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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
70 q. GUILD. THOS. l.. DoDu.
GUILD ~ DODD,
AT TORN BYS AT LAW
Nos 9 Cedar Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
-VKTlLT. PRACTICE LAW IN COPARTNERSEiP
W in the Federal Court at Nashyill e.
NV -eodSm-spAthpsge
gAIl.ROAD TEME TABLE.

scHAcssSs S1d EacIsE- 5Eafiroaas
Tao Dsliy Trains (sUndsy e1ceptei).
sc. Leaves Nashville ST.. 30 Z. ~,
arrives at Lebanon at 80 p. n. .
Lave. LebaGcH at g 81 A. -.
Arrives At Nashville 81 3 80 = NJ
Er, Lcaves Lebanon at co. 80 p n.
drives ct Nashville at 7:i5 p. N.
-Lesyes Nashville S:l6 A. n,
Arrives ct Lebanon 81 $500 A. N.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
euLE9 s0UTE-sSzhviGe End Doostur tTz:nE
ysasc sticE cn South Cherry street ~ 90 T. u.
suE 81 =. u. 10 tESsT Sunday morning.
E--ac-acdst.cn a'S:53 2. n, tRoss - COlusobis,
rT-'zs s-r.ve n asa =. =. sd 6.lj 2, Z. kcc2n
zC5alicE at 2:S3 =. lEs
S.c,-zaVfi!e S-Est R&zsvtIIe Railroad
Tn1vs Station on North College street, 81 8 AS
q. - aud 2 90 ?. Il. and "a P. N.
Arrives It 80 a. NJ, 1 40 p 4. and $3.50 T. 81
aha 2:I5 T. Il. train does not = OF at any point
b,7-Ven Nashville Cnd Gsllatin, except Edgehe.G
5snc.!ln, and docs not run on Sunday.
Cs2FfHJ5Hs AcCOsglEl1C cation, F}aiiy.
Leevas Nashville .....,...-,, rs ,. Il.
trrlyGg a. Gsiistln :49 P. NJ
EayGIuVtlle a:sd Cincinnati Short LiEie
Railroad
s-G, 7:I5 =. Il, and 400 l1:l0 P. y.
g2sToEEcsa sz.ss kentucky Ess r.
T--ias On the Edgefeid and Kentucky RsilEcad
81 rsI a3 folioEE:
hlail leaves N1sa gille......-........, 500 A. II.
EaFress leaves -sashylils.....-....'' l2:sO p n
r -r zTTIreR 90 ~ T, a.
IlLp-ess srElyes % o.lU A. Z.
Sc EBu1s, EEctfsEhis, Nashville ana
C;,zJtszuGCES Great Central
Through Line
Crc 6.z1cora TRAIN IcZgoe. $50 A. NJ And 600 z. y.
90 strives 80 z. q. and 3:42 4. II.
zsluuuts tTl1l leaves. as Il n. and S;2) T. L.
80 aTriyo s. g 81 4. N. snd 80 p X.
g. IcuI7 trsin leaves .3:i5 A. III and S;21 P. II.
" arrives. IS 80 A. II. and $3.50 p. Il.
aia.5zvtllo tTsiE lasves..4,J0 T. NJ.
6--iyzs % IS A. L.
.Ha s so 49, and go 4, h. srSlIs so not run
ca aIslC-.ss
ais 3.z5 4. Z. and So T. Il. trains TGn daily
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

7elegrGp6ic Rep0rt from .SigHaI Sercice
Corps, U, 5. a., OF Dissertations at
4 O'clock p. "
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A splendid assortment of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
fall line OF spectacles can be found at G.
L. Calhoun & Co. IS, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 If
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Greenwood Seminary

iy71w
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We learn that good delegation from
this city, are putting il their time al Bur-
ricane Springs, near TuliabOma.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
Southern BONDS in Nesy YorK.

The sales OF Southern bonds at
the New York Stock ExchsIge Oh the
Sth inst were as follows:
SECOND BOARD
3,0O0 Missouri six per cents, Il. & st. 10 Iss ~.
lO,OO0 Missouri six per cents, IL X st. 10. Iss9
The sales on the 10Th inst. were as fol-
lows:
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Nashville Flour aRad Grain EaIksI.
FLoUR-Market, active. We quote as
follows: Superfne $3.50; extra So 90;
Xxx 800; family $S@8.25; fancy 500
. So
Com MEAL-Marhet steady as follows:
Loose unbolted 75s . bushel; bolted
SOC; kiln dried 1915 2 bbl
WHEAT-We note light receipts from
the country, and sales at S1.4O@1.5O .
bUshel.
OoEN-Sales of loose at 63@65e. We
continue to report shipments at 75c, sack
ed and delivered in depot.
BARLEY-Market duh at 6OQ65c. Sales
to-day from first hands of 800 bushels at
60c.
OATs-We quote for new 4O@45 9 bush
81. Western, old, sold from store ct FOG
75c.
OFFAL-We quote bran at $50 2 ton;
shipstutf $50 q ton.
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New YORK, July 12.-Cotton dull and
prices have declined; middling uplands
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

II you want bargain in a good watch
and chain, go and get one from G. Il. Cal
houn L Co., Maxwell House. my7 IF
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LeuisviIle lIarket..

LOUISVILLE, July 12-Tobscco very
active. Sales ia hhds. lEgs at So. 1905 90;
common to medium leaf Sc. 75@I2. Flour
weak, with downward tendency; extra
family Sc 25. Wheat in fair demand; sales
of 800 bushels; old S14O; new choice
SL25; Corn IN fair demand, at zoe. Oats
quiet. Rye unchanged Mess pork SIG
In round lots. Bacon 20, and 9G9!c; Su-
gar-e1red hams 154e; plain I43c, all
packed. Lard 1O2@11to. Whisky quiet,
at Gle.
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$15. 50@15.75. Bacon quiet; order lnts
shoulders 78e; clear rib sides Sc; char
sides 93c. Sugar-cured hams l7c. ChScs
hogs and cattle unchanged. Reeeivss-
Flour, 800 brls; wheat, 25, 200 bu; corn,
20, 200 bu; oats, 1000 bu; barley, 755 bu;
rye 500 bu
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Nashville Prnhnos mnrnet


EGGS Fiat with sales from wagon to-
day at 6@Sc.
POTATOES quote at 81 3 Dol, and
market dull. n
POULTRY We quote chickens at 81. $50
$50 q doz.
PEANUTS We quote at $3.50 from store
and Sl.75 from wagons. Nothing doing.
HAY-We quote at $21 Q ton.
HoMEY-OommAnds $3.50 3 Dbl.
WooL-Wequo.e combing 33@35c q n;
carding free from burs, 2S@S1c; tub
washed 4Oc; burry wool 5000 q ID less.
But little CON .ng in.
BUTTEG We hear of sales of ordinary
at loo l2c q 10; choice commands from
20@25e.
FEATHEEs-The demand is fair OF SOC
CSC for strictly prime.
NAVY BEANs-We quote from store at
50. 80 2 bushel.
BEEswAx-We quote at 28@3Oe.
COTTON SEED-We quote at 80 , ton.
GINsENG-We quote at zoe.
RAGs-Market steady at 4o.
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EJcatn II u Former Sc, sidcHt OF This
Place.

TIE Louisville papers chronicle the
death Of John l.. SeAon, Esq, so Of the
Rev E. ". Ssbcn, and before the war a
prominent young lawyer Of this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

Go to e. Rice & Cos, 81 College street,
if you want fine goods at low prices. They
have the best stock of goods in The city.
jy9 st tu&th
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New York Cotton TIarket.

New York Cotton Market
New YORK, July 12.-Cotton dali and
prices have declined; middhng uplands
2O5c.
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CNoENATI, July 12.-Cotton duh and
prices have declined to 2O4@2O1c for mid :
ding.
ST. Louis Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Ootton quiet at
zoe.
Louisville Cotton Market,
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-Cotton cuiet I'm.
steady; middling 20!c.
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, July I2.-Cotton ouiet
good ordinary Ice. Net receipts 433 bales
Exports, Great Britain 1866 bales; coast
wise 7l9 bales. Stock, 20, 996 bales.
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, July 12.-Cotton dull mid
ding 209c. Net receipts IS bales. Sales
so bales. Stock 4, 007 bales.
Savannah Cotton MARKET.
SAVANNAH, July 12.- Cotton quiet. mid
ding 1910 @194c. Net receipts IS bsIer.
Exports cosstwise 242 bales. Sales. 50
bales. Stock 1929 bales.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE. July 12.-Coston quiet mid
ding Zoe. Net receipts IS bales. Sales.
90 bales. Stock, 9,102 bales.
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Wholesale QUOTATIONS

Boiled Linseed Oil s1.O6, Raw 81 OF. Sperm 81 90
Bank zoe. Lubt'g OILS 45c to CSC, Lard Oil 81 Is,
Cheap to strictly pure White Lead 7c to l2c.
English Varnish 50 (goldl, Ochre 4%c.S Turpen-
tine, pure, 59c. Wax Flower and Artists mate
rails, Glazed Sash AT LOW PRICES.
CHAS. II. GAUTHIER,
No. 26 North College street. (near Union.)
spr30 SIN Atm
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Trunk Mandatory.
Ladies and Gentlemens fine Travelling
Trunks, Valise5 and Satchels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dun
stead's, AZ Market street. je27 If
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BANKING HOUSE
aali0naI savings C9mpan!
L. @. TARBO1. Oashier.
TH0S. 8. AAER. President.

- Depoz.ta received, AID interest," EioWs5
ae1sons leans negotiated, col.sotioDn r1sds, and
6eneEal Banking business transacted. colo g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

at Pattersons, Round the CORNER, to-day.
OFFICE OF THE NASHVILLE LIFE INsUR-
ANCE Co., No. 16 MAXWELL HoUsE, NASH
VILE, linn, July s, lS71.-Mr. Z ebert
s. Hynes has been appointed Special Agent
of this Company for this city and county,
and We bespesk for him a courteous re-
ception and hearing from those whom he
may canvass in behalf of the Nashville Life
JOHN Ii. BASS, President.
WM HENRY SMITH. Sec'y.
ivlI 81 tleR ihnE& SIM
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WhitcOmb's Asthma Remedy
"a sure cure. apr7 1awly thurs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

Geo. Il. Calhoun i Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. N.Y. If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

BALTIMORE, July II. Flour dull and
the market unsettled. Extra $50. Wheat
scarce and firm. Ohio and Indiana new
Sl.35@1 80. Corn quiet and weak.
Mixed Western 7I@73c. Oats dull; old
Western 54@56c. Mess pork SIS. 80.
Bacon; shoulders 10; sides 999Ic; clear
rib sides &c; hams 17@17tc. Lard II@
114o. Whisky 94kc.
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NASEIVILLEE, TENN.
BOARD oF DIRECTORS.
GENERAL MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, July II, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
There was some little transactions to-day
at decline in quotations, holders yielding
to the prices offered. We quote as fol-
lCyuc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

Try our bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from 70 cents
and upward. JOHN RAMAGE i SoN,
II As College street.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
POLICE NOTES.

Thomas johnson, age 30, was found dead ycster-
day in tue lotg ng touse No. 34J Waersi.
Frederick DCdler German, age 10, was killed by
car No. lU7 Of the SeveItb-ave HEe. Tuesday night
Jacob Corrcl's barber shop, No. 100 East Eighty
aItHs., damaged $50 by Ire yesterdy. Insured
Wm Parson & Co.'s ammonia factory. at Twcn-
t,th damaged 500 by Gre yesterday. Ip'ured
Robert BannOn age 35, died yesterday in st. Lukcs
Hospital injuries received Tuesday a. the ThrdA'c Iaal
GcIUt
SCOTS rcctifyng estahlishmrntin in Yorkst, Brook,
hr seized b the R1enue officers Tuesday, released
yesterday.
John F,ics age &C. Of No. sol Sivthst., arrested
ye.,erda stau. joan Ec 49, o No 10 st Eih d. IN
the left siIe.
Frederick W. Armstrong, arc 6, residing or the
barge ounc ug the loot Of JsyL n H. Tell overheard and
drowned yesterday.
Diamonds worth $4,000, stolen from II. TocIfcr's
cwrry store No bOol!r d., ecOyere !csar
day from paWnbroker iu HCW-GOTk
John Henley age So of Sixty -frst:st, near First
ave thrown his Yesterday IN ftySsyeuthSt near
FifhlVe., and received dsngeSoU' injuries
Marcus Cans of No. GIG Fifth-st., n conductor on
pile lumber At Avenue and Ronrteenths
Carrie Chase age "a. of No. 216 Elzabcth-st.. re-
av the ac'I"aa tsc Ec OF \
.smrd Hogan o fOIptoa J. IaA'n to
Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1876 Broadway, NeWYOrk.

This COMPANY bed sud s has agency 10 Chicago, and nov
paying its there promptly the be 1ad When
these are all paid HOMES will exceed those VI other New
York company.
Furthermore the Board Of Directors has unanimously resolved to call
upon the StOckhoe the earliest practicable moment for enough al
donA capital to restore its assets to nearly $ooO ahr every
Chicago claim fully satisfied VIII this furnish ample indemnity
TO all insurance. not that Company entitled confidence
and support thus like THE HOME stands the breach and
fully protects the Chicago calamity instead Of Boosting
that it has o share In such disaster
Interpretations Of the Company In circulation BY interested
parties especially whom this Company pays commission
preerng directly It's eusoneG but statements re-
uc upon the ovency rue HOME wholly untrue the on
any member Of the Board Of Directors vii 6e happy explain
lic-,eJ upon 10 person.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
tees to-day The County Treasurer has decided TO pay
old claims ont Of the current apportionmcnt Current
claims will remain unpaid
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.


old claims ont Of the current apportonmcnt Current
ClaiMs viii remain unpaid
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Democratic County
Convention made the nliowing nominate yesterday;
County Judge, Vim. IL Pemberton OF Mount Vernon
Attorney jackson o. Dykman; Justice OF ees-
sions William Howe Of Sing Sing; Superintendent Of
the Poor, f. X. Mott Of Grccnhurgh.
TREMoNT.-An unknown man committed suicide yes
terday efternoon b> shooting himself WITH pistol Id A
Of John MaEraw run over and fatally hlreu ny
freight train yesterday.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The Mayor has vetoed the rcso-
luton Of the Board Of Aldermen providing for furnishing
a City Armory." " Harold HenwOod, o member OF the
Board of Education has resigned. Herman schloDorh
sustained serious injuries ut West End by the railing OF
timber from New-Jersey Railroad car yesterday
smallpox patient was admitted to the Charity tOsptSi
yesterday The RcINbieans have nominated George :
PlvnptOn In the II ii, and William H. Wood Ill the II III
Dist let, for Assembly.
Observation-Disclosures Ira Budd and Capt Charles A.
Galuba were thrown from carriage yesterday ana ne
r9g inc ESs ffe bast n C%rcR
German Republican Centr I9lmtce dctslnlEeu a aSo
evcrmg to present the name O EcTinali Ior me oi in
Of coroner The Republican County AQnSenti0H ~sE1
hr bel 1T Library Hail to-day Joseph FnSett OF No
2l5 ACadcmyst., abOpr employed on the losl Ui,o
huiidnr fell 80 feet from scufvd, yesterday receiving
probably fatal hinries.
HonoKrS--Tho Manhattan Club was defeated ny the
Jersey Guy Cup ye;cr9ay Oy ssOrs Ei 40 x0t
/ thousand three DunOlCU ana HlJI-lWo NohlH
registered Patrick Hayes, for assaulting an officer
was held in 81 ball. yesterday. Michael OBrien anu
Thomas STANLEY, for attempting to Rescue prisoner,
were held IN 500 bail each. Bishop Bailey has organ
| lied q German Roman Catholic congregation in the
| Fourth Ward.
| BI BIooMFIELD-Mary Pullman age IL, was found dead
in her bed early yesterday. Her mother was also yg
unconscious on the bed, and the room was ted Win Win
gaseous fumes from q cooking stove. Frederick Full
man the chds father has bad reputation, and memo
rlnda written card and in book indicate foul play
| PATERsON.-FOur thousand two hundred and twenty
one voters have registered Til" Passaic County sun
day School Association VIII hold its annual Convention
to-day The Choral Society held Concert ut the Op-
cIaIlouso in aid Of the Chicago sufferers last night.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
GOLD BONDS
OF THEl
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Railroad Company.
7-3O INTEREST IN GOLD.
Payable semi-Annually, January and
July, free Of Government Taxes

These Bonds arc secured by a
FIRST and ONLY Mortgage on
the Road, and it's earnings and
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE
COMPANY, including nearly co.
100000 of acres of the best agricul-
tural timber sections on the Cont.
nent,
About the 1st of January next
nearly two millions of acres of the
finest lands in Minnesota will be
placed in the market by the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, and
the proceeds of their sale will be
used TO PURCHASE AND CAN
GEL THE COMPANY'S 7-3O
BONDS, provided they can be pur-
chased at a price not exceeding llO.
These securities; are now selling
at par and accrued interest in cur
rency.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 90 Wall Street.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brer0ort House.-Judge Stephen J. Field Of
the T. g. supreme Court, and Charles Francis Adams r
of Cambridge. =--- metropolitan H0tei.-Mr SothCTn
the comedian; Prince George Gazin Of RUSSIA Judge
Loiug of Boston, and the Hon. W.P Smith 0f washing
TON ==-= Clarendon Hotel. - Lady Lis-dr wife of
the Governor General Of Canada Mr.. TAryiIlc,
AMI Miss Dalton OF Canada. -- AiJcmdrc
Hotel-O stenerseU, the swedish Minister -==
50. James Hotel. The Hon Robert G. Winthrop
of Boston, and the Hon. F. NJ Madden OF Mddlcuwn,
n. Y. - HOFFMAN House-COl Rugcr of West Point
and Lieut.. Commander COrTinge, L. S. Navy. 49,
WeslmipStcr HOtci-lslac LivermOre of Boston. -
st. Dents HOtsI-The Hon. George G. Munger OF ROchCs-
ter. FifthA Ueaue HOtel-The Hon. o. W. Chap
man Of Binghamton, the Hon. IL d. BarsO OF Truman
burg, n. Y; C. b. Lansing Of Albany, AMI Thatcher
MaLuun OF Boston. =-==-= ErereN House - Can't.
j. W. Reilly Of West Point. - ST. Nicholas
H0tei - Niles G.. Parker State Treasurer Of
south Carolina Samuel NJ. NckcrSOn Of Chicago Col
Bcckwh Of Philadelphia and Erastus Collins Of Hart
ford and the following member, of the Democratic
state Commuters Lieut.-GOv Beach, Attorney General
Champ!aim, the Hon. H. o. ChesehrU, Joseph Wdrren
and l.. ID. Faulkner. Netr York HDicl-t"l. {. J.
spraguc, l.. A. and Spencer C. Ne Corhic oi PmLadr
pna.
DEPARTURES
Cen sherman left the city for Washington, and Senator
sumner fOr Boston, last evening.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
BASEBALL.

MUTUAL VS.. ATHLETIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ,19.-The deciding game
the championship SERIES between the Muuals Of New
York and the Athletics of this city, played this
afternoon The Athletics took the lead aud maintained
to the end Outheding and OutDatthg their opponents.
The follow ing is the score:
INNINGS,
clubs 1T. 3D. 81. 4th. 5h 9Th It'll 9th 9th Total.
Nrra.',...... . g
Trse Clubs play Tomorrow for the Chicago Relief
fInt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
TIE TURF.
TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK.

ENTRIES TIE FLEETWOOD PAEK FALL TRoTTING
MEETING.
PurN Of 4 go for l:29 horse.
NJ Roirn's rR j. II. 60 Pre- OH Denmark.
h. adv Weller G p tsrr"nters NJ, Lady Ross
Pufer's T. Lo.;ery. A. Pat s"us ch 6. DTeadnaugnt
Purse Of : LOO for 2:J!
Rclcn's O. m Heather Buun Uu.fr., Farnv lambert
g. Fireman. b. H. Lay W"lrr + SyIts o. r. Cons anc'
j. MuuhI BIN. LAZY 5. T. c.sOns ch. Belle Vi
w. VI. MeeAbs BIZ e. Fl Iht Rells Ol"iq
Purse uf 500, frr tor all horses
rriprs h. m. American t.ri. VI. ;Odca's IcnrT.
Maces George Palmer bOrsts Gtorsy Willes
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

GURxl1r'S CoLoGNE-l;est in America.

FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF AME@ICAN CuET-
l. .-p. II. M,IN,nS fr"lrs'"r "i ChrnInO Mo. At
IosUilal SockhOm f haze ttei lAIL
TALK !iAn RESLwEg anI Sly tYat wn
T,siO.e gag hair s. It's uEtural color.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
HOME NEFS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
k1oh. "a. Midnight.
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch RortN. Battery and
ws' nd Con"y H. N. Y. Bath Flushing, L. J.
a. n. n
O:2} J:3J 44
(Sec Fifth psgNJ
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

tation Of Eo>. TRoCHys for the relief Coughs Cold,
and Thros, Diseases. given them favorable notoreiy.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

TIE BEST PLACE III New-YOTk to buy REL
MATCHES DIANONDs RICm, TAsHnNGHLE jHr VLT Al
STEKLING SILVER, is SQrmEs, ~ tuon-,t diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

IT MATTERS LITTLE 70 KNOX what political
conventions dJcs alter tLa his
tauess sspe well supeu" make. BoadNay Full
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

GENTS DRESS IIATs.-Iicbberd, 419 Broadway
sutt has h beshis stock ~ dress undrcss hats
silk Hats ~ Boys aud Ch.dCn's HAS.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYTING OFFICES
L0rD So BroadSAl Twenty 80
Broadway h4Geup garments lirs feathers gO'e, &C. cieaneI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

For stylish and elegant HAT, go to EsPEN-
sCBEID, Manufacturer. ll8 Nassau.sL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER makes elegant Rolls,
Biscuits Bread Grlc Cakes, PotPe and Fruit Dumpus
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

Norl 81 Tl4t Sat Satr.Doa. Pe'urn Actn-l M
iSSa,I...... iSs - = iAS &l:iS B GF,3 &ls:G3
tTurc ., ,ir - .k,.,Os taltu from the LivOua)
Victcr} the COdmba, by allowance Of time, 10 min
utes si seconds The third race of the series the
club cuUI w will he sailed to-day The Palmer will, in
all probability, be the selection al the Committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-31
ILLINOIS.
-s WAIT e
N,,,,.,n A.. on

CHICAGO, Aug. 90.
Senator Pierce, of Grundy county, Sen.
ator Smith, Of Will county, Franklin
Corwin and A. D. Moore, of Lasalle
county, and Hon. Washington Bushnell,
Attorney General Of the State, are IN.
nounced as candidates for the Republican
nomination for Congress, in the Sixth
District Of this State, To flll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Dillon. B. @.
Cook.
Gov. Oglesby, Jesse X. Dubois, JILL
Burridge, 8. W. Moshton, Senator Boyd,
and Senator McNulta, are announced as
Republican candidates for Congressman
ut large, t0fill the vacancy oCcasioned by
the resignation Of Gen. Logan, elected
Senator. There Is q very general wish
that Mr.. Medill, Of the Chicago Tribune,
should be candidate, but Ii Il Under.
stood that he Is indisposed, to have his
friends make any special effort 70 secure
his nomination. He hes gone to Ohio 10
speak In behalf Of the Republican cause
in that State. .s,,4.s e,Y ,.,s 20
Hon VIM. NJ. Smith, Speaker oi the
Illinois House Of Representatives, Is 10
this city. He says that he will be here
on the 18th Of November 10 open the ses-
sion otthe Legislature. The indications
are that hei Is Of the opinion that the Leg.
islatE9 will adjourn TO meet here and not
in Springfield, a. claimed by Governor
Palmer CIT
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Virginia Conservative Convention,

IlCMONDt Va AuBHAt 0U
The Conservative Convention met at
noon today Eighty.three counties and
cities were represented by over $50 dele
gates, among whom are many Of the lead
Ing and ablest men in the State. The
Convention was temporarily organized by
the choice Of Ex-Governor Robert L
Montague as Chairman, pro tenn. The
Committe on permanent organization ap
pointed on motion to admit tho delegates
from the Colored Conservative Club, oi
Richmond was adopted, and the appear.
ance ol tho colored delegates on the floor
was greeted with prolonged applause, and
the greatest harmony and good feeling
prevailed.
A permanent organization Of the Con.
servative Convention Is perfected, with
the election oi ThOs. 8. Bocock as Presi.
dent. In bis speech, on taking the chair,
he counseled unity Of action and the
burial of dead issues. A committee ol
three from each congressional district was
appointed, with ex.Gov. Smith as chair.
man, 10 prepare tho business to be brought
before the Convention.
A resolution inviting Gov. Walker TO a
seat in the Convention was opposed on
the ground that It was destined TO give
the appearance Of official importance To
the declarations Of the Convention. After
some spirited cross.fring, the resolution
was laid on the table. -. -
Ex. Confederate Gen. Jubal Early de.
clined to serve on the business committee
for The reason that he was not Ii sympa'
thy with the progressive spirit Of a ma.
jority Of the Convention.
Adjourned until tomorrow. ---.--