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Farm for Sale.
Attachment Notice.

Mahlon Miller, plt'f Before John Beardmore,
VS.. J.qaP. of Washington
John Miller, delft. Tp., Monroe County, o.
On the 9th day of January, 1865. said JUS
tics issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of S33 SO. Said
cause set for hearing March II, 1865, at ten
O'Clock, A. d. MAHLON MILLER, plt'f.
feb7. las
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Dissolution OF Partnership, {

NOTICE is hereby given hat .he finn Of D..
IN Neuhart & Co, manufacturers inamarbie,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Es- The business, will be continued at the
old stand, in Woodsfeld, by licholss Wagon
helm, one of the members of the late Arm
All persons indebted to the late firm Bill
please call aud settle NTH Nicholas Wagon
helm. febl4.
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An American officer has lately recruit
ed alarge number of men for the Repub.
lican army IN Vera oCrug. The French
soldiers there are said to manifest less
desire new than formerly for wair With
the United States.
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Land for Sale.

1NHE subscriber will sell at private sale $40
1 acres of land situate in Licking Coanty,
Ohio, Z miles from the city OF, Newark,92i
miles from the P. C. & C.R. R. There is 200
acres fenced and about 80 cleared, the rest Is
heavy oak timber and underbrush; so or go
acres bottom land; the balance rolling INLAND.
There are two houses on the farm. log stable
and cribs, good springs and good running VIZ
ter; q yourg orchard. of so apple tees is "a
the premises. The soil is good. This land
is offered at the extremely, low price OF sl5s
per acre, and viii be sold in two parcek if
purchasers desire it. Terms easy. Address
I 2 DR.. s. D. RIPLER,
janl7. Newark, Licking Co, Ohio.
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Sheriff Sale.

4Et f34C
by virtue of an order of sale in partition to
y me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of the county of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, l viii offer for sale, at public cutlery,
at the front ooor of the court house in the
town of Woodsield, in said county, betweer
the hours of ten o'clcck am. and four O'Clock
p NJ, on
Saturday. March 81, 1866, no6 ia
the following real estate situate inithe conn
ty of Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: Part
of the northeast quarter of section twenty
six in township four and range six common
cling ON the nofth side 81 the creek seventy
five yards west from 9ssetion line; thence
north fftyirods within fye rods of the section
line to a stone; thence west twenty-five and
four tenth rods; thence south ffty-two' rods. to
a stone; thence east to creek and down said
creek to the place of beginning, containing
seven and onerfourth acres more or less
Also commencing seventy three and four
tenth rods from the northwest corner of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-six In
township four and range six at a stone on
section linea thence south ninety-eight rods
to- n stone; THENCE west.six rods to the creek
thence down the creek to the mouth of a
drain on the north side of the creek; thence
west twenty rods to q stone, thence north
ffty-seven rods to q stone on the section line;
THENCE west to the place of beginning, con-.
tanning ffty-eight acres more OF less.
Ordered to besold inlths case of Jonathan
Conner VS.. Mary Lucky and al, Monroe CON-
mon Pleas. erlar 9m gva
Appraised at SLIGO. - ee5sg5i.3
JOS. MYERS,
feb2sw5- Sheriff NC. O.
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Attachment Notice.
-

Martin Brennan Before James Nesbit, !. P.
vs. ..se of Ohio township, Monroe
Conrad Young. County, Ohio: On the 9Th
day of February, 1856, said Justice issued an
attachment in the above action for the SUM
of SIS e6: theabove action to be for hearing
on the 2lst day Of March, at.l o'clock P. nj.
feb2S,oAsa5ssss SD M.BRENNAN, a
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LOOK III FIRE.
YE B00TLESs!

You can buy good, homemade BOOTS at
i the following prices, and have the mate.
rial and work warranted: =
Mems Heavy Kip Boots. So. SO.
Fine K "A SO 10
French Calf Boots, pgd, SO so
swd, $1,000 to 13 90
Also, Mems, Boys, Women's, Misses
and Children's French Calf Shoes,
(Balmorals) sewed or pegged, constantly on
and made to order. 5GHAS
FARRIER, LoBENSTEIN &,Co. >,
Darlington, 0 Jan. 24ml. 2dEa0I
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advertisements,
W. Tate Robinsonss Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed was. on the 2sth day of January,
1865, appointed Administrator of w. Tate
Robinson, decd.
mar6. JOHN BEARD MORE.
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ah0r Master Commissioner Deeds for
a e at this Office.
saS % a0Ak1SSsksaN 20 2
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a6r On LEASES for sale at this Office
Price 10 cents. 'sss 5. 3
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Asel Eddy's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN Der was, on the I'D dag of November,
1858, appointed Admins traitor Of the estate
Of Asel Eddy, deceased.
fsbsh: 9 90 ADAM EDDY. 2
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-nITima Table of CO. r r,

Depend upon this table until further notice.
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PORT CALENDAR.
t :. MARINE NEWS.
p u IN. OT @ H,A r. L;EsTO No
J Arrived Yesterday.
fAPRIL rs

Steamship Quaker City, West, New York-Ieft satur.
day, N, Mdze To Rayenel Il Co, Adams Express
Go, L Ducser, Chspin & %, g Steffens & %, j &
Oliver, Kinok Wtckenberg & Co. Parr 90. Cres-
& aondley, A Lee. Fisher Heinitsch DR. J-R eolo-
mon, A Palmer, Papzobeiter Won DeYere & Bon Hart
4 Co o ID Carr'6 o. Cover. Cor q Markiey. wearn,
Cook aGo. a Hing Hopson 4 suttpen. DR. arlmke,
Barkley & Co. oNetu, ] A Glover, ] A Morgan. ].
Grunthsl. Graveley, Lyons q Go, 81 Harris, J
Mcoafter, King& Cassidey, D Glass, II Davega, A
Twsas Sye. soiomoS soaT %s
ner, Perry, NJ Cohen Co. 8 " Rouqu:re, z & @ b
HopeEW q Q T Seattle. nayenel g. Barnwell. Luhrs g.
steiing, Hsn, Snifer d a Wells, " speissegger.'
Mercantile Co. Uferhardt Campsen, Bogert. Denny &
Go. Belts, Knight 4 veght, " Matthiessep. Agent
ston, Webb 90, JIG steadraan. w Whilden &c 90, W
Stanley. 4 = RI smythi Mrs "A Anderson, Granite.
3 DaSsop q %, Kenneth &aibspn, AGlover, Floyd,
MsElhO;s, 3 o'S 'SsiIi Son. E Fleming TcS y
ItS6o i %. stoddsrd ( CO. . Noise &.co.
walker Agent n Gerdts d. 90, Hodgson & Dnniap, z
Bates g. Mcoreety, CLARK arubes, Moses Bro,
9 " Pond, 81 X Cohen. ) Long. F Conner : Go, OF /
Class, Mrs Watts, Cohen Medical Depot Ketcham &
M6Sihstefs, Il Duo. J Long, Enright, MeIghan,
Mcclure, Won ssn,en, y n Ghsfoe. oartmlu Ruses:
Bancroft. Jr. JBAhdSt4on. d Paul Co. DAILY. "
YER & Co. Huey q Dayib, b 90, A Talmadge T 8
lNickerson, Lopez MCKAY q Campbell, II Hoppock,
Rev RJ shader NJ Marks, Russell Bros Bailey. Parfs
ltA yiiiams. MnliaanI Melchers & 90. Knight Ran.
adaylor. sLonoy. M Churchill, W Kiusnaan. sohr
Enchantress. Mrs M Booth, Kenneth h Gibson. r IL
.Konnedys Russell, Raoul Iynsh, j shaw, \ Hill q
.HSessI sShTss ss 1sysa Yssd s.
Doseher, dsmAn & Krnder Gaues & Beardan j q e
Agnew, BAspn &ro. Wtlliama Covert Terry, Hahn
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New York Market.
= MONEY MAhKkr...

~ + :
The financial article Of the Now York Herald of Mon
day. the 2Sd sates that loans have generally
with exceptions at Alto 4, and the close OF the week
there ergeamount of money left over for which
class commercial paper was in request at to per cent
The Western exchanges sill continue in favor Of New
CONSTANT hut after the opentng Of navigation the tide
VIII gradually turn although not to IN extent sufficient
to affect tho money market here materially Lenders
chow moro confidence IN discountpg good names owing
to the improved tone of the produce and
markets. caused partly by the increased hrness Of gold
ahd foreign exchange In breadstuffs there Is good
deal Of speeni.ye support to the market shown noth
81 drs the
and ss tho decline elm .,
nS
3Sse-Imption prevents any considerable loss
Of confidence In any department Of trade.
The gold market has been firm under a demand for
57096 for custom duties and the scarcity Of for
delivery loans having commanded on an average about
3-l6th per oent per diem. The export for the week
msrke. during the week has been from 12bfo 127,l,
lo8 FOR 64nkers bills England at sisy days. WITH
hssyy ssSahg iayssysnilss in go sysnt xas
Three days: bis were quoted on Saturday ct iosI@
oS Berlin sass :ss
At to an
still large those for the past week having been about
O0c bales while the exports 00O which
tSs week ending Et.h the 18Th Inst 2oOo we're from
The reesipts 1srs for tie weok ending with he goth
go bales making the stock 10 the Ne" York market
on ei R9sPe pS5s s asGSs
was 6sS. $40 London ts4
bales making With QUO ba6s supposed to be at Havrs
and elsewhere the continent sU2 42l bales In ad-
dion 10 this there aoat according advices
csiyed abont baleS OF Indian 1876 600 bales
stances that the prce Of the staple should be we'll
maintained abrosd md not that slight decae sboud
rapidly aecunulang STOCK fhe large receipts
our own Southern ports, aud similar advices from
bombay 81, 4 |-rYg; :; ,fs I,;.,.liil n.:i,;s1 /
The following statement Of the imports Of Cotton into
the United Kingdom during January and February. In
this and the two previous years. calculated in hundred
weights, shows the immense increase Of receipts from
this country and the general of supply. From
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Total .bii 767 i811 ,601 1,15I122
With respect to the extent OF tho next crop In this
count opinions differ. and this uncertainty has Its az
feet both upon tho domestic and foreign market PrI
vate insegence from Louisiana is said 70 have besa
~ not terminating enthusiastically and that where the
plant shoots 1t presents sickly appearance This may
be truo in some instances; but observe that such re-
ports are by No means general and whore cotton seed
will most probably be the rule and not tic exception.
sy,ar l!ioa = FRaspdE MAaKEr. =
SUNDAY, April 22-rAsHKs7 Reoeipta, 30 packages.
The sats Of pot has been somewhat Restricted by the
isy stock Amedsrs.e ssnsna ~ p,svsss and ihe light
Prices for pearl continued nominal. We heard OF NO
businesss-o "a. EELGLE!C - wHS2
1865 sss iea as5 SSsht Sas g. snd snd
100 do barley, Tho GALES Of State end Western -four
mhhIy DE- pfices IN buyets favor, particularly for
sopp@en @ and ordinary qualities. The sales were 7ocQ
bbS 1t the reviied quostionB annexed Southern -four
had moro Sellers than bnyets though prices were with
out apparent ohangS. Tho paleg were $40 bbs Canada
hour In moderate demand, but prices Tor AL quail
sEss z e s S0
Corn s; y Tss bsnsss wsssh
but past 5seeasyhs ss no q So 9 Wa quotst III !
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CABINET MAKING..

ggNHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN HIS
L. thanks 70 hfs old friends and patrons FOR past %.
yors and inform thom that he COMMENCED again tho
above business, With UpRoLsTRRiNa and 56B OAR
PRNTERINa. Furniture repaired With nsatness and
dispatch, and Old furniture bought and sold. ii
tos eapae.ty and reliability: p, H. sILcox and = b:
:, Orders ieft at tho store Of MCKAY ,& CAMpBELL,
Auction House. Hasel street. next to tho Postooe, win
mest With prompt attenttou!'h9ot J. J.LlLUNsF0hD.
Aprnn a1sq,t <;.i, y, .ty; adi LIMO
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PapDcngerns.

Per steamship Quaker Oty, from New York-A J
Pease Mrs pease Miss Josephine Pease Mater Freds-
Miss Ella Payne Miss Tucker, Mrs Z Tully Mrs 81
Farrs, Miss Shaw. Mrs Kollock and children, Du-
thii and lady, n Moses son and daughter. Munoz,
aordan, M Burckrneyer,' Mclaughlin, q Teller, ]
Macey and aon, olapp, Dudley Ksyanssh Melvin
ton, L Dsnnis, Dennis, Dennls E L Barre, Cspt
Ellison and son:J O Saunders. A Wesson. II B Ham.
steerage. r.,'I, - 49,. 90 "
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consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,
APRIL ~ and 25.

278 bales Cotton is bales Mdze 35 bbla Spirits Tur-
pentine. l22 bbls Rosn. l65 bags Rough Rice,
Lumber. Furniture, and sundries To o.w B Williams,
W Smith. kirkpatrick. Walker. J Page
n Goldsmith son/J payis, Kanapanx Lalue. W
Mngrath. o'Neill Son. Leo. R Mctlroy, Willis l.
Chisolrn. Robinson, &, F Dawson, Cahiu & Co., A
Anime, T Robinson B. Bon, q " Williams & Go, Ad-
INNS Frost q Co. Il Rodgers Co, W powline. A
Walker. P Fogarty'& & Co. r David. stanhouse webb,
Aver Tfambo, Clnciub q witte,F f @ Mey. lIure &
Co, Q Wtte. 81 Barden, A Lilly W Bee & Co. B 8
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La VIZ LEARN from the Louisville Courier that q
"bfulal murder was committed In Frankfort We'd:
nesday night, ithe victim Of which was Policeman
Howell. The circumstances, as We learn them
from gentleman from Frankfort last evening,
were as follows: tt"hree young ladies were out 10
the city walking, and on their return home were
followed by strange man, who followed them
into the residence OF MIR. Conwen and into room.
On his entering, the ladies became alarmed, and
when by his actions he evinced intentions Of COM
Uniting an, outrage. they gave the alarm jby
beoe IN be 1sn iop and ba
onoe went to: their assistanoe and was shot dead
as he entered the room, the ball passing into his
right side J1st back offtfie elbow, iThe murderer
Hhoae nafneIwss Howard Wooley, was at once
arrested and committed to Jail A rumor was
afoat that he was ipsaney but with what founda.
ton we have not been informed.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 24.--CorToN-There ts no demani
for any grades below strict n!ddiina wequote strc
mddling slor good 1niddng to middng fair 50 cents
GoLD-DulL Brokers are buying zt 2B, selling at 27
l." grtSyR-Buytng at 40, selling et A. - 20
deorgis Railroad Btock I'd doinnnd.
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:COMMERCIAI,..
TrfET-~---rr-r-f-.t

The Charlcston Cotton n1arfzet.io ~
The market settled down yesterday 10. and upwards
on ths better quality q c9ttPp aud lc pound on
ara too unsettled for quotations. .,,in..,,it ,3
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.:New'Orisniis Market.

new ORLEANS. April 1o. -CorroN-The heavy ad.
vance In rates Of gold and foreign exchange to-day i'm.
parted Increased aftermath to the cotton market and
Improvement this morning offerings Of oil grades have
been ofsn excited character throughout however and
the demand for description could hardly be called
active from aopenipg the close OF busneas The
aggregate sailed foot 8157 bales neverthelets divided
among eleven buyers and the market closed firm ut the
slbjoned quotations.. win: Ordinary 80 TO- 82o good
ordinary 33 10 34c low middling SO 10 &c. and mid
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st 1ss6-baies =. j.. $3.50
received since yesterday. s78 :
Ctci - 49, =. ~ E.r, y d.o3ALtS II I----
" 740.227
Exported aince yesterday. ............... 003
Hxposted previously. .5si ,sss
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There was scarcely any demand for wheat prices
were entirely nomins ruling TO 20 lower for all quail
ties The only sales heard OF comprise 1000 bushels
mainly choice new amber Milwaukee, part last evening,
denoy, under "a limited inquiry. The sales reached
$4,000 82 to S6c for unsound and IS to 87Hc
Tor sound mixed Western In store and delivered Oats
wore firm at previous prices. The demand for rye
very moderate, and no sales Of importance made.
Malt was quiet and somewhat nominal. No transactions
of moment were heard of in barley yet holders demand
cd previous prices, and the market was steady.
COFFEE was without special change. moderate
businoss was done in lots from second hands, but
heard Of transactions from first handB. We the
arrival or ship Aud Rookie with 803l bags Rio. Stock
OF Rio to-day e9, 1876 bsxs. .f'm
, CoTroH-The market continued inactive, aud prices
were nearly nominal Buyers and sellers were too far
apart In their Views and the sales light complis
Ing only 1850 bales. We quote: d. :. -
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stoo hand and on NH pboard NOT cleared .1es sO4
SgqAn AND MoI4ssKs. -Tho receipts TO day comprlse
90 hhds Sugar whioh were sold at plantation, pri
vste terms Some few hhds were rstaiipg Ct 11Ao TO
l6cffof Prime. Thors wore Receipts of Molagses
Ihersis now only Hmoderate deihadd iorsugaf on the
evee and there s but little n 6rst lands We hear nf
no eaos OF round lots to-day Porto Rico Sugar 10
falling sslsAso iso for prime. andlaHs fOF fair.
oo Ind Flott Of the higher graae5 ah but Little in.
tquny Tor those or lower class Oats Are hrer with
proJlaioha ID way but We hear q no lots b.ibs
disposed OF For tho particulars Of the artiolos included
ifsssson5 FsssS@SSa thS sn0SI q Ill I,,Il t%2
denoy vhie thht6f tho gtaGes is ample but In
y9y hnited tegqee Tho gaies to-day onned 10 1885
pb P tho 5ol!Svilg dsr. VII rs bbIs extra at SIf
s10o 90 at BIB 80 do at sl2 M $40 at i2 250 DO 81
31 20. l60 90 &1l co. 100 do ct SII a. 100 do Ii
TO- go DO e. $40 60 go do at $40 l2 so low sxra
50 extra Of SO as and soshpstfhe II SsSs. % -
"a, 1onHTbe rnprfet 10 Almost entirely bato OF this
artcls Prices aro armsr with further cadyanoe of
20 peg tpsne The nales to-day amonnt 1l0O aactb
40 loNoTs 1000 white as $40; 1000 mixed Una yeIio
" = E ~
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Schroeder, Baker. Mowry Co. A 1nglis. A Young.
Charleston Fire Company OF AImen, Bomann Bros. d
a sllcoI, N Kinard. North Steel wardell R Read
4 Go, Beatty Co. McLoy & Rice. A Getty 4 Go. NJ
Nathan, j D Duvai \ Bon, w Paddon. Dial & Pope,
n o kno1, Mower, B Campbell, Little l. Marshall.
J Cotchett Austin 4 Alboe, N BRISTOL, J w Tarbox
Freyborg, Calm co, Alexander, King, Quinn
by, Forreston, W Skrine, J McCopkey, L Ross,
Ayres Charleston Daily News Cleveland. Walker &
Go. Logan, Fowler, Foster Co. l. Fremont. Supt
J Wallach, Eggett Son. A Hayden. Jennings Thorn
1inBon & Co, j & d Goetzen, Fogartie 4 Stilrnan J
Small Co. Experienced dense foggy weather, and
strong southwest gales during entiro passage.
Went to Sen Yesterday. [APBrL as
schr Presto, Briggs, Northern Port ..,...... .
From this Port.
Brig Chas wyman. Heath. at Baltimore, April al.
Schr Yankee Blade. Coombs Philadelphia April 81, win
Wilmington, Del
schr Doane Megathlin. Baltimore April 81.
Schr F Ames. Amos, Wilmington, N q, April "a.
Steamer Ella, Rowland, New York, April "a. ....
".i (. UP Tor this Port.
schr Arlington, Hasoy, at New York April 73. . .
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
nTn MIamiNGToE Z, hs,s April aaHSP. M.TuHpSsrIsE;
yellow DIP; and 81 80 tof hard per 2so lbs. .H,n
Ws.s fost PACKAGES. Il cents Per I1 ssiion
No sules In ,roeih and tar. =. ~ ''.
do at 27@2s cents for mixed grades and so do as 20
cents for mddllns, and 80 cents for good middlins
g. - rn BaltIn,ore Market. g.. H1.
BALTIMORE. April -CoFFEs-The market is dull;
four eagoes Of Rio. here in first han unsod but
FIoun-We report quiet but firm market for. all
grades The only sales today we're 800 bbs NorthYss
% ssppsa
T. s. sS,ppiqs E1sfs ssHs SO O. rssi,ss
e 70 s. sss So sssns.sa e s @
Per 9bI. ooTn Aeal-6ity Mills and Brandywino S Is
GRAM Tho market is very firm for Wheat, owing to
the continued aoarcty; choice milwaukee, Spring red II
here would readily command 81 95 to 50 per bushe;
sales embrace 600 bushels fair choice red
50 e s2a6 bulk At the astsc: nothing reported
Corn Tas r. better suPEy todsy and prices reoedsd
good white at 81 cents bushels prime cents
closing dun at 20 to 81 eentsof yellow 5000 bushels
offered and nearly s sold at sSte 80 cents bulk a. IS
In good suppy and marke.l dull at decline OF to
cents per bushel only heard OF one small sale at As
cents MEASURE Rye dull. Lot OF Maryland waS offered
at 10 cents per hushei. ~ =. !
MoLAssEs.;-No sales to-day; quotations tho same.
PRoyIHIoNs There q better feeling In tho mar
ket to-day for most descriptions the Hog product.
Bulk shouders.2S bids sold ct 1,so. Sides held at
1879; Hams in pickle arc dni Bacon Shoulders
sas as " t'vis
Lard e better With small sales. as to DUALITY. ra1sng
from lsH tg tssss b foE Western; j lH
Ing from store Lid lbts Liverpool Ground Alum aud
Fine below the ooht Of importaon. Turks Island ia
tight supply ana steady Ut 60 cents per bushel. ~
days from the West Indes have furbished ohr aarie
with an abundant Stocfl and Offering nuoh better
aortment to the trade. There sales reported
to-day: prices remain steady as last quoted.
SODA ASH We tiotce hsale Of 10 TOM. 10 bond, 10,
export, private termB.tL n. - = ~. IS -
WHIsKEY Is held Arm, but no activity In the market
We report sale OF as bpls Country, raalled bbs al
ssles OF 20 70 50 bbls ri aso bf rs bb
Western on private terhs - 80 f-7 ="
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Memoranda.

"'. t I.." .menorandn. D .... .' ........
The Now York Herald says schr Bremen, CroweI
from Sayannah for Bath, HE, abandoned in sink
Ing condition, miles southeast Of Charleston
about 10th inst The crew were saved and landed Mt
Charleston tho Ith. tThe was ITO tons bnrhen,
built at Salem in 1865, from which port she haod and
was owned by Mr. Kicker and others. .1,a. 1f,"-
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y g ,z0T.sATHAiIy ,,tIntH!a !aao ..lg:I&iH S&H ."
y ts1iBlf. luI
: d.ie'istl nc a.JGia-a f'!g r,Gg gr,E y g1irDE
oars ai:u, 80 * .5 gg,a 't.' 5.Itt
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q ,t.N'J van Ian't'I 30. sFIIINIaIIR 19N9. /
1d: iJ';8 ,ba%9 a. - ;ttugI Il rs H49:tl /
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-09
THE CITY

CoLoRED CoNvENuoN.-The proceedings
aud department Of this assembly yesterday,
somewhat disappointed our hopes Of good
resulting from their deliberations The first
days work was diguifed; the second, a shade
Of deviation from parliamentary usage could
be disccrned. Blu; yesterdays work was
burlcsque on all decorum and dignity, being
conducted more like country frolic than
meeting having for lis purpoae the welfare
Of three hundred thousand souls Notwith-
standing the repeated appeals Of Rev. q. w.
LEVERE, who has more capacity than the
whole Convention put together, to preserve
order. and 10 DO business in a systematic
manner, the widest confusion prevailed.
When resolutions were passed through some
opposition, or any member used a ludicrous
expression, the whole house would cheer;
then the President would ring his bell 20
keep order ard the little babies that were
scattered through .he audience would scream
like so many young panthcrs, causing the
greatest confusion in the proceedings,
We see but little hope of anything being
done that will ia he least contribute to the
interest Of the race. This is to Le regretted,
rs their first days proceedings indicated
much ability and good intention.