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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-14

Es- The Board of Education met last
night. See proceedings in another column
as we find them furnished to the journal
for this morning.
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Containing the portraits of Hon, Horatio Seymour.
Hon {. L. yallandigham, Governor Parker, Of n.
y, Hon. ID. W. voorhees,, Hon J. A. BAyard, Hon.
r Wood, Hon. D. Wood, and Hon. Y W. Wood,
ward. Price taeo al tJJttJ kOsAL
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,ofrs on snE eoSstirUToN or THss USIrEI

With eXpostions ofthe most eminent Statesmen
and Jurists. Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article BY &. Chauncey Burr, author of
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OR TIE RADICALS, So-CALLED. A SatiriS Poem
on the Mongrel Leaders In the Rump Congress. W
PIP. 12mo Price 25 cents
Any of the above works sent to any part Of
the United States postage paid on recei price
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rHk oLD 6tAkD, VOL. m 1se4, q

Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gunther, II.
II: Seymour, J. W. wall +. Il OIds r. H. Taney,
Alex. Long, 5. 5. Cox, Gideon j. Tucker, r. NJ
Prince, g.. IL. Pendieton, and Daniel HolSman.
octave 2s4 pPa Price 81 70. II EaIf
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All notices, not exceeding four lines, solid mat
ter, win be inserted In tbs oolhmR under this
heading for fssasv nee cents per day.
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tS- Lunch, and Cincinnati Lager Beer,
every morning at the Atlanta House, on
Market street. June II, '67-dlt
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hTnR OLD dJARD, VOL. III, 1865,
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. Nv, 1866,

IL contains the new novel, by Dr. II. Dunn I'm
glsh, in full, entitled "The Peer and the Printer {"
Also, valuable political articles. Syo 572 PIP. SS.
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THE CoPPERHEAD MINSTREL:
A Choice CoIlection OF lDemoeratic Poems aRd
Songs for tho use of Clubs and the social Circle.
60 PIP. 12mo Price Nc. IL " alss r.lls y slsr
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II and @tisrfiiautuus. .
IN-The Council meets Tonight.

tz-The street sprinklers are doing a
good thing these warm days IN laying the
dust. r.s.
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EB- The County Commissioners meet to-
morrow to consider the plans submitted
for Children's Home.
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TnE NORMAL RELATION or THE RACEs-An an
swer to "Miscegenation." Price, 20 cents.
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B-Are you crazy? No, Only going to
to Briggs for fine Boots. Junel4, '67-dlt
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BOQUET.-What Is more beautiful-more
typical ofa pure heart, than a boquet of
beautiful flowers, tastefully arranged--a
boquet redolent with the perfumes Of the
rose and other sweet smelling flowers 2
such boquet now graces our table--thc
full blown roses, buds, and sprigs and green
leaves that constitute its beauty and its
sweetness, plucked from the parent stem
and fashioned into the thingiof beauty 1t is,
by the fair hand of the young lady who
gave us pleasure in its presentation.
Our thanks are profuse, and our wishes
are that her path through life may ever be
strewn with such beautiful emblems of
purity and love ....
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NOTICELrE

TUE undersigned has been appointed and quail
II ned by the Probate Cour of Montg gomery coun-
" Ohio, Executor upon the estate ofJames Brook s
late OF said County, deceased Those knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate will call and
Settle with said Executor, and those hasing
claims against said estate win present them for
allowance. JEFFERSON A, ,WALHERS,
May ~. 1881 DIT wst-'Ss Executor.
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
As exhibited In statistical Facts and Ofical Fig
nres. by Thomas Prentice kettell, late editor OF
the democratic Review" 'pp. 1877 Price, 80 cts
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ANTI.AROIlTIONI TnACTs.

No Eol.-ABOLITIoN Is DEATH or, The Attempt
To EqualiLe Races the Destruction OF Society. 81
4 PIP. Price 10 cts.
No 2-FREE NEGROIsM; or. Results Of Eman.
cipation IN the North and the est India u Islaads
with statistics OF the Commerce, Idleness OF the
ID Negro, his Return to Savagsm, and the Eject
OF Emancipation upon the Farming, Mechan-
icAl and Laboring Glasses. Price 10 cts, PIP. 81
No. 3!--htiE ABOLITION CO9SsRIRACYf or A
Ten Pears Becordi0f tue Rephb blicah Paftyl
Price 10 cts. PIP. 30.
No. 4.-TiE NEGRO'S PLACE IN NATURE. A
% Paper read before the London AnthropOlog gical
Society. BY DIR. james Aunt, President OF the
Society. Octave, 80 PIP. Price 10 cts,
No. 5.-THE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the Types Of the Caucasian. Mon
gol, MALAY, American Indian, EsquimauN and
Negro, with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws Of Organization Relations 10
Civilization, etc, etc. 80 PIP. = Vo. Price ~ cts.
81 20 per dozen.
No. e.-sOLILOQUYs, by "Brick" Pomeroy, of
"A BondhOlder'' "a Poor Farmer" ~ Me-
l.. CHANG "a Returned Soldier ;, etc, etc, ~ PIP.
syoi Prire 10 stb. y perdos.J' 4l1IlA -
These Tracts are sent postage paid, for 10 cents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; or I've dol
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com
mttees, Associations, etc. orderin 600 at time
Will be furnished them ut exactly cost price.
rl VAN EVRIE, HORIZONS co, Publishers
/. No, lb2 Nassau street, New York.
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Being review of Judge Story's CommentariC
on tues Constitution % the United states. ByAB,
L. Upshes. Price, "a ALI fAAA gaA -
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JuileG

tB-The prettiest patterns in vests and
pants we have seen this season are at the
Eagle. Schwarz knows his business. Give
him a call. May22'67.
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NOTICE.

DENJAMIN METHERD, whose residence is
ID unknown, Is hereby notified that Sarah A.
petition In the Clerks Once Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Montgomery County, Ohio. charging
him with willful absence from the said plaintiff
for more than Ave years past, and praying that
she may be divorced from said Ben laniin Methurgl
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term Of Court SARAH A. METHERD
GEO. V. NAURRTH, Atty. ap1867WG-si
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HISTORY on THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance Of three Lectures the
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
ods Of American History, with an Appendix, con.
tanning the Constitution Of the United States, and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF '98 and
'N, BY &. Chauncey Burr. Price, % cents.
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CORRECTED DAILY BY JOHN A, MINIcK, con.
rER JEFFERSON AND MARKET. w !.
DAYroN, June II, 1867

Dayton Grain Market. u1
Wheat, ~ 80; Corn, S2@S5c.; Oats, coo
65c.; Rye, 81 40; Barley, SOC. .C9sl Flour,
Wholesale, Sl4 %; retail, Sl6 80. ....il 40
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TuaDortant

70 those wishing houses repaired to know that
j A Nj ES DO u q IA SIS F"
Ill No. i9 better known as the old Miami en- Eine
house, whore he Is prepared 20 attend to general
jobhtng In the eArpentering and contracting bust
ness. Those favornR him with work may rely
that he will endeayor TO give satisfaction, at mod
crate prices. -H.... .....I .'..f..t ...
B'-Furniture repaired with neatness and
despatch, ma2O, 6T-d2w. JAS, DOUGLASS. .
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THE FIRsr AN iSFERIoR RkcE-THE LATTER, ITS
NoRMAL loEDtrIoE. by J. n. Van EyTle, NJ u.
trated with -Four Cuts, showing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro Price, II 90.
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EAttention is called to the advertise
ment OF II. ScHwARz, Clothing Merchant,
In another column, Read 1t, beforepurchas-
Ing elsewhere.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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eB-we have on hand fresh supply of
good jobbing inks and are prepared to do
work in a neat and workmanlike manner,
and on short notice. .. .ts. .. Nh.
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LrrrrRs or MAJoR IAcK powN1No,

Of theDqenibeSH Mnlpalon lpkIiiegn khs
capital illustrations i2mO f04 PIP, cloth. u bO
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IMNENsE SToCK or CLorHING.-The stock
of the Eagle Clothing store is the largest
ever offered, and the prices lower than ever
before. Young gentlemen Of good taste
should not fail to call at once and see the
splendid summer suits now on exhibition.
June6
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PLEASE TAKE NOTIcE.--I will open on
Saturday, June s, q splendid stock Of we'll
made Mems Fine Calf Boots, Ladies' Fine
Lasting Caters and Balmorals, an elegant
assortment of Ladies', Misses and Child
ren's Morocco and Kid Shoes, AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES. All the goods are warranted
to give satisfaction. Call soon, and get
bargains. Remember the place.
8. GOODMAN,
JuneG Ito Main st.
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tB- Harries' Cashmere Suits, genuine,
(warranted,) and custom made, just recelv-
ed at the Eagle Clothing Store, 11s Main
street May22 '87.
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MARTHA KLINE. wife Of Peter Kline win
WI take notice that petition for divorce was
filed In the Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, February II, 1857 Cause gross
neglect OF duty. .f ,..,,. PETER KLINE.
J. II. BAuoofr, Attorney. Aps0'61we32
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HENRY HUIETs EsTATE.u

ON the 9th day Of May, AID. 1887, the under
" signed has been appointed aud qualiaed Ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of Henry Huiet, late OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, dsceased.l LlH
Mays8T- -dlt-wst-a6 - -. -, - b.
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ptMayEiiv gnbIifstlans.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION H0VSI
VAN EvRIE, HORTON &c CO.,

YoVTIfa bBT9RT oF TfE oaEAf cT1I, YAR
In the utited states from 1851 20 1865. ny n. q.
Norton. With 10 illustrations. This book Is adapt
language clear and correct acco,int OF the late
War and Its Causes. II Is the only History pub
lished From Democratic or state RI ghts stand
point. i6mo PIP, with illustrations, 4lb. ~ 80.
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POLICE IrEMs.-There came before May
OF Kenney this morning, John Slater and
William Moore, two noble specimens of the
man and brother" persuasion, or, In other
words, two pugilistic Americans of Afri-
can descent who did toward each other
themselves in battle array, and did pro-
ceed TO do such other deeds as before the
law was set down as criminal. Having
been heard each upon the several counts
for which they had been arrested and ar
raigned, and the Mayor deeming Slater in
noeent Of the charges pending, did him dis
charge. But Moore, not being so fortunate
us the other 'cuss, was assessed to pay
$l7 30, and requested to adjourn to the sta
tion house, to enjoy the salubraey of that
climate for ten days atleast.
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E# The Democratic organ of Dayton
says that every man has right to decide
for himself wether a law is constitutional
or not-JOundl.
To be plain with our christian morning
cotemporary, we have to say he told an nn-
truth when he penned the above. We made
no such statement. Our assertion was,
that III citizen, or an official, had doubts
Of the constitutionality of alsw, he had a
right to so act, either in private or pub
lie capacity, as to bring the question before
the proper tribunals, instituted for the de-
cision of such questions. If our christtGn n
neighbor will bethink himself fora mo-
ment he may remember what the good
Book says is the doom of all such falsifers
as he.
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The Family Grocery.
JUST THE PLACE TO DEAL.

JAMES M'INTIhE, rrr.. a..
HAS opened at the new place, No. I06 Main st.,
II Dayton, u large and splendid stock Of staple
ami fancy
G. r O & r r I r s I
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Canned Fruits, NutS
Wooden and %Iiowwsre IN sort eSsTy sEtieie
pertaining 20 q complete Family Grocery. Persons
from the country are invited to call and examine
the stock. r. ..t ... ..f. F., Hrr.. A28wtt
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lHIs HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN,
opened and a prepared 20 accom- mod ate tfaveIers
and the public generally In the best style, of n
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PosroPTIoE, DAYTON, O., May 10, 1851
Until further notice the mails will arrive and
lose at this eficC As follows ....... J..
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L. S a T..
al .+ f. AND .
Manufactured TOBACCO
AND CIGARS.
Trade salssrooms, 10 DEY STREET, near Broad
~ way, New York.

GENTLEMEN; At the solicitation of many friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE, who
and COMMISSION TRADE SALES, devoted exclusive =
ly 30 the disposal of
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to cologne aud at half the
price. Junel3 s67-dTuTh&S-w2wl
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NEW PoLIcE REGULArioNs.--As our new
police regulations do not allow as much
space for the exhibition OF goods as here
tofore, L Is important that those wanting
to purchase Clothing should take special
care to find the right place. The Sign OF
the "Golden Eagle, = No. lls Main street, Is
always in sight to direct the purchaser to
the best and cheapest Clothing House In
tn" city. Don't be stopped on the way,
but go right to the place. Junc5
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independent Celebration orth Fourth
af TUly.

To the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, June %, 1867. - would
request to announce, through the columns
OF sOur paper, that there will be an indie
pendent procession and celebration OF the
Fourth Of July by the Irish American ciii-
zens OF Nashville, on Thursday next, and
request all parties who desire 10 cooperate
with ns to meet at Feaian Hall, No. az,
-College street, on Sunday evening az AZ
O'Clock. 10 make the necessary arrangements
Ne have been ostracissd from particl-
patton ia the regular festivities of the day
through the influence or rather the mis-
representations Of an unnatural anti-iT1sh
Irishman. who would enGeay0r 20 asPerse
the character Of his countrymen, N retail-
alton for the contempt and loathlng Win
which they regard him, in common with
ell who are renegade to country and hypo-
crital in principle.
Let ms turn out one and all and show thai
the Irish heart leapa for JOY At the ami
Eesery Of the birth day Of American hide
pendenee. When the young republic sprang
forth, theeooception Of patriotism, and in the
spirit Of aye" struck of the power and
influence, 10 which this Orangeman is the
sworn friend and henchman.
America our assium-ihe Irish heart
Loves YOU and beais true 20 yOar interest
and liberties.
We cordially invite, not only Irishmen
but ali others who wilt participate with rs,
% meel with as on Sunday evening.
BY order Of the committee,
Wx. J. HYSEs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

COMMENCEMENT AT CUMBERLAND UNI
yERsITY. The exercises which have Just
closed AT Lebanon attracted large crowds.
There was no Senior class this year in the
literary department. The Juniors had an
exhibition which was gratifying TO the
friends Of the University, as it beiokened
a fine Senior class Tor the next year. The
moot court exercises were exceedingly in
terestine. The young men displayed quite
an amount Of legal lore some Of them, il
they will continue 10 devote their energies
70 the law as they have done for the past
wear. will some day adorn the iurispru-
dsnce of our country. Seventeen young
men graduated in the law department. The
yalediotory was delivered by Geo. H.
Winston, Of this city, and was a production
Of much merit.
Col. McUianahan, Of this city, delivered
the annual address TO the law school. His
subject was the Honor aud Glory OF
Labor" and was treated in mastery
style. Ii abounded with many noble
thoughts. and held ont before the aspiring
youag law student the tempting honors Of
the profession The whole affair was de-
cidediy pleasant.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 2STH.-Henry NJ.
Hays and wife to Thomas S. Garland,
Trustee, lot in Boyd's addition, $500.
Robt. Weitmuller to Mayor and CITY
Council Of Nashville, BeIleview property,
| $4,000.
Saml. Londoner to Nelson & Rosenheim,
land in Overton county, $3.50.
III. Towns, administrator, to james Bu-
chanan, land in 5th district, $3.50.
C. F. Bats to Mary NJ. Mayo, lot in Sth
ward, $500.
Mary L. Hays to Arthur Allea, lot in
county, S2342 80.
P. D. Williams to Hiram WATSON, lot in
Edgefeld, $500.
NELL 5. Brown, trustee, ETC., and Rachel
ID. Foote, to Alex johnson, lot in Boyd's
heirs Ament lots, 1915.
Neill s. Brown, Trustee. Jno. M. Bass,
Exr, Sallie Z. Ewing, Exr'x., John H.
Williams, Elizabeth B. Williams, aud
Mary L. Hays, to Patrick Lynch, lot No.
4 in Boyd's heirs Ament lots, $3.50.
Same parties 10 james Kelley, lot No. 8
in above plan, $3.50.
Same to w. j. Ford, lot No. in above
plan, $3.50 +asa
Same to Saml. Moore, lot IL in above
plan, S400. AI E4
Same to John O'Brien, lot No. 10 in
above plan, $216 So
Same to Andrew Logan, lots No. 13 and
Is, $3.50 80.
Same to Thomas Grundy, lots No. and
6, $3.50.
Same to George NJ. King, lot No. 2,
$500.
Same and Rachel D. Foote, to Mary Dali
ton, lot Is, $3.50.
Same and Rachel d Foote to Michael
Sherlock, lot 2, $3.50.
John and Anna DESMOND to John Hines,
land in Humphreys county, 500.
John Ritter to Nicholas Beckenback, lot
in city, Sll00.
Thos. L. Marshall TO Andrew Hamilton,
house and lot in West Nashville, $4,000.
Chas. II. Poland to Jno. w. Orchard, lot
in country, 1857 So
James Matlock to r. D. Howard, land in
country, $500.
]. H. Farrar, trustee, to Malinda Davis,
land in district 7, $500
j. j. White to Malinda Davis and Mary
Marling, land in 9TH district, $500.
H. G. Scovel to Rich, Snow, Larned &
Co, lot in McGavock's plan, $1,000.
w. II. Gordon to Mary Ann Hughes, lot
in city, $500.
w. J. McGuire to John w. Bryan, lot in
EdgefeId, $40
]. D. Winston to D. F. Carter, lot in
Edgefeld, $500.
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REDUCTION OF RENTs.--We have re-
ceiyed communication from one of the
best business men in the city, calling our
attention to the late meeting of merchants
in Louisville, asking the landlords and
property owners to reduce rents in that city
on the LIST of July. Our correspondent
suggested that similar meeting be held in
Nashville at an early day, to present the
question to our landlords. The dullness of
business and the general depression Of
trade throughout the country have made it
apparent that commercial safety Imperative
~ requires a reduction of expenses. We
commend the proposition Of cur CORES
pondent to the attention Of our merchants
and tenants 10 general, as well es to the
serious consideration Of landlords.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

CITIZENS on Church street, not tar from
the Old Academy, were aroused Thursday
night from sleep, by the noise of what APP
peared 20 be regular row going on IN a
little store in that neighborhood. Some of
them hastened TO the place, aud on gaining
entrance, found the proprietor in state of
beligerency, striking promiscaously with a
stick, dislocaiing shelves, and sending
things scattering on the floor, shordlng evil
denoe Of the yigor Of his blows. SO soon
al he was paci6ed, be gave them the reason
Of his strange conduct. Ailer he had gone
70 bed, he heard, or dreamed he heard,
some one in the store. He sprang up,
seized his stick, rushed into the store, and
struck wildly in the dark, hoping chance
blow would bring down the supposed m
truder. He was very much surprised 70
lind he MAS exercising under a mistake.
As che party who went 20 his aid returned,
one Of them yentnred the opinion that
mean whisky had something 70 do with
the matter.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

CoMMITrEO.-Wm. MeAlister, the ne
gro boy who was arrested few days ago,
charged with intent to commit rape on a
daughter Of Squire j. w. Rucker, of the
18th district, having entered her bedroom
at night for the purpose, was brought be-
fore Justice Meacham yesterday. He was
committed for trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday
at lSs, was 1875 at 1890, 1s7 at IL,
1881 at P. NJ, and closed at 1881 at 8 P,
NJ. The rate here was ls7 buying and lSs
selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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London adyices OF yesterday qnote
United States sos at 7S.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at 81 per thousand.
There was very little doing in uncEr-
rent funds. Bank of Tennessee was quiet
at 33c. Other Tennessee money AID South
em bank notes were unchanged.
The new issue of 5-20s advanced 4 yes
terday. Our dealers are still selling at
HOf.
Nashville Corporation checks were in
some demand for the purpose of using them
in payment of taxes. Dealerswere buying
at l4c and are selling at 1Sc discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows: $1,000 ex. eou-
pOns at esc, $1,000 new at 67tc, $1,000 new
at 67se, $1,000 ex. coupons at 6Slc, and
$4,000 new at 67sc.
The New York Posi- of the afternoon Of
the 18th inst. says: There is decidedly
better feeling in financial circles. The loan
market is easy at 5 per cent on govern
ments, and at on miscellaneous securi-
ties. Large amounts are offering at per
cent. to some of the heavy dealers in bonds.
Commercial paper is quiet at 64@s for
choice bills.'
The Cincinnati Gasslts says in its imam
ciaI report of the evening of the 10Th in
slant; "The money market is about as
close asst can be, SO far as regards the reg
ular busissss of bankers; but the demand
is not large, and the pressure, therefore, is
not heavy. There is no immediate pros
pect, at present, of an improvement, as
more currency is going out than is coming
in. Rates of interest in the regular way
range from 8 to II per cent. brokers charg-
ing regular customers SOLO"
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A WELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT
house-keepers of Nashville will receive
with joy, the announcement that new
wheat -four viii be sold to-day and here
after at $l2 per barrel. SpurIock & Co.,
corner Broad and College streets, will fill
all orders at this rate. u
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

LEsAsoN FLoUR-A few years ago
Lebanon -four was universally regarded
az the best sold in this market, and it
always commanded the highest prices, not
only here, but..in New Yosk, where there
wac an active demand for it. We are glad
TO state that the mills are now in splendid
condition, and that George c. Allen d Co.
have been appointed agents for the sale Of
the -four in this city. They will receive
their first supply, in barrels and sacks, the
ensuing week. Wilson county produced
this year most abundant crop of wheat
of the best quality, SO We may expect am
article Of Lebanon -four equal to any here
tOfore made
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-29

CLOSE or THE REGISTRATION OFFIcB-
We are Informed that Col. Alden, the Com
missioner Of Registration, has determined
to close his Office on the 10th day Of July
ensuing. In the time intervening, all who
are entitled 10 certificates aud have not
received them should make application for
them