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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-07

No - NOHAh NOAAEhD 1A'f
Successor TO Wsakley 4 Marlborough
rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i Of dreeecies and Liquors consisting In part
50 hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
10 a." Clarified
10 DemaTsra y"
aO bags choice Rio Coffee,
50 bbls and half bbls N. q. Molasses.
~ Golden Syrup,
3 Crushed Sugar.
- Powdered Sugar,
300 Peachblow and Neshsnuock Potatoes.
80 half bbls Mackeral. assorted.
lOO boxes Soap,
DO Star Candles.
100 Starch,
loo " Cove Oysters.
50 Fresh Peaches,
loo casks Soda,
900 boxes Soda, ! III papers,
10 gross HumWels Essence Coffee,
leo boxes Caddie's Chewing Tobacco.
20 " smoking Tobacco,
10 bbls Chewing Tobacco. in bulk.
80 dozen BTOOms.
100 " Painted Buckets,
100 Caddies asserted Teas
| 90 boxes Mustard. assorted sizes.
50 - Rumiords Yeast Powders,
10 bbls Backing.
Is Eases Riehardsons Matches.
10 boxes Pickles,
| 10000 Cigars, various brands,
200 bills Magnolia Flour.
100 Black Lick Flour,
50 boxes Cheese.
ALSO-Spice. Pepper Ginger. Madder, lndi-
20, Candy, Fancy Soaps, Nutmegs, Mace, rap
ping Paper Pepper Sauce, Wines and Liquor
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash only.
g.. T.. WEAKLEY,
apr9 sm No. 6 N. College It.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-07
BANKRUPT SALE.
Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL

public auction. on
SATURDAY, MAY aTH, Uses,
At the Courthouse in Nashville. beginning at 10
o'clock, A. H. the following prOperth. being a
part Of the estate OF Andrew J. MeNhTter'
bankrupt. 10 vii
One share stock in Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad.
Nashville aud Northwestern railroad tax re-
eeipt. dated August oath, 1883.
Ten shares Protective Insurance Company
stock.
Twelve shares stock ia Mt. 0livet Cemetery. ana
certain notes and book accounts
The above named property can be seen and
further information obtained at the Once OF the
undersigned, S21z Church streets
A. 3. CHADB0URNB,
mvt lot Assignee.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

grati6ed at being able to state thai
very large increase in the number OF our
Daily and TriWeekly Subscribers enables US 70
reduce tho price Of subscription 70 these eai'ons
We do % the more cheorfully because the neees
sites Of the people. in the Impoverished oond'-
ton Of our stricfen section, roquiros such con
sessions as can DO reasonably made in their IN
torosta. From and after the LIST January, there
fore. our
"ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BIZ
IN ADVANCE
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Excelsior Manufacturing Co..
ST. LOUIS.

uJHESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY Pop
nlRr Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852, Each succeeding year has
added to their popularity, until the name has
become familiar in every household in the West
and South. The demand for our
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-07
j. O H l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. 10 North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
III line Of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
which he will make up TO order. in the latest
and most finished style, at the lowest possible
prices ... .,.-,.s,
He is also in receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers to gentle
men in business suits Of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Cali and inspect his
goods at No Is North Cherry street.
marc If
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And TO- horter periods at the same rates
AZ Sc earnestly appeal 20 our friends 10 Al
. oxts ding our circulation; and in thereby IN
.,eaein our means OF usefulness. COPY OF
amer will be sent graiuitousiJ to any one
ss ten subscribar1 20 either Of the sditions
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-07
rl.a Central Organ of Public SEN
timeut in Tennessee.
Subscription Price Reduced.
tlZ Ht3aJ
sut.
~ PAPER oF TuE PEOPLE AND
TOR THE PEOPI.E.
Nav is tho Time to Subscribe.

f280T1AE THt.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
DoupsTtC u4pRETs

BuyALo Sept l9-Receipt~-wbes hub Corn u lub
wheat Corn $500 hush; Oa- 50 bush a,er
s6eSaDsd so GS, ws' WEI lover 5 ..- ~ Of @ & & 49, , ss l
650sl Ga cesisg Corn au sales Of Is 600 bah ~
bush a, &c early 81. ower
C.pada st ii o. and 10 900 buh western At 81 o. Peas and BsS,
es Gsss! S s s.. & 1S % S , 5 1 S.,. S& so h Po Lard
&c SsSSaT * sep sept 5 FS % s 'sS ,. Ssg S MssS s R No. S
s 81 @0$l 81 Barley scarce and IN denaad Ps a. %e*2 aa
bosd se bed at to Lard scare
% s bed 5s & & BsSg sS G G and aS o HsSGsSs M SeGp c %
S ss. sI. S saa s9 Butter
thsure duh aud Dropping Bankers bought SOC per
csrc.so sept i9ho.sy active prime paper is ,eges. At 10
5ns s % ks s',,. IS & 3 g F %Ts. s' . wG 81 T1s sst 80 % S
ssd adSse 10 q WHIT S,dg7. sdysSced ale
s Barley advanced aie 81 es,e
al sc DRY ssted ie loose Bee
Cattle da ss4 UNCHANGED ys Hog' 9si at decline o. oa e
G. o. Wheat. to Baasc RecepEi' 6tI fSar i7coo lush
Flour bush Wheat 61cOO bu, Corn 81 900 Iu.h
oswSeS st -paI . IN Eo 5 1|iId @ chiefly for ne e. interior e.
sprug so IS for Amber Winter s 20 for White and $R 50 Cor
sSs and 81 % for 1, CAB Corn se 81 Il for Ws
% % OF o. a he'd @ @ c1 % r. S s 1. . i P..s csn ~. S. as
"a sp d ssIS s naas u he csss 'isnd, Fsbs sAS ss
Wheat lc Corn sud Barley loc 70 Ses.YorE LumL
Corn 1000 ba.s barley Ln~5,T
EIpG5ls bush Wheat bVW bnAh Com, lbfO bush Barley
ST. sept heavy .sd n4ybaosd de
Fsmy sleesl4 wheal-tal deehr.d ld9e .thy Prime Pan
.sa aa 'SS sp6. M S 3 co all. Ia .d s
@ SsYs. %I s @ ss S scs f St SS % r s' s s%
s2S u s% ~ 70 PIo'ioas quiet .a h,s' , ro5l s2s1
se.s oh Clear sides Ice; iaGie shoulder IaaaiS
Lard dun and drcopi1g Choice Tioe lsaa WHISKY tn at ~ 80
csS tSd S M csS Goo esS sS What per %
Corn 30o do. Oats. 5sOo DO Rye 1870 Do Bsrey an
PHrlpEIrA Sep, la.usn quiet hdrings 2Sie Petroleum
Ro ialSBc in god Mossser better Cubs MascoadO t29e
sa' st4y Far S Cs1 Ss1 d Ne. Spns &Ss EIiis S@
Pslp,sDis sDd ohe d. slcesH wheat saI Red ~ 2oa ~
yellow. ii 70 Mice ) a. Oais steady 7So77c Pro
BAInxORF sept acou.o sru s9d 10 81, sasad hdns aei
2 Flour Hore aeyve and ~ good demand "I ee an
& " sS s I'd C%,n s, dad SS 0s'' i Me-. Psyi 1 b. sscs
des l6ie CsI Sdes lie Sboger lac Hams 2e lArd zoe
.sSsd % T Ts waSS %is. %s I IS
beI Michigan 81 39s1ot No ASHER q 'i no ed ~ "
Ne G .r % ..i. s' II No a. s9 a,s-s.e. Of s 81 Il
Dss ''IsD a. Rs,p @ s.ae. 90 ii. f1 o S @ sS %se S
hush Corn $40 bah oiA SbiP~su,s--O'o bbs -Four isos
1 STs.ss :. .r:tns, .s, IYf s;:t 8
SG.. %s1. - 81 II s. o = Ne: rcrl j! Sssa
s.a,, , iis as.s sle' Sssc Lara 9e Pee whisky
svoalsAAs, sept c.H.. Eedssse .e-,rd Md'lgs: e.
2 .s AH bn: Tec,iv' .Is s.,s .,Ocs't.,:,e 1.a a
f..i is s, 70 .t si..ost G.s Ia sslr
. ,d..Ltss Fost s't ssp'is. 81 ESss ~ 0s5H s5 & ~.
ssi ). Ss Pols AN ., 80 I'd Ss L,i sou
10 ,. sides llsKe La" quoted at iSl Ssic 'r ne''s
sl lac.ao. closed ar.a sales ' bales h''lHs'
MvArEsr sopt ig-pSt t.d%aue s'essss,4 wheat tsA At
.n s.siS. - a. s.; .rs s..ps-tOs sSs s.l
Wheat sooo t.sa o.,' siP."t'-Sso' ''" f'S' '0' VISA
A.ersri Ca sept s-C.s. iD sales is sa.' 'e'sp"
W"s'sS-~s "" ssyt Js-s,iris Of Trp"tDs, hdHs R'is
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
p1SSFNGERS ARRIgED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Sept s-In steamship Manhsttan-w. X.
Guon Guion W. g. Davidson, C. Bort wick C. Marshall W.
T. Miller f. Martin. Charles wsteFs, Mrs Waters Mrs.
VOORHEES, Pau Rev seude
Mrs seudder Seer Miss Scuser Lsru scuder Harriet
Scudder Banks g. W. Fisher, Mum. J. w Cain Mss Can
Arthur Morgan H. Mundel Gen We Adams John Bsyi A.
Jacques Penroe Jas NeGregor. Albert hGesor Thos Kent
Kent, g. hls J. T. Graves CO. v Ayres Mrs Joonsou
0rsheser Mrs 0verheiser, br Copper Mr. BIeadh.ad Mr.
Woodward A. RoudeaR Thos Arthur Byses Ms winters
Miss Murray G. 0Doune hTssOD olns, Miss A. NJ ODonnel
Miss J HaTtuett ~. -
sept Gin steamship BostoaJohn Sawyer and wifi, John
Philips and children Mr. and M Guy. Edv Morrison and
wife ThAs ~ise Child Win slmsnG sud wife keesfe
and j. Fitzgerald nd wife Mrs A. T. Cbias Mrs H. Hall
children infant Wilkinson and infant, Mrs Wilkinson and
infant and Mrs Keller child and infant Mrs
Bentley Ars C. Smith. MrA hruoua Nn Bingham, y Isaac
Snirey John R-oi Hill John Bstemss Geo be Bou'
tilier John Gstter D. NJ Chds, a b Chase w A.
S,eyeusop Dan symons. Charl-s Burden. William
Htchcoel " Hssner Js. Jackson W Bnr j. Davidson, Geo
Forbes Mr. Burton Phps Mrs Carrie Williams Miss
Molns Hsn Miss hseCsnn Mss Eis,t Miss LACY Miss
Mar DartIe Fanny DaT;ue Miss Belle Strickland Miss MARY 5co
Miss Blandne Miss Elliott hss aassie lie Bounihs
Miss r. Gavnor A. E. Cook Miss E. henosn the key T. b-
Rev Thos Blake tbs Rev. F'ts HdnneeeTn Dr. J. NJ
Douglass Master hed Hcughton Bef Heugbtea Frank oanoI
N Tbos Gsynor d. HOaghtoo. Williamson n ss,e9s II.
stevens W. A. angon Jas Leach j. TOvnseud H. Bryan, Sem-
J P.rker hr Little, T. q. Ryan =,
FROM ORLEANS Pin steamship Crescent Cy-hss
Cobnrp Cobun Cortgs Mrs Chas Csser'
Bsee Cavalier Bennett Hssses Asiopo Csbsr'
az Jaa- Aqudls.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
THE MARKETS.
lcsrefuBy reported for The T'rlbuue. I

SATURDAY. Sept Is. 1865.
AsBBSTbere less fmness market for Pots ard the bus
only Moderate closing at 80 81 Pearls are nsmiE-l AZ el3
CTTOEA d,maud prevailed aiplJ from sp0ners ard rress
sellers
rather more Of $50 bales sdudisg 80 to
sLlBn.rs 10 and 3S " spectators
COPPE-Ro Coffee r active remaining aoOst
dull unless prime quality yaier weak
Of 3.el2 bags Rio Johanue private terms 80.
FLOUR AND hBALfhs dall enc bsaJ felag toat rvsio n
market bh gisdes Western and State Fsar ees
hnEi When uat day there more asV
tpeuced BY very pees and the aket seep strong ~ con
sequence sd soe then these gses improved New SEng On e
cued sgcL Of be Fr offered sot ana
s has been 94 sf sale Prime Old Wheat bIiras esh Irosp9
Rave fo the bone and export trade al F "e
sustained pcrs comparatively The u10fsbs
tsg Europe and the arrival Of Low Sprng
Wbstt trras arked dysai ba, even At The
eotso Submitted t. the eesd fos Europe has not lees
TOO soh fs slirment fhs new and Minnesota
kas dccNle and have been IA 0eleef
{r ser, geusf, admitted that the New Gors Weter Spnrg
Hhtsi faiss Eupesr offered ~ @ market sac eT
~ qo's tafe The paee n ssg Nn@ Wheat br~G We
Dave aided stock sud Is4 consists largely " NE
em s fair deHaud bat AZ lever
pef No. Sapessae have mode desnS ah nav ae
utd sud close ms The e to- Sek baye hscs - 10y oe
sens I % uiope BOB bbis {" bss ao 80 ~
70 uih AHsHea rd gf foe corresponding week last jea y e'i ss
icAay tSssfdaJ he nsfle less active, sHd gtioes u
dal sd lover; yreg Wheat Rai,ss rs~f crH
The ere 10 bills nST supsrue STATE $50
- Tor New krtss DO T90fj - or THt8 - s
lsi Ess f8 5uFi0 g. for and
la t0 80 a0d oil 90 80 9f spprg Ohio
. for rste asd Fsmly hrrisi 81 es1SO Is for Anhsr
Ns-i AID - sas els IS Rrtra snG Doube
- iau, Calgrss Four is heavy nd freely ss Of es
9a. ,acss al $Sa4il 70 esulsrs Fsur sus
ioI orrr good BahBofe AID CoaBtyi 80 u oF
~@ ara Family GeorEs aBd Fga and 90 ts 5 70 r ts's
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
RTCEPTS OF PRODUCE

II11I Tf11FIF T0-II00Us-
SEPT lal2225 bush Corn t9653 msh Wheat l5J6l br'h
O,s re 10 97s trsh barley 4G3 husb FaEsced 1917
bbs Meal "A 80 hb. Foar D bales Ceton 80 hbs Crrde
Peoh1in. l43 IBIS Reue Petroleum, 20 bib >p Tu-uine
hb TurIeute g53 bb. Tar ga bhS R 90 hE PTs.
. Ikg beef l gs Cut Meais lsg pigs Lard - Ts Lard o.
pigs As. dt86 Batter gbif uoH Cheese R bbi Copper
37 bbs WHISKY 35 hhS Eggs 81 Laes Woo o9 ba Hops all
LaiLe Jl4 idef IS his tobacco, lJ boIes and
tscco, 2lJ hhiA Moasses, Gls boxes Starch
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Tie spments Of specie from this port to foreign ports
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

$5O,O00.-Wanted a thorough business man. with
his amount to take charge of the manufacture and
sale of ROOT's WROUGHTIRoN SECTIONAL SAFETY
BOILER in England and other European countries.
Address JOHN Il. Root Nos. 50 and "a Mbsrty-str
Naw-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN hAkkklN
LoSDoS Sept leCouso uuchaugd klie J1 Gfes Western
8t limos yi IS e for No IL Dutch STANDARD
All other aitlclrg unchanged
LyRRPooL Spt l9-Cotton Dreadsiufs aud Prorot
changed Petroleum duh Cation cio.e bat Iosb
lower Wheat quiet Corn truer Pork hn Lard qncL Tailor
frru
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

SHIPPING INTELLIG EHCE.
PORT or sEw.ToRk...."...ssrr 70.


CLEARED
s.,,p,tip,-uns star Aspnwa Borp-ss Havana PERT 6aI
,sns F5t.e Galveston; NeSOrleaDs; Bienye,
Victor Cotes NewOreans hercei, Fernandibs;
san Jao ssysnbAh Marmon, savs9nss CHARLESTON sAymn&hi
Champion Charestou Louisa Moore AeEer D. T. isaac Deh'
Rehuond; ssiyor, AeIsndna John "lo'n "e''s""A ~ ~
'sstsa ses sI sgiotui son. pl., soo,.,s ss,,s,..
- ris Bsnco1 Sre,eer s,al Psles.
Barss-phI prsIer I It, cb, In, seville and Al.
ua e,h..l,sr lrgo. 81 J,bn, p AmaIda Jane
&Jo, N N.rir Mobile Geo Golri,t Baltimore; Philip Lara
h,a Johp Aykes Boston, Roamsr,
Ras,on
Sboousrs-Jshu Suow Shulee ~ d. Gillespie Wfncsor D.,
Avail Jsehsonve Kalmer Jselsopve Holmes Washington,
c. Lyoa BALTIMORE Geo hrn banaorei peeo,a 81,
tephia; Adrian Bangor d. wheeler bossh pos"n o"
hght, Boston, Sarah bence boston, " u AeAeh SAno'o
ARRIVED.
Wsnke Bremen sept D. snd o.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
dOparlntrs5g QOtitts.
United SPECIAL PARTNERsHIP.-N

hereby given t hmcl parin,r'hp, Tor The uiasa .n
Of hu-uess tie tT ot
Ior. has b, ani between EDWARD SMITH.
WILLIAM T. HOFFMAN and JAMES C. LANSING al AZ prrseai
o Nrs and BY Frue OF TIE f
~ r s1 csyisr N the part of the Revised Ntrs oi
the state oSe~is and the ses inena"I thereof and ADDITION
ilefsto
IN. name or rhch said partnership 20 Be
fned !, SMITH. HOFFMAN Co The grn'fal nature OF the
niedsd q be saeted W the a partnership ss9L
u.rc,nu. Tie VI all !he geuer,
Interested The . pstuersaPsTs ID" ARp ohI H.
WILLIAM HOFFMAN sod JAMES LANN!N N shch partner
,hip EDWARD SMITH Ibi WILLIAM PHOFFMAN are The
Censa AID the sad JAMES G. LAhNlNd 10 ihe Spec Al
Partner Il srues al present he t
oS.sY't All state Of New YORK The sal JAMES LAhNlNS
tie stock Of the sal
-ershp oJJ hundred ana bryhT housaod
II
1h. Which I'D partnership 70 commence the hr
Augu, D. Ht and te business operations OF sac htn VI"
hr.t Of September A, D. 1885, nd ths sd co
p.<nLip oontuae until aud terminate upon the ars' DAY OF
Jiassry A. D.. lS7l-Disd N.N i0rf City Aagust J. la5
'' EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM ?. HOFFMAN.
LANES {. LANSINu.
once. a. Psrt place. cor Chnrehst, NeS'iors city
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

Captains pursers vessels arriving a; this port are requested 70
addressed the New York Associated Press only 20
persons exhibiting the written authority Of !" Snonion General
Agent packages the Journal Of Cam Tines TRIBUNE
Epress Ereaiag Posi- Commercial ddr,rt@r stdds
ZssuH0 Journal and keU Yorker DeusTdt should ass
be delivered only 70 the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
aurs,s, Garrias,s, TT,

siorss, VHrld9ts, mr,
AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
IN Broadway Thrtynintt public sales Of HORSES,
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS and everything needed IN
and driving beh WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
O'Clock Buyers will swas end number Of
suitable for light driving and heavy work at these sa-s,
especially advertised The largest assortment OF
and second hand Carriages and variety Of Harness
hand superior Park Phae'on by Miner stephens
CARRIAGES, HARNESS. - Closing ont OF
~ IS s than Broadway 100 ,oud
hand Coes Coupe Depot Wagons Bnggss Phsetos
Coaches. Coupe Rockaways. HAMS Fourth ard Broadway
NEW BOARDING and LIVERY STABLES,
~ Nos Thirtg aud 9 West Tbebst between
The best Of ventilation and personal attention
gives to boarding horses
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

active; Strained s1 %: No 80 0d a. Pail. 81 @aasn T.,
firm az 81 o.. on-Miiiings &c. "
CHsRtrsToS c. sept 9Coon reslyi sae, % bales, ND
dirgs 2ci receipts 1871 bales; exports soastw.e bAe.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
sootitts Of Bankrupttv.


L. = MAEsHAL's 0EyoE +. D. Oy PEsSsILvAsA,}
PmLADELPHtA, Sept T. 1905
rTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the
sepieser, A. D. 1903 Warrant IN bankruptcy
against the Esse Of EDN ARD W MkLOf Of Philadelphia
the County Philadelphia Of Pennsylvania who has bses
slugd bis Petition; that the Panent Of
property belonging such Bankrupt 20 bn
the transfer Of property by BIN forbidden o
law; meeting the Creditors ~ th, sad Bankrupt 20 her
ebs agees Of bis Estate s De he'd at
Bansuptcy be holden No. CTS Wsuust, PhisdsL
pba before Edwin T. Chase Register the second day Of Oso
Der. A. b.. 1913, al 10 o'clock, A. ~ C. ELLhAkER
81 laV3SM u r. Marshal, as aessepger
USTED STArgs hAKsHALs OFTCE. k,sTERs DISTRICT or}
PESssiIvASiA. PsLADELPHiA September 10, 1903 }
VNHIS Is 40 GIVE NOTICE, That on the
Hh day sf September A. D. 1853 Warrant 10 Bankruptcy
t, Estate Of SAMUEL Butler formerly
partner e Lens under the Of Batter Lensl ofPh
sephia County o Philadelphia and State Of Pennsylvania who
h agrd bankrupt his petitions that the psymsn, Of
an property belong such bankrupt
him iassf property by him. re forbidden
hy Law meeting the Of the said bankrupt
and ohooS ssslguess o. his es sh -
Of hollen No bl5 Nanui-st.
PhiGeuha before RUWISr CHASE esd. Register he 9Th
'| v P. C. ELLMAKER,
.l4 4. s. Marshal, Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

Tofa 6IA 4l2WhHH foJjt .hlo
The average expenditures therefore, equal 70
about l per cent receipts The receipts per mile
were g or 3n Tor the half year, which is not far
from three times the average receipts OF railways III this
country. -
The and expenditures Of Canada for the month
of August are thus officially returned: -
&s9llJ7 Soo
ps, on. - 52OaS7l Total ..............G on go
lE1pehnitufessss Oo'.
PshIe Wis. inc TsilSsys lo5Oo3l
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Cbantrs for gusintss 1nm.

49,
N ACTIVE business man with capital of
= advantageous Arrangement Sh reliable
business Further psrrcdirs
l.s. Nheu all ini0rmaton VII lie
given. " PRpHiT.7 Tribune ohcr
4 PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL a PRACTICE
~ Of ~ ,,s. .tsndug section o tie county A4dfsss
DoCrOR rr-hunr oree y CIV.
A GOOD BUSlNESS-The HARLEM BA-
~ ZAA SALR consisting Of IaI, Faue Goods s''tsr,rI
T.I,, Es..l,i a..aa. II Pstahishoi Eve years. Third
ave. sssH-r o1~ hauircd snd eutf i"arth-st
A GOOD BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS fsr
~ SALE ,arahg Reason fr seIug want
health. Aidre.. boz no ~ rostonre, Ne~bu'gh y Y
EACIORl-A party having fine, large
brcs BUILDING and toekage. fe~ miles
tb. ey placing capital good manufacturing
busness AGdess FACTORY. Herald Ohce
EOR SALE-One of the oldest SOAP aud
CANDLE fSTABA, HMEST> The ry extensive connections
capitalist, ues sppy. Adirrss OLVBR Tribune Olee
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS PRACTICE
sAIE cheap aud bic ore Satest fur r,ut Ap-
p ALPEtS SwAiZh Real Etats Agent Trenton New Jersey
CTOVE and TIN BUSINESS for SALE
- asA Tools 30 ch~sp fr cash lrnrsts pos
..gn Ailr,s- NENKiBK Mortganr Orrse ,oari'. y L.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
9urniiur,.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE ot
manufacture Also solid thustnu aud mAnst
her suites plain Ard ornsBsb At NRklNGIoN' NO Jos
C.n.Lst oppeste Wooster Estshhsled lstA
CPRING BEDS and BEDDING.
y For tie comfortable and durable folding sprg Beu can
N. mspuer $40 and 2l2 Csnalst Junction Of "hAs'e
rY-Ask 10 the Metropolitan Bed-A1
(B.,dnr speciaitvl Prices moderate.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Summrr Sttr,ats.

rI,UE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE. Nyack on the
Hudsohs tles Of The Roekaad Institute under the above
dgusoe VII be daring the months fJuy August ana p
s,ptrmb.I aud kept a. tstelAss Summer retreat
0''' L. D. MANSFIELD. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

NHiraulee and ST. Paul.
% week, Sept 1sC7...$l72I0 l558-.-..... S2Z7,4O0
ReddiiQ Bd,irO0d-TtOuGge.
20 week. Sept 1867 81, ,s65 tunS. .l0.7O6 tuns.
TO!eCO. Wabash, and Western.
ID week. Sept, 1867. .93o76 60 1888. .$94497
Western Union Railroad
ID week, sept, 1851. 3045 ST. 1853. .S2l,5O 81
Rdriettd and Cincinnati Railroad.
I'd week, Sept 1867 $2sOO. .$29O33
The mouth. date, 1867. 56594 t94s
Since Jan. J. 1s67...... .s1549I. 1868 s6sse2
The receipts and expenditures of twelve OF the pci
ral railways in England during the half year ending
last together with the mileage OF the roads are
fhuss sIe
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
finantial.
.finantial
CAFE INVESTMENT.
~ FOR SALE 0S FAVORABLE TERMS
100000
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
There Bonds the road witch IA
equipped frat class and running from South
Wllsmsburgh 10 lsIl
The road dg good business and The receipts ,rs larger
the most tanguins anticipated For further particulars inquire Of
kEICEAM CLARK, Bsnk.p
M Al
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

EOR SALE-To holders of the STOCK GER
4 TIFICATES until October t' aud AFTER that
who apply Tor 4toeO o First Morgag'
ahle April l. 1863 Thee bands sith di October Cou
oferr pa able October 1909 A. h- ohee
Of the Company No. State-s H. g. LOOMS, PrefdeDI
vi la f.rg
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
GENERAL oFUcEs BKIH kAiLwar CoxPAsr,

DOR SALE.
Il ROCHESTER CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS. DUE 1887;
INTEREST PAYaBIB JANUARY AND JULY. BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR AND PAY.
ING LARGE RATB or INTEREST on THE INVESTMENT. A
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE BY ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEER No. ~ PINE-ST, N y.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

CONPTROIIsst's OVFICR NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept l6 1863
THE INTEREST on the BONDS of the STATE
Of TENNESSEE DUE JULY will be paid presentation Of the
Coupons Fourth Bank and after MONDAY
s. g W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller
The attention Of parties interested called the above the
Comptroller OF the Tennessee SEAMAN CASHIER
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-19
ENFORCEMENT OF THE REVENUE LAW

ENFORCEMENT OF THE REVENUE LAWS
A squad of ofcavalry has been sent to
Lincoln county to prevent illicit distll'
lation. This whisky business is cost
ing the people agood deal It is fright
full to think that more money is spent
for whisky and brandy in one year than
it would take to build a fine College in
every county Of every State in this Un-
ion. Just think of more than $4,000
per annum spent in Winchester for liq-
uor every year, and yet we have a So
ber county compared to the majority
of counties. Just think Of the Reve.
nue. officers who are making fortunes
by collecting taxes and granting under
hand permission to distillers! Just
think of the fact that the Government
gets only about 20 cents of the 81 tax
per gallon. Think of the fraud, cor
ruption, DC, morally, mentally and
physically! Isn't it a sickening thought.
Alas the times
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-19
Webster OH Military Republics

WeDSCcF OH Military AeSpuoACS.
The following is an extract from
Webster's Grafton ON the completion
of the Bunker Hill Monument, June II,
lS43: '
IA MILITARY republic, q government
founded on mock elections and supper
ted only by the sword, is a movement,
indeed, but retrograde and disastrous
movement from the regular and old
fashioned monarchial system. If men
would enjoy the blessings of republi-
can government, they must govern
themselves by reason by mutual coun,
sci and consultation, by sense ofteel-
ing and general interest, and by the &C.
ouiescence of the minority in the will
of the majority properly expressed ;
and above all, the military must be
kept, according to the language of our
bill of rights, in strict subordination to
the civil authority.
Wherever this lesson is not both
learned and practiced, there can be no
political freedom. Absurd, preposter-
Gus it is, sccf and satire upon
free forms of constitutional liberty for
forms of government to be prescribed
by military leaders, and the right ol
suffrage to be exercised at the point ol
the sworG"-W Works, uol. page SO.