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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-01

OnDoRADo.-Th interest in the oil re-
gions still continues. A gentleman just
from that section Of country informs US that
the Overton County Company have closed a
contract for hauling their oil from the wells
on Spring Creek 10 Gainesboro', and are now
building five hatboats to take their empty
barrels FROM the railroad to that point.
They are rafting their oil from GainesbOro'
to this point, and expect their first raft will
reach our Ievee about the middle Of next
week. Their oil has beea submitted to ex-
animation In Boston, Mass, and is pro-
nounced by experts to be worth 81 to 40
cents per gallon in that market, ex-
elusive Of banel This will leave the
proprietors from four to six dollars
per barrel nett profit They are
pushing forward vigorously the erection Of
tanks at their we'll. They have now tank
age for eight hundred barrels and within
the next thirty days viii have tanks in ali,
Of twenty-four hundred barrels capacity,
which will enable them to run their wells,
No. and 2, TO their utmost capacity, which
they feel confident will not be less than one
hundred and fifty barrels to No. l, and sixty
barrels for No. per day.
A new pump is being manufactured for
No. at the foundry of S. E. JONES in this
city, on a plan not heretofore used by oil
men, which the Superintendent thinks will
save power and viii effect great economy
in the item Of repairs. It is four and half
inches interior diamator and four feet clear
stroke. Work has commenced on well No. 3.
The Jackson Company are now putting
down pUmpin No. !, and have commenced
sinking well No. on the Buck farm and
No. on the widow HILDRETH farm. The
Tennessee and Cumberland Company have
their well on the widow lAIARKN's farm on
Spring Creek down twenty-five feet and in
hourly expectation Of finding oil.
The machinery Of the Douglas Company
will leave here next Thursday. Their well, !
No. ], has been located about one hundred |
yards from Overton Co. No. l and 2.
The Superintendent Ct the Overton Com
pany has got special rate established for |
the transportation Of Tennessee oil over the |
roads between this point and Boston, and the
railroad authorities between this and the |
'eaboard express their willingness to furnish |
hem with every facility for developing this
new source Of wealth to our State.
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New York, June 30.-The Heralds for
eign correspondence says: Berlin reports
represent the condition of affairs existing in
Vienna as very bad while on the other hand
the accounts from Vienna assert that Prus-
STA is more detested than ever, and that the
Austrian people from Tyrol to the gates of
the palace are full of enthusiasm for the
struggle, and are animated with the most
loyal feelings. The Austrian army under
BENDECK had its right wing resting on Cra-
COW, with its left on the Saxon frontier,
north of the Prague.
1t is again intimated that Russia will aid
Austria if necessary, and NAPOLEON is hold
ing France ready for eventualities.
The difficulties which lie in the march of
the Italians to Venetia are said to be very
formidable
The financial statements of the belligerent
countries go to show that the war must, from
want of means, be short one.
Sixteen Italian war ships were at anchor
in the Gulf Of Turanto, on the fourth Of
June Admiral PERsENO was in command,
with his flag on the Re de Italia.
James stephens and the Fenians.
New YORK, June 30.-Central Organ
izer JAMES STEPHENS is receiving indorse-
ments from Fenian Circles in all parts o.
the country, and on Thursday next will
leave this city for Boston, where he has
been promised an enthusiastic reception.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
0vyIoE OF THE gyrcs AEP AHEa I5s.

SUNDAY. July I. 1866 !
MONETARY Gold was rather on the decline
yesterday. The following are the quotations
Opened at l 81; So at Il; 535s at 1870. anC
/ SIS ats
The rate here was ] 5OGl 81 baying. and 1 5
selling.
Government Securities are as follows: SOS
1 O4149I O43E; lo-40s g7l4@g755; 1905, 03J4G
1853 Certificates, ! 90.
Uncurrcnt money is dull, and rates are I'M
changed. Bank Of Tennessee is taken at 2Sg30
cents. Planters, 5S96Oc, and Union 7Og72c.
Southern money generally is dull, and rates not
very firm.
CoTrOS - The cotton market was extremely
dull yesterday, and not a single transaction was
reported during the day. The New York dis
patches quote the market dull and nominal, at
36@3se for middling. with more sellers than
buyers.
GROCERIRs-The market was moderate with
some pretty fair transactions The demand for
-four was fair at former prices There is a slight
advance on nails. Owing TO the unsettled eOndi-
ton of the gold market, there has been some
fluctuations in coffee. The bacon market was
quite active, with some considerable sales for
Southern trade. The demand for candles has
been fair and salt has advanced to 81 50 for seven
bushe barrels. There has been very considerable
activity in the grain trade, and heavy shipments
Coufh
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New York Market.
by Telegraph

New York, June 3O.-Cotton very dull, about
&c lower; 36G3Sc for middling upland. Flour,
round grades continue firm, while unsOUnd rates
dull and heavy; 81 5OGS 55 for extra State; S. 60
gl0 co. closing firm, for round, Whisky quiet at
g 26 in bond Soc. duty paid. Wheat, pure par
GELS, rule firm and upward, while inferior is dull
and heavy choice new Milwaukee at 81 S. in ex-
treme price. Rye firm at 81 05 for western. Corn
less active and le lower; 63GS5c for unsound new
mixed western, and S515G87c for sound do ship
ping mixed western, buyers option S5c. Oats dull
and lc lower; 52G5lc for new western, and small
parcels of Iowa at zoe. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet
at ll1491l2tc MOlasses dull; 6596Ic for Barba-
does, and 45G55e for Cuba. Petroleum dull at
2312924c for crude, and 39940c fOrreined in bond
Pork opened heavy and closed firm, Mt S3l 75I S32
for new mess; so 5000 90 fer old do and SIS .
@26 80 for prime; also, 5000 bbis new mess for
July, buyers option. $50 p. Beef steady at about
previous prices, Beef hams quiet and nominal.
Bacon dull rough sides l41Ic. Cut meats un-
changed; l3A9l5Ac for shoulders, and lGlglzc
for hams. Lard heavy and lower, at l9920c.
Butter quiet, at 20933c for Ohio, and 2594Oc for
State. Cheese dull, at S@2lc. Money market
easy at 4g6 per cent. Sterling dull at l0Sgl0S34.
Gold dull and lower, opening at l5i and closing at
l52E. Government securities quiet Freights to
Liverpool are quite firm.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS for the week
ending June 80, 1866:
Jacob Elerhardt to B. J. Hirsch, lot in
Balch and Whitesides Addition, 81, 900.
Tazewell Hyde to w. ID. Simpkins, lot in
county, S3,393.
NJ. II. Wilkinson to Robert Adock, 1876
| acres land in Davidson and Robertson coun-
ties 5000.
T. NJ. Brennan to James A. Mcclure, lot
| in city, $500.
John Lrmsden to Peter Hirsch, 10. in
city, $4,000.
Hooper Hyde to Robert Trotter, land in
county, $500
Richard Reinhardt and wife to VIM. Eb-
erhardt, lot in city, 81, 600
Felix II. Gleaves and wife 70 B. Gleaves
land in ArkansaS $4,000.
james Il. Henson 20 Mayor and Alder
men Of city, reconveyance Of land in city,
$50.
Robert ". Clay and others to r. J. Sex
ton, lot in Edgefeld, $3.50
P. w. MaIey to A. G. Sanford, land in
county, $1,000.
Sam. II. Pratt to Jacob Diatikor, lot in
city, S525.
Alex. Mccall and R. E. Mccall to Sarah
NJ. Claiborne, undivided interest in lot in
city.
Sarah NJ. Claiborne, TO w. R. Cornelius,
part Of lot No O., in city, $500.
X. II. Hopkins 10 Henry Morris, land in
Connecticut
I. B. Raines to Jno. Samsden, by deed,
q acres Of land in Davidson county, So, 500.
y. Hobson TO Frank p Cahill, by deed,
lots %, p, So and Sc, in Hobson's addition,
Sl,l9S 6S
). X. Anderson to a. G.. Sanford. by
ded, lot in Edgegeld, 81 $50.
Vim. ;. Whitman to Jas. T. Dunlap, a lot
in the city, $4,000.
Ihos. McGavock to K. McKinuey, by
deed, land in Davidson county, s., 600.
+. Il. McClannahan. wife and Others. bv
Nm. Neal and {. F. Diggins, BY deed, lot
in Edgeield, $4,000.
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FRUIT.-We have been so completely de-
pendent during the war; for our supply OF
apples, etc, on the products Of the North,
tina. we seem to have almost forgotten that
a large portion Of Tennessee is not only well
adapted for raising fiuit, but that there are
very large fruit orchards almost at outdoors.
While the farmers Of Ohio, New York and
New Jersey are complaining that their APP
pies and peaches are this year proving almost
an entire failure, our farmers in the Cumber-
land river counties between here and the
mountains are rejoicing in the certainty Of
gathering the largest crop of apples that
have been raised by them for many year.
A gentleman who is just from these counties
informs Us that half million bushels might
be bought between here and the mountains.
andall that is necessary to have this important
staple thrown into our market is to furnish
barrels to thefruit-growers VIII not some of
urenterprisingm take care that we,
the citizens Of Nashville, have the benefit of
this commodity by having it of our own rails
ing at a cheap rate? If scheme of this
character was only entered into for specula-
tive purposes outside this city, by shipping
South, it would contribute to the interest
of Nashville, As all the monies obtained by
truit-growers, for their crops, would be ex-
pended in this market; while if fruit is
brought here by spectators from Ohio
Pennsylvania, and other States it would take
this money from our midst which would 9TH
cfwise be retained
Here is evidently fine opportunity for
speculative purposes.
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New York Money Market.
by telegraph

NEW YORK, June 30.-The Commercials money
article says: There is continued dullness in Wall
street. Everything except gold speculation bears
ket and the extreme scarcity of gold In fact this
A. N. loans have been made at 51s663S per cent.
per day. There is still considerable activity in
Government securities and large transactions,
owing to changing off old 5-20's fer other bonds
and giving the temporary sufference price between
the two. The consequence Of this movement is a
decline Of about Is on 5-20's of 49, and n CORES
pOnding advance in those Of later dates; l0-40's
and 1905 are q lower. In railroad stocks the
transactions are nominal, except in Erie, the
sales of which at the regular board amounted to
1000 shares at lLsg6l1s. Hudson is firm closing
at III. Money is rather more in demand, chiefly
from few operators in gold, who are ready to
pay high rates of interest on demand loans. There
are some transactions at 5 per cent, but per
cent. is still the prevailing price. Foreign ex-
change is nominal. There is some effort to sell
commercial paper, but the demand is quiet The
steamer, to-day, took out for Europe Sl33S5
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STOLEN Stock Reconnaissance DNEss
or a RsE-TIuEF.-Murshal SrARKEY re-
turned yesterday evening from Robertson
county, bringing with him three Of the
horses stolen by w. B. PARSONS, who was
arrested a few days since Two of the
horses belong TO THOMAS II. Bonds,
who lives near Thompson's Station,
Williamson county. Marshal SrARKEY
learned during his visit to Robertson that
Parsons had agencies established through
ont that county who received the stock sent
from this place. Those agents consisted of
honest and upright men, who supposed
that he (PARsoNs) was a bona fds specu-
lator, and that the stock sent to them had
been purchased at this place. In this city
he had a gang Of thieves who stole the
horses that were sent to these agents. More
than one hundred head Of horses and mules
have been stolen by this band of thieves
and sent to these agents. MEL ZACHARY is
said to be one of the clan.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RE
1 sDectfuliy call the attention Of the citizens Of
Nashville and public generally, 10 his fine stock Of
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RECORDERS CoURT.-DAvID WILSON, for
stealing pair Of pants and boots, from the
firm of HICKMAN & DAVIS, fined $50 and
sent to the workhouse.
LUKE ANDERSON, colored, for disturbing
a celebration at the Colored Baptist Church
on Sabbath evening, fined $40
JAMES DANE, for vagrancy, fined S..
Several other cases were taxed with costs
and discharged
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WHEAT CEor.-The wheat crop through
out the State by this time is nearly all gath
cred, and We learn from a gentleman Just
returned from quite an extended tour,
through Wilson, Smith, Oyer:on, Putnam
and Jackson counties that the fears enter
tanned Of a failure Of the wheat crop
through that portion Of the State at least is
groundless, the crop is at least two-thirds Of
an average, and the large breadth sown will
furnish us with a surplus, largely beyond
the average heretofore produced by those
counties
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...s.fs lfa1rsH HauFr.
..5v.i-3m Nashville. Tenn.
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Z THE MIsCEGESATIoNIsTs.- man an
swering to the name of W. 4. JOHNSON,
hailing from the State of Ohio, and a negro
woman by the name Of JOSEPHINE McCoN-
MAS were before the Recorder yesterday,
charged with open and notorious lewdness.
This is the smiling pair who were united
in marriage on Sabbath night last at the
Colored Baptist Church, by one MERRITT,
who is pastor Of the church. JOHNSON had
become 50 far absorbed with the idea OF
amalgamation that he confessed in open court
that he did not believe there was such anoth-
er beauty in tie city as his Dinah. The Re
corder very properly informed the abandon
ed wretch that he wanted no more such Ian
guage, and fined him and his negro partner
$50 each, and sent them to the workhouse.
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SAN FRANcsCo, June 2S.-The ship
Garland brings Hong Kong dates Of May
llth. The war ship Oppossum had return
ed to Hong Kong after recapturing salt
Junk, seized by pirates in an English vessel,
and seized two pirate junks, which we're de-
elared lawful prizes, and sold for the benefit
Of the British crown. Il is reported that
SIR Henry PARKER has completed imPor-
tant negotians with Japan.
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VHF COMMISSIONERS OF THE NASH
i vile and Edgehcld Street Railroad Company
viii hold an election Tor seven Directors on Mon
day, the "a day Of July. proximo, % the ofics n
Lindsey q H0yt, Cherry street. Polls viii be
Kept open from i0lE o'clock A. r. until D p y
gt6ekh0lders will please ~ appear within the pre-
seribed hours and vote on their shares.
~ order Of the Commissioner.
y. hOBSON. Chairman.
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TVsOLyENr NOTICE-WHFRFAs.

TRsOLVENT NOTICE--WHEREAS. TROY
Il 5. BROOM. Administrator Of the Estate %
William II Gle. deceased, hzs this day surrcsied
% the Clerk q the County Court % Hickman
County Tennessee. the Insolvency q said Estate.
An persons, therefore hayins claims against said
Estats, are hereby notified % nls them with the
said Clerk o. the County CoaFt Of aaid county,
legally authenticated on % bGiors the 1)th day 81
Septsmber next or they VIII bs forever barred.
lunei-Wlts T. s. BROOM. Admir-.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph


CINCINNATI, June 50.-Flour dull especially for
the lower grades. Wheat held at the old prices
but the demand is very light. No !, red, 81 IS /;
extra State 81 20. Corn and oats unchanged
Rye iirE at 90@95c. Whisky unchanged and dull
at 50 z in bond, 81 p duty paid. Mess pork firm
at SiS. Bulk meats frmer. Shoulders could not
have been bought to any extent below 141lc,
nor sides less than TIC. Bacon shoulders were
held at lie to come out of smoke and clear sides
az q &c. Lard unchanged and dull no demand
for IT, Butter 23G25c. Cheese 15@l6c. Groceries
dull, Coffee 26G32c. Sugar l4Gl6c for raw, and
lI9lIIsc for rafned. Gold 81 50.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Sjate rs. ADRIAN EG-
GLEsToN-found guilty of petit larceny, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for one year.
State Is. GEO. w. HYDE-larceny; con-
tinued on affidavit of defendant, until August
term.
State rs GEO. CoNKELL and Ed. CANTER-
BERY-larceny. Jury rendered verdict of
guilty, fixing punishment at three years in
the penitentisry.
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New York STOCK Marker.


NEW YORK, June SO.-The Post says the loan
market Is easy and abundantly supplied at 4G5
per cent, and commercial paper passes freely at
sal per cent, with little offering. The stock
market is dull, and there is little doing except in
Government securities, for which the investment
demand continues active, and especially from
small buyers in the country. After the board
Erie sold for 62%. Foreign Exchange closed quiet
for the steamer. Bills at sixty days on London
lOS%GlOl13, for commercial l0Sdl0SA and for
bankers do, at short sight. lO43la1lOl%
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PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The contest
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THIEVES AUREsTEo.-About three weeks
ago Mr.. Z G PARKER, Of this county, had
two mares stolen from him, that had been
insured tv The Tennessee Live Stock Insur.
ance Gu Pauy, and yesterday, the Secretary
receive -mation that the thieves, in pos
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