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ES" From tao North Branch Democrat
we learn that Mr.. Henry Roberts of Falls
Wyoming county, celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary Of his marriage witha golden we'd
ding on Saturday the 10th ult. One remark
able feature Of the occasion was that there
were present seven persons besides the bride
and bridegroom who we're witnesses to the
original marriage on March 10th, 1917.
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nRAN NGEVILLE HOTEL,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
lsRAA MuMMEY,
TNVT " mn VNI
tsUCCEssOR TO SAMUEL. EVERETT. |

has lately taken charge Of this well known an con
ypnicntiy iocated stand, respectfully informs hIs
old friends as we'll ~ new and III. public IN gensr
AL that his house Is IN completa order fhr the nc
,ion Of borders, aud r'r tha recap ION aud
entertainment of travellers WIN may feel disposed
to favor h,u, with their custom. No expense hns
bpcn spared in preparing this Hoel fur The enter
ta,niucnt If gusts und nUbing sh I, be wanting. on
his part, - nstev to their personal c0mf fhrt The
loraiion az well as tho building, 10 good one, aud
all together is amply arranged to pleasa the public
US His uHr will always be iurnisnrd with the
heat of liquors aud bis table with the best tho mar
iet a6osds. ISRAEL MUMMEf.
orsngevills. April , s7-H
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EDITORS TaRH.E.

The present month, two years ago, was
one Of memorable events Among the i'm.
portant occurrences were the occupation Of
Richmond and Petersburg by the Federal
Army, the surrender of Lee to Grant, the
assassination Of Lincoln and the shooting of
Booth. There is n cOmmcndablc reform 20
ing on in the world Of fashion, In regard to
hair and crnclinc. fitting hoops have had
their day, and waterfalls are about following
them. Orphcus c. Kerr has lately been
divorced from Adah Isaacs Menkcn, the
sensation actress. One of our contemporaries
gives tie following reasons for not publishing
a poetic citusion: 'The rhythm sounds like
pumpkins rolling over barn-hoor, while
some lines appear to have been measured
with ayard-stiuk. and others with a ten-foot
pole 1t is a curious circumstance that at
this time nearly all the serial stories in the
leading English magazines are written by
Irish authors, or by authors of Irish extrac.
tIon. There are two directly opposite rca-
sons why "a man sometimes cannot get credit !;
one is, because he is no, known, the other
because he is. 4 false friend is like the
shadow on sun-dial, which appears in fine
weather, but yanishes at the approach of a
cloud. Advlcesfro Ireland state that, not
withstanding what the cable may say. The
Fenlan cause is in good condition and the
leaders wide-awake and busy. We have re-
ceived lengthy essay on mosquitoes, but
as the subject is rather an unreasonable one,
We prefer defending its publication until next
summer; that is, if the mice in the mean.
time donot destroythe manuscript. A friend
suggests that during the reccs. Of Congress,
every Radical member should procure copy
Of the Constitution and attentively read the
same and strive to mend his ways. We
flattcrcd ourself that We were the youngest
editor in the country, but find we are not.
The Sherman Texas Starts run by young
man in his eighteenth year Of his age
Bradford Argus
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(tUKJ PROCLAMATION.

\{,HEREAs, the iIos wrLLrss E.wrL.. rsesiden
w judge oIthe Court Of Oyer and Tcrniner and Gen
.ra Jail Delivery Court of Quarter SESSIONS OF the
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
IN the 18th Judicial District conporcd of the cou 1ties
OF olabia, Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon. Tram
err and Peter X. iierbrin Asso ateJulRes Of Coui.
ba Co have issued their bearing date the 10Th
day Of bic ~ ihs of our Lord one thousand egh,
hundred ana le,7 and To me directed for holding
Court ofOycr ant Teriner and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Ofthe Peace Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in Bloomsburg in the county Of
Columbia III" nrSt Monday being the 9TH dnyi Of
NJ " next, I, continue one we k.
>o;:cc j. brrby given 10 the coroner the Ius':ces
Of the Peace and tus;a!cs ot the said county OF Col
umba that they be then and there in their proper per
on at 10 .clnck in the forenoon Of said day with their
r.. orts. inguisiii"nI aud other remembrance to do
those things w,G 10 ihei. ohcGs appcrtan TO be dona
Aud those that hngnL IccosnLance to prosecute
AGAINST prisoners that or NAV he in the jail OF
sd county Of Columbia 10 he then and there 10 prose
cute shai be just Jurors are requested TO be
punctua, IN fhr attendance. .agreeaby TO their notices
/ ~ Dated at RoUmshuis, the sJh day Uf March,
L. =. in the year nj oar l.uri one thousand eight
~ hundred aud isj7. and in the nineticth
year Of the Independence of the United States Ut
Arrica. { GoD SAVE Tns CoaNoswEALrm.l
SAMCEi. SNYDER, sherif
,,I,nms n % Abfil =. so,
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This il a question that has agitated the
minds Of the people living along the Sus-
quehaDsa Cor several years past, apd from
presest indications the prospects of recely-
ing fish cheaper and with less Inconvenience,
arc not very aattering. The Columbia pa.
Herald, in a late issue, upon this subject,
says
We notice certain fish stories, published
by some of our exchanges, to the effect that
shad were caught some three weeks ago at
Farview, above Harrisburg, and that fish
were plentier in the pond above the dam at
this place at the present time than they had
been before since the dam was built. These
stories appear 10 have been circulated for
the especial benefit Of Colonel Wa1al, who
superintended the construction OF the fish
wier in the dam at this place, and are called
fish stories by our fishermen. No shad have
been caush. here, and our fishermen do not
look for them before the 10th of April.
Suckers and catfish may or may not be
plenty. Unless in the pond, no one fishes
for taem above the dam, they have tho wier
and several breaks to run through and free
paa to the capital the Ame as other privi'
legged characters
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L.tcrs Of administration on the estate NJ Joseph
Uar)c late Of Su.aJioaf Township. Cu'u.n eoua.
~ dcces scd. have beau granted TO X. NJ. Edwards.
l.uzerus County An persons ha' ing claims against
the estate are requested I" 1and thtm III duly au.
ted Esd those know thelnselvc indebted
to thr ca ate wall uakc paym mt to the administrator
w,,haut Lrlay. n. NJ. EDWARDS,
March VI sy-6w AdMr.
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r% General Sheridan, in command Of
the Military District of Louisiana and
Texas, has issued an order removing Mayor
Munroe, Of New Orleans and Judge Abel
of tho First District Court Of the same city,
from the Offices respectively held by them,
and has appointed other persons TO CD thsx
piueA
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GOOD AR RTICLE,
C,ERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A FAMILY AND AN
Agricultural journal,

DEVOTED 10 Choice L'i'ratnrc. iuclding Poetry.
Nov"lett's. Tales, anh Moral and Entsr;ains Eaad.
ing, generally. IN the Literary department we shall
present tne choicest VARIETIES " iinin the reach
our extended n,uans Tna Novertt"s. Tales, Poetry.
etr saii be supplied finn III. 81 and highest snur
ces aud be c1nai to anything to be found IA uay
Junrhal at magazine.
Agricultural aud Horticultural. embracing Farm
ing, Gardrni"e, Fruit raisiEg. etc. Our iabors In
.hIs department for aver tniry wears. have met the
cordial apirnb ,t'"n ni thu pubic. Our purpose has
been to iGfi>h useful aud reliable information upon
these very imp0iant branches Hi industry and 20
protect t,tu. lar 10 within power against the
Iai-e ductrinvs AMI scii sh purpose. uf thr many
-mpiiirr ANA S-nsaiion adventuTcrs b. whit J. the
tnriu"r Is iicessaniiy as.aiied This portion of the
;sRa"sI"wS TELLoRArn Is alone worth IlS pI!ce 0
SUBSCRIPTION,
MEMS DEPARTMEST--rh same industry. cara
ana dI,cfiniiu IN gathering and preparing the
stirring events oi hg aay expressly for tins rartr
winch hitherto hts been one Of It's nafSen features
aud gwen .uch universal satisfaction. will ba e0a.
hnurd with red 'ub ID efforts to meet Tie Iaersasis
ueinnrds ni the pnhlir.
TERMS.--rwo coil irs aud hfty cents per annGEi.
M u"in rs rrc Iyeu "iiIIu"t iha rash aud al! cub:
sciptions soppri Al the emf Uf the tInIu paii for.
SteciNsis ucihrrs.teLt AiLruss
riiiIiP H. FIRE > Editor and Proprietor.
April >. 'p.--t. Gernuntswn, Ph.ra. Pa.
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l'RAVERSE JURORS FOR MAY
L TERM, 1867.

N'KAN EKSE JlKUKS FUK WA1
L TERM, 1867.
Room--Jo.inH u. Furrnan, Isaiah W. Hartman,
Thnu,.s J. Wenner
HtiarcTerk-Enos l.. Adams John Frstcr jr.
Beav.r--Chas +. Mann, Nathan bredbendar. Ma.
than BTehben.rr. sr.
uoro. Rerwjck--Wua. " Rittehoise.
atawissa--John MartZ, Adam FedeIof.
rHnkiIn--George Hartman.
Fisi.ngcreek--Wm Ash, Philip Appleman.
Grrenw oOd-Ja,,es Manning John Miller.
liemlock-ilugh W. MuReynoids, Andrew J. En'
nett isuac Pursrl. Vim. u. Shoemaker, VIM. Win
tvrs,ct n, John Beiz
Lncust--Prtcr Miller. Jacob Harnet.
M,aiin -JnhI { iiutler.
Mnutour--isaac MuwnTy.
Madiso,--Wm IN Bariohl samuel Riipby il.
Nj. Pleasnnt--Prtr Hipp"nstsel
Uranee--Jrsse Bramstetar.
Pinp--im Pu.sel.
Roariugcrnck k-- Daniel Rarig.
Scott--J.hn Shn nan. A Thornton.
SugarIoaE-- JOSIAH K Fritz Henry q iiasa
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4 IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
S/ MAY TERM 1857.

- NAL lLNh, loOi
4 pyi linn l., Lance. vs. Alfred Crrveiing, ct. al.
y BpninuiIu Zsrr and wife vs..Wiiliam Sharpess
a Edward Hr,lner vs. The Locust Mountain Coal L
Iron Company.
4 NJ Chnn,h.rliu USE va Silas D Edgar.
S Jaa,.b R-n,l.y w 'utawissa Rail Road Company.
u Henry +. Nust Va Borough Of u-rwick.
z iii Jones Y. uiles Abbott
Il u right Hughes w Peter Miller.
0 Joi iuthan Kniiiis vs. Wright Hughes,
10 Mary Il. Green vs. Rober, i. Howeii, ct IL.
IL Jnhn Lav.rns, va barney. Mclsrear,y.
u i,nvid Yeas.r, W ''hntUn hewitt. ct al.
~ John w, keschrr Va Peter s, ,kish-l,
"A 'WOolry 4 r0hn W John w. Leschsr
Is Ei!as KruM use Va Sanuei kru'ns, adm'r.
~ fhip.hc F,y, "a Samuel kruMs, adin'r.
u william A Man vs. Jaaes Dyke.
Is sylvester j. Fauxy Miiliard Z. Green's Adnt's
10 Jncob :. Evans W Miiliard Z. Greene Adnr's.
~ j. z. FinsGher, W iraac Yetter
u Jacub A. ewishGr, w Abel Thomas.
~ Jacob A. Sw i-h.r, vs. Richard Lyons,
:3 George BrOwn, vs. Leonard ateinnun.
"a Vim N, UUsglund, vs. Hntney McBreariy.
Us James Stackhou>e. vs. Thos. stuckheusu's Et'rs.
vi Joseph iiliey. vs Peter Meiiiek.
~ stroud 4 Brown Va A Crcveliny.
70 Dnbnrah bean. Va owen l.. Dean
~ Edward Mc,'uli, AZ al vs. John sweeney,
10 tlark steward 4 wife vs 4. q Cleaver.
al Frank lin Yocum. vs WIN. 7, shuman,
- WIN. Feasou, OF al vs eiuon q. shivs
" John 2. strohmcyer. " ssmusl Nsyhsr
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"Shampoo LIQUID"

For Cleaning the Head. and renewing the nand
ruff u,ent,ng Loss Of Hair and Disease Of scalp,
BY reno, ing the cause. ~ Price. 25 cents at
HENUERSilUTT's.
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"Balsam of HOrehound,"

A safe, speedy, and certain cure for Coughs. Colds
I0at s-i-ss ,tr etc, hiT0rdinp immediate relief in
all affections of tue ThfoSt and Lungs.
HESDERSIlOTT'S.
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no Il s A l. L.

EOR SA ALE.
TIRE subscriber will sell frat rate -U-
TWO-HORSE CARRIAGE. .
nearly new. IN good co.dition. upon XX--
reasonable terms. u Is Que Vi Dunlaps make.
oi Philadelphia. There ars
TIL II NE Sc ATS
In II; has good top. aud is wei, finished. II e-n
be seen at the staples Vi the undttsisncd W leon
street, below Third. ',r.3 /
Bioomsburg. Feb. 20. 'G1, JACOB L. QIRTON
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All the above prcpara,iOns prepared only. and for
sale, by nENliEW SH,rTr.
April 3. J7--a;. Ms!a sreet, Ulcoa,sburg
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HOOP SKIRTS.

620, HOOP SKIRTS. 63
NEW SPRING STYLES,
~ "OrR OwN MAE
Embracing ovcrv New md desirsblr sisn. s;y's
shape of Plain and Trni iloop Skirs,-., ia
33.i. 33i.4.3I23 -, md 4 yards rsand q
length and siss Waist In every TraPcrt
FIRST Q UA L TY,
and espeeiaily ndaaioh 10 meet tho wants ., +
Class ANA most fashionable Trade.
"uuf Own Nuke" vi Hoop skirts. are iiuhd
more elastic. more durable. and Really cheaper 4,
any other make Of either Single or D"ubl- HrH
ssirt IN the American Market, They nre wafrsri
10 every respect. aud wherever I'M rOduesh Giva ~
ver,ai satisfaction They are now brins extensive
sold by Retuilrrs, and every Lady shoahl tfy tue
Ask for 80.
"HOPKIN'S OWN MARE"
and see that zach skirt Is stamped Nv, r. Hopkin
Manufacturer. ds,p Arch Street. rbiiadsiph4a" NJ
o,hcTs are Genuine. "A Catalogue .cGptaining sty'l
.s,ze and Retail rriecs. sent 70 lay adhrs.G Un'
form and liberal ,liscOnht allowed To. DfAl6rs ~
ders by iuaii OF otherwise pr0,ni''' sGd earafr
Oiled. Wholesale and Rriaii ut Annu:attory ss|
sa!c roonp, No B2s Arch Street. Phiiahei ipiia
skr,s made to order. sl,sred and fcp,irsd
Terms, Net Cash Oar P,rs Ohl
March -. V7.-loino. WIN T. HotKiNj.
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GRAND JURORS FOR NAY TENN,

GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TENN,
~ 1867.
B'oom-Andrew ] Madison.
BIiaIcEcek Isaiah Rover.
noTO. Berw wirk-John Mt mail.
Rrntnn--l. X. Krichhaum.
Crn,re-sa sann-' u. lIu,chi.on, Elias Greasy.
Caiawissa-Henry J. Miller.
CaGy u shnui-Uaniel +. Mckeirnan.
Fishingcrees-p David Savage, Gcorss NJ. Howell.
JaeksuH Ale.
Greenwood-Iiumphrry Parker.
Ileniock Peter Brugier
jackson Robert Edgar.
Mt. pirasant-nanei Vanisr>licc, Elins Howell.
Miiin--Auron Mas!eller, John Is. anSiS.
Main-- Aaron Miller
Nadi sou-W iliiam PurseI.
Piue--Sh idrick Ewes
aringcreex-- Abraham Beayey.
Sagatult--W Wheeler Shul,,, Richard kie,
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rkI' RECEIPTS TO THE "BlOOmsburg
Democrat" ," FOR TIE MONTH OF MARCH
LAST, AND TO TIE Democrat T. STAR
OF TIE LATE FIRM OF JAcoBY & SHUMAN,
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BOOTH, WIRZ, STANTON, AND
HOLY.

The Butler Bingham cmtroversy-Astound.
ing Revelations IN Connection soih the
Wrs Tragedy What Stanton offered
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~ EW DIR L G STORE'
"OUIs OWN"
PREP 4 z A n I O N s.,

Superior to the many patent nostrums flooding
the country.
CAMPHJR ICE WITH GLYCERtNE,
a d.lighlfui compound for Whitening. Brauiifyinr,
Sulteu,ug the SkI,. will reInUva Tan FfecKles. anu
Blnches fro tint sk,n, Is certain remedy for chap
ped aud sore pg aud i'ands. aud as an application
10 ru,ancous eIu, ,ii0ns II haA no equal.
t. tiIcc, IS ceGis ycI Hox at
w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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"TONIC BITTERS,"

Containing M whiGkey 0y other intoxicating In.
rrrdicn's pleasant and rfec,uai remedy for Dys.
PEI sia. Loss Of Appetite, Debility neIansementf Of
iht Liver. etc. etc. IRi 1T. " Pint bottles 81
HENDERSn0rT's.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Weekly Review of Nashville whole
sale Markets

NASHVILLE, July a. 1867.
As is usual al this season of the year the
general business of the city is dull. Never
theless, during the week ending last
evening there was considerable trade, much
more than in the corresponding week last
year. Corn has continued to advance,
whilst the stock remains small, and the
demand good. Wheat the greater portion
of the week, had tendency upward, and
there was considerable demand for ship
ment North. Yesterday, however, it de-
clined materially, and was rather dull at
our quotations below. Bacon is scarce, and
continues to 90 up in price. There is
strong Southern demand, and all the West
ern markets are nearly bare. The supply
here is quite small, but most Of it is Of the
choicest quality, drawn on in small lots by
the high prices
CoTToN.-The cotton market has been
dull all the week, and sales light, On
Monday, however, there was an improve
ment in prices, and yesterday still another
advance, although sales were restricted.
4 bales sold at 23c; 20 at %; Is at 81
at l. &c per pound.
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce:
NEW YORK, July 23.-Gold opened at
1898.
1890 a. M-Gold I395
1890 P. M.-Gold 1899. Cotton fair and
prices firm; 27l@2s@29!.
3P.M-Cotton, demand moderate prices
firm. Sales to-day 1900 bales at 27l; %;
2s4.
Gold 139;.
LIVERPOOL, July %, IL A. M.-Colton
quiet but firm. Sales to day 5000 bales az
lOs@lOsd.
We sanex the Wholesale figures prevail
ing IN the other departments Of commerce
ALI AID BEER-AIe. $l5als per Dbl. incIu-
ding barrel; Beer, SIS per Dbl. including barrel
BAGsING AND koPE-Bagging ~ peryd; Rope
| liz per ID.
BRooMs-Per dozen. ss55.
BUTTFR-l69lsc per ID.
BEEswAx-Yellow 2sg5Oc; common 2js27c
| per 10.
BUoKFrs--Painted $3.50 per dozen; cedar s. 90
per dozen; brass h0oped sl4-
CEpAR CHRsrs. moth proofs feet. so o. 81
| feet, Sl2 Or feet, SIS o. ~ feet. els %.
CASDLEs--Star candles l61zc per ID; talloW 80
CksTISGs-Country hoIlowware &c per ID.
CorFFE-hio 24@zc Laguyra 25.S30c; Java
SsG40c per 10.
oSFEcTIoyEEIEs-Common candy 25c per ID;
GumdroPs 4oS45c; Rock candy S5c; Fancy 50
] 40c per ID.
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CHANCEEY CoUKT-Met at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, yesterday, Chancellor Harrison pre-
siding. Most of the morning was taken
up by motions. The case Of c. d. Elliott
rs. John M. Bass Ct. ais, was called, and a
portion Of the pleadings gone through with.
These consist of bill, answer, cross bill
and answer, each being about forty pages.
Only bill and answer were read yesterday.
The case comes up TO day at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Messrs. Baxter East and Judge
Cooper are the solicitors. Court adjourned
at o'clock, p. NJ.
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10 COnsUmptiyes.-Tho Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used. Gree of charged with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New Y oTk.
Oct23-lYd&W
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OWE ARE DOM WITH LATIN."-Iap-
pening to meet few days since,
A blooming maiden from the coun-
trv. and thinking We had as much
right 10 talk latin as Miss Evans, We
very politely asked the young dansel if
she was rilsticus, supposing she was 4
latin scholar and would understand Us to
mean citizen Of the country. A dark
storm gathered on her brow, lightning
flashed from her eyes and she used Us up in
the following style; "How dare yen, sir, or
anv other man, 10 call me rusty cuss.
Because I've got no bloom Of youth on
NV cheeks and don't use the might bloom
ing series" nor wear waterfalls, You have
the impotence to call me a rusty cues. If
we're only man, I'd teach you how TO IN
suit innocent ladies by calling them such
ugly names" After her passion had sub
sided, We explained to her that the latin
word rtisficas simply meant a citizen OF the
country. and we became good friends again,
but we mentally vowed never TO talk latiL
again as long as We could ind an Eng
lish word 10 express our ideas.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-24

SECURE TIcEETs.-0ur friends should
not fail to provide tickets and have them
early at the different voting places in the
several counties ON the day Of election.
The candidates usually attend to this
matter, we believe; but it would be well
for county committees also to look after
the natter, and see to having them or
dered and properly distributed in ample
.su,a
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special Notice.

Room il is generally the custom, as every
one knows, 10 have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; but on
account Of so much suffering among our people.
we thought proper TO give the orphans of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again, as it is sometimes the custom of giving
premiums, such as watches, etc, and having
proof Of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. of our profit to the poor of
Nashville, from the LIST day of April. 1867, up to
October LIST, 1867 lsix mOnths,) which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUVIN * BERTHE0L,
mario If COlOnnade Billiard Hall
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

There seems to be perfect stagnation in
all branches Of business, and especially in
financial circles. The demand for money
for commercial purposes is but Eight. Our
banks keep most of their funds invested i'll
United States securities, but they would
discount good bills at thirty days at per
cent.
Gold has been steady during the week at
ashade under l4O. 1t opened yesterday at
1899, advanced /, and closed at 139}. There
Is no speculation here whatever in gold,
and the dealing in confined to the purchase
of small sums at the counter. Brokers pay
1881 and hold at the New York rate.
Silver is bought at about ten cents less
than gold.
Government securities continue steadily
to advance. Capitalists prefer these as an
investment to anything else, as being ex-
empt from taxation, they are equal to 10
per cent. interest. The following are the
latest New York ouotations
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock market

NEW YORK. July 2.-Money market steady
at 4G6 per cent on call loans. Sterling firm at
100. Gold frmeT opening az 1897, aivanc-
ing 70 l4O. closing at l5gA@l394., Government
were as follows Coupons 81. llO15 do. '62
lll2s; do. "a. 1921; do. '65. 1925 do. January
and July. 1907 DO. 81. l05z lO-4Os 1879
subsequently fell OF slightly. and closed frm
with recovery from the lowest point NJ $40 p. n.
Prices for Ohio certificates 26AG26s Canton
asa 49,; Cumberland 3s34 s.3914; Quicksilver 80
1854; Western Union $40 fS34 Pacific mail
l471zGl4754: Atlantic il25{Gll3 New York Cen
trail l0SGl09: Erie 725<G72zs Hudson lly9ll9Z;
Reading l061zGlO6H. Michigan Central ll0z9
ll054: Pittsburg 92g92l4; Toledo l2lZ North
western IA; Fort Wayne 1873 Gl0314. Express
shares firm Wells, Fargo 4 Co. O.; Adams l21z
Missouri Gs l03a lOl: new Tennessee 81. Mining
shares duh and lower; Edwards rs; Cary
of the sub Treasury 81 ~, sgj. payments $780,
$50, balance Sl3 %, 794.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-24

The 7TH WARD LAST NIGHT.-The
Conservative gathering in the 9TH ward last
night was very large, and stirring speeches
we're made by Capt. Driver, Major Walker,
and Hon. John LeIlyett. The best Of order
was preserved and everything passed off
satisfactorily.