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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-15
NEW AND SHORTEST ROUTE
ea.F Fe.g TO aa slrrs
Memphis, New Orleans, Mobile, Cairo,
St Louis, Chicago, and points
Southwest, West, North,
and Northwest
CHANGE OF TIME.
Nashville and Northwestern
R RAILROAD
"a
CHANGE OF TIME.


OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, /
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. q, 1867. J
LON ANO AFTER SUNDAY, sERT'R
" 30. 1867, and until further notice TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
Follows:
Morning Leaving Nashville at 600
"a m, arriving Memphis at ) u. M. arriving
Hickman at 5:45 u. m.
Evening Train-Leaving Nashville at 7;3O
y. m, arriving Memphis at iO:45 a. m, ar
irving Hickman at 9.I5 a. IN.
( Making close connections with the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile, New
Orleans, and all intermediate points
I At Hickman connecting with first class
line OF steamers for Nicksburg hatcher,
Baton Rouge, Cairo st. Louis. aud all interme-
date points on the Upper and Lower Missis-
sippi Rivers. A first class Transfer Steamer
will ply between Hickman and Cairo, making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for st. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, Dubuque
Iowa, st. Paul, Minnesota, and all points West
and Northwest.
I Passenger Train leaves Memphis at p. IN
Hickman at $50 a. m, striving Nashville at
4 p IN. .....
ma, Hickman at $50 a. AEl., arriving Nash
vile at $40 O'Clock n. m.
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tsnOOga, KNOXVILLE, Lynehbarg, Richmond.
W ashIngton, Baltimore, PhlladelphIa, New
York; Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Charles
son, Macon, nOntgomerys W est HOlnt, etc. Son-
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Loalsvllle, indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East. Connects with the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin, Co
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens. Ala, and Decatur,
Alabama. -...a ..
Thfs Is she shortest and Cheapest
ROute 40 Memphis, it being seventy-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, and
forty six miles shorter than the Edgefeld and
Kentucky route.
WIN p. INNES,
Chief Eng. and Gen. Supt. N. and N. W. r. r.
auga8 Il .---- 1-.rrr-
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities Of she legal profess
sion, and the general public interest attaching
to the many new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals. we will publish all the i'm
yortant decisions Of the Supreme Court, from
official sources. which mcy be relied upon as
entirely Trustworthy.
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Mile Marie EIIze,
The Partisan model of Ia bauie ecoLe.
Madame Carroll,
Premier Dame du Cirque.
The Belmont Brothers,
Gymnasts, Acrobats, and DeIineators of the Gre
clan School of Heroic Art. The Hahlon Broth
ers are tame and pdsse in comparison to these
Admirable CTichtOns.
The Holland Family.
John, ST. John Jr, and Masters George and
Eddie, Gymnasts, Athletes and Antipodean
Mr.. w. II. Carroll.
The Multtudinous Horseman and Antinous of
the Arena.
VIM. NayIOr,
Bare Back Rider Of America.
MIR. Joseph TInkham,
The Apollo of Equestrians, and Champion Of
Double SOmersauts.
Pref Willis CObb's Trained Dogs,
GOATS and Monkeys.
Among the attractive elements of this exhibit
ton is a recent importation of
Japanese Performers.
whose wonderful acts embody the most extraor-
binary representations of Oriental and Celestial
Gymnastic Miracles.
EGuesfrianS, VOltigeurs. Athletes. Dam
senses and HipPO-DramatIsts,
Led by the following distinguished performers
John NaylOr. Joe Berdeau, Gonzales, La Petite
May, Joe Neal, Master Louis, La Petite Annie,
Ed Smith, Mile Flora Marceila, Master Willie
| Bills Remington. Mi Cinnie. Master Frank
| Dan Shelby, La Petite Josephine, Master George
MIR. Ben. MaginIey,
| Wit Humorst, and Jester. Mr.. Maginley unites
| the scholastic requirement of classic education
! and at this time can be safely pronounced :he
| only living representative of the cOurtly and
| finished jester of the old regime.
! Mr.. Sam. ReInhart,
! Grotesque Clown and Champion Leaper of the
! World.
| .r.. MIR. &. Fowler a.%
! Is remarkable for quaint drollery and the IA
| cility with which he maintains the unbridle ed
| merriment of the circle.
| Among the equine wonders will be found the
! famous thoroughbred
| Irish Trick Horse R0sew God,
| who will be introduced by his trainer, Mr.. Ma
| ginley. in a series Of performances, confidently
| pronounced superior 20 any equine exhibition
! ever witnessed by this community. A superb
COraet and Stringed Band
that can challenge the world.
| The afternoons entertainment will be inaugu-
! rated by -4t
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION,
in which Mile Tinkham, the beautiful French
| Equilibrist, will ascend on a slender wire 800
feet long TO the apex of the center pole, an alti
/ tude Of IS feet. REMEMBER, this exhibition
/ is free and will be given outside the pavilion
4 previous 10 the performance.
4. w. MORGAN,
! oct lost General Agent.
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CIRCULsRs,
Snow CARDS,

AND IN FACT, ....
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Middle District of Tennessee,
Nashville, Sept. 10, 1867.

mHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice of his appointment as Assignee Of >.
g. Wood, of Nashville. in the county of DAVID
son and State Of Tennessee, within SAID Dis
trict who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
his own petition, by the District Courto SAID
District. ---... $50 .
G. P. THRUsT0N. Assignee.
sep2l 3tlaw
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Intelligence from RiehmOnd-6en.
Grant Urges Gen Rawlfns for sec.
Rotary OF War-Ttse Counfeffast 7-3os.
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RECONCILIATION.

Amounts to be published as soon as 81
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SALEOF PROPERTY
in
NORTH NASHVILLE.

ON THURSDAY, THE 24fh DAY OF
~ OCTOBER we will begin series Of sales
of property belonging to the estate Of u. L..
MCGAVOCK, deceased. lying IN aud adjoining
the northern part of the city of Nashville.
On the first day will be offered the property
known as the -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
Products Of a l6O Acre Farm.

] am In the habit Of keeping farm
accounts, aud at the eud Of each year
settle up with my farm, and sec how
we stand as to profit aud loss, &c.
find under the head of gross products
for the year 1866, the following
items, which think viii show favor.
ably what prairie farm oe 100 acros
can do without any particular efforts
in skillfal managing;
"a tons Of hay atSs $500
$40 bush. or wheat at SI,S6 639
1890 bush Of oats. at 30 cts. 3S7I
laa0 bush. Of corn, at 90 ots. 700
SOObush ofapplcs at sl,l5 345
bush ofpears at 81 I6I
10 bush Of potatoes, at so cts o
bush. Of currants, as S4 "a
bush. Of gooseberries, ut So 81
bush. Of plums, at 50 Al
bush, Of osagc ORANGES
at IS 10
$50 pounds Of wool, at 4s eta as9
Growth Of uoat stock, 200
Growth ofhogs and shoats, 200
Growth ofoolts, 200.
l0l lambs, at 50 303
Butter from 3 cows, 100
lo,ooo hedge plauta at SO per
1000, 30
Gross product, S4,l44
Horses aud colts, 10 head; neat
cattle, II head; sheep and lau,bs, 302
head; hogs aud shoats, 80 head.
This stock has all bsen kept on the
farm, except Eve colts and eight head
Of young cattle, which were on the
prairie pasture from May Is, TO Aug.
~; The sheep on prairie twelve days.
~ says {; Q. I q ilIiu0is il tho
Coeatry Geaflfp'oa
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crnrIrIcrAn or AurnoNIrY.
lTs expire on The al.l day Of Jsnaary. lsra.l
orrIcr on rnE AUDITOR or STATE J


Cofrnuua, ONO, january 10Th, 1901.
WurnEAs. The Hartford Fire Insurance Cnnipa-
n.y. located ut Hartford, Connecticut has filed in
thls onlco a sworn statement Of its condition, ae
required by the first section of the Act ''Io rcu-
ulatc Insurance COM iiiics not Incorporated by
the State uf Ohio" PASSED April sth, lhlH aud
amended February 9TH, 1874 end The Act, "Tp
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies" pnrrcd
April 9th isnut and, WnrnEAs. aid Company has
fiirnishcd the underriuned satisfactory evidence
that II Il possesscd OF ni least OSr HvSpnHp AND
FfrfY THoue,Sb DoLLAns uf actual cash capitol In
vested IN stocti, or Bonds or In Mortgages ~
fcnl estate worth double the amount for which
the samc N moligagcd and, WuruEta, said tom-
pnny has filed In this Office written instruments
under H. corpomte seal, signed by the President
and Secretary thereof, euihpriaing ANY agent ot
agents Of said Compony n this ntrte, " nel,nowl.
edge service of process, fpr and w brhnf OF said
Company according TO the tcrna of said law.
Nnw, TnruNfonr, la pursuance ol the hrst scc-
ton of tho aforesaid oct ], JA.rs ~. opnHAS Au.
dlinr of the State of Ohio, do hereby coitiy that
aald Hartford Fire Insurance tumpnny, nf Hart.
ford, Va authorized To transact the busnesa OF
Fire Insurance IN this State nutil the thlriy-hrst
day II january, in the year one thousand eight
huudicd anh siNty-cinht
In Witness Whereof, hnvo hcrcmto
pubaor,bod my name aud cnused the
lsnAL.l Hcal " my oiAoc 20 ho afiNel The dny
. and year nhOve written.
JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state.
A. H. nYERs, Agent, Tinn, Ohio. In2ii1
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oEhrnIcArE or AuriIonIrY.
To expire ON the ais. day of january, 1851
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
l8aguaken nnrkurutks

CotvapCs, QUO, janlyrs 18th. isGf
WANnHAa, The Insurance. Company III North
Ametirn lueaied az philadclphbn, IN ihc state of
peeh=Al lNaAiA. has hle,l Ia this Ofhcc asnr,,
statement of its condition, rs required by the Act
- 10 regulate lneursncr Companies not ncofpO.
rated hN the State II Ohio" yassed April 4 1SR,
and Aneinied February ., fSfl4 aud tile Act, " 10
regulate fofviaO Insurance {ompanieS,N p pissed
April ., lSo0i and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that u poaaessod of on actual capital OF AZ least
uSe iluNeHep ASp Flrrf ruoVsANn nollsEs in
vested AZ rc1uircd BY said acts aud Whereas,
said Company has hied IA this ofico, written n-
stfuinent under 10 corporate eoal pigned b, the
iresldvnt aud Secretary ihctc0f, hnlhoriEinr any
agent OF agents ~ said company IN this State 10
neknovlodse service of presses, for aud In behalf
of said Company. Aecorllns to tho terms OF said
act, OF Aprls iS5i M
Now, IlfEnsrNna Ia pursuance oftho acts afore-
aaid, !, JAnks n. OonaAN, Auditor of Tho state
qtohlo, do hereh9 nertlly that said insurance
Company ol North Amerioa. NJ phiidelnhla. Ia
authorized 10 transact the business ~ Fin and
Marine Insurance. w thus State. until Tho thlriv-
htel day of january, Ia ihh year enc thousand
eight hilndfci and alxly-eighh III
Ia Witness Whereof have horannto
subscribed my name and caused The
lssAll seal Of my Office % 10 ailixcd the day
and ycar above Written. HI
JANESH. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
ny JArrs WilttAns, Chief Clerk
r1itl. .HI
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Ash and OAK Flooring. Poplar and Pine siding,
Cetitng Boards ScFoiia, &C., hnished on short no.
uee' June ~ 'ee.--iy
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OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE
tolrsnrs. ou,o, January lsth, issil

II 4 hereby certified, that che foregoing h d
correct copy al tho Statement nf Condition 80 fh,,
Insurance Company OF North America at phila.
delphia made 70 and illcd ia this Office, for the
year 1857 Ftf
lsEALl Witness my hand and aoai officially.
JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
ny JAags WiLllAAs, Chief Clerk,
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sent In Sealed
envelopes ON ~
oelpt OF 10 cents
Address Dr. ~ n
foofn, author Of
Med. Nom. Sense.
n10 nloadwayNr
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srArE or rENNsyLvANIAl..

,,,b,s ~ c,sn Rrr"iIe,, 5,a ch,sl.s p,,,,
Secretary OF the Insurance Company of North
America, being sr,craily affirmed, dcpose and
say, thai the foregoing Il full, true anl correct
statement Of the oittira u the sad Insurance
COMPANY, and that ihoy Ure tho ahovo described
utlloSrH u,orcof. AUrnvR u, CntrIS, prost
CnAulss fLAfr, Scc'y.
suhsrrihod and anhrmcd hcfotc me, this 10th
dny of 5anuNry, 1891, un witness my hahd anil No.
tpfinl seal, SAaURl l.. NieaFNf,
lsrALl lFIvr cESr srAmP. Notary Puddle
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coiunnva, ome, January 18Th, 1861
II ~ hereby certified, Tint the foregoing II
correct copy " the statement of Condition nf the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
made 20 and nied Ia this Office, for The year 1857
larAtl JANIS N, UobNAN.
Auditor Of state.
BY J,urs Wu1tkas. Chief Clerk
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SrATH11H1


or nAnrFonp.
On tho - IA. Of Jahutry. 1851, made 70 ne Au-
dlloroi ohio NaIsuhnii 6the statuie % he State
NONE ASD toCVTfQT.
Tho nhmt b ne Cahrlay if1he ilariI9rd Fire
Iuslen.. tomreny, enl II locaipd q Hartford,
.-cuiTNb.
rhc n|neqni n chrlnl Stock, :, I. -, =,
nN p'ud w, "A, tlloop,ooO %
III it.-lAterfs.
cash cf the Coh,rnay o, hand, and N
fhe hands uf Afnnts and In Bank, tll&ooo %
The Bonds and 4totltt ounedhy The
Coin4dnF. market gninf. lilidIf85 %
Dthts duo the Company. secured ~
mortgage Tor loans, 1854 -
Debts oihcrfitn sccurcd--unincufnbor-
ls5i. w. ''''''' as.aao 80
Total Assets Of Tho Company si,5ss,ois ~
fu.--LIABiLIrIEs.
Losses nnadjuetcd and IN suspense
waiting foF forilicr proof and neN
v,-MIscELLANEoUs.
The grcalcat amount lns0rcd In auy
one flsit--oxccut Ia special casca-- $4,000 %
The greatest amount allowed TO be
Insured ln any oue block, varies no..
cording 20 Side end class of property,
and how built.
Tho atnount n Ia capital Or earnings deposited
IN nny State. NJ seontiiy for Tic io.scr ihereln,-
Deposits made in Ohio, lowaand Tcnnrssce'
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Sash, Minds, Doors, Window Frames, Door
rrames, hoaldlngs. Pickets, plain and Ornamental
Bracelets, Hand Raillngs, Neweila fost and B.n-.
istef., and every description OF FINISHED work for
order, nom Pine, Poplar, Walnut or notternut.
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srA1r oF coNNEcIcur. /

Cousts or lIAnrrohD.
tTtu. G. Aftrs, President, and GroRqH NJ. Corr,
seofct,ry OF the Hartford Fire Insurance Conpa
ny, of Hartford, iclng sovemlly sworn, depOso
root alntctnent Of tho nnnirs Of said Company,
and TINT the are iho above dusorlbcd officers
ihofauf TIu. G. ALtsr, President
UfohuE NJ. COif, Secretary,
euhscrlbcd and sworn before me- this esh day Of
January, 1871. u. W, hAtLrys,
fslAL.l lryr cESF srAHr1 Notary Pablo.
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VAS conceived I'll Duilims Il b,ldye aclos, tnc
fFet. and tr project Is probably To be- carried uul
as SnOn as possible. The proposed structure will
he 1862 feet i'll it, eutire length. 1000 tcct from,
Ier to pier, ami will cost about seven millions oi
dollars. "
Ina pri,a'" latter Inuilrd yon u tIny or iwt, ago
'ni''I med you uIat Tho tw, gentlemen rrt,ul
GnIiostnn who ramr Ui, here for tho J,1rr,p.r OI
ptn:rc!na to Cana'Ia and there indulge in pir.
tn!' without coffee hai male the lllir,. uI ant,
tni.cm iIc,ily ,iriul, together ,nstcvd uf an I'm.
'r'endy shot n, cacl other. The Clarendon IIotcl
mulc money out OF the quarrel.
3pcaklng of Tho duc'o reminds mo of a rcport
current here: but for tho truth OF which do not
Fourh that General Tom Thumb has challenged
10 mortal combat little Commodore Mutt (who ia
En'atier than the Qeucra), who is suspcCt cd t,y
."m ot loaEing With 4 cOyeoua aud tent II com
inaiiifne tiansPrcE5ing eye al the tile Genera rs
pet,ci hall. Dame ItumDr says that Barn,Irn
t1nnl an; about the nair, uud with an exc to the
greater advantage ot exhibiting these gentlemen
alive than dead, reported il TO tile authorities anil
prevented tie Gcl. Some say that lit Tom had
reason TO fear that tho Commodore had already
lis. w " "
Financial and commercial matters are in a
rathcf healthy condition III anticipation OF n you'd
ciop Ia tue south, ald The consequent reconsttuc.
tion of trade i'll general.
Forrest 10 ranling at the Broadway, Miss DayuIl-
port nj thu French Theatre. doing Elizabeth in
grand style, and Ristur will arrive here to-day
anu hoid forth again on the 18th.
MDCIIRiE
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TEL,EGRAPHTC.
Dmr :mbtr DisIrnIcI.r-.

i.rHDya, September ~. The iicn ~ The clipIul
ships IinIn China. with new I"'. w,R won hy III,
Iaipiil :i,."n NcIsri- III iil-d RIM. Itdnu.usly )
l.irrpI",I. ;irli-'nl,rr Il rLp,uH al. I niIr.",
httunSn= 4" the Em"cii l,rcnct, lrnc FOR BE- -tvu
hayc been iuu,d ard II j. supposed the B,rne,
has torntured
BERLIN, september iI-A postal treaty will
tho United States, greatly reducing rates. has
been concluded.
tiE:;HA. ''cpi aihtei IL Count Charlos yon
trRntenftem succeeds Mydeniruck III Minister al
WaEnnEton.
toN.TANriAafLi, s;epleiHbSt t.. a iirfnan lrani
tho sublime lulte. Eianting Il general amnesty to
the insuieemr OF LansliI, has boon officially pto.
inngatetl. The G"yc,nIuGht l,,s concluded moi to
send to Gambia, as proposed, y commissions con-
sIsting Of Ottoman and Greek nombers, 10 inquire
into the grievances nf tho Crotan-.
LONDON, Scp:calcr A-NnUi, tuu.ols eli.
Bonds T3t.
FRANKFORT, September il.--cni,ed States l,uu,ls
:63.
ti'rnTooi. September ii T.. aI.--Cotlou clos
ed mole active tl.an at opening. aliddling Up-
lands eAd; Middiiny Orlealrs SD Sales to-day
l2.000 bales.
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'rribItr oi I,r>pc,t

trRt aRElShLE, G. Y, lNI. ITEE.
August 18th, III.
IA i'eri'ng h'id Ia IN oicci ci The Post al Ittt
Ahu' kla, G. n lcg ard 10 The sudden d a oi liE-
Mhtf IiLt rlEMiI.f RIFE Who d.r.i al Port Al
h'tti-. G. y. ~ The 18th va, ,,G 49, the h.o,r,
Nttr 81 carlan i.'-'rn ETE IN, ti.iirt state nii
az Ill" h'li'"in'. r.%'lhiu'n- wrir Il i",.t.i
"h.rra- lni eiic 'hn..wir.I, ill.,. ...J ~ ..,
al~i,c Providence la. InIi,;ni ~, t., ..rl, All,
nNiintii-r with i hrr.'Nri r.Ii ,ud t,r..,I- u
r''t"t lli "u' III il h,Jin youth -in.Il .,r. .,,
hrhS a~' a"a. H",:;I 'lrtn'- l,,',.i-t t.~rr .,.i
nav" "'"nii': AMI .i.n deri,. inL i.t,,tI.I l.. al,
i'nil trr large .r!c": rrli>cs ,l,i tSi.n .s .,! ;
i"i'wiIs h"r beloved hlIshint To- ,phrt, -. u..,n.,
l" it d-'hIrx' "i hts iliiiry dUtr-. Ira,i.a . y.qh
sP va h"ari- "hi'h sail long ,i r,h liz. iu.,r, ,.,
ti'f Who 4, mo moi..
h,i'rrt. That a,'p. H Iac resolutions la L.. d. at.
"a ilt t"iithrs al captain ,i",EIn q. R.,t ,u,, l.,
thafir-t"h NV, ant urIIShIrsh Tr'-Yru.I Iur Iai,i
tnn. - " '',
ROBERT 'iliAf. Isl l.irti. h.h 4. :. ra,air,: 4. H.
'h'H. 1t Lieut. Gth inimi,,: JNu. GARLAND "a
Lieut. ;'h imisntrY: $. BAKER. l., Luu, an In,mu,
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-, ,o'ai. ......., ..-.t G..lS in,hc..
ihE CorIoS CR&'.-The tr,Iurn1 and heavy
ialns from the month 0f August ~ I, Tuesday
Elst nave proven TJsr Disastrous tn the rntt,rn
.no VI our District Wo are intol med b., i,tnI-
SSnt riantcrs that ;lIc weld iaH been Si,artrmrd
imiS 5ne'thlrd Of what Al promised sin weeks arn
>, IiIE RIyER.-Ftr.. llIc large .Iual,tit, of ru,u
tilht has fallen n Camden ulnl yrinilr Wlhn 1I,,
past ~" weeks, fearS We're entertainer that w,
shoniu i!nfo heavy ircahcta. hut We arr, GLAD 10
learn, That although the water lIas GfiI yrrr hirh
several 'imes dnrir that rorpd, no material ,iuiu
aSc has been SUSTAINED from it,
. DEATH or Az AGci CITIZEN. Nathan I, hr,au,s
Esq, aged seventy .licd on Snrr,lnv afternoon iasl
atr a. was az. nf kcrslaw District and
resident ot Camden ~ near thirty y.,ar, lie was
n Bopd citizen, al nprighl. honest man and po.-
scssch the respect and esteem OF the wl,rle com
mnnity. -GtH.W lea ;,aL
REaIsrRATIoS.-I'h following is the result of
the rcgistration i'll camden yesi crlav: Whites 81
blacks 81. -
The books will eotthnlc open until SATURDAY af.
tcrnooii, when all opportunity tur rcgstrrin. a,
Camden Precinct viii close "
We have no rciiase return, from In. ,.uptry
prncincss, aud pr.f.r waiting for the niitclai l.-
ports LdWden .J0hrnn.
RL5IsInhrIoN. oN.-Etgisiraipn in this District y i'll
close on FRIDAY nrcnnS, Ut ! o'clock accOrsiin. to
The published notice Of tho iegstrLr4, ind sc adj
nohlsh all pGrsons Who have not yet Registered OF
tho danger or further tlcIay
The following figures show the result it, this
District n n TIM In t;,TIt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Domestic NinrkeIs.
SOON DTSFATCh.

SOON DiSFATCh.
NKw IoaE Ser.eulber n.--SiocIs very dull;
operators waiting FOR bank statement. Money,
oas Gold l4ia. Sterling, 93nlo. Flour is iaore
steady Wheat moro ectiro and hrner Corn
sa is2e; better; Rye qniSt nats 1c; better PORK
Cotton dull at 25a25sc. freighis iirmor. Tnrpe"
tine shade easier ri G0c. i,osn quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money active, closing iirmor interest adyan-
will show an increase in loans oi sSj, 900 OO0 de-
creaHc in deposits IL, 2,Dy0,000, decrease in loyal ten
ders ai.50O,00h. Gold closed easy 81 TtaAi.
Sterling unchanged. Governments closed dull.
Stocks rather lower.
BALTIMORE, September 1i.-rlour very 1uiet.
Cotton dull; no demand, Wheat heavy; prime
ii 2Cai r. Oats C2nGf Proriaons @ Unchanged. ei Es
Whskey nominal.
C1scINNAII, September H. Flour and wheat IN,
changed. Corn dull AMI lower at IL. whskcy
i2 3oas. Mess Pork in demand al i2i 20 held al
s25a25 80. Bulk Shoulders, l3: Sidcs, T.. Bacon
Shoulders, iila1i3; Clear Sides, IL.
LoUIsrILLE, September l4.-Flonr s. %. Wheat
~ 05a2 IL. Corn, 81 10. Mesa Pork, SO. Bacon
Shoulders. 15; Clear Sides Isl. Raw Whiskcy
WILMINGTON, September l.-srrts Tnrpentint
quiet at o.. ltosln steady at s3aG 7j.
MoDIlE, :jLptGniGt. l1.--CoitJn rs in lair dc
mand; sales 400 balos; factors offering freely
closed steady, MiddIiB3 81; Receipts III bales
Exports ACT bales
Weather clear and pleasant. 'chc r,cent rains
have greatly damaged the rolion crop.
New oRLE4Sa, September li.-Cofton dill; 10,
exports i53 bales. Tobacco, stock i;pEt; firm a
7f for light; common medium alaI2. Sugar, ittl
Lomsiana offering; only retail business doing; ful
ly fair l5l. L"nisinna Molassea, none. Flour i'm
proved and firnlcr. Supertine ts 20: Doublc Eytr
$40 60a10 10. Corn anll and nnchanred. Oat
dull. Pork dull at SGT SO; no buyers bacon scarc
and in request; Shoulders lG; clear Sides 70: suca
cured Hams 2il la2i Lard primo; tterces 1lsaial
Gold 142Salii, Sterling G6l59, New YORK sight
premium.
5LvANNAH September 14.--Cotton ia Quiet an
,nolninaly unchanged; no Gales; mildlings, 0ia2s
receipts, SD0 bales.
:; Reports from the crops arc very gloomy, Ii
heavy rains in some instances having near
mined II.