho, 1,a Ma
fomarR Ne Ss
FROG LevoL ty Ne
Sn, SeWoe,rY, Ne, Ne
Orangeourg' Or' O
st mathews' UT VI
Hcaene, ~ 6ic
ncKensVilies r. Rn
| Hsu, Mainniia a, me p,e
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OFFICIAL.

posToFFIoEs IN ACTUAL OPERATION IN SOUTH
CAROLINA To JUNE 20 1854
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aa,MoW M Wheat-The offerings today quite small
only l2OO bushels white and S300 bushels red; Of the
white 21s 6ushels choice brought S. and tho rang
cd nom 90 to 76 lAU0 bushels ct 50 rs 70 lis
per 6nahe, further rad advsnOe Of cents Corn-47oo
receipts offered on oh.nge tho market wao lower for
White with sales OF $500 bushels a 81 to 90 for
good to PRIME and 1&00 bushels fair do at 81 O6 10 O8
no yellow sold; quote nominal ut 90 cents Oato-ro.
oepts continue heavy 1000 bnshes osred saea 5000
bnbheln MbEy1epd. spal svt--i-'- --I~St
Max, ,hssys1He sales reported; aocs "suh auu r'e'
PnevInoNs.-The market 10 active for both Bulk
Meats and Bacon and prices improving salos ate yes-
terdny and to-day comprised follows: 40 casks
and l88 boxes Bulk Shoulders at 1e cents 100 boxes
abort ribbed Hiddles at l8 cents; 10000 pounds shou
ders for late August delivery ct lex cents so hhds
Bacon Sides private terms 20 hhds at 20H cents
bids Shoulders In lots at II oents so hhds in obbing
lotp t17H to 1TA cens. Mean Pork 10 quiet quote
nominal at $SS so per Dbl. Lard is fat, inquiry
quote city at 20H to 21 CENTS and Western 21 to az
cents per ID in tierceg.
sALT-Market unchanged. with moderate jobbing
demand; quote Liverpool Ground Alum 81 l6 TO 26;
do Fine $3 to 40 per sack; Rock $50 per tom Turks
Island 60 cents per buahol
suaAR.-we notice quiet but firm market. The only
sales reported SO hhds Porto Rco Is to 13A
cents; and 40 do do at 12A cents; quotations same
las. reported.
wHsKEY-Is dull; jobbing lots Of Western report
ed 50 2 lots Of so to 100 bbls would not bring
81 26 to q 26 per gallon.
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Total bags.

we quote In gold, duty paid: Rio prime, 2oe: uoo5
eoSd 1sc dsr; T9l7Ho; ordinary. Isieo; fair to
native Ceylon Coffee 1sGo2l1Ic; Maracaibo Cofee 1T
@lsHo: Lag1ayra. 17H@l9s; St Domingo, 1sI@i7
CoTroN-The market opened with fair fnoHirv at
steady hgures but closed quietly and with ouoatons
barely maintained. The sales are to exporters and
spinners, and include 1900 bales. We quote
Upland. Florida. HobiIe Moot
81 SO
Low Middng... 50 IS eS sa
MiddlDg ...... 81 38 40 90 90
Good mtddlinR. Al Al 40 20
nt,t. En-
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VVrtEE-IHere IB q good demand from tho trade and
fun prices are willingly paid We notice aaies of AEON
1gs hd9 eI Capreelo at !sho gold; s5il bags do, ex
son. at 13Hc, gold and 6sl4 Gags do ~ Hnr1o EP
cseasss sIa fha In s.s bond l., Messrs William
bags; in Mobile to be 100 bags In Baitimore 10 %
toeoo do, and of Coffee all kinds In this market 20
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From The Boston Post.l
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o,"sa ~ n u cents higher on the sound grads but
Ts0n h,, I'LL ~ t'e adVance partially lost. The saes arc
s. 20 9 TO s5 & extra STATE to Is for choice do;
Iowa. &c and 81 to 66 for do ncudtnu sbnning
6Tands o. round hop Ohio at So IS 6 and trade
STU to II 60 and winter do at Sil to lh We anata
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THE OLD STERLING REMEDY
FOB
DYSPEPSIA,
THE
GENUINE C0LLET0N BITTERS
ESTABLISHED 1916.

THESE BITTER5 ARE PURELY A VEGETABLE
COMPOUND, and offered 10 the public under tho
fullest conviction that they will be found safe and
ereign REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
They have been triumphantly tested by numerous
families and Physicians in the South who have furnish
ed ample testimony as to their decided excellence.
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posToFFICES RROPBNED AND PosTMAsTRRs
COMMISSIONED IN SOUTH CAROLINA, FROM
i I,Y 1860
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dead cut-thc dissecting knifes.
Plymouth Rock has been undergoing repairs.
Patchen, Dexter and Butler are at the West.
LaGrange, Texas, has no rum shops.
Antonelli has recovered-his health. not hi
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SOUTHERN FLoUR-Remains as at last report sales
were made Of 800 bbs at 50 40 to 10 90 for common
ana Sli to Si6 90 for extra and family brands.
oANADIAN FLoUR-There is but little doing. We no.
~ 30 to $l2 for extra brands. ~
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being sick, and there was no physician on board
the steamer.
desperate afray took place In Williamsburg,
N Y, lager beer saloon between Prussian and
an Austrian, during which the former was badly
cut up, his nose being nearly hacked from his
face The quarrel arose during discussion rela-
tive to the merits of the existing war between
Prussia and Austria.
In o recent lecture in England, DR.. Cumming
expressed belief that the world would not be
destroyed, but would endure forever in d more
purified and exalted state,-the Saturday evening
Of the world was very near, and on the Sabbath OF
q thousand years, which was at hand, there would
be sunriso which would experience no western
declensiOn
The editor of the Southern Vindicator, publish.
ed at Pine Bluff Ark, says that on the supposi-
conspirators, he was, III July, 1885, taken to Wash
ington, chained hand and foot, and after several
months confinement released on parole, without
any explanation why he was thus outraged.
An English journal, speaking Of several choice
specimens OF American printing, says $50 i'm
proved has American typography become OF late,
through the exertion OF the University Press, the
Riverside Press, and other houses, that their
cellence with us at the French International Ex-
hibtion next year."
A Salt Lake paper says: "Away In tho wilds OF
Idaho, midway between Salt Lake and Oregon,
the air is thundered and the earth is rent BY q
cataract as imposing as Niagara. Situate on the
Sagebrurh Plains, which calmly eleep between the
Rocky Mountains and the Cascade range, and are
alike untenanted by Ceres or the gold OF gold, the
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03
New wheat and Flour Prices in BaIti-
more, LynchbUrg, Petersburg, Fred
ricksburg. Norfolk and Richmond.


In Baltimore l,650 bushels Of white and 6.SOO
bushels Of red comprised the receipts on Friday.
The demand was active for milling and good
grades Of red were selling freely at s. 50G2 60.
The sales included 800 bushels Of white at 50 S.
al IS for fair TO good. and at 50 95 for prime and
5000 bushels Of red at 81 1892 65, the latter for
prime.
FLoUR-City Mills extra is selling at Sl3a13 30
per barrel.
In Alexandria the receipts are limited: good
white is selling at 3 $500 50; prime white at 81 50
az 50; good red at 81 1902 40; prime red at 50 40
90 80 per bushel.
FLoGR-Family is selling at $l4 OOGl6 90 per
barrel.
In Lynchburg choice white is selling at 50 50a
2 IS; small quantity, an extra article, was sold
at 50 80 per bushel
FLoUR-Family is selling at SIC OO5l7 % per
barrel.
In Petersburg prime white is selling at g IS;
medium at 81 >; prime red at 81 so; and medium
al 81 > per bushel.
In Fredricksburg choice white is bringing 80 3
per bushel.
In Norfolk wheat is In demand, with light re-
ceipts; white at SECS 00 rsd at seq 60.
In Richmond quite large quantity Of wheat is
offering. The quotations arc, choice white 81 S.
az IS; red 81 7092 so.
FLOUR-Family is selling at 81; extra at $50
16 90 per barrel.
We would suggest to the farmers that they at
tend strictly TO the proper cleaning Of their grain
as the difference IN price viii more than cempen-
safe for the extra labor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03

PURE LIQUOR AND WINEs.-The efficacy
Of pure liquors in many diseases incident to
this season and climate is well known to
almost every one. The great difficulty has
always been to obtain pure articles. This
difficulty has been entirely removed by
Messrs. R. B. CHEATHAM & Co., who are
just in receipt Of very large stock of the
finest brands Of imported brandy, consisting
in part of United Vineyard Proprietors, Old
Henosy, S. 0. p. and THos. HINES & Co.,
which they warrant pure and unadulterated.
Of wines, they have a supply Of old Port,
which cannot be surpassed in quality and
purity anywhere, and a good stock of the
best claret ever brought to this market.
Their stock Of GUINNESS celebrated Lon
don Porter, and YoUNGER's Edinburgh Ale
are full. All these articles are offered at
very low prices, and we advise all who are
purchasing liquors and wines for any pur-
pose, and especially those who are seeking
pure articles for use in cases of sickness, to
call on Messrs. r. B. c. & Co., and examine
their stock. aug2-2t.
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SUBSTANTIALLY ENCLOSED,
OF NASHVILLE

Mr.. H. SCHLENNIG, the Superintendent is
an accomplished Landscape Gardener, and lot
owners can safely rely on his taste and Judgment
in improving their lots.
An the proceeds Of the sales of lots are appEe-
priated to the improvement Ofthe grounds. and
will be so appropriated until the whole Is placed
in the highest
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Nashville and Chattanooga Line.

Ctusc cghhestiQn3 made at Stevenson and Chat
tanooga Tor all cities East and south
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trims
Nashville and Northwestern Zine.
EXPRESS PAssENGER--Leaves Nasbvirle Ear
Jonns9nYllo' and all points West and Northwest
az o;QO ?. n. Leaves Kingston Springs al G.l5 y
n. Arrive az Jonnsonville $50 p b. Returninr
leave Johnsonville at 500 A. NJ. Arrive nd Kings-
ton o:la, A. ~. Arrive at Nashville az T30 n hi
ACCOMNOnATfON.-Laa Nashville AZ g00 ~
Arrive at Kingston at 1000, A. ~ Arrive al
JonnsonYlllc at BIO, P, NJ. Leave Johngonvifle ~
a;l1, A. NJ, Leave kingston SDrinrs 1000 a ~
Arrive nc Nashville &C - noon
Trains on the N. q n. W. r.. r. connect a.
gohnsonvilc, with the Cairo and Johngonvilio
Packets without fail
So Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers ron-
Meeting with n. and N, ". Railroad
a. 81. Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville sud
Cairo.
80 Trains stop at all Intermediate points.
An Excursion Train win leave the Chatta
nooga Depot every Sunday SO A. ~ for KinQg-
p. ~.
Fare for the round trip e1 25.
Procure tickets at II G. JacksOn's opposite st
Cloud Hotel, OF at the Chattan6oga Depot
w. y. INNES. GcnT Supf
~, -, N. 4 g. and ". W. r. r.
>. W. BROWN, Gent Pass Agent.
marT-ff
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New York stock Market.
Now York Money and stock Market.


NV YORK, Aug 1.-The Posts money article
saws a very lively speculative movement pre-
vailed at the Stock Exchange. Loans unchanged.
Stocks at the opening were generally higher. Gov
eminent securities steady but inactive. Railroad
shares active. especially Erie, Northwestern and
Rock Island, and Reading.
Att As P NJ New York Central was 1917. Erie
6Sl5 Hudson 1901 and Illinois Central lZ3A.
The Commercials monetary article says: at the
morning session of the Board stock continued
very active with few exceptions. The Railroad
list was about = per cent higher; there are many
outside buyers in the market and The upward
movement of prices does not appear to have
reached its climax. There being now as many
buyers as when prices were 5g715 per cent higher.
Government securities are dull, at about yester-
DAVIS prices except 5-20's, lS64-whieh were q per
cent lower and l0-40's which advanced Aafter the
board closed. Old 5-20's were 1885, being an in
crease Of "a and the issue Of 1865, 1855, being an
Improvement of IS The improvement Of
1862 is supposed 70 be owing to the receipt Of later
quotations from London.
Money continues very abundant. First class
borrowers can obtain loans call IN round lots at
per cent the bulk Of transactions, however, rate
at per c6nt. Discounts remain very quiet at
5d63I per cent. Gold moderately active, chiefly
from a demand for custom duties at l-l6tgl-52 ;
cent per day. There is a strong combination
formed for the purpose of consolidating large
portion of the gold on the market. Foreign ex-
change is quiet and the rate for Saturdays mail
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An EXCITING AFFRAY-A WOMAN At
TEMPS TO SHOOT A MAN.-There was con-
siderable excitument for a few moments
Yesterday, on the corner Of Market street and
the Square occasioned by Mrs. JACKSON
attempting to shoot man by the name Of
RoRFRTsoN. understand that some days
since Mrs. JACKsoN's husband and RoBE,sT-
SON had a difficulty at Lebanon in which the
former was badly beaten. This nroused Mrs.
JACKSON who, on meeting ROBERTSON on the
street yesterday, at the place above indicated,
drew pistol and was in the act of shooting
him when he ran into the store of SAM.
HYMAN and, stepping behind the door, he
ierked the pistol out Of her hand as she came
in, and handed it to policeman Moore. He
refused to take any action against her for her
conduct and endeavored TO keep out Of her
way. She was arrested and bound in the
sum Of $3.50 to keep the peace, and for her
appearance before Judge WILKINSON this
morning
Attorney SMILEY said a. there was con-
siderable feeling manifested between the par
ties he thought that Mr.. RoBERTsoS ought
also to be bound TO keep the peace until 9
o'clock this morning. Whereupon, officer
FUSION presented a State warrant and de-
manded Mr.. RonERTsoN, to carry him be-
fore a magistrate-A. V. RUTLAND going on
the bond Of ROBERTSON.
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Cincinnati Market.


CIxC1NNATI August 2-Flour in fair demand
for the higher grades, at 50 50@l1. Wheat scarce
and hardly any offered Prime samples are want
ed BY the local millers at 81 1902 50 for new red
crop of 1866, and old red of 1864 at 81 so. Corn
dull. and decreasing as regards mixed, which
would not bring over Gle; sound white brings 75c
in elevator. Oats scarce and in demand at 36@37c
for No Z and 414oe Io5 No l. rye h[m m at Sog
and not much offered. Mess pork in good de-
mand at $50 so. Bulk meats 15@l71Ic. Bacon
l914@2114. The news from New Orleans made
holders Of bulk meats and bacon iTmer. Butter
firm at 27630 Lard firm at zoe, but 1879 is the
best offer made for it. Groceries unchanged.
Gold 1l-lHml43
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NKw CRUYrRIEs have wants and habits peculiar
10 themselves In our widely extended and
sparsoly settled territory medicines ready pre-
pared are more employed, and are in fact great
CT necessity than in the old countries DR.. Ayer's
preparations have given the public greater conf
dence in this class Of remedies than had ever
been felt before. Physicians instead Of dscardinz
them, really favor the use Of such ready at hand
antidotes for disease, when they can be depended
on. And we wish our readers to know that in
publishing J. c. Aver Co.'S advertisement, or
any others Of like reliable character we think We
are furnishing them as useful information as any
with which we can Gil our columns Lon. Cour.
aul-lw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03

POWERS viii reopen his old stand, on the
southeast corner Of the Square and Market
street on or about the LIST Of August, at
which time he will have returned froman
Eastern trip, 20 purchase an entire stock Of
new and seasonabie clothing suitable for this
market. His old friends and patrons will
not forget the redoubtable MIKE iyls-tf
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New York Market.



New YORK, Aug. 2-Flour dull and 10000.
lower So 75dS 20 for extra State, Sc 1909 60 for
extra r. II. o, and 80 65Gll 60 for trade brands,
closing quiet. Whisky dull and nominal. Re
ceipts of wheat were none and common
strongly tending downward. Sales q. 600 bu..
81 % for new No. Mil and 81 IS for No, do.
Receipts ofrye nominal at S5e.. Receipts Of corn
1866 bushels; opened heavy, and closed fully lc
lower sales of 900 bushels at S09S0l for supe-
rior. SO14GS25Ec for sound mixed western; closing
at S01HdS6c for western yellow, IS for common
sound white and 81 10 for prime white western.
Receipts Of oats 1920 bushels; market dull and
declining. Sales of 5000 bushels, 43645 for Chi
cago, 46G4Sc for Mil. and 52655 for Iowa. Coffee
dull Sugar dull, Cuba ll@111Ic MOlasSes dull.
Petroleum dull; 2318@Ac for crude, and $500
for refined in bond. Pork dull and heavy; S3l-
43d31 g. for new mess, closing at S3l So regular.
Beef steady, Bacon dull. Cut meats frmer
145z@l61zc. Shoulder lS1z@21c Lard frmer
1S12a2lc. Butter firm 2O933c for Ohio, and 279
40 for State. Cheese quiet at l69al9c.
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CoNNENDABLE-We understand that the
Police Commissioners called those Of their
police together yesterday who had seceived
appointments and had been sworn in, and
cautioned them as to their language and de-
pertinent toward those who might differ
with them as to the propriety Of Chancellor
CANTBEIL's course m enioining them from
any further proceedings towards organiza
ton. We are gratifed TO see this spirit
eyinccd.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03

CAUGHT AT HIS TmCKs-A man by tie
name Of THos. Down, was arrested yoster-
day morning charged with searching the
house Of Bill HARLTNG, colored, for stolen
goods without authority. On examination
before Esq. patterson it was shown that he
was no officer. lie was fined - and taxed
with the costs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03

MARBLE-We were shown yesterday by
Rev. Dr. SAwmE Of this city, one Of the
most beautiful specimens of yariagated
marble that we have ever seen. Ii will
sustain even higher polish shan the famous
marble Of Fast Tennessee. lie obtained il
from his quarry in Alabama, near the Chat
tauoora railroad, and il was discovered some
.iN Nnars since.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-03

The suit brought by the Nashville and
Louisville railroad against MCLANAHAN
and CoL1ART fora lot leased by the latter
from Mrs. B. HIGGDs, ON Water street
near the Louisville Depot was decided yes
icriay before Esquires MEAcHAM Ma
rurvs and R0BERsoN in favor Of the plain
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WANTED.-AGFNTS

OK TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER
- 10 Month. Agents wanted to sen the esle-
bratcd " COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE" price SIS. The Machine will stitch.
cloth cannot be pulled apart. even affer every
third stitch Is cut Every Machine warranted for
three years. Services Of disabled Confederafes
especially desired. These Machines sell veil En-
connection with books. but paw much larger Der
cent. For terms. address as at Franklin, Simpson
County. Kentucky.
s. n. .T0LTvER 4 Co.
jyg5-atWe Genl, Agents for the South.