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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-01

Bacheior's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye IS he best in the world. The only
rae and perfect Dpe-Hsrmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous No disappointment No ridieu
i,us tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedics
the III effects Of Bad Dyes Invigoratest the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed william 4. Bachelor All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street New York. lde229-ly
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New Orleans AInri,at

NV ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-Cotton higher. sales
5,5OO bales at 5l19C93212c for low mddlinR, and
531zc for middling; receipts 5000 bales; exports.
I4,SOO bales. Sugar IS higher; fair, g3zo MOlas-
ses Is higher, and held at zoe for prime 10 choice
Flour Is dull; superfne so s5G1l; extra. II 500
IA 90. Corn unchanged. Oats easier. 7J477c
Hay frmer, S2t9H. Pork higher, S2I Is Bacon
shoulders, l212c; sides, l21Z9l51lc. Lard, 1850
&c; Tobacco, medium leaf. sCgl0c; fair, logic.
Gold, 1879. New York exchange, 10 discount
Rreights on New York, Ac Liverpool, &c. and
Hayre, l4c.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 3l-In the tobacco market
all grades are stagnant In cotton and hemp.
nothlng Is doing. Flour remains unchanged, clio
for spring; extra, $40 70; fall do, Sl2 20.
Philadelphia Market.
PHLADELPHIA, Dec, Sl.--The cattle market
was very dull last week. and prices generally are
unchanged. Cows irmer; sheep are in fair de-
mand, and rates have advanced 6GclSc Hogs
are dull and lower. Flour is very dull. Corn Is
also dull. Wheat, 50 30 for California. Mess
pork, $2lG2l 50 for new.
Buffalo Market.
/ BUFFALO. Dec 3l-Flour-Sl3 50 for Western.
Nv heat 81 90 for red winter; Canada wheat dull
Oats quiet and firm. Dressed hogs dull, 7llRsc;
live, 6@6l9e.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE,, Dee. 3l.-Flour and wheat firm
Corn quiet. Oats are firm, 45c for No. ?; receipts
10000 bushels.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. Dee. 31-noon.-HOliday, and nothing
doing. COnsOls, S93s; United States 5-20s, 7Z34:
Erie. 46lI; Illinois Central 70.
LONDON Dec. 3l-evening.-T closing price
for 5-2s is I215; Illinois Central, 80l Erie 46
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3l-nOOn.-C Cotton and ether
markets clOsel
ANTWERP, Dec 3l-noon.- Petroleum SIZE
FRANK FORT. Dec. 3l-noOn.-5-2Os 1875.
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TENNESSEE
AdmInlstPnfOr's Malice

HAVING TAKEN. OFT LETTERS Or
II Administration ~ the s.tats II Orri5Ju
Ellis. deeea5ed, notee IL hereby givsn 70 all per
sons lndshted 70 the ssfate Of said dccedont O.
make lmmediafe payment - me. those hafih-
elaimss agaiust said estate are notified u PfeeAt
them within the time prescribed By law
80 WM A. BILLS,
der Tapv CIV AdminiltraiQr.
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81 Saved Is So Earned.----The easiest
way to make money is 10 buy Of KNIGHT BROs,
told NUMBER AZ Church street, your Coal. which
they are delivering in all parts ofthe city nicely
SCREENED for only So 50 load Of seventeen
bushel. Honor US with your orders, and we will
guarantee satisfaction. ldec27-tyl
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Selling Out and mo- Humbus.-We
are determined to close out our present stock Of
Coal, and are accordingly delivering our BEST
SCREENED Coal at 50 80 load, OF a. low ~ any
Of equal qualityin the market
KNIGHT BRos.
derF--ti1 NJ 10 Cherry STRAIT
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pIBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS.

W. I. BERRY x CO., PUBLIC SQUARE.
Have just opened a snse of
ENGLISH BIBLES. in elegant bindings
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS, in Ivory.
CHURCH SERVICES, in Ivory.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, in Ivory.
BISHOP HEBER'S HYMNS, Illustrated.
TAYLOR'S HOLY LIVING AND DYING.
LYRA GERMANICA. illustrated.
THE NEW TESTAMENT. Illustrated.
THE NEW CHURCH, Illustrated.
W. T. B. / Co. have also a full assortment Of
CHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
decl3-eod-tf
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Potatoes and AppIes.-Just received on
consignment. Three Hundred barrels Of Potatoes
and Apples which we offer to the trade ct the
lowest market price.
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VIRGINIA.

Z euAi Al DAM VI H. ,
Danville Bank............2 20
Exchange Bank Of Va. %
FairmOunt Bauk.........TI
Farmers Bank Of Fin
castle ......................3 go
Farmers Bank 81 NH..4S
Manufacturer and
Farmers .............-....20
Merchants Bank........4U
Msrchants' and Ne
chanics' Bank ........7I
EOrwestsrn Bank 90
Southwestern Bank 80
Traders Bank .............2J
Nashville & Chat7a 4.
4 St0Ck.................. %
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Receipts ............''i
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once Iu the Building OF the Rant
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Tearing Down tho Old PonitcntJary I'm
Washington city.

The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Herald says:
The work OF tearing down tho old penitontiary
Of the Dsti ict ct Columbia goes on very slowly.
The contractor engaged to pull down tho old
buildings for $1,000 and to have the work completed
within three months, but for severa, days past
there have been but six or eight mon employed
upon the work and fair beDinning has scarcely
been made. The removal OF these buildings will
effectually obterate oil the objects associated
with the trial. execution and burial OF the assassi-
nation oonspirators It was for tho purpose OF de-
molishing these buildings that the remains Of the
conspirators were removed to another spot. The
The grave which filed by the body Of Booth
since his death still stands ooen, as It was loft
when the body was exhumed few weeks ago.
It is located in the corner Of large storeroom
at the northern end Of the penitentiary.
The brick flooring was taken up, tho
body buried, the bricks replaced, the huge iron
door was then locked and the key deposited in the
War Department, and not soul entered the dis
NAL looking room from that time until the day the
body was removed The romans OF the conspira-
tors now lie buried in large room at the north
east corner Of warehouse No. OF the Arsenal
buildings. Tho room is about thirty feet by fifty;
tho walls are lined with shelves containing ord
nance stores, and on the floor are huge piles OF
boxes OF small arm ammunition. The floor Is COM
posed Of fagstones, and about the centre Of the
room an oblong space is Marked the four sides of
which indicated by q narrow white stripe,
painted on the stones Beneath the floor and
within this spot is the common grave of Mrs. Sur
ratt, Pane, Atzerodt, Wlrtz and Booth lying in
the order named
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lost h IA v b. Tho business OF tho woek ave days
only includes 1850 bales trade 1880 bales to
and $500 bales to speouators Actual export
2VV9S bales Arrival have becp small and stock In
reduced by 5000 bales At from tho States 5000
PALE and from the East $4,000 bales against $4,000
bales. ~ '
MANIFESTATIONS market continues to follow Liv
ctpoo and from week to week prices Of goods
show decue Of about equal to that in the material
The demand however is suoient to prevent any
mutation OF STOCK and our producers continue ready
sollers opportunity offers.
BREADsTUFFs-A further general advance In prices
has takon place throughout Europe and there good
deal OF excitement in the ade s6s per quarter and up.
wards 10 now paid for white wheat higher proo than
we have seen sinca the famine in 1S47 Arrivals the
coast have been kept out by contrary winda good
due and great efforts being made to
bring grain from the Black Sea- los per quarter freight
being offered tc steamers farmers deliveries are IN
creaslng under the stimulue Of high prtcee
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From tho Polls to tho D1ss.etang Table.

There was q man named George Kehoe. the
head OF o family, who, ON election day. Left his
domictle In West Philadelphia to electioneer and
to vote. he drank freely, and after q time Law
upon the grass skirting the road near HiddinRton.
in the same ward. The policemen took him to The
stAtOn-hOuse, and as he was evidently verRinp on
mania-a-potu. Alderman Maule sent him to the
county prison. Nobody knew him or where he
lived. His friends finally heard Of his inoarcera-
hon., He has very worthy relatives who had
sought him in vain for several days. At the
prison his friends were astonshed at hearing that
the man was dead. The only way the prison an.
thorities knew Of his identity was by naturalization
papers found upon his peFs;in.
Finding 1t impossible to learn what had haen
and the result was the discovery that the romans
had been handed over to the dissectin0 room OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. The counsel and
son OF the deceased went to the University. and
at last found the body lying upon table with ti.e
head shaved ready for the operations OF the scsIp
Tho wife OF the deceased was with the cOursneI ana
her egony on beholding the remains OF her hms
band In department where thirty other human
bodies were In various stages OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
can much better be imagined than told. \ = : !"
One night moro and the body would have bean
nutilated beyond recognition The partv at the
prison who gave the body to the party at te m
cal college had taken receipt for It, sThin reca;nt
was very properly reinquahed by him to the conn
sci in the case; the counsel exhibited IL &c the cn
lege, and thus recovered tho bodS. -
lPAaadAphsn Amsrioan.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS
City Treasurer.
SEC. l. Be It Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen,
CITY Council assembled That from after the rs da,
OF January licenses shall taken out for ali carts rnv
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes In
now OF force In relation CARTS drayB wagons
driven for hire, except giving bonds. And each
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badge
tanning the number thereof and marked Irirats to
placed on the outside Of the shaft.
Sec e No person shall he taken by Treasurer o.,
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning
less he or she be q freeholder.
SEQ. 3. The following shall hereafter be the rates 10,
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons
including the horses mules used thereon wch shn;
be free from other taxation
PUBLIC CARTS, DnAYs, ETC., THOSE EMPLOYED IN AN,
BUsINEss WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT INDIREOr.
mule, $40.
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by two horses
For every hack and carriage with two wheels $40
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40
with two horses $50.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus.
drawn by tour horses, $G0
For every truck drawn two horses or mules
For every express wagon drawn by two horse.
BREAD oAaTs AND PRIVATE CARTS pnAYs ETC
For every bread cart OF wagon. So.
FOR every cart dray or wagon used for private do
mestic purposes. and net to be employed the trans-
porung OF GOODS, wares merchandise, lumber. any
other commodity for compensation. either directly or
Indirectly for the Same. saii pay for license the sum Of
IS, exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified In City Council. this 10th day of January
H. 81 IN tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six.
Pc. GAILLARD, Mayor
january ; W. g. SMITH. Clerk of Council
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AAxy-MnUTEs WITH oun BEST AuTyoas. -Holme
Les wrote In the Silver Age" We presume this
was before the period Of our copper cuvres,cys
and pnblished 1t TO the world, whilst siacther
Author wrote sMore Secrets than One.s Shame
~ Archbishop Whately wrote Cautions for the
"a by them. 8 T7 p s's- = s.'''.As- as1'
W MISS Yonge wrote tsThs Book or Golden Deeds. |,
We presume this 10 p very bright book. 1e-i
Charles Lover wrote '.One 0f thern ~ We ua4a
always undeafhe impression that he had written q
great many lore. @. mn - >-''S'- - =
Mrs; 9. ,, Aeyby wrote .sCommon Sense. Ex-
Dellent women, Mrs.. Newby. 'Tf'F m q f
whore he wrote it2 4 N ~ ~ N'>' S'->'>'-
!. Mr. WilMe Collins wrote "After Daxk.s II r,,ss
Asvo tried has eyeeigiit. -
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

VFHICE OLEHE OF COUNCIL,
- - . May 1867. I
The following Section Of An Ordinance to abolish the
Office OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide Keep
lug the streets' lanes Alleys and open Courts the
City OF Charlesson Clean, and for other purposes
For the duo protection OF the said contractor or con-
TRACTORS ordained That every owner lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In any
street lane alley: or open court ahail every day
excepted have the dirt lth garbage other
heap and IN readesa for the contractor by the hour Of
seven o'clock A. NJ from the fist day OF May to the
nine O'Clock A. A.. from the rst day Of November to
; tne nrss day OF NAY following And any person offend
Sna IN any street ans alley open court after the
than two than i've dollars for each and
offence. to be imposed by the Mayor.
By order W. H. SMITH
May 10 Clerk OF Oonnei,
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AN asRDINANCH

AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE THE STORAGE PETROLEUM. IT'S ppo.
DUCTS, AND OTHER NFLAlGATARLE OILS
Bee l. BE 1t ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen IN
City Council assembled That after the 18th ay
OF June next shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, hock Oil. Ben2ine, Benzoe, any olher III
6ammabe oil oils storage or for sale in any cellar
store sat or or building @ south Of Line street in larger lu
any such quantity kept shall be contained il,
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEQ. D. That Petroleum, its products or any other in
fammnbe oil os when brought into the city by land
OF water may he kept on any lot or In any building
twenty-four hours upon the expiration which time Il
shall be removed and kept in the required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. g. Any person or persons violatng any part Of
this Ordinance shall he subject fine two hundred
petent Jurisdiction.
Rathed In City Council this twenty day Of Nav H.
tho year OF Lord thousand eight hundred al,
sixty-seven.
(L.S.l p q. GAILLARD Mayor
W. H. SMITH. Clerk OF Council. Jnnea 4
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THE DAILY NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1867.
LIES Two Extremes.

wnif of Life, an Infant frail.
Creation of an hour,
Livid-passing like the transient gallo
Mere blossom in boweri
1t breathed upon its mother's breast.
1t smiled upon tho skies;
Lingert d q week, of Earth the guest.
Then entered Paradise,
Soaring without pang to bliss.
Through portals thine. Metropolis
Senex--live Ietbo of the past
Wrinkled, effote and lean;
Bald-battered reliCt Of Life's blast,
Nero ghost OF what hath been,
At four-scoro years surrenders breath.
Grows cold rs graveyard clod;
Crosses the Rubicon OF Death,
Dividing Man from God
The better lot, ahi who may guess
The frst or second childishness
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sEsTzmATEs WANTED.

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
CITY HALL, CHARLEyroN September H. 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ the 18th at IL O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of the lengths and sizes given below The es-
Inmates viii include the cost Of excavatng about 200
cubic yards Of EARTH the necessary filing reforming OF
pavements, and grading after the laying Of trunks
TRUNKs FEET.
LonStn o! trunk IN Line street. 270
Length OF Trunk In and from lots in Coming street
W ene nuai utaIh 800
main drain in. Wentworth street. ............. 12O
Length OF Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
oine street DRAIN .......................... 1877
Aosht Aot6lA. S77
Trunks to DO twelve by twenty inches In the clear
but OF TWO by twelve inches prime yellow pine plnnks,
TO upon sleepers OF three inches feet
long, placed ve feet from centres be two by
sx inches doveatled into the sides of Trunks
tances of hve feet from oentres The Trunks be laid
to grads pegs furnished by the Engineer.
AL the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch.
Plans can be at this Office
copy OF these specifications must be attached to each
offer. LOUIS j BARROr
septenoer ~ City Engineer.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HlTE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion,
Inc most valuable and perfect preparation in use
found four IN youth It quickly removes Tan Freckes PIN
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vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless It is e
only article OF the kind used by the French and is con-
sdered by the Parisan indispensable to a perfect
toilet Upwards Of 10000 bottles sold during tie
past year. sufficient guarantee of It's efficacy Price
order, by " ~
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1vr
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augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, October 27.-FINANorAL--GoLD-Brok
buying at / A and selling ut 143.
SILvER-Buying at 1873 and selling at 1876.
CorroN-1he market has been Arm with o fair demand
for ne grades prices very irregular. Sales mada
at about II No for New York Mddlng Our market
fuotuates duFnR the day on account the frequent tee
to rise and fall 10 the may be. Sales to-day
77e; receipts with 76 bales received Yesterday 6s2
Clear Sides. 20; HAMS, canvassed, 200.
CoRN-White lold) 81 80 o 60; new 81 40 o 1 80.
WHEAT-Good white will bring % rs as; red 81 so q
q rs.
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ASTR 0L0 GY.
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COMMERCIAL.
the Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, October 40, 1867. (
There some disposition ON the part Of buyers to
operate but sellers. in many instances. holding
above their views the demand was however, less
active and prices not strong Saturday sales
about 400 baes-say az at 10; IL At at 17a at
Tx; rs at 10 200 at 1917; 16 at 1sh, and at 10.
Quotations arc somewhat nominal, as follows
Low Middling. ...........................171
Strict Midding. ........................,l8
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krIssszE .:-sYs..sS .-Y!...sS
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON. }

krls.zz.. .asn@s
"a MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
Cry HALF, November 8, 1855.
"A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN l'a N
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the CITY un
Ger IAN Act Of the General Assembly, giving authority
tor Of Fire Loan. with view TO aid In building up the
Ulty anew are hereby notified that the form Of apul
cation for loans can be obtained the Office eff the Cer
OF Council, between the hours OF 8 A. N. and p M
An applications must be . "a In the above mentioned
oce % the Committee Will meet every Monday TO cor.
slider the same. ~ 40
By order Of the Mayor w. r. sMJTu
November 10 (Jierk ~ ro,ncu
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Die CharlestOner Zi.tung.
JOHN A. WAGENES, Editor.

FINDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
~ pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to be
the organ Of the German population devoted to the
interests Of this State in encouraging Immigration and
Literature. Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and Trade.
day win he given. - wy
General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consented to
und erake the editorial management for the present
Months; 81 for Three Months -
Advertisements inserted liberal terms
O. G. ERCKMANN & co.
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etolsersSIas, SONS q Oo. ~ s,srer,.r.

LIVERPOOL. October ll.--Thore are some synsptoras
general IN businoss but
ous susn q the harvest and the heavy advance IN the
gsm msf1oss Money 10 very abundant and eeoks en-.
CozToN.--Ths demand keeps mp In 10 remarkably
stsa9y menner aatn the pressure TO cell Ia BY reans 80
s3e az impression in one oisas or other OF cotton For
~ Mee8s pest the sales have averaged over seventy
snCussGa Daace week, ana 90 The axno1.rt tslon AZ
specu,eaor Y Sxseedingly Mnal tt ninbt have seen
cnst this evidence OF large ana hcathv A.
But the prevailing belief seems u be taE fhnre IA M
eaSow 10 cotton, except q -bellur rrccS Ana to
tnese We seem to bo rapidly cong Ainerfcsisa hkva
gam decned va -; we quote rciddifnG OrlsAra
MOBILES SSd; gpands Gld y ID. BeA Isiands withcs:
cnen4e nra6la ana EAyptiGne ah0wa further dncsins
g Md ~ ana are both SatheA irrsguar ia vaiue fs
70 be freely taksn but nsysshsisas have
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NUTLOE.
nEyECE CLERK OF COUNCn.-THE FOLIO OWING
~ clause OF Section Of "Orinance to Raise ann,
plies for tho year 1857 is published for the Information
persons selling Gcods by ssmple o.harwise who ore
mot residents OF this city All such persona ara hs-ehy
notified TO report at this oface '
hree dollars on every hundred dollars Of NIL goods
sold In this city Sons NOT reaLenfa hv san,ss us
onsrWise. W. III. SMITH.
eleEco Clerk OF CnnncfH