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ITT TVFpRE RF PCACr.

Every citizen should rise from his
bed Tomorrow with the foremost thought
in his mind to keep the peace himself,
and to persuade others to keep it Con-
seryatism is peace Disorder and VIC
lence are utterly antagonistic to it. 1t
would hold the State within the confines
of the written law in order to preserve it
from destruction Ii would restrain so
ciety by the same means, to protect 1t
from disintegration Its cardinal tenet
is obedience to law. 1t teaches, that
though laws may be unjust and tyranni-
cal, until they become intolerable, they
should be respected Crises occur when,
for the preservation of the chief ends Of
government, decisive and destructive
measures are necessary These, how
ever, are so striking that the public
sense apprehends them at once, and then
to know, is for the people to execute
their will, as lightning does the will Of
God, swiftly and completely We would
admonish our friends who profess pc.
litical conservatism in the election, that
no such exigency now exists. We be-
gan this canvass and have faith
fully maintained it in laws
abiding spirit Let us conclude it in
the same way. Let us be true to our
principles, first, because it is right, and
secondly, because it is polite. Those
whom we oppose hold the reins of power.
Every disturbance at the polls, no matter
bow or by whom originated, will be con-
strued against us, and used as a pretext
for further injustice and oppression 1t
is our highest duty and interest that
peaceable and orderly election should be
held This much to Conservatives.
In behalf Of peace, and in sincere
depreciation Of tumult and violence, we
would urge the Radical leaders to abate,
at this late hour of the canvass the iu-
hammatory appeals which have tended
to produce so much heat of feeling, and
advise their followers, to Whatever league
or organization they may be sworn, to
purge their breasts of the passions they
have been encouraged to cherish Leave
them at least in your lodges for day
At the public voting place where you
meet your fellow-citizens Of opposite
opini0ns it is not fit or prudent to give
them demons tration
We repeat let there be peace, and let
both parties unite in the resolution to
have it
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THE RoGERSvILLE RIoT-We have re-
ceiyed from trustworthy correspondent
in East Tennessee a lengthy and minute
account Of the origin, progress and ter
minatiOn Of the riot at Rogersyille, which
fully confirms the previously published
accounts. Ii was a most wanton attack
by Radical leaguers upon quiet and peace
able citizens The New York Tribune
coniesses that il must be set down Il. the
diseredit OF the Radical party and the
responsibility is generally conceded to
rest upon Brownlow's minions
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JOHN LELLYETT, Chairman.

THE LAW AS IT Is.-We direct atten-
ton to the statement of the law govern
ing the holding Of elections. prescribing
the duties of officers, the rights of chal-
lengers, etc, as made by the Executive
Committee, in this mornings paper. 1t
would be well for all judges and receivers
to preserve this paper, as by reference to
it, they can turn at once to the laws by
which they are to be guided
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TO THE PEOPLE.

THE PEOPLE ARE NOTIFIED.
THATIN THE EVENT OF THE NEG
LECT, OR REFUSAL, OR FAILURE
FROM ANY CAUSE OF THE APP
POINTED OFFICERS OF ELECTION
TO OPEN THE POLLS IN ANY CIV.
IL DISTRICTS IN ANY COUNTY.
THREE FREEHOLDERS OF THF
COUNTY ARE AUTHORIZED BY
LAW TO QUALIFY THEMSELVES.
EACH SWEARING THE OTHER IL
TIRE PRESCRIBED FORMS, AND
PRoCEEDTo HOLD THE ELECTION
AND CERTIFY THE RETURNS 10
THE snERIFF.
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BROWNLOW A REBEL sYMPA.
THTZFR

The Memphis hualanehs of the 9th
inst. makes the following statement:
1T can be proven that Brownlow sym
pathized with and gave encouragement to
the rebellion. The proof is letter now in
possession of a leading lawyer in this city.
Ii is letter that was written by Browlow
to this leading lawyer. In it BrownIow
proposed that they should get up a Rebel
regiment, and he profered that if this
leading lawyer would aid him, the lawyer
should be Colonel and he (BrownlOw)
would be Lieutenant Colonel Of the regi-
ment This letter is in existence--it can
be produced II it cannot be denied by
Browlow."
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State Of Tennessee-Ofiee Clerk and Master
Chancery Court a; Nashville. June the 6gh. 1867
H. 4. wilkinson, complainant V, Elisha p
kOrt ei ais. defendants
\ APPEAkING From AFFIDAVIT FILED
N saia cause that the defendant. Elisha p.
t0rt, e non-residess % the State Of Teup,-sss-
y Z therefore ordered thai be eater bis appesr-
anes her EN- before Or within the first three days
u TIE nexi term q said Court. 20 be held on
t9e sfat MONDAY IN November next, lso7 and
plead. answer Or aenHr 10 e0Hp lainast's hili ar
Tho sasne vii be taken for confessed As o him
and set 4or hearing * paTte. and that ems of
US ozlier Be pabilshsa ior four consecutive
a soPy- Atifass a. 4. HOWELL
Clerk and Master
Abram L. Demos. Sol'r for compile, js2s wst
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A FEW DAYS ago the Press and II,

A FEW days ago the Press and Times
said that the confidence Of Eastern cap
italists in our State bonds is Increased.
The quotations for bonds in New York
on the 27th inst, show that they were y
cents lower than at the sane date IA
1866. That is a specimen of the conf
dence Eastern capitalists have in the
financial management of the BrOwnlow-
Fletcher administration
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THE New York Tribune frankly admits
that the riot at Rogergyille must be
placed to the discrsdit of the Radicalsp
That is the light in which this eutcropping
Of the teachings Of the Loyal League
strikes an honest l0oker~On The Press
and Times has preserved an ominous si~
lence in regard to this dastardly outrage
Nor has it spoken in condemnation of the
interruptions and discourtesy to which
Mr. Etheridge has been subjected during
his canvass Of East Tennessee All this,
by its silence, the Press and Times APP
proves. It's eloquence in favor Of free
speech is hushed. Not even a feeble re-
Duke did it utter when the loyal militia"
stopped JOAN Williams in tie midst of his
speech al Tazewell the other day. So
rabid have the Radicals become that the
Conservative who canvasses East Tennes-
see literally stakes his life in his hand,
and so well pleased are Brownlow and
Fletcher with this work, that they are al
most denuding that portion of the State
Of the loyal militia" and sending them
elsewhere to make trouble
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LOOK OUr FOR FRAUDULENT VOTERS
We met a colored man yesterday who
was resident Of this city previous to
last January, but who has been since that
time a resident of Alabama, not far from
the Giles county line He stated to us
that certificates had been issued to him
and number of others in that neighbor-
hood in Alabama, with instructions that
they must 50 to Pulaski to vote. He also
said that they had been furnished with
Brownlow tickets This man had never
lived in Giles county, and yet he said he
was obliged to be in Pulaski to vote for
Brownlow on Thursday We warn our
friends in Giles to be On the lookout for
the delegation from Alabama, on Thurs
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in Chancerr Al Nashrills-

State Of Tennessee-0fic Clerk and Master.
ChaBeery Court atNashvillo, AFril the 18th. 1861.
Horace NJ Durgin, complainant, ys. Louisa f.
DurVin. defendant
1T APPEARING PROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
1 In this eauss that defendant. Louisa r Durgin.
Il a nonresident Of the State Of Trnnessee
L Il therefore ordered that she enter her appear
ance herein before OF within the drst three DAYS
81 the next term Of SAID Court. 70 be held on the
lrst Monday IN November next, ls67 aud plead
answer or demar 10 eomplsin8nfs ball, OF the
same will be taken Tor confessed o. 10 her aud
set Tor hearing ex parte, and that copy If this
order be published for four consecutive weeks Ia
the Nashville Union ana Dispatch.
A c0py-Atfest ~. B. HOWELL.
Clerk ana Master,
McClanAhan 4 Clare, S0lrs fer comply
iunsZ W4t
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In Chanoerr At NashHllle.

State Of Tennesseee-0fice Clerk ami Master,
Chancrry Court at Nashville May the lIth ls61.
Oscar T. Noel. complainant, vs. d. d Dickey ct
ais desendaufs
TTAPpEARINd FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
L i'm this cause that the defendant X. /. = ing
ham. i q nonresident q the State Of icnnessce
Il Is therefore ordered that be enter has appear
ance hereia before OF within he first three days
the FIRST Monday in November next. 1857, and
plead. answer or dessur . complaiRsuf's bill. %
the same will be tbken for confessed a. O. him
aud sei for hesring ex parte, and that : copy u
fbi5 order be puslishea FIR four consecutive
weeks IN sht NaehTille Union aud Dispatch
A eopr-Este-. u. y. HOWELL.
Clerk 8nd Master
juneT W4f
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S75 REWARD!

NOR THE APPREHENSION AND SAFE
Il delivery in Nashville, Tenn. of two men
going by the names of KLINE and CLICK
LICK. The above men, when last heard of by
me, were peddling in MauTy county. Tenn, and
making Columbia their headquarters.
KLINE is 6Fe feet two inches nigh. black
hair, dark complexion. and weighs about one
hundred and sixty pounds.
GL1CkLICK is five feet ten inches high, black
hair and mOustaehe. dark complexion, and
weighs about one hundred and hfty-6ye pounds.
either Ofthem.
Also. S25 for the delivery to me in Nashville
of one BLACK MARE, Is hands high, years
old and one light one horse spring wagon which
they had in their possession when last seen, and
belonging to me. D. L. S0BEL,
july 81 3teod 81 South Market street.
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State Of Temnessee-Da
County.

H. h Hammer 4 Co. W. F. Y. Beggs-Attach-
ment Notice
IN THIS CAUSE, II APPEARING TO THE
i Court that r. Y. Beggs has left the Stefe Of
tennessee i is therefore ordered By the Couri
that publication be made in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch. newspaper published IN the city
Of Nashville, for four weeks. commanding +. Y.
BegEs 70 appear before p. ". Brisn, a Justice
Of the Pesce for said county, az his once ia the
Courthouse Ia the city Of Nashville n the 9Th
day Of Jaly, 1857. at 10 o'clock A. T.. and defend
the action commenced by attachment. otherr-iss
the cause VIII be proceeded with sx p8rte
p W.BRIEN.
Justice Of the Peace Of Davidson County.
iaBeI3 wft
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. CAYCE SPRINGS.
Rates of Board Reduced One Half.
In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tenn ssee-0fice Clerk and Master
Chancery Court at Nashville, June the Sd, 1867
Otis & Co., compliments. vs.. Mary a. Sands ct
ais defendants.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
/ in this cause that the defendants, Mary A
Sands and John F. Sands, and VIM. ". Tracer.
JAMES Wilson, Thomas j. Strong and Jos W
Irwin. composing the firm Of Tracey, Irwin 4
Co, are non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee
Il is therefore ordered that they enter their an
pearance herein before or within the frst three
days Of the next term Of said Court % be held
on the first Monday IN November next is57, and
plead, answer OF demuT 70 complainant bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
them and set for hearing exparte. and that
copy al this order be published for fsHT eonsecu-
tive weeks in the Nashville Union ana Dispatch
A copy-Atfest: M. B. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
Is. A. Otis, sel'r for e0mplts june29 vat
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICEl THAT ON
: the 9th day of July. A. ID. 1867, a warrant ia
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of 4
y. blackburn, Of Nashville, in the county Of
Davidson and State of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
properly belonging TO such bankrupt to him or
for his use, and the transfer of any property By
him, are forbidden by law; thata meeting Of the
creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and to choose one or more sssignees Of his
estate will be held at n Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden on the 9Th day of September, A d.
1901, at o'clock P. NJ at the Office of Alex ,nder
S. Bradley. at No. 8214 Church street, Nashville.
Tenn, before Alexander s. Bradley, Register
4. r. GLASC0CK
jy90 ct L. S. MarshoI Messenger
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICED THAT ON
4 the 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1867, warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Thomas Hardy, of Nashville, in the county OF
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adJudged bankrupt on his own petition. that
the payment Of any debts or delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him OF
Tor his use. or the transfer of any property BY
Inn, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and to choose one or more assignees
OF his estate, will be held at Court OF Bank
ruptcy to be holden on the 9Th day of SePtem-
Der, A. ID. 1867, at o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville Tenn,
No. S211 Church street, before Alexander 5.
Bradley, Register. E. K. aLASC0CK,
Y3U It L.. $. Marshal Messenger.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Indian Commits SiOners 10 RendezvOu,
ut 81 Elnufa.

huOtan NOEttfAlS NAOAAcE~ 10 AthACAtOsN
mt ~. s.Ouis.
WAsHIN GToN, July 30.-It is expected
the Commissioners appointed under act of
Congress to treat with hostile Indians viii
assemble at St. Louis on the 9th of August,
for or organization and arrangement Of
programme. Those in the Atlantic States
will start for the point of rendezvous at
once. No difficulty Is apprehended that
the territory proposed will be appropriated
as permanent homes for the Indians. That
portion of it comprising the northwestern
section of Texas is cut off from the residue
of the State by what is known as staked
plains and sandy waste. The consent of
that State, if it should be deemed neces-
sary, can be procured at a comparative
trihe. 1t is estimated that the whole ex-
pense of this plan Of ending forever our
Indian difficulties will not exceed the cost
of carrying on the present quasi warfare a
single year.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., July 30-An assault
on w. Armstrong and J. @. Thompson,
correspondents Of Cleveland paper, was
committed BY two drunken men who were
arrested. The citizens denounced the
assault, which was the result Of liquor, and
unpremeditated.
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A telegram from Chattanooga received
late yesterday, informs US that owing to
previous engagements, Gen BIairis unable
to visit this city to-day, according to pub
lie expectation.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Dissolution OF Partnership.

g4lUE PABrN ERsHIP LATELY EXISTING
betwt1n HYATT. Briggs x Ward was dis
solved by mutual consent on the LIST inst, /. l..
Hyatt having sold his interest. The business
win be continued as heretofore, under the trim
Of HYATT i BRIGGS. The books are with the
new firm, and they will settle all claims in favor
of or agsinst the old firm.
l. L. HYATT.
C. NJ. BRIGGS,
july3l DIV. FEB. WARD,
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state Of Teanessos--OfEce CLERK and Master
Cbancsry Court al Nashville July the Id lss-
Aiarnuter Nhsiess complainant ~. ~ iilfai,
Napier. Defendant
APPEARING Eh0h AFFIDAVIT FILED
Il Ia this casse that the defendant iliians
Napier. u Bon-frsidsst a fhs Stale of fen-
nsssee 10 is Therefore ssisred th AZ be enter III.
appsar rance herein before % sifhin the hr-t
three days d the next term 81 Hlid Court D. b.
bold on the frsts Monday ia November merit
i5ol aHd plead. angaer o. asIrur o. ceupls.,-
ant's biii. or the same zit be takou - -
fesssf 81 % him and SET i0r bearing e. rslrf-
end that copy IL this order BE- publiafef ~
Der eonaeeative weeks iR the Mast gtlio Union
aud Dispatch
A eopy-Attest: NJ b HOWELL
Clerk and Master
Thomas II. Malone. sol'r for oonpl't. Jyi3Hs
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
a Silver Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, etc, at
reasonable prices. Every article warranted az
represented REPAIRING done we'll and with
satisfaction. ~ heretofore
r.. WIGGERS.
iy13 Il NO 49, North Cherry a.
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TEACHER.
CHANCERY SALE
FOR
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30.

Charles f HilIman and others vs. F. r
Chearham and other.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
1 ChanceTy Court at Nashville in this cause, /
will sell on the premises az ~ o'clock on
TUESDAY, AUGUsT 90, 1857,
A tract of land containing about So acres.
lying near 10 and adjoining the lands Of the late
DR.. ID T. McGavOck, and including the resi-
denee Of The late John p. Erwin. For particu-
lar description, see deeds in the Regsters Off &C.
in Book n pages 653 and 64. and Book T.
pages 496 and 49, From the lands described IN
said deeds have been taken six acres surround
ing the ST. Cecilia Academy sne-third Of 40
acre around the grave Of John G. Beck. and
one acre which was sold 20 - Mumfred. out Of
the northwest corner Of the tract. there having
been originally fifty-tWO acres. The land will
be divided 70 suit purchasers.
TERHs-Credits Of SIX, twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months With interest from day Of
sele. Notes required with approved security
and lien retained. Sale free from Tedemp-
ton. MORTON =. HOWELL,
jyZ7 "a Clerk and Master.
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Three mile dash for all ages. $50 entrance,
three OF more to start; Association TO add $500 ;
second horse to save hiI entrance money
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SHINGLES.

100 n0O no. I POPLAR SHINGLES.
IUU, UUU just received and for sale low.
Also, on hand and for sals.
90. 600 feet Seasoned Poplar Plank.
ROBT MACKENZIE.
Corner Of Summer aud Crawford sts.
iva n
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff and Pipes.
stock, we are Offering at greatly reduced
prices, Cigars. Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, etc.
J. i l.. WH0RLEY,
Old stand, new No. At South Market st.
iy2S lW
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FOURTH DAY.

First Race" OvertOn Hotel Stake
Mile heats for horses owned in Shelby county
September l, 1867 entrance $50 play or pay;
OvertOn Hotel to add $500. three or more to fll
TO name and close 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACE" BANKER's PBRsE.',
Three mile heats for all ages, purse $1,000.
entrance $50, three or more to eli. entrance
money to go TO the second borse
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Payment invariably in advance. and the paper
Discontinued when the time paid for expires.
Voluntary communications, containing inter
sstiug importentnews. solicited from any quarter
Aess letters from the various counties Of the
State especially desired.
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FIFTH DAY.

The Southern aud Western Turf Con
Eress Stake
-Four mile heats. subject 10 the regulations
which the COMMITTEES. appointed By the Turf
Congress, may adopt; the Memphis Association
TO add 800
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE" CITIZENS PURSE
Two mile heats. free for ali ages, purse $500.
entrance $40
SECOND RACE
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SIXTH Day.

FIRST RAGS SALOON sTAREs
Mile heats, tkres best in FIVE, free for ali ases.
purse 5000, entrance S35, second horse 10 get the
entrance money.
Second Race Consolation Stake, ,,
Nj le heats for beaten horses that run al this
meeting entrance 50. pulse 800 the Pool
seller 70 Sid slOo horses % ts handicapped by
a committee app ointed By the President
a. ID gibson.
)yzo IN Acting Secretary.
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WEDNESDAY,. July 81. 1867.

Largest Circulation in City and State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
Marine InteIlig ence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuxE q. 1897.


ARRIvED.
Steamer Saratoga, Kirs, New York. merehan.
disc and passengers, q. i. Watson.
Steamer Albemarls, Bourne, Few York. mer.
chandise and passengers, y. Ayres d Co.
Stsamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengerA, ID. & W. Curris.
Schooner Lawrence, Frank, Baltimore, sugar,
G. Y. Morris.
Schooner Mignonstte. Colberts, Baltimore. hay,
United States quartermaster.
Schooner Bee, Hsrns, Philadelphia, coal, q. Y.
Morris.
Schooner Windward, -, Philadelphia, pig
iron, Tre3egar Works.
Schooner Ely, from City Point with salt
Schooner Mary, Larkin, Cabip, Point, lumber. TO
order.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr.
chandise and p ptssengers, l.. Is. TAtum.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. merchandise
a. d passengers, o. r. Watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 8. Ayres Co.
MEMORANDA.
Pharo Collins, from Richmond. Failed, schooner
n. 3. Taber, Arnold, for Richmond.
Steamship Mslita, Summers, sailed from Liver
pool for Norfolk on the sth instant.
TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MOSROE, June 2l.-The stesmer FaI-
con colided with the schooner Mary n Banks of
Point Lookout, and sunk her In four minutes.
The crew were rescued. The steamer WAS imms-
tsrially injured.
LIvEsPooL, June H.-Arrived, steamers AIsgo
and Scotia.
CHIRLEsroS, June 2i.-Arr.ysd, schooner l.. r.
Baker, Alexandra.
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Report or the Tobacco Market.

Report or the Tobacco Market
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June Il, 1867. ! i.
Breaks full. Market unchanged. We con.
tinue our yesterdays quotations. Below we
give the transactions 22jhogsheads, % tierces,
and 10 boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MASUYAcrURING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Common to medium dark working,
%. - to ~; good dark working, Is to IS; sun
cured, common, IS to $40; sun cured, good,
$40 to $l5 coal.cured, common, 4S to tlO
coal.cured, bright, $l2 TO t2o; coai.cured, fan.
cy, $50 to $46.
LedT.-Common dark working, es to %;
medium dark working, $40 to $l2; good dark
working, &l1 to 3l4; fine and wrapping, 4l6 to
$40 !; sun-cured, &l6 to &2j and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 TO t35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $36 to 900 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights,
81 to $40; medium, ~ TO $780, good, %
to IS. r.
LeaC-English shipping, sl6 to $50 and t2S
shipping, tl2 to tlS and 322.
srBXNINa TOBACCO.
Lgf-Common, $40 to $l3; good, tl2 10 SIS;
fine, sl6 to $40 and s22.