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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
FEMALES OF the SOUTH
THE sUNsHTNE % HOPE

bursts upon your vision, and the clouds of
despair that hang as a heavy pail of gloom
upon your brow can be driven back, and the
bright visions of health, in all its grandeur.
are now offered you. DROMGOOLE 4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
TO the Patrons Of the Cleveland
Water-Cure.

The subscriber wishes to say that. as It IS
now commencing its TWENTIETH SEASON, he Is better
prepared than give health facilities needy
addition 70 Electro Thermal Turkish Bath Depart
ents which we have enlarged and perfected during
have also added the Exhaustive
invaluable in many
With these additions Institution, command
the greatest variety the complete bathing facilities
can be found in any place in the world.
I. I. SEEEYE, NJ. D., Proprietor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddingf

Madam JUMEL'S Mammariel Balm and
Patent Breast Elevators develop the form physosogelly
Depot 907 Broadway New York Send stamp for treatise
Sold at Druggists and ladies' furnishing stores
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED AT
ALL HOURS DAY AND NIGHT.
Come and whether you want anything or net. We
will treatyou politely and take pleasure showing you any
gooCs have.
Ladies especially examine our stock
Respectfully, CHAS. NJ. O'HARA.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE STITE OF TRADE.

Ir.vttrE Aug 2Tohacco-Sales o. lGJ bids At f rates
Inc, : ir s5 MEDIUM Leaf 70 Sc eons bBdb2 Superhne
Nan, ann at ~ A No I New SlOdblO 50 Wheat 81 OG
40 Is Corn dal 81 delivered OatsNew, in bulk 53d3Se
wIpv In bond nominal Mess Pork S23 IS Lard 2ic
RsrnShouiers l2c Clear Sides l6.c Cotton nominal
Aug 21-Cott0n unsettled strict Mdilus LoW
2gJc Corn f, Cb0ice White . a Corn Meal 10 3OGtb oats
,dv 65dtc heavy Superlle ~ Od fb PORK steady az
h25 5dS26 & BaconCear Sides l'Gbici Shoulders bi 4to
Larl-Keg and Leaf l3iGlic 90, nj, r....
MLwAGKgK Aug 2t-Four dill and overi City Double Btrss
"a 0G 80 55i Couutry do 81 2jd 10 So Extras $40 ~ y
Wheat arm fl ~ Tor No Il ri 20 for No and 81 ief no
al c fr No Receipts-6o bbl Four 20O bush Wheat oo
busb Oats Shuments-JS bush. Wheat 80
WmMiNGroN e.. Aux G-SpiHts TurPentne qaie' a. vie
NOZZLE Ala Aug -Cot,tnno sae receipts foE two days III
GSousrA OA Aug Cotton very n and Oav few bales we're
CTISsToS c. Aug 2cOttou que sale, lsO bales receipts
O., Aus 2-Cotou heavy and declining with no sales
MAILING ponipsll !Je. receipts 100 bales.
B.INoKE Aug 2Coaee quiet and unchAngd Cotton duu ana
owr, Mdding At 21d2ftc Flour quiet and nomnay unclaimed
~ al - 550 ~ Corn-Pne White 81 UGSl %; market
ys,w 81 l5d Oats steady az 6062c for Prime,
d CIc. Damn ranged 40c Rsman sales ct 81 23@
Good Refining ~
MIN Meats held Mess Pork hrm "a IS for Nesh
and b City Lard unchanged WHISKY In bond held A. '
and 25 dJnc offered, NO slles c,...a %
F5ur Quiet and unchanged Wheat hun Red ~ 20 W % N.Y.
~ CaSl 10 Corn quiet; Yellow. IS Oiis luh sS ~ -
BuFPALO, 2Iflour stradri sales 81 m hDs " h'o W m 90
Illinois at gii 81; bbs CITY Ground AZ +O aT SpJ>ns Ho
Wheat good demand bat m are holding oa Sass oI oV & ~
Chicago Spng pcr sample al ~ 75 Corn dull bat hne Aes ~
35D3Ia No Western At loo0o bush FER sample 9e VSt'
steady ,aes vi bh oliO a! 3c, 5000 bush Me''s Wv
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
I,iED

BlN7TBAD-Dn sunday Aug p J-cob Bgri 'Tai 59 rr'
TIE funeral place % residence o lis lrfe liw 1a
family and, his brothers j1ck'1n Ib.oo's,
William; The Union League Council No 70 s th, hunk's
TI Association respectfully invited 60 sieai t fler nih1it
further notice The remains viii Be taken 10 Cypress il Cemetery
CuMMEGS-Or Nouisv Aug 2G Oliver Cum'ss Ia hs 5h
0f his
The relatives lli friend. f,y acl pc .f1
residence jJ Eat hrs Ne1fs''T
Aug %. a. 10 o'clock q
DUCLos-On sanjly Aug 25 Rmua wife Of Jo's?h a. Dasi'.
aged %
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GPRGORY-On Tuesday, Aug H. a. Kllimi'oo Michigan. H.
Gr,gory. formerly o. New York CITY
GO0DRICH-In Uael on wenesiay Avg q s- cone, Fsn.
daughter O the late Rev ChIuncey ind Aagir I'cf "o'nc'
MERRICK-Ou Tussis morning Avg n Of ieis; Of TIE heart Jssi
John Merrick aged 10 years and II DAYS - ,. ,
take place from BIZ fstAets tesien No - "a" ten
81, this day (Weinssllyl. Aug %
RTCKRYOn Tuesday morning Arg e. n cnsimp.3l VI, Bains
Rekev, eldest d. xher 0i Charlie, aud Jaur Ilntyl
The OF the Family invited q attend Der trfA . u;
residence of her father Of One huud rLt5 . n'
Anusaye wilton. Taurssy afternoon Aus ~ At oioc@
Cincinnati papers please copy.
LIvTNGsTON-A hs residence Charleston g. on hoai'Y
Auz - lohn Ash Lvlsstoa s5n Of the h' Phq ns''a 80
o. Neg-iorh
wILDERAt w,eo, r on THURSDAY Aug Ieiti,h WLi.r.
Wilder yrry guunI where DO settled 81 years go Tvs
was one Of the settlers u the town when wss stiche
County lie widely known throughout t ool' '' o"s
OF is prominent, honorable, aud wealthy aiEe-s
wATKNsOn Tuesllg Aug g. josephine. youngest child %
Henry 81 aud Hauuli T. NatkiAs, sgei u yeafs ,
Funeral tl residence her psrslts No b We', thy severn
S.. Thursday. At 10 O'Clock a m
WEuTEHFAD-At Moristowu T.. ruessY morang Ang e.
Ir, & Whitehead IN the 10th Of his syr
The friends Of the family e'g n..e 70 tno
h frneral bis residence horpwn n Siinrty morn
from ihe foot Of Bisys, By the Morris All ''er Rroii At
O'Clock m.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
FIRES
A rIErMAN KIILEn.

The fvc-stOIy waIchOusc at No. tcS Broad St.,
corner of Wacr-st entirely occupied Iy Mcs'rs Thomas
4 Bcnham Commission Broker, excepting AN office on
the second foor occupied by Robertson Crook a. Light
crersl caught FIRE AZ about l0i o'clock last evening
The flames were first discovered the second floor
While tho iremen gallauy di-CHrgng their duty.
irghtiuI aud fatal accident Happened io mrinner oI
their body II Wa during the spreading of the hamc' 10
the upper floors that Miles l. sUWcrby " Hook ana IAl
der Company No. 10 actively engaged on the iooI
and not observing small jog In tho rear wall stepped
of and fell through 20 the pavement m.thoe oi oN'I
hundred feet lie was found hy hl- companions ~
gaspng aud spcechleas condition ana SuElea NJ ~, ~,
but very foW minutes. Ills p1dA was ltLVNth 10 'b'
statiOn-hOusc A fireman named scot OF IIglnc Com
pauy No. l. was Killed under Ike circumstance while
working a fire In the adjoining Dudlng, Do tht WINTER
OF l8jGG6 Nr Sowrrby served IN the Volunteer Depart
men OF which his father was also member OF promi-
ncnt position. Tho estimated loss on the building u
900; the stock between $1,000 ana f2pDV Nolhhs
was learned Of the '--' Tee.
SOAP FACTORY II BROOKLYN.
Early yesterday morning fire was dlscov-
cred ia wostOTy frame building IN IHucockst. rear
Read Brooklyn, used as soap Iaciory' ana n'cnhca 10y
Mr John Firth The building with ~ contents, va, en-
tircy destroyed involving loss Oi sJ0 Whlch la IN
sured by Philadelphia company Tho fire ls believed to
have been OF incendly origin. and Orlando n lhfcy M
tho employ OF ar Fifth yesterday arrested Tor the
crime and remauGed 10 await an investigation
AT GRTENsBUTCH, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.--A very destructive fire
occurred tonight at Grceusburg which entirely consumed
The ooen factory OF Mesrs Bradley Brothers the
rooms OF Mcssrs CO5gey & slrk, tho Merchants Union
Express Office and several other buildings The telegraph
lines we're also burned The loss Is estimated al sVVV'
N LAFAYETTE, IND.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Aug. 21.-Thc machine
shop and euenchousc Oi the Lafayette ana ndlahapOl-
RaIirOad az Lafayette, destroyed by fire on satur
day night -Four locomotives were also destroyed Inc
loss Is estimated at s2oO,o0o
II FOND DU LAC, WIS
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. 2i.-Sciibners saw
mill was burned yesterday. Loss 10000
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

A butcher named Murphy, living, IN MIX,
wook near St. Louis, blew his brains out Win gun S
night ,
Immense swarms of loeusts we're iIordne IN ine
vicinity OF the City ~ Ellsworth, kanSas On hlon"y
morning moving in q sOuth-easterly direction.
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad,
Kansas branch, for July are $4,000 Inc esli''eu
earnings for August s2O'ooo -,
4 man named Joseph Anderson, or James
Ar,strone committed suicide Sunday nlgnt, at lho
~ Nirkolas Hotel, ST. Louis by taking chioroldrh'
The trestle work being used IN the erection
NJ bridge across the SusquehannA lVeI ~. ~
pa CavS way Yesterday morning, pfecip,a%tlhg % seven
vormen into the river, killing one man. ana snsh1y III
juring the others . - c...
Al n meeting of the Manhattan Cooperative
, and Provision Association, last evening nc their
rnom on the northwest corner OF Eighteenhst' ana
r,h nyo committee appointed 10 confer with
~ vatos Ladies Unions Of the city, and solicit sub
~ sr,tions fo the fund The most OF the evening Was
sDrt i'm receiving subscriptions The space around 1ne
,ihin n the secretary crowded. and scores were
h heres In The stock OF the Association. Many en-
H ,Lc nall paid the initiation fee. registered thelt
as for one three Ave ten shares, and went away,
iue nspv others remained 20 congratulate each O'er
% H." sTccess OF the movement, take part III ts
ier bnsiness OF the meeting Some, who took snai
owont OF stock early Ia the evening, aQuc0 W ~ '4''
the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR MICHAEL FARADAY

PROFESSOR MICHAEL FARADAY
A Cable dispatch this morning announces the
death of Professor Michael Faraday the celebrated En-
elsh physicist He bop Sept o. 1884, IN the palsh
OF Newngton, Surrey. father being poor smith
Young Faradays education was Of the most ordinary de-
scription At fourteen he apprenticed TO learn the
business OF boOkbinder and bookseller During his
term Of Apprenticeship read with avidity all books on
natural sciences that fell into his hands, and his
favorite amusement 20 make rough expert
meuts In chemistry. In the early part Of 1872
no was enabled attend four lectures by Sir Humphrey
Dayy Of which he took careful notes, ihersporsing
them with such drawings he could make in hlus'
tration OF their contents In tie December following LIE
wrote 10 Sir II Davy incosing his notes and drawings
and prayIng for his patronage. Ihe rcpy was hlcule
and favorable Early III 1873 his patron nctng ior the
managers OF the Royal Institution procured Tor MN te
situation of Chemical Assistant under himself as honorary
Professor Mr. Faraday who at once became the la OF
resdence at the Royal Institute where except Tor snort
interval, he had resided ever since IN a. ~ "a ne " IN
ISIS he was chosen Fellow Of the Royal society m s4
the University Of oxford conferred upon MN tne Hoo
rary degree OF Doctor Of Civil Law ana IN ~ i9 ne WIS 1
appointed First Professor Of Chemistry at nc TS a.
sutOn. He was also made knlght ol Og tng - So
Order OF Merit a Knight Ot the Italian Otuci Vi ots
Maurice and Lazarus, and one OF the esht BE-
cates of the Imperial Academy OF sciences at faIs &
VI %hfIT Honor % IN sS5 lie was likewise member Of
very large number OF learned socletes III various 'o
tries of Europe and America. -
The great scientific achievements OF hI. faituaS' &
began In 1870 with the discovery ot the cbIolues on c
bon In the next year he discovered e nuai M @ ,
of magnetic pole and an electric cuiIeh III Io- .o
condensation OF me El5e5. III ocd tho heavy class
production of optical glass ne prOuuCou h ~ l. 49,
which proved Of immense assstahce 70 III M, 80 -
netca investigations IN l5si HS hb be publisbdd in
montal Researches ln Lectlely, 49,, ,Ilb tbe de-
tho philosophical Transactions, peE"ii ts w nr thc
yclopment Of the indnGGn % 0i ngiorctism In 1854 he
established the principle ~ elcctioyuc Ht,'ui S"I IN
n olT he declared the magnetic character Vi o@9hoH'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
A Radical naper is to be started in chatta.

A Radical paper is to be started in Chatta-
nOOga, Tenn
The children of the Home of the Friendless
spent yesterday quite pleasantly at the mansion OF Mrs
ID. G. Hays at InwOod.
Edward F. NOVEL; of this city has been in
,ted 10 deliver poem 40 the fair O theNew Hampshire
ricultural Society IN Nashua IN the second week In
e1ts and Blessings OF Agriculture"
The Police Commissioners are already looking
about for inspectors aud canvassers for the approaching
elections and they especially desre that ter appontees
lion OF The offices rendered them, that delay may
occur IN filling vacancies
w. w. Averell, United States Consul General
at Montreal and exMayor Wlthers' Mobile, are az the
Fifth.ave Hotel Commodore Boggs United states Navy
nd fbe Hon q W. Casa Pittsburgh, ~ the st. NichO
las Hotel Gen Is. II. H United States Army, Is az The
Hoffman House. George Dolby esq London Is at The
Westminster Hotel
Dr Gould of Cambridge stated at the recent
meeting OF the Association for the Advancement OF Sci
ence that I'm some experiments on ne aantlc Cabie ast
land by the Ot battery made OF percussion cap
niece 6f Znc larger than mnstard-seed, and drop
Of acdulated water The alsiDIesIou was ai the ae Vi
1000 miles per second.
Joln Cooling living on the second floor, rear
bose M Il Rooscvcltst seized with al the symp
tons 0f cholera Monday evening, but no physlcinn
,d hi,, i'm n siate OF collapse from which he not
eTnrrtcd 70 recover The Doctor Immediately informed
~ Roard of Health. and Dr. Macay was sent 20 Invests
.it 3 ~ There are OF these houses situated
hack of mn alley way, both containing 20 iaIhos and are
very bIeedng-places OF dlse"se'
Mr George Dolby the eroni , &C eG%r'er m oo0,S OF Mr.
, i,i, rf the late Dr. William Dolby for many years
aDtcd l4t ,tifiI the NewYork press, and gentleman
deserygd'y respGctJG On - R61fSn little over three years
iy ioIpy o IT, u.s. e son OF the originator Of Dolbys edition
Of plays, since CaneerWooa "pT ictP ~ bee Sat
,n tbrnr his adventure, ne 10 Whon ne disposed Ol
his Interest 10 be cAp!'as ' uu 'i' '"H'N VI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE

Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office, in
answer 70 by party MaEesoti for information In regard
2, Che under Homestead settlement replies as follows
F Ts' upou homestead settler tho heirs az sE
establish % the satisfaction y the Reg ger and Receiver tho fact u
IL dcerase settler ard Of bis actual settlement 20 tue peo G
decesss and tie land under le M section az the price 'a 5y
law a,
land and complete the I've settlement ad cultivation
required BY the law Ead making proo! that et obtain palsa
fof tho tlst u fave n said heirs ~.
T-g. The nav ply before TIE expiration % the Eve
YEAR. ui~r s proving them
,ua settlement aad cultivation G0n degsaso of settler TO
date 0i pay ueut
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE DR.iMA.
CASTE IN BROOKLYN.

Nj Lester WaIlack. who procured from the
author. NJ Robert -ou the right 90 perform the comedy
of Caste" IN Eew-lork and Brooklyn, announces
that his theatrical company VIII give three
representations Of the comedy a. the Brook
Ign Academy OF Music. on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday evening" OF next week The characters
We learn. WI! be pcr,onaed D.. airs Jennings Miss Gan
uou ~ Moraut. Mr Stodduft, Sir Enegod, Mr Chas.
Hale ... Nj Polk 80 word OF praise is here needed
f1r the comedy We have already described u for our
reader, .nd We cannot doubt that its production in
HrnnllIn I'D be . grclt lncecs..
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
NAVY GAZETTE.

c,, NJ g. Mt, Ia, been de- placed on Orders Ass Pay
,i n Olu,uc- duy the master TLeplote Thompson has
Ek Navv Y,r ami nacel from tie Tlioma al
George W uoy bls been de- msni,r deo n cooper uas
t,ced Equipment dnty the ordered 70 Ofnace unV e
N-k NyYsri and pi,cl on Norfolk Nayyisl and after
.iT. l. Commander S
,bsei It has been ordered 70
S,sBtoB ba e.n UrtirLr Equipment the Norfolk Navy
the Command OF the Tahoma ari Yard sad acr September
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
NEW MILITARY ORDERS.

By orders issued from the Adjutant-G Generals
oics Of tins state the new system Of Infantry Tactics,
prepared by Brcvet MaiOrGen. Emory Upton l. D. A,
adopted by the General GoyeiIiuen Tor the instruction
Militia thereof prescribed for tine ori ana discipline
of tho Infantry forces OF the State of New-1Ork AL
other modes OF instruction In variance with the system of
Cen Upton are prohibited and the exercises ana uaneu
yers prescribed 10y him viii De strictly observed.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
ARMY GILLETTE.

The following oacars Of TIE Docbcr -G,r A. Hitchcock
tired been ordered % T. Nuuler has neeu mustered
rort ShoGed or Court. 30 date oct l. MAJOR H.
Marls lutv. Breet Major johnson A c. has hesu
Ias.r b. Thomps1n william tered date Sept l. Brsye
rtu m m Porter ard Paul Ouk Lieut. Carey ljth Ia
Csp H. Heuersho' W. b. fiut has been ordered 10 h.a eg
Love &. Il McNaty, ard W. T. meat Brsge Col u g. Wood
Goodwin; Captain Alfred A. a. has been ordered % repors
Townsend. AID Prst Lieut. 4. \. TO 1cu. Pore
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

We call attention to the card of o. P. O., in this
DAYS TRIBUNE. advertising his readiness TO buy or
engage 10 edit a Radical or non-partisan journal
Knowing him TO be experienced, responsible, and
worthy, we commend him to the regard of those in
tor fpI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
TIE PUBIC HEALTH.
EAvAGrs or THE CHOLERA IN THE WE

EAvAGEs or THE CHOLERA IL THE WEST.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Three hundred and
thirty deaths by cholera have occurred in the INDIAN
Territory south OF Kansas Thysey0n per cent Of the
population Of Fort Gibson have died from It, At Fort
Arbucke 60 soldiers and IS Indians have succunDed Ia t.
THE YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS.
BALTINOEE, Aug. 27-The Ncw-Orlcans and
Texas papers report the fever still raging at Corpus
Christi with malignant virulencc while al Ind1anola, La
yacc0, and Victoria il has materially abated At La
vacca tho disease thus far has been OF very mid type,
aud the couyalCscent cases largely 0utnumDeed those
that proved fatal The Rev Wm. j. Harris. the Metho-
dist minister at LayRCta, is mentioned among the latest
victims.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE STATE CONVENTION

TIE REPORT or THE COMMITTEE ON TIE FAR
DOSING POWER ADOPTED AND kti I1 Lli'i-D III.
TIE CANAL QUESTION-DEBAIE On InE
ARTICLE REPORTED BY THE flNANCE COM-
N1TTEE-TuE MILITIA REPORT ApOFIED-
nETGADE GONNA NDERS TO BE LLHtiED-
list OF AusINTEES-EAAMPLL No. FI't-
CEPT.
~ rxlzGEAPH ufUrNH
ALBANY, Aug. 2I-Mr. Greeley called mp ms
resolution 10 abolish the Committee of the Whole.
After brief debate upon motion Of Mr.. AlyOrd. 1t
wa. tabled. The article reported by the Committee
ou the Pardoning Power was this morning adopted
l the Convention without change. This is the first
r,nort hat has iaTcd well at the hands of the Com
mittcc Of the Whole, and it owes its
escape 10 the fact that it substantially re
ptats the provisions OF the present Constitution,
leaving the power ana responsibility of pardons III
Tire hands Of the Governor At late hour in the seo-
sion the Convention went into Committee of the
Whole upon the article reported 10y the Finance Com
m.ttce and so much Of the article reported by the
Canal Committee as crs to the question of finance
The action taken thus far. while unimPortant IN
iI,riI evidences determination the part Of the
friends Of the canal enlargement TO contest every
inch of the ground is easy to prophcsy that tho
battle of the canal, viii BE- protracted and bitter Al
th,. evening session tine article tho militia was
adopted substantially reported by the Committee
except that brigade commanders are TO be elected.
and uot appointed
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28


e a; ys Sss -: siSs
OswEso Aug 2PlOur good denssI aua .be market steady
wss ;;s s ~ y = Dsi: ss S5 e s'r. M 1:s :; :. r.
White Csnds 81 % Corn quiet quist hen :.
dsmss %S' sS ,T s sS sss ss: s S tan NC o
od SS & q % SsS S. M esTS' % ANN r. 70 g s oss s
S. S ' co% and & ys I 60; C # Lake . 70 0 S M %s,: a.
rs,. SsvfsasS , Ass % ssd veal be, o.sass. p,ss.s
sary al decline @ on ~ WIN Ne wRs9, f :CsS wssst @ ea CO s
br@ and N gool demand sales Of No MId store sigSl o.
vs S Ry quiet and SoSiasI It 81 iSss ~ IS T sc o sscss
Barley quiet sad nominal at 0Si 10 b No PuH da uacss
TOI.9o A1s s7Poqr dull wbe.,-whi,e declined ssse.
o. No oa. s9s % ~ s. s & Ss % 2s i s r. Ry. g s A: cd s Il s
Avg sg ..d %ss,":a % 'ss yssl, s,ss
- Cora good demand ld scarce s5 for No Ia bo os
S s@Ss a So Gs @ wy uueaS si d'''Ts Pous ssas.T t
e. . B.s Hs good demand H. & s" sSg " IS o. -
Ss,r e sse lse ss Clear sides Lard n GOD d''od I.a % 's &
cMcAeo Ass sPoar du and decrci 5000. Spring E.s
ssprng At . SSG$ 50 Corr dali st ssc i No.
:4 S, @e;'i .:. .:e ';sis % g. 11s ' s :s
S%si % iot Provisions Ss Sss&sssei Hoei c.ss
I Cc%@oS % Good IS % Is sheep iaa SSsS.sSd
IS % s1 & & S sSq oE S S w1 81 so SS pSs Sssa @
bush. Wheat 5000 bush Corn. $50 90 bash Data
81 7sSs Undre.:ed .nd ss io DIssssa Cotton dan
Pur 81 T5d Sc Extra SO S0a ~ 10 Double BI
S9~S96 co. Treble Extra $ll9Sll 70 Choice %l2d$2@ Wheat
has declined best qualities and 500c Spring aaf ow
grades Fall Red White. lOas2 Spring, 81 3a$1 ss
Corn dull + TIA 81 10 Prime Fancy White and yellow
Oats easier s egg6c Bae{-FAr old Fall 81 & Rye easter 81
&l 2USl M Provisions steady but unchanged Lard quiet ba
changed Whisky ecye al 80 10 RecepPur 5000 bls Whest.
II 600 sacks COrn $500 sacsi 0s $500 sacks Barley Z5 sacks Re.
3a sacks
EEwORLsAs Aug SThe Cotton market at stand STILL rsy
Mdngs nominal 2G sales 50 hales receipts for three days sw
bales 6 bales for tho time last exports for &
time MOsesko transactions excePt e.
retail prices are nomna unchanged FouSupersne S9gs9 7ss
Choice Sl2@s4; prices nominal Corr firm at as Toe
White and Yellow sales quoted at Toe Pok hr1
Lard quiet but unchanged Bacon sne shoulder 9te
l5i8lGic Sides, lltDl5e
RDerag dull on account weather Gold closed at ~
Sterling exchange l5303 Hewi0k Sight Brehange per ceae
premium
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
cAuBRrDgR Mss Aug 2-Beef Caite-keeeips, l15 head
prices have eeelued ~ y ewt Extra 81 25Gsi1; hne
quality $40 258sl0 IS Second quality. e9oSlO Third qaa
R ~ 50gs8 sheep and Ianbs-Reccpts o6 head bens es
supply the have control
prices dscpne sales at 1eSc ID; spnnx
I,ar,la WeaiCA Atyvs,s sS0Siz
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

The Nec- York Weekly RGormer, printed at
waterown comes TO ms enlarged and geographically
improved. The Rero1ner is stnnch soldier IN the uoh
ranks and deserves all the patronage that the peopo III
the Northern country have to bestOw.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
TIE WEATNER.

RRs,Vxs-The thermometer lowest e'rly n oi'i morn
Ute cloudy; fg tu = land object, could pe seen az a.
m ,he lsrce Of mile only er couiI le cloudy Ae'''
.l,ghty cordv Evening clear steady siuOsphefe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

and the magnetic relations of hame and gases rs
papers include many other valuable cOnt 1huioh 10 ihe
store OF modern science too numerous 70 mention mere III
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE CHOLERA N ITALY.

WASHINGTON Aug. 27.-Our Consul at Leg
horn uudor date of August T. says: 1t has now been %
days since the first OF cholera occurred, ana not
more than or two cases daily have been reported
have reason 10 hope 10 has not increased We ma! "c
spared a severe visitation of the disease.