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The New York Tines of tie 18th inst.
says:
There is gradual improvement in the
trade in drygoods and general nerchan-
disc as the city and country merchants gain
confidence in the prospects of a good fall
demand on account Of the abundant crops.
Business, however, is likely to prove later
than was generally anticipated few weeks
ago. The export trade was dull the past
week-very light 10 domestic produce, and
quite uncomfortable, as compared with the
large outward movement through July, in
gold and silver. The foreign exchanges
have fallen below the point at which it
would be profitable to ship American gold
coin, because of the disposition to employ
foreign money balances on this side, and
also on account of the frmness of the specu-
latiVe buyers of gold in Withholding it
from employment for daily settlements.
The import entries for the past week
amount to $5,977 ,654, against the total en-
tries of 81, 55S, l39 same week last year.
The export clearances of domestic produce
amount to $1,615,1 III, against s., 959 sos
same week last year. The customs for the
week are s., 539, 104 The receipts of cot
ton, coastwise and BY railroad, are 400
bales.
The gold values of the import entries of
foreign merchandise at New York since
Jan l, 1867, the beginning of the current
calendar year, are reported IA follows, the
entries of foreign specie being omitted
Total since an. 500 90l
Against same date 1866 49, 729 62I
nacraasa s;nca ION I col 29g 7o6
The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-exported, since Jan. l, 1867, are as fol-
lows:
Total since JAN es5 1ss
Against same date lSd6..-....-------.. l230sl,7Is
Decrease since Jan. 1........,.......... S9l75530
Gold, Aug 3, G cent
Gold, Aug. 4, .............l4S1S p cent.
1t is now settled, says the New York
World that sufficient amount of wheat
has been harvested to leave an unusually
large surplus for export beyond the neces-
sary wants of the home market. This
being the case, and as We must seek for
eign market to dispose of our redundant
crop, the price in Liverpool will probably
determine the price in New York and Chi
cage during the coming year. This has
always been the case in seasons when flour
and wheat have been largely exported.
The rate in Liverpool, of course, will be
determined by the imports from Russia and
the continent, together with the result of
the home harvest. From our foreign files
we Judge that, though the English harvest
may be deficient, the continental crop of
wheat will be in excess of former years
and hence all the indications point to
year of cheap -four.
The following table gives the export of
American wheat to England for the ten
years ending and including 1866:
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JosEPH A. SwAYNIE Of the Sc. Cloud Hotel,
born in Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio.
thirty foar years Of age-one Of the most de
scrvedly popular hotel clerks-died very unex-
pectedly yesterday morning at six o'clock. He
leaves large acquaintance to mourn his loss.
being, as he was, true friend, genial, kind
hearted gentleman, a friend TO all, and all were
his friends. Has remains were Forwarded this
morning to mas family in Dayton, Ohio.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday
morning at 14Os, was 1905 at 1890, 140l
at ~, and closed at 140B at p. NJ. The
rate here was l89@13e4 buying and 14Of
@l404 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, August l5-3 P. NJ.
CoTToN.-Thers has been no excitement
in the market to-day, though prices re-
NAMED unchanged and holders are firm.
The variations in the Liverpool and New
York markets are so slight that there has
been but slight change here for several
days. The following have been the trans
actions of the day 5 bales at 24c, 8 at pc,
A at ISc, at 2lc, and 10 at 23e.
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A You've RASCAL RELEAsED.-Orange
Wallace the colored lad arrested for rob
hing the money drawer Of Jacob Howry,
was convicted yesterday in Justice Ma
thews' court, but in consequence Of his
youth was released on surrendering the
stolen funds.
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CHANGE OF TrME-Another change OF
time is now being talked of in connection
with the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Any change would be preferable 70 the
present schedule.
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HARD on HARRISON. The Chattanooga
Union, of yesterday, notes the arrival of a
gentleman in that city, whose destination
is set down as Hades, or Harrison" and
adds: "If the gentleman is on a pleasure
trip, we would recommend Hades, but If
business is his motive, he may find some
attractions al the other place
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THE RATION ALLOWED TO REFUGEES
AND FREEDNES-The following is the
ration established for issue to destitute
adult refugees and freedmen. Persons
over fourteen years Of age are considered
adults, and persons under fourteen receive
one-half the ration
Twelve ounces Of pork or bacon, or one
pound and two ounces Of salt or fresh beef /:
one pound and two ounces Of soft bread or
-four or one pound Of hard bread. OF one
pound and four ounces Of corn meal.
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- RANKRuPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICEl THAT ON
the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1867. warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
II. j. Robertson, in the county Of Rutherford.
and State Of Tennessee. who has been adjudged
a bankrupt. on his own petitions that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt. to him. or for his
use and transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law: that a meeting of the cred
tors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts,
Viii Viii he held at = Court Of Bankruptev 10 be
holden in Room No. 6 Courthouse. Murfrees-
boro. Tenn. before ". n. Doughty. Register,
on the 9th day of September, a. d, 1867, at 10
O'Clock A. N. X. Il. CAIN,
anel5 n Don L s. Marshal MessenRer
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STEALING HARNEss.-Sep. Miller, col
ored, arrested yesterday on charge Of
stealing harness from F. r. Rains, was
committed 10 jail by Justice Wilkinson, TO
await hearing this afternoon.
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RosTE.-Rosin is beginning to figure
pretty largely in freight shipments. Forty
barrels Of it arrived yesterday by the
Edge6eid and Kentucky railroad.
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selling out az New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandes. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI RIvA,
ianl0 u North Cherry street
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PERSONAL E. Hatcher, Of the
Mobile .4dcertiser and Registar is now in
Williamson county with his family, rusti-
eating and enjoying the Inequalities Of a
~ree circle of friends and relations, We
are promised that has friends in this city
sbaii have the pleasure Of greeting ham,
before his return 20 Mobile, which VIII be
abont the lst Of September.
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PETR0LENE,
l New burning Fluid.
The Cheapest Safest, and Best Light IN Use
Cheaper DIV one.haIf than Candies.

Cheaper by One-haIf than Candles.
GIVES TEN PER CENT MORE LIGHT
VI and burns ten per cent longer than the
same amount of Coal Oil, and emits no offensive
odor 1t will not soil the finest fabric No dirt
or grease collects on the outside of the lamp,
while its brilliant crimson hue greatly enhances
the beauty of the effect when used a light for
the parlOr. WM. MCBRIDE a 40.
Sold by wholesale and retail at No. South
Cherry street, and at all principal Depots.
RS Agents wanted throughout Middle and
East Tennessee jy2l Win
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PERsoNAL--Mr. John L. Cooper, son Of
VIM. B. Cooper, the Church street artist,
left for Princeton, New Jersey, yesterday,
where he is to enter College.
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LARcENT.-Robert Oscely. colored,
charged with larceny, was committed to
Jail yesterday by Justice Mathews, to
await hearing.
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RIvERNEws.

A SAbbAth-like stiffness reigns around
the levee. The river is only eighteen
inches on the Shoals. No arrivals OF de
partures, and none expected till rise in
the river.
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MUSTERED OUT.-Company X, (colored)
Second regiment BroWnlow militia, sixty
one strong, Lieut.. P. J. Fleming command
ing, was mustered out Of service yesterday.
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CRY PROPERTY interest in part of
lot 26, College street, between Church
street and Bank alley, owned by Hon Jno.
Bell and wife, and Henry C. Yeatman and
Others was sold on Wednesday to james
Woods, ST., for SlG.666 &c.
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The BYRAM MURDER CAsE.-The Grim
inal Court yesterday commenced the trial
Of Green and Dilson. No verdict has yet
been rendered in the case Of Lyman.
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DIVINE SERvICE.-Rey. B. Burgheim,
late from Europe, will deliver lecture in
the Market street Synagogue, on Saturday,
at O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Result of Sewing Machine Prizes at
the Paris Exposition


the Paris Exposition
GOLD MEDALS.
Mr.. Howe, under whose patents all Sc
wing Machines are licensed for the origi-
nal art-gold medal.
Wheeler & Wilson, Tor Perfection Of !Ss,g-
ing Machines, highest Premium and only GOid
Medal.
SILVER MEDALS.
Thomas Sewing Machine.
Wengsr
FLORENCE
BRONZE MEDALS.
Thompson Sewing Machine.
Turner
Nevton
Alb. Howe
HONORABLE MENTION.
Pitt Brothers, Clements Empire-Alexs
andria.
BUTTON HOLE MACHINES.
American Button Hole Machine Com
pany-silver medal.
Union Button Hole aud Embroidery
COmpany-brOnze medal.
Bartran q Fanton-bronze medal.
There were eighty-two Sewing Machines
in competition.
Call at No. So, North Cherry, Nashville,
Tennessee, and examine the Sewing Ma
chine which took the first premium and
only gold medal at the Paris Exposition of
1867 at the Paris Exposition of 1861 at
the Worlds Fair, London, 1852 at all the
United States Fairs; at all the Interna-
tional Fairs of Europe, and once or more
at all the State Fairs and Mechanic Insti-
tutes throughout the United States.
w. G. WALKER SO North Cherry.
aug. INV
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In RANKRuPr1aT

This IS TO GIVE NOTTcD6s e saIfaa5
the sth day Of August. A. Fof F,,fb..es.9i a
"a pAnkraPtcy was issued aa8 been 9aild-si
hn2eh N Dickson. IN thati0n that he ~.
and STATE Of fennessesliFery 81 az i.5,,ie-y,,
= slhLsapt, On hls-nrupi. to him. 81 10 bfs
belonging 70 sc that meefine ii he 49,
use, ana trr- bankrupt. 70 prove the.F dsbts.
lorolddsPse one or more assignee oil 80
ltoss o. p nsld a. a Court Of Bankruptry. 10
81 ~ loeia NO, .. Courthouse. Mur-
800 e.. ~, 4 tstAn; before ". ~. Doughty. Reris-
J, , Dh sls 20 day Of September. A. b. ls7. ,r
49, +. q n. r. y. GAIN.
lasl9 ~ Dep. y. S. Marshal. Messcnrcr-
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Corner Union and Cherry So, Opposite
Hank Of Tennessee, Deals TIA Gold,
Silver, Government stocks, Com
mound Interest Notes, Iaasa Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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RTcoRDER's CoURT, August l5.--Ida
Ewing, disorderly, S25; workhouse-
Alfred Davis, same discharged.
Sarah COT, same; $40.
W. Bugg, drunk and disorderly, S25i
workhouse.
John Myers, disorderiy, s..
Ferdinand Weaver drunk on the street,
500; woIkhouse.
Thomas Smith, sleeping at spring dis
charged.
Nike Foley, disorderly5 $40.
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j. H. CURREY,
UNDERTAKER,

A Nd DEALER IN metallic BURIAL
IA Cases. No. 20 Union street. keeps constantly
and Wood Collins, and is prepared 70 furnish
everything necessary for funerals at the shortest
notice, both in the city and country, and at
prices as low as any house in the city.
augl3 3m J. H. CURREY.
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The Montgomery Bell
A 9 A d Fl M Y
OF THE
UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE.

THIS INSTITUTION EMBRACES 4 BOYS
4 Grammar and High school, The
Course OF Study extends through seven years,
ana is eEactly parallel With that Of the Nash
rllie Public schools. IL is intended TO prepare
boys Tor entrance into the first UNIVERSITIES Of
America, or inr the active pursuits Of life.
The htst Session VIII open on MONDAY.
5epiemher z, 1871. The terms are, for Grammar
schoOl2Boys, Sixty Dollars per aunum Cor HiFh
school Boys Eighty Dollars per annurn
hvthe terms Of the Foundation there will be
received twenty-five boys. free OF char9e. from
The counties of Davidson. Williamson. Mont
romery and Dickson.
For particulars apply al the University Build.
ings, from A. ~; until DO A, \ daily, o.
Chancellor,
crto JOHN n. LES.
President Of the Board.
ausll 2W'
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JAsJG. OeDEx. Prest. Cas-. T. VIVA. Cashie
PEOP LES' INK,
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SOME facts about the Boughton wheat
will be found in cur agricultural depart
ment this morning.
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WEBER Cos regular auction sale will
take place this morning at ten o'clock.
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WEBER a Cos regular auction sale will
take place this morning at ten o'clock.
DIVINE srRvIcE-Rev. B. Burgheim
late from Europe, will deliver lecture il
the Market street Synagogue, on Saturday
at Q O'Clock, A. NJ
CHANGE OF TME.-Another change O
time is now being talked of in connection
with the Louisville and Nashville railroad
Any change would be preferable TO the
present schedule
PERsoNAL-Mr John L. Cooper, son Of
VIM. 3. Cooper, the Church street artist,
left for Princeton, New Jersey, yesterday,
where he is to enter College
RosTE.-Rosin is beginning to figure
pretty largely in freight shipments. Forty
barrels of it arrived yesterday by tie
Edge6eld and Kentucky railroad
CRY PRoPERTY.-An interest in part of
lot 26, College street, between Church
street and Bank alley, owned by Hon. Jno.
Bell and wife, and Henry C. Yeatman and
Others, was sold on Wednesday to James
Woods, ST., for SIG, SEQ &c.
BUREAU AGENTS Northumberland
Carlin is reducing the expenses of the
Freedmen's Bureau in this State, by dis
charging all agents whose services are
not deemed positively necessary. The
following agents have thus far been re-
lieved
Bradley eounty-James Ware CleYe-
land
Gibson county-Joseph A. Blakemore,
Trenton.
Henry eounty--Jesse A. Brown, Paris.
Madison couniy-Alyin Allen, Jackson.
FAST DAY.-To-day will be observed
by the members Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, throughout the South
ern country, as a day of fasting, humiia-
ton aud prayer The following is the
recommendation of the Bishops, extracted
from their address;
We propose that Friday, 18th Of August
next, be observed in all our churches as a
day Of fasting humiliation and prayer
that God would be pleased to pour out His
spirit upon all flesh; that He would show
us our sins and help as, by a true repent
ance, to turn away from them; that He
would send forth laborers into His harvest,
who may serve Him more faithfully and
efficiently than we have done; that He
would build up the church and comfort
her waste places that He would grant us
all the blessings, temporal and spiritual,
we have need Of And we further promise
that this day Of special fasting and prayer
be preceded, wherever practicable, by reli-
gious exercises begun on the previous Sab
bath, and continued day by day till the
Sabbath following.
And now, brethren, we commend you to
God and to the word Of His grace, which
is able to build you up, and TO give you an
inheritance among all them which are
sanctifed.
JAMES o. ANDREW, ROBERT PAINE
GEO. +. PIERCE, II. II. KAvANAUGH,
JOHN EARLY, w. NJ. WIGHT1IAN,
T. Z. MARVIN, d. S. DoGGETT,
n H. MCTYEIRE.
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ED8FTTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville 80 A. N.
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NO MORE DIVIDENDS.

We understand Quartermaster Hamiil
yesterday notified Mr.. Burns that no more
dividends must be paid until the debt dne
the government should be adjusted.
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R. Il. aRooMEs 8 CO..

VTSDERTAEERs FOR CITY AND SUR
L rounding c0untry-Dealers in
METALLIC BUREAL CASES.
Omcs-EO. ~ North cherry street.
slanuflctory-NO. Is5 south Market 81
Orders left At eiths lace VIII BE- Prom.
filed sntrf9
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THos. S. MARI, Pros't. l.. @. TARBox. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and College Streets.

UIHE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
i for U. 5. Securities. Compound Interest
Notes, Gold, etc. by the NATIONAL SAvISGs'
COMPANY. corner Of Union and College streets
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-17
EUROPE.

The italian RESURRECTION -.Another
Battle Bstcccn the Gurib0i0ions
and the Pdp1l TrOOps-THs Former
Victorious. after a Desperate Srug-
gte-Ihe Pope altered an Asylun T.,
B0rGri0--AnOfher Stirring Id
dress from Gdribdidi.
FLORENCE. -Oct. I5.-The revolutionary
bands which entered the Papal States al
different points On the eastern and south
ern frontier, have concentrated in Fro
sinone under the leadership of Menotti
Garibaldi, in accordance with the direction
of his father. General Garibaldi. The re-
ports that Msnotti had been arrested proves
without foundation.
FLORENCE, Oct. l5--Evcnipg.-
news from the south is just received. 4
battle has been fought near Verola, In the
province of Frosinons, between tho Carl.
baldian volunteers and the Pontifical
troops, in which the former were victori-
Gus.
Strong detachm.nts Of the Papa, reserve
wsre sent from Rome during the Ia er part
of last week, to prevent a junction of the
insurgent bodies in FrosinOne with the
party under Msnotti, who was reported to
be in that province. They were unsuc-
ccssful,and were ObllSedto meet the united
forces of the insurgents under Meno,ti
Garibsldi ia person. A desperate ight
took place outside the town, and the Papai
Zouaves were badly beaten, losing heavily
in killed and wounded. The Garabaldi-
ans lost five killed and fifteen wounded.
No report is given Of the numbers engaged
on either side. The news is received with
great rejoicing by the people.
Garibsldi has sent out another address
from Csprera. in which he earnestly calls
on the Italian people TO arm.
TURIN, Oct. lj.--MsZziai has issued a
manifesto, in which lie expects the Italian
patriots in Rome to rise and proclaim re-
public.
FLORENCE, Oct. l5.-Slany people here
believe that General LaMamora, who is in
command on the papal frontier, will order
his troops to cross the line and occupy the
Pontificial territory, and possibly march on
Rome.
PARIS, Oct. l5.-It is reported that II
the condition Of affairs around Rome
should become critical, the Pope would
leave the city and take refuge in Bavaria,
where he has been offered an asylum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-17

MALL COUNTY.
We present bclow the official vote OF
Marshall County as declared by the Board
of Canvasssrs 1t exhibits an unusually
light poll, and reveals alarming apathy in
the Republican ranks. Compared with the
vote of last year it shows a decrease in
the Democratic poll amounting to
three hundred and sixty-one, and fallir 2
off IN the Republican vote OF five hun bred
and scvsniy-nine. This result was not al,
together unexpected it was plain at the
outset that wind and tide were against us.
We lost votes on the question of manhood
saffraso, though that issue could not have
been said to be involved in a county cleo
ton; bu; there is a deep and cruel preju-
dice even in the minds of many Republi-
cans against the colored man which will
require years to overcome.
The temperance question was also
manipulated to our disadvantage here as
well as elsewhere Our German fellow
citizens arc especially hostile to laws that
have for their object the enforcement oi
other peoples ideas of personal propriety
upon them. Their opposition to prohibit
ticn and that, 10 them, most odious species
Of legislation, Sunday laws, lost to US the
State of Pennsylvania at the recent cleo
ton, and contributed largely to the result
In Ohio. We merely state facts, leaving
others to draw their own conclusions:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-17
Prof. ID. MEEKER g. SOY,
perntfve Surgeons,
OF LAPoRTE. INDIANA

RESIDENTS OF LAPORTE. INDIANA,
Will be at PLYMOUTH, Ind, at the
Parker House, on Monday, Oct. l4th
and remain until Saturday 18Th, for
the purpose of attending to Surgical Cases
and Chronic Diseases.
DIR. MERHER has been long and favora-
bly, known i'm the West as an Operative
Surgeon. He has been resident of La
porto, Indiana, for thirty years; has taught
Anatomy and Surgery for fifteen winters
in Medical Colleges of The West, and has
given particular attention to tho study,
treatment and operations in surgical cases.
He was Surgeon of L. S. V. in the war
for four years and months, and has had
large and extensive practice and expert
ence in his profession. He will pay par
ticulsr attention to all patients who may
desire an opportunity of awaiting them
elves Of his skill ard experience in the
art of Surgery. Having practiced his pro-
fession in tho West for thirty years, he 10
well acquainted with all diseases incident
to the Western States. Prof Nj. & Son
will also examine and prescribe for chron-
ic. diseases, particularly the Throat and
Lungs. 2t