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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-12
THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY.

SENATE.
New bills were introduced by Mr..
Slaughter, torepesl the common school
law, and by Mr.. Cubbin, to provide for the
election af State Reporter, who shall be
learned in the law.
Senate bills were passed on their third
reading, to repeal the law regulating the
publication of legal notices, and to abolish
the County Commissioners for Davidson,
Hickman, Dickson, White, and Jackecn
counties.
The Senate accepted an invitation to
attend the Williamson county fair on
Thursday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Hornberger offered resolution to
elect United States Senator on Tueeday,
the 18th inst, which was laid over under
the rule
New bills were introduced by Mr.. Oven,
TO establish q conventional rate of interest
not TO exceed ten per cent; by Mr.. Tucker,
TO abolish the County Commissioners for
Fayette county; by Mr.. shsrrod, requir
ing votersto vote Ia the civil district or
ward in which they reside, and prohibit
ing the carrying of deadly weapons and
prescribing penalties for violations of these
provisions; by Mr.. Tucker, to repeal the
ACT imposing penalties on common carriers
for making DETERMINATIONS on account Of
color; by Mr.. Hindle, to repeal the ACT
authorizing negroes TO hold Office aud sci
On iuFies.
Mr. Warren offered resolution prOvid-
ing for a convention to meet on the first
Monday in December to amend the con-
st;tution 90 as to require negroes 10 pay 8
poll tax, and to make such other amend
ments as may be necessary.
Mr.. Nixon offered resolution provid-
ing for committee 10 investigate the
school fund losses, which was adopted.
House resolution TO set apart portion
Of the gallery for negroes was adopted
subsequently the vote was reconsidered
and the resolution Withdrawn by Mr.
Russell, who originally offered it.
House bill to repeal the law regulating
the publication of legal advertisements,
was passed on its third reading.
The House accepted an inyitali on to at.
tend the Williamson County Fair OF
Thursday.
The two Houses met in convention 10
count the vote cast in August for Gov,
ernor and the following was announced
as the result:
For D. W. C. Sentes. .... 100 80
VIM. b. StOkes..-....-....,.. SIS O3
Majority for Senter.... ...... 2g-
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The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer
reports fearful mortality among
the negro children in that city
during the last three months, The
fact that the whito children are
exempt argues that the mortality
is attributable to the want of care
on the part of the parents of the
negro children.
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NOTICE.

ATTENDING THE COM
| msTc;al Cenyenti0u at Louisville, October
Il, 1863, will be passed free over the Nashville
and Chattanooga and Nashville and North;
western Railroads. three days pIl0r 10 ana
alton of cartiieates duly authenticated, show
ing their appointment and attendance as dele
gates. ,-,,.,. ..to,5;r,,
Tho Cdrn,sOt;on Excursion Tickets will be sold
upon annIirafinp, good from the 10th 10 the 18th
incInsiTa JOHN W. THOMAS,
oc9 iw Superintendent.
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GOLD has been very steady in
New York since the late tussle be-
tween the bulls and bears.
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New Tennessee bonds declined
one cent in New York yesterday.
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WE INTEND TO SELL ALL OF q LOTS
w in Edgefeld, the property of w. W. Totten,
on Saturday, October &C. at twelve o'clock, on
the premises.
These lots lie in Williams addition, on Shelby
avenue. one hundred feet wide. and BOscobel
street, between Priscilla and Church streets.
Let the people come in crowds on our free
buses, partake of our repast, and have q good
time generally, at the close OF the week, whether
they will accept our great bargains or not.
Terms: 0ne-fOuith cash; balance in SIX,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with
interest and lien.
sale at II N. Edgs1eld buses pass near the
grounds every hour. -
ANDERSON, JOHNSON i SMITH.
octl2-tds
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GeEAT BARGAINS

iVNO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
L Saturday, the 10th inst. at nine o'clock, at
the Leonard House, No. 70 South College street,
tables. chairs, bureaus, looking glasses several
sets of China ware an 1 cutlery. No. bar
room counter, one large cooking stove and uten-
sis, with everything else necessary to furnish
a first class boarding house
As the present tenent has determined to 60 TO
live on his farm in the country, the effests will
be sold without reserve. Terms: Cash.
Octl2-tdS
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MILLIN E r Y.

lM from i56 Church street, and will reopen
about the first Of October with an entire new
stock of goods, in the house new occupied by
Dr. Morgan. She can be seen corner OF Spruce
and Bell until that time. sepo u
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FRESH GROCERIESl
e. L. WEAkLEY,
No. 6 North College Street,

tsuScsssor to Weakie5 a YaroroughJ
) JUST In RECEIPT OF FhE2h 9iu IN
she,
~ :. SSl ..s.I HeT az,
10 haas choice Rio Coffee
s 0%'' S SGiSSa } sugar
? q 9 S SoxSs so @S'A'''' A''''''-
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What have written and what I propose
to do are prompted alike by a senee Of
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Majority for Senter. ... .2g7
la the afternoon the Governor was in
auguraled.
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DIRT CHEAP.

WE HAVE FOR SALE FORTY-FOUR
w acres of choice Wooded Land, 4 miles
from the city. on the HillsbOTO pike, at $50 per
acre cash. Very, very cheap, but we MUST
ARRINaION, FARRAR & WEAKLEY.
octS IS - NO. 81 North College street.
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Water Wheels,
Water Pipe,
Gas Pipe,
Gas Retorts,
Pumps,
Iron Bridges,
Iron Orders,
Railroad Castings,
Store Fronts,
Window Caps,
Window Stills,
Window Weights,
Fencing,
Verandahs,
Crate Bars
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, June -Noon.-Consols s2h. Bonds
steady at so1. Sugar frm.
Ahernoon.-Conso YAK. Bonds sO%.
Evening The bullion IN the Bank of England has
increased o half million pounds. Consols 92h.
LIVERPOOL, June l7-Noon.-Uplands 11Ial2d;
Orleans 12Ha12Kd.
Afternoon Cotton shade frmor; uplands l2d;
Orleans 12Ad.
Evenlng-Cotton active. Uplands 12Ha124d.
Orleans 121Iai2Hd. salea 1900 bales.
HAvRE, June l7.-Cotton afloat II. 4ohc.
PARIS, June 1.-THE bullion in the Bank of France
has decreased nearly niue million francs. Bourse
ste1dy.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, June 17-Noou Stocks frmer and
unsettled Money Z, but lenders holding for higher
rates. Sterling 9H. Cotton frmer at S3Ec. Tur-
pentine dropping at 4Sc Rosin steady.
EYening.-Cotton frmer but less active. Sales
5000 bales at 33H. Flour active. chipping grades
shade frmer. Wheat in good demand, aud 1a2c
better. Corn heavy, 1a9e lower. Pork Grmer OF $685.
Lard firm at 2oa20h. Whiskey firm at 81 03. Rice
dull at SI8%. Turpenhpe I3A3H. Roin S2Aas.
Prelshts nrner. Money closed easier, supply lbe-
raj at per cent Sterling 0A. Gold closed weak at
sS7X. stocks weak and unsettled Governments
STEADY. southerns quiet
CINCINNATI June IT 7-Whiskey firm at s6c. Mess
pork SsS. Shoulders l4Ial41lc. sides 17%a1St4c.
Lard 19Xc; d higher.
LOUISVILLE June 17-Pork $93 so. Bacon shoul-
ders 1.KaI4Ac. Clear sides 1870. Lard 10Kc.
Whiskev 96c.
BALTnacRE June 17.-Cotton 6rrer at &c. Flour
fairly active; unchanged. Wheat frmer Iorn duh
and lower; white sSc; yellow 90c. Whiskey scarce;
81 02l1 0S. Provisions uncha ged.
WILMINGTON, June 11-Splrits turpentine SS.
RoSin steady, 81 8oa4. Crude tarpentine 81 6oas.
Tor 50 25 The weather Indicates rain. Wind west
northwest. Thermometer 49,
AUGUSTA June II - otton very firm and holders
stit'; sales 100; receipts 80; midolings 3IaslK
hAvAHHAH June II Cotton quisr, owing to the
6rmness OF hodera; middlinga 81H; sales rs; re-
ceipts 200; exports S71.
NohnE, June 17-coaon quiet; bare Of stock;
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THE DAILY NEWS.
op1v ,he clothes that She Wore.

--rha so,,ovno verses aIe by the late MIR. N.
a shenherd and are his last literary produc.
zion. He left the manuscript at the on1ce - "
Appleton's Journal, received the money ,of as -
jand a few hours afterward died from the eli
Sact. ~ intoxication. The poem is founded on
mn aciual incident, the clothes only OF a
1rovned woman remaining at the Morguo for
Identification:
,1Y,,b the blue vell thrown round it, just as they
foundit
Spotted snd soled, stained and al! spoiled
Do you recognize thai!
The gloves, too, lie there,
And in them stiI lingers the shape OF her tngere'
That some has pressed, perhaps, ana caressed'
So slender and fstr.
There are the shoes,
With their long sIlken aces still pearlpg Traces
To the toes dainty tip. ofthe mud OF tne sup
The slime and the ooze.
VII. tho bns Sesl M dsbbled, discoored and drab-
This You should know, without doubt and, hso.
Al else you may guess!
There is the shawl,
With the striped border, hung next IN order,
Boiled hardly less than the light muslin DRESS
And-thst is all.
Ali here's ring
We we're forgetting, with pearl setting;
.pere was only this one-name or date2-noue!
frail pretty thing
Aiespsake, may be,
The etft OF ahvlLei. pernsps orotneI
OR lover, who howtf him her heart chose,
Or. was she heartfreeP
Does the hat there
with the blue ve around It, the fame % hey foundl
summon up nir face with just trace
OF gold IN the hahf
Or does the shawl
Hutely appealing to soiLe hidden feeling,
A form Young and slieht 70 your mino's sight,
clearly recalls
month now has passed,
And her sad history remains yet mystery.
lint these we keep stll. and shan keep them until
Hope dies at hst.
Wss she the prey
Ofecuae dep sorrow cioudtrg the morrow,
Hidipe from view he sk3's happy bluef
Or was there foul plas9
Alasi who n ~ ten2
reme ono or other, perhaps fond mo her.
May recognize these when her ohtld's clothes she
1hen-wiIl it be wella
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Imports.

IyRRpooI-per British brig clifton-16O casks
Bottled Beer, 1893 Ridge Tiles, to Ravenel Co;
80 tons Birthstone, IS bags Nitrate sods, to " Z
Bee Co; I4s0 Iron Pots, TOO Camp Ovens, S7S
Biscuit Ovens, SEQ Spiders. 1886 Covers, ITO
Iron Pots. 14s0 Camp Ovens, $50 Biscuit Ovens.
Earthenvare, to W Webb; Cases, to r A: =
GER; 1000 bundles Arrow lies, to hure & Co;
cases Mdse, to chisolm Bros; 2 casks Hard.
wsre, to Frost & Adger; casks hardware, 70
N Fredsberg: cas,s Fart enware, TO W q
Whflden q Co; 1910 Iron Pots 1910 Camp Overs,
1855 Covers, coo Biscuit ovens, 14o0 Spiders, to
Gourdio, Matthieesen & Co; 1888 bundles Cotton
Ties, to Order; box Mdse, to Order; 26 eases
Machinery, to Order; 25 Herces, rs casks Bottled
Beer, 10 Order.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Postoface at
Charleston, fof the week snding JUNE II, 1859,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston,
asPersons calling tor Letters Advertised, should
-statethat they are "Advertised."
r. Once hourstrom 8 A. N. to P. n. On Sun
days, tom tto 2. n.
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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TIE CHARLESTON MARKET.
FOB rH. WEEK ENDING JUNE IT. 1869.


TIE cnors.-The growing crop Of cotton has con-
tnued to progress iavorably during the past week.
and the reports from most sections indicate steady
Improvement In the selboard districts of this
State the rice on SOME Of the streams is in danger
from salts, and corn has been Injured for want OF
rain, but the sea island cotton promises WELL and as
yet thsre has been no appearance Of caterpillar.
THE COTTON MARKET.-There has been steady
inquiry for the staple from Northern manufacturers
throughout the week, and with much reduced
stocks In the Southern ports factors have been ena
bled to harden their rates. and prices have had On
advancing tenJeney; but this improvement has been
shown mostly In the American market, the article
e1h hibitiug less strength at Liverpool. In the Eng.
lish market the staple for much Of the week has
been quiet with only moderate transactions, prices
ruling during this period at 11kd for middlmg up
land, tut has since advanced. to I'D. shie at New
York the fibre has been active and advancing, and
middlings which opened at slX stifened to Sshc,
while at this port prices improved about ic and
upward p 1b; middling upland, which commenced
at soc advanced to Sic, aud with some sellers asking
SOC Q b.
The article has made the following movements ct
Liverpool and New York: On Friday, June 11th, the
former was quiet, sa,es 10000 bales uplands 11Xd;
the latter was frmer. sales 1900 bales at SlAc. On
Saturday the former quiet sales 5000 bales, up.
lands 1lXd the latter was nrmer, sales $500 bales
stS1xc:s. On Monday the former continued quiet,
sales 10000 bales. uplands uZd; the latter was
frner, eaes 37oo bales at S2A cts. On Tuesday the
foamer continued quiet. sales 10000 bales, uplands
11Xd; the latter was active and higher. sales 1900
bales at s211c. On Wednesday tho former was &C.
tive, sales 10000 bales, upands 11%i; the latter
was nrm and demand guod, sa es 1900 bales ut $50
sS1s cts. Yesterday the former was hrmer, sales
$4,000 bales, uplands 12d; the latter WIS Arm at
8Sk cts.
The stock of cotton in sight at the latest dates
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IPrier, Miss O
Prince, sarah

iPrier, Miss O
Prince, sarah .
Pope, Caroline z
IPlumet, Mrs e I
! lPinctney. Mrs a
lna.v,lle, n Nancy
Pickett, Mrs g r
lPinckney, Liz
Phelps. Mary E
Perry. Mrs A
Peters, Mrs Geo
| Perins, Mrs D
| PanBey. Nancy
| PNler. Moley
Rsyhslf, Mrs j
Reshon, serah
Reynolds, 4 hzs
Riley, Miss 8 A
Robinson, Miss
Roe. Mrs @
lRobbess, Miss n
| Rodrick, Annie
lRobinDon, Mrs B
jSoulters. Hrs W
IENtus, Mirs n
lsawner, Mrs
Iseabro Oh, Mary
severen, Emma
ISenner. Mrs O
iscott Miss L r
Shokes, Sue a
sheppard, Jane
Sheldon, Addie.
lShoctler, Mrs 8
=
lStymsn, Mrs. ]
| staH.rd, Mrs @
lstivers, Jane
ISimonin. Miss E
Smines. Miss j g
Simmons, Eye
.lTornef, Jennie
Taylor. Lydia O
lYanderhorst, :
Mrs A
Ivan Roes, Sarah
lWagener. Mrs L
1 @
Wedding, syrah
| lWedthers, I etsy
Weston, Miss h
| F.
twoodin, Kate n
Wight, Anfe e
Wilson Mary
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Exports for the Week ending Thursda y
J.. juno ~.

-. juno IL.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Msgnolia-52 bags sea
Island Cotton. S1s bales Upland Cotton, 70 bales
Yam. 100 bbls Rosin, 69 teroes Nce, 2 bales
Ieaiber. 81 packages sundlies. 7s empty Bar
rels, 3S9S packages Vegetables. 20S Watermel.
OBS, 2n6 bundles Paper =. Per steamship Man.
ha,tan-5a bags y Cotton. 2Ss bales Upland
Cotton, I01 uerces Rice, 140 bales Yarn, 80 bum
dies Paper, Al packages Sundries, 120 empty
Barres, 9s40 bbls Potatoes, 6SS crates VeReta-
bles.
pHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometbeue-509
bales Cotton. 81 herces Rice, 200 bols Rosip, 80
bales Yarn. AZ bales Dome sics, hbls Wine. Q
hbls Brandy. bbls Thtskey, 7e6 bbis and 100
crates Vegetables.
BALTIMOBE-Per steamship Maryland-2?4 derces
Rice, 387 bales Cotton. 20 bbls Rosin. ID pack
ages Hldes and Skins. As bales Yaru, 422 bpls Po-
= tatoes, SS1 boxes Vegetables, u bigs Peanuts,
and sundries.
WHINING TON, DEL-Per schr Sarah Cuuen-32o
toms Phosphate Rock.
DELAWARE CITY-Per schr B strong-2l0 tons
Phosphate.
PROvIi ENOE, R I-per schr Minnie Repplien-
22o, SAT feet Flooring Boards.
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The stock of cotton in sight at the latest dates


Deficiency IN visible supply lS0,7Sl
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now $4,000 bales; same time 1885, l15.0oo
bales. MiddltnR uplsnds, Aow i2d; then 16Ad.
The arrivals at this port for tho week have been
1897 bales Of uplands and no bags of sea islands,
against 2o63 bales uplands aud bags Of sea islands
the week before and $50 bales of upIsnds and bags
ofssa island for the same week last year. These
supplies have come through the following sources,
say Of uplands per South Carolioo Railroad 1907
bales; per Northeastern Railroad Il bales; Florida
bale: Geoegetown, $. c., 8 bales
The transactions st this point for tho week has
been - follous:
On Friday. June 11Sh, buyers showed but little
disposition to purchase, while Sellers who beld but
,,eh. suppies ver- not anxious to press sales and
the day p.ssed without ope atoms Of importance;
quotations Sere, nomiualy, say fas ordinary 70 good
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Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill. IS terces
Rice. To 7 Lowndes
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore-Courtenay
Trenholm.
Steamship Promctheus, Gray, Philadelphia--Jno
Theo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Prunetheus, Gray. Philadelphia
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore,
From this Port.
sehr Myrover, Brown, New York, June 10.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston. June H.
vrsrrLs UNDER 100 TOMS AND sTHAMEns coAsrTNo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIP
james Adger 1885 tons. lockwood, at Adler 8
wharyes, for New York, loading-James Adger
& Co.
O Winthrop 04e tons, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf,
for /, yerrooI. loadipg-Pauerson stcck.
Richard III, gS5 tons, Wood, OF Boyce Co.'S
whori, for an Eastern Port, loading-street Bros
Zoe.
Maria Br) 500 tons ebster. ct Central Whnryes, tor
N, wcastle Eng, loadng-J Getty.
Ansdel tBr,, - tons, Iuplip, at Yenntng's wharf
for Port in Great Britain, loading-k Mure
Co.
Helen lands, 563 tons Woodaide. at Bennet's wharf
for the Rlo de 10 Plata, loading-street Brothers
l. Co.
sicinan - tons, Percival. in the Stream, for Port
Royal, y q, ready-Master.
BRIGS.
Clifton fBl - tons, Williams, ,at Boyce Cos wharf,
f. om Liverpool, ,l1seharging- havenel 3 Co.
J L Pye tBr. S65 tons, Pyc at Marsha's wharf, for
Liverpool oadlDg-J Ensow CO: .-,
Matsnzas, wai,tDg-WP P Hall.
sOHOONRRs.
Lion lBr), III tona Mcclellan, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
frurn MatsnZae, wairing-W hall.
nN garhins sec tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf,
for P, ,oydence, loading-W Roach & Co.
sarIh Watson, 3l3 tons. Smith, IN the stream' 1of
Baltimore, ready tnslow = CO. .c.,.
Anna Glover 29S tons, Terry, OF brown COS
wharf ior Boston, loadng-M Goldsmith b Ron.
Ne,ne RICHARDSON, = tons. Davis, IN hshley h'ver,
for Boston, lOading-Risley b Creighton.
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financial aab GpmuatrfiaL
The Charleston Money Market.

IHe C"H1Sss0@@ |oS
THuRmAY, June II, 1859.
The past week has been unusually dull, and quo
tahons remain unaltered. Thoss given below are
merely nominal, as there we,e no large transactions
upon which to base any change. State bank ILLS
are still in demand, under slight advance on pre-
yious rates. Mr.. A. N. Moreland purchased slo'oOo
South Carolina Railroad seven per cent oonds' que
in 1872, at IS cents, and two hundred "fole snaies
South Carolina Railroad and Bank stock at 49, ins
was the only large transaction Of the week and the
rrce n, otber securities is unchanged.
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aS Persons depossins letters IN the Pqstotace
rn please p,scs the stamp near the upper right
hand oraer q the envelepe.: and they Will also
12ease to remember that without the stamp letter
nsnncs be mailed, but VIII be sent to the Dead Letter
Once. =
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-Aiiin, Nrs B B
Andrews, Ella J
Baker, Hrnnh
Baeot. Hhxs II ]
B, A g
.HecAeI Nary
Bird, Mrs q O
Bllton, Mrs o
Blame, sslly
Blake, Haria A
Boye, Mrs. A D
Braboy. 1iss L
Brahmer, enh
Bsnhen. Alice
Bunch, Mss 7 {
Dulwinhe MIS-
Bpdro, Sarah
Bfo0n. Nonie
Brown. Emily
Caun@. Miss L
Olhnn1n, Msly
Chodse, May ].
Chny,l n
Collins, Mary
Crawford, Miss
3 oo1as.l.y... al julia.
Days, Linder
; Dayton. kla
, DadDan, Atss J
B::s.; B:s:, I ;s:s:;;s. e:;s
Dalain, Nanne
DeLsrRe, Mrs
DsLar9c, 1rsas
A II
, Bsnnis. Hary g.
De1ls, Mrs. O
DIXON, Miss B
PRss:|:s:sssS;. r.: y: |; |;
Edwards. Miss {
HE, julia
Frost, AnnR
Fraser, Jane E
Gsde@ nor
- vmsn = l.
6art,en,Nrs Alel
aAyncn, Magic
en-. Rosa
9len. imDy j..
GOT, May
0fHhaAa, Francs
t,sR ---,-a.
Grant Mrs n J
Gregory, sGah
e1ness,i.., e Misc
n
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'WOmEa's LIST.

i6uinn, , Ellen h
EHsrbers, , Mics 3
IBszel. Miss L
Hayes Ann Z
nsop, Mrs. " {
lBbfep, Rebeoc'
iBines, Miss Z 8
IBogan. Mrs D
Howard, Martba
Hughes. Mrs OF
| Dyer, Mrs z 8
Holmes, Ann
Homes, Creta
Jefferson, Mrs ]
|Jenords, Mary T
Jorcks, Mrs d
| Jones, Anna 8
Jones, Mrs r 3
Jones, Mrs. b
Jeniins, Lydia
johnson. Emily
|KunhaIdt, Julia
Hinge, Miss A
|kml@n, h3ulW
Leo, Rosa
Lynch. Mrs L
Il Logsn, Mrs. A I
|Loyde. Mary
| Loyal, Mary
lLswih, Nanny
|Levison Mrs O
Levy. Mics B
Martin. Kate
MAN, Nifs z A
|Aahoney, Jane d
|Kur3A Misc B
Herkharo, /, Cath
1inc
Mitchell, Mary 3
Mitchell, Minnie
Mills. Flora
fddleton, Mrs.
| Moore. Ann
mo, gan, Mrs n
Monet, Miss L
iMunHen. Mrs. u
|Mc3yau, Jane
cGutra, Mary
INCL Lou2hlin,
| AaryE
McMiIhon, Mary
newton. Mrs il
Nehon. Emma
| North, Mrs P
|Odot, Mrs 81
odot, Hiss J E
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sales a5o15u after close yesterday; low middlings
s0H; receipts 81; exports TAG.
NEW ORLEANS, June 17.-Middlngs ~; saes 'oo;
receipts $50; exports $3.50. Gold SIX. Sterling SL
York sight exchange u premium. Sugar lower
common oa1c; prime 49, Molasses steady-fernent'
ing 35a62
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0h

LIST of VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR his PohE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. .......Msy 20
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed May IS
MESTIO
BOSTON.
Brig Americus, Band, up. June 8
scbr Frank Palmer, Latham. cleared. May 81
RocxPoRT. NE.
Brig Monica, McCobb, sailed June 6
HEw YORK
scbr Clara Elwell, ChIds. cleared. June -
Schr Grace Clifton, Oiis cleared. June II
schr Margaret & Lucy, Crosby, cleared. %. June
scbr Wilder. Heather, cleared. June 8
Scbr Lilly, Bughes cleared. June
Schr NJ Taber, Aldrich. cleared. June
Schr Rockingham. Nicserson, cleared ......June 8
Schr Cady. Wood, up. June 10
Schr G Groves, Welvea, June 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark, cleared June
BALTIMORE.
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, up. ..............June III
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Nashxtlle Cotton Market.

Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE June 14.-Co1ToN.-New YORK and
LiverpeoI markets quiet and finn to-day, as was
also the case In our market, at advanced quotsaons
az follows: We heard of q few bales bling SOLO as
high as acc. Ordinary 25,4a26X; good ordinary
27a271l low piddling oSa2sh.
NASHVILLE COTTON sTATEMENT.
Stock on Ind september !, 1865.
Received to-day ay................. 6l am
Received preyiously sly..,..........61,00 81 ,007-6l, 06S
Total. .............'..."..'.:: oi'iAo
shipped nreSionsiv .5O, 1870, 142
Stock on hand nd................."...... 9so
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, June 16.-TuRPENTINE-salest to
day Of 800 bbls at 50 66 for yellow dip and 30 Doi
at "a 70 for yellow dip and 81 60 for hard, 2s0 lbs
SPIRITS IURpEHT1NF-HaB further declined nc
with sales of 376 bbls OF $50 for country, and 70 Dbl
at $3.50 p gallon for n 7 packages.
HosN-sales Of 337 bbls at 81 80 Tor strained, ee
Ivered; 50 rs, g. 25a3 so for Mol. and "a Tor PALE
TAR-l50 bbls CT anged hands at 50 IS o Dbl.