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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

HAWKINS INSTITUTE EDGEFIELn.-An
excellent school for young ladies, with the
above tide, vii be opened in Edgcfcld, on
the first Monday in September. Il will oc-
cupy the building on Boscobel street, now
the residence Of Rev. Mr.. ELLIS. This
school will furnish the beautiful town Of
EdgeGeld a great desideratum in intellectual
enjoyment. A sojrce will be given twice a
month, when the pupils will afford their
friends an opportunity Of observing their
progress in music and other studies Mrs.
HENW WEBER and Mrs. CAruAHINE JoNEs
are the Principals and are well known as
ladies OF high intellectual culture, and
every way worthy the confidence Of our
citizens. We earnestly hope this school may
he proud success.
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville, Tenn.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M......... Principal.
GEO. =. BLACKIE, A. NJ, VI. D., v. Prin.

THIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN THE
L Large and COImOdiOuS Buildings on Broad
Street, between Spruce and Vine Streets former
" known as the Shelby Medical College The
location Is accessible, healthy and private and i'm
all respects sutablet for Boarding and Day School
for \ Dung Ladies, The Institution is provided
with gas and water throughout, with large and
spacious Study Halls, Chapel, Music Rooms and
Lodging Rooms, ample Galleries, and a Large
Play Ward for exercise in bad weather. Altc-
gether, the accommodations are unsurpassed By
any Institution in the South, being capable of
accommodating one hundred boarders.
No expense or pains will be spared to secure the
services Of competent and experienced instructors
IN each department at all times and the course Of
instruction will embrace all that parents and
friends of education could desire.
The Principal has had an experience of twenty
i've years in the South and the Vice Principal is
well known to the citizens Of Nashville
The Session will open on Monday September
10th, 1866, and close on the last Of June, 1867.
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE.
WINCHESTER, TENN,
COENfENCpc cuDTr,,rr,r,p 49,.

JHE TRUSTEES OF THIS NOTED INSTI-
Il tuition take pleasure in announcing 70 its
friends, and the public generally, that the Col
lege Buildings have been thoroughly repaire5
and that the past collegiate year closed June Ian
with ONE HUNDRED AND Twenty PUPILs in con
THE PRESIDENCY of the Institution i Sill
IN charge of Il. e. GRAVES. so widely and favor
ably known rs an uurivalled educator
THE MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT. so
long and ably conducted by Prof. SPENCER, has
been placed in the charge of Professor w. p
MARKS, one of the first Professors Of the TDsti-
tuition, and under whom this department became
so justly celebrated in the South.
ANCIENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. D.
JONES, graduate Of Union University, and for
several years successful Teacher has been
elected to the Chair Of Ancient Languages
UNRlNALLED FACILITIES will be afforded
for the acquisition Of both Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, under the superintcDdancc and in
struetlon Of the most accomplished and Thorough
musicians Of the South, assisted by ~ many com
peteut teachers as the number Of pupils may re-
CURE. No pains will be spared in this Depart
ment.
HsT- The best talent that can be procured will
be devoted to the Primary and Preparatory De-
partmentS.
FACULTY.. C. Graves, A. NJ, President;
". ?. MARKS, A. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics; Rev.
4. ID. JoNEs, A. NJ, Prof Of Ancient Languages;
Mrs. A. c. GRAVES, Prof of Rhetoric; Prof v
hNERINGER. Prof. of Music; --, Principal Of
preparatory Department; -, PRINCIPAL Of
Primary Department; Prof GUETrA. Drawing
TUITION.-Primary Glasses. per year. $50 90;
Preparatory Glasses per year. $40 GG: Collegiate
Glasses, per year, $50 90; Piano. with use oil in
strument' $50 70. Board from $40 % TO SO 90 per
month.
For further information, apply to President Of
NJ. B. CLEMENT.
Jy22-lm@ President Board Of Trustees
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

LAW son DOL.
Law FACULTY:
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.
NATHAN GREEN, L. B.
HON. HENRY COOPER
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE LAW SCHOOL.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History Of a Law
suit; Walkers American Law stephens Plead
ing; hents COu8nentarios story on PromissOry
Notes
MIDDLE CLAss.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency; StOry's Equity Jurisprudence; Story's
Equity Pleading; Groenloafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLlss.-Story on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Lomax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution.
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MONETARY And NVERCIlL.
0FEIoE or THE UNIoE AND ANsRIc4N,

FRIDAY. August "a. 1866.
Gold is unsettled and higher, having opened in
New York yesterday at l 501I, declined to 49}l
and closed at P. n. at l 5OH Brokers here
were paying 47@1 IS and asking 40.
Government bonds are quoted as follows 5-21s.
l OS1s9I 0S3zi Coupons. 1901 lO1s; ID and 3rd
SERIES OSJs@1 OSJI 1O-iOs, l 0l5SaI gI7s; 7-50s.
l 066l O5'{.
Liverpool adyicgs Of the Ord. quote sos.
at 20
Business is dull in money circles. Bank Of
Tennessee notes are bought at 80 cents and held
at 400 p cents, with no sales.
Union Bank notes are bought at 1903 and held
at 1906 cents.
Planters Bank notes are still unsettled. Some
dealers offering as low as % while others are pay
ing - cents.
There is very little doing in Southern Bank
notes. The only demand seeming to be among
dealers, who pay as high if not higher rates than
can be obtained in any other market.
GROCERIEs.-Th market was rather quiet yes
terday. The demand is only moderate, but pri-
ces are essentially the same as reported in our
last.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph.l


NEW York, August 23.-Cotton frmer 1910
"a for middling uplands, 3512936 for middlfng
Orleans Flour dull and l0925 cents lower for
unsound, and quiet and steady for sound grades
So 7599; extra State s. 95@l0 IS, ex. X. H. 0.
$ll 2Ggl2. Trade brands closing dull Whisky
quiet and northumberland. Wheat receipts
1915 bushels; quite firm for prime parcels and
dull for inferior; sales $4,000 bushels at 81 06 for
No. Milwaukee, 81 25a2 30 for No. l do, 50 60
for amber State. Rye shade frmer sales Of
1900 bushels Western at S7CG95 inferior to good
Receipts Of corn 1891 bushels; sales of 6 800 bush
OILS at Sl9S2 for inferior, and Sl15S4 for shipping
mixed Western. Tho latter are the extreme
rates. Receipts of Oats llS,779 bushels. Market
without decided change; sales Of So 900 bushels at
40G4g. Chicago 46G52, Milwaukee 54955.
Java Coffee quiet Sugar dull; sales l,500 bar
rcls Cuba at 1917. Moiasses quiet Petroleum
dull; crude .; refined in bond 44045. Pork
opened frmer, but closed lower; S33GS33 . for
new mess, closing at S33. Beef unchanged. Bacon
active; cut meats heavy but moro active at 100
l5c for shoulders; l91z@2lH for hams. Lard
heavy at lS14G2l. Butter steady at 20923c for
Ohio, and 3Og45 for State. Cheese in moderate
demand at 50l9c
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Now YORK Money aInrket.
by telegraph

NEW York. August 23.--The Posts money ar
ticle says gold is excited and scarce q to per
cent having been paid for loans. The selling
price has been as high as l SIS The loan mar
ket is fairly active at per cent with some trans
actions at 6 per cent. The flow Of currency to the
west continues and has some influence in stimu-
lating activity. Money discounts are gradually
increasing; good bills are passing at 513G715 per
cent The stock ;, market is dull. GoyernmeP 1t
Reading, K. j. and n. W. attracting chief atten-
ton. Before the first regular session Erie was
quoted at 7334; NJ. S., III; G. 4 p, So. After
the board the market was firm for railroad shares
and dull for Government Is at ! 80. The market
was irregular this even ing. Gold strong; Gov
ernments quiet, and railroad shares inactive, but
firm. Foreign exchange declining and inactive.
Bills at sixty days on London is quoted ut l 069
l 06l3; for commercial, 07@l 073s; Bankers do at
short sight, OS@l 0Sz.
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Cincinnati Mnrket.

CINCINNATI. August 23.-P. M.-Flour unchang-
ed. The demand Is local and confined to the low
CT grades. Wheat Is in light supply and prices
higher; new red 81 1902 As, Corn very dull and
prices lower; mixed 53@55c, and being scarce is
wanted for city use at soc. Oats dull and prices
The demand is very light. Rye unchanged, 100
Soc Whisky steady. Provisions steady and firm
at full prices. but the demand is but moderate.
Mess pork, S33. Bacon, lie, 1910 and 2l14c. Bulk
meats. Is. III and l9c. Lard dull, prime can be
bought at l01zc. Groceries, firm. Glover seed,
% IS. Timothy, dull and unsettled at So 509$4
klaXseed. 81 50gS3. Butter, firm at 27t930c for
primo. Gold 90
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New York stoek lIarket.
by telegraph

NEW York, Aug. 23.-The Commercials mon
ey article says. the stock market, to-day, exhib-
tied more strength, it was generally higher. Gov
ernments weaker. The Money markets. without
any material change. The demand for large
loans for the purchase Of gold, has temporarily
checked the downward tendency arising out Of
the depressment, on account of the temporary
loan, and a good deal Of money was loaned at 5
per cent. First class borrowers, however, can get
all they want at 4 per cent Discounts show A
steady increase of activity with rather more firm
ness in rates. The extreme rates for prime bills
arc 5a6H per cert Transactions in foreign ex-
change are checked by the unsettled condition of
of n dnnlina in gold
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TnaOIVrnf NOfien

w HEREAS, A. J. =. WALKER, Admins
w traitor 81 the estate Of A. W. Carson. deed,
has suggested 20 the Clerk Of the County Couri u
jackson county, Tennessee. the insolvency Of said
estate It therefore. ordered by said clerk
that the administrator proceed 10 advertise the
same in some newspaper in the State Of Tcnnes-
see. and at the court-house door in the town Of
GainesbOro, for all persons having claims against
said estate % Gle them with said clerk. on OF be-
fore the 18th day Of February 1867. properly au-
thcuticatcd for pru r0fG distribution. All persons
having claims agants said estate are hereby Motif
ell TO tile them required in the ABOVE order OF
they will be forever barred.
A. J. b. WALKER,
Administrator Of said Estate.
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London stock and Money Market.

LONDON. August 22-NooN.-No change Of mo-
ment in the money market. Consols quoted at
SS4 for money. Market for American securities
firm, with an upward tendency and an advance is
noted from last nights quotations. The prices
ruling are rs follows: United States 500 70l4
Illinois Central shares II; Erie IS.
LONDON August 22-P. N.-Tho following are
the official quotations of American securities at
the close Of business to-day United States sos,
20; Illinois Central Railroad. ~: Erie IS.
COnsols have declined q per cent. the official
figures at the close Of business to-day being SGl5
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InsOlVent Notice.

NHEREAS. ROBERT A. cox Administra-
w ter Of the estate of Silas c. Carnwcll. decd.
has suggested 90 the Clerk Of the County Court Of
jackson county, Tennessee, the Insolvency Of said
that the administrator proceed TO advertise the
same in some newspaper in the State Of Tennessee,
and at the court house door in the town efGainS-
boro. for all persons having claims against said
estate % hie them with said clerk, on or before
the Sth day Of February, 1857. properly auihcnti-
Gated for pro rnia distribution. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate arc hereby
notified g. Gle them required in the above order
or they viii be forever barred.
r. A. cox.
Administrator Of said Estate.
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BALLOON BALLOON There will be
Balloon ascension this and tomorrow after
noon, in front Of the Old Theatre, on Cher
ry street. The minstrel band will manage
the arial monster and we should not be sur
prised to see funny CHARLEY REYNOLDS act
as principal erOnaut on the occasion. At
tention is called to the splendid bill of fen
the band of warblers denOminated DUPREz &
BENEDICTs troupe, furnish this evening.
Go and see them, and have good laugh,
and all will be well.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

&7S 70 TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER
brated COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE price SIS. The Machine viii stitch.
hem fclI tuck bind. braid and embroider The
elotb cannot DO pulled apart, even after eyerv
hind stitch Is cut Every Machine warranted for
three years Services Of disabled Confcaerafes
,,spesiallv desired. These Machines sell well In
connection with books. but paw much larger Der
cent. For terms address Us al Franklin, Simpson
s. N. TOLIVER 4 co.
vs--ftws Genl Agents for the south
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

LAST night was as quiet and serene in its
beauty as ever a gentle moon shone upon.
The streets were thronged with pleasure
seekers. A slight mist rose from the hills
around the city. The orb of night shone
through the hazy atmosphere, and sparllled
like diamonds upon the ripping waters of
the Cumberland. Music lent harmony to
the soothing night and merry feet kept
pastime with the passing hours. Night,
and JOY, and pleasant dreams. May they
come in quick succession.
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stock Exchanged o'clock Board.
rp,, VoIocropb

New YORK. August 23.-At the last open Board
to-day the following were the principle sales:
n. Y. c. 10354; Erie 1873; W. u. Tel. ISIS; c. &
p. SSl4; I. c. 1917. Gold closed at 1905. Govern
nent securities better. The demand for money
is less active and the market easier
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HAWKINS INSTITUTE,

For the Education of Young Ladies.
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Louisville Market.

LOuIsvILLE. August 23.-Tobacco. sales 1l2 hhds
at full rates. Superfne -four ST.. Mixed corn 6Oc
in bulk. New red wheat 81 Is. Oats, new. in
bulk, 3jc. Mess pork S33. Bacon, shoulders, lie
clear sides 2lc. Kentucky bagging SEC; India do
40c; low dc. Raw whisky o.
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Cumberland University,
LEBANON, TENN,
WILL BE OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION
W Of Students, in all Departments.
FIRST
MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
LITERARY Faculty.

LITERARY FACULY.
7. G. ANDERSON, D. D. President.
Z. BEARD, ID. D., Professor Ancient Languages
and Theology.
les
JULIUS BLAU, Prof Modern Languages.
). W. BOYD, A. NJ, Principal Preparatory.
The course Of Study is extensive and thorough
and the Trustees are determined 70 make the
University what It was before the war-ths lead
ing Institution in the South
Tuition Fees, Sl5 20 Sj5 per Session
Boarding. for all Departments 81 TO S. per
week
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Liverpool Market.


LIVERPOOL. Aug. 22-NOON-The cotton market
is unchanged from the prices quoted last evening:
Middling uplands l315d. The sales for Today are
unchanged.
The provision market remains without any al
teratlOn.
LIvERPOOI., Aug. 22-P. M.-There is no change
to report in commercial matters, with the single
exception that pork is advancing.
LIVERPOOL, August 23-NoON-Cotton is frmer
Estimated sales 1900. Breadstufis fiat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
South Side Institute.

I'HE LEASE ON THE PRESENT PREMISES
procurable, the exercises of this School viii mt
De resumed in SEPTEMBER. Due notice viii be
gwen as soon as suitable buildings are secured and
necessary arrangements made.
NANTED.-A house eligibIv situated for tho
terms, Box 800. or.
MRS. EMMA HOLCONBE.
aHio-ol Nashville.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

UommerciaI Bank ......lO
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina........-.. .......20
Merchants Bank..-......2S
Bank of RoXborO'.-......2O
Miners and Planters
Bank.............-.........l5
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Foreign Markets.

to-day reduced the rate of discount from s to Z
per cent. Consuls are quoted at $50 for money.
The following are the currant prices for Ameri-
can securities to-day: u. $; 520's 20; Erie shares
~; 1 c shares II;
LONDON, August &3-NoON.-Consols SS15 bank
rates redueee = per cent; I. G. shares II; Erie
shares Az: SOS 20.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

IHE ltEQUIsTTION OF THIS NALUAR-E ART il
held TO be matter Of such moment not merely To
the literary and professional man. but also 10 the
merchant, that though forming no part Of the com
merclAl course, It has been deemed in harmony
with the character Of a commercial COLLEGE. HI
institute course Of instruction in il, which the
student at his option can avail himself of com
'ince9 OF ITS ability for his own special purpose
Proficiency guaranteed in five lessons
The college is in perpetual session Rooms omen
from o cl9ck IN the morning till Q al night.
PARTICULARS as to terms, ETC., furnished on ap-
plicatiOn as above auI-9u1
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ALABAMA.

Central Railroad Bank % tennessee BONDS ~
Georgia Railroad and DaFlds9n 20 bonds ~
Banking Company.-.e6 L. hho ". H. IL, ScTlploO
BANK OF Mlgulo 1a-'''''S9 The above bonds are
Marine BANK -'''-''-''''''e9 bought with coupons
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Stock.-..S5
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INTERESTING CAsE.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday afternoon, case was on
trial which excited much interest. The facts
are substantially as follows The defend
ants, WILLIAM CURTIS, GEORGE Hicks and
LEVI ABERNATHY were judges Of the cleo
ton held for county officers Of Davidson
county, last March. The polls we're held at
Sulphur Creek The complainant, WM. B.
COLLINS approached the polls and offered
his vote, at the same time producing the GER
tiiicate Of the County Clerk that he was
legal voter. After some deliberation, the
judges refused to receive CoLLISs' vote on
the ground Of his bcinga free negro. Hence
the suit, on the charge Of illegally prevent
ing electors from voting.
This is a test case, as a number of persons
Of the same class appeared at the polls, in
the same precinct, and demanded to have
their votes recorded, which demand was re-
fused on the same ground. It appeared
ON the part Of the prosecution that COL
Inns had been a soldier in the service Of
the United States, and as such had voted
at the last Presidential election His gene
raj appearance Is that Of white man. The
States attorney also contended that every
person was a competent voter VINO was com
potent 10 testify before a court Of Justice
The County Clerks certificate, he said, was
prHna f1cic evidence that COLLINS was a legal
voter. The defense proved that the family Of
Wilson, which contains number Of males,
came from Wilson county; that in that vi |
cinity they were known as free negroes, and |
associated with that class; that no member
Of the family ever claimed the right to vote. |
The defense also insist that under the act Of |
1884, negroes had no poll-tax to pay and |
therefore were not voters; that COLLINS |
family had paid no poll tax since 1884 The
argument was in progress at a late hour yes
terday able counsel being engaged on both |
sides The refusal 10 receive a legal vote
constitutes a misdemeanor, and the penalty |
is from s. to $50, as assessed by the jury.
We may be able to give the result Of the
trial tomorrow.
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THE FALL Notwithstanding the
prospect Of short crops, our more enterpri-
sing merchants continue their preparations
for the Gall and winter business, which they
hope 90 increase greatly, by offering such
inducements TO buyers as will not fail to
secure their patronage. The wholesale gro
Gerry and commission house of Messrs.
BAILEY, ORDwAY & Co., are better than
ever prepared 10 accommodate the wants
and transact the business Of their enormous
customers Having enlarged their facilities
for storing cotton, and completely systema-
TIED their business, their old patrons and
the public generally are invited to call, and
are promised a cordial welcome, prompt
attention 90 their business, and a large and
varied stock from which TO select any article
they may need
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

The Minstrels were as enchanting last
night as ever. They give another treat to-
night Don't forget the matinee tomorrow
at p. NJ, and take your wives and little
folks to see the fun. You will hear the little
people talk about it for month afterwards.
Remember, DUPREz and BENEDICTs Min
strels at the Old Nashville Theatre.
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MADAME G. NTEARs,
RudimentaI and Finishing School.
w. e. WARDS
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 10 Spruce street, Nashville Tennessee,
will opon its next session on
NDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1850.

TTHIS SCHOOL HAS RECEIVED A MOST
i liberal patronage, now largely increased. No
extra charges made for classical training. Tho
Teachers have been selected for experience, indus
try patience and dignity Of character. child may
enter at SIX years Of age, and by completing tho
course, will acquire every solid and ornamental
benefit. A mOtherly attention viii be given 90
small cchildTcu placed in this school 10 be raised
and educated.
Tho buildings and location arc an that could be
desired. having the most modern impr0y
ia warming. vrntilatiug aud bathing. Special ai-
tcntiou Is paid 10 manners and language. % spell
ling and eIorutiun.
Ia the Musical Department the Teachers are
well known and The Pianos new.
Time Z. given Et meals, aul 4uifg f. here tHaio
part IT education.
rupi -hpui suj,r promptly ol Mo.lay ep-
TENDER b.
For circllIr apply u tla Seminary, ur adj
dress s.. r.. WARD, PRINCIPAL.
Hull-diw-wlt
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE will have
social party at Masonic Hall tonight. We
have no doubt It will be brilliant gather
ing, as the virtue Of temperance causes
everybody to be good and beautiful.
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AM obJbNB
ST ATU RY

= 7 n T 2 n Is l.
/. The Olympus. Juno. Jupiter. Mars. MGR
curry; Minerva. Diana. Vulcan Neptune.
?. Return Of the Prodigal Son,
3. The Fates
Z; JOSEPH interpreting the dreams Of PHARoAH.
EERRhgelIne, Miss n. 1. J.
@. MOSES praying for the defeat Of the Amale-
kites.
Z. Assassination Of julius Cesar. Three Do
sitiOns.
=, s. The Embloms: Religion. Charity. Plenty.
Fortune. Justice Hope
The Nightingale's Triil NrssN s
g. Battle of the Amazons
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New OrEeans NLnrket.

by Telegraph
NEW 0RLEANs, August 23.-Cotton frmer at Sc
for Low Middling. Sales 1850 bales. Receipts
for past four days AS bales. Sterling 57@5S Ex-
oh uuQ
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CoScoRDIA AssocATIoN.-The entertain
ment given by this Association at their
rooms in the Courthouse on last evening
was both pecuniary and dramatic success.
We have never seen more respectable or
intellectual audience gathered in Nashville.
The hall was thronged, and many beautiful
ladies graced it with their presence. The
tableauX were beautifully conceived, and
the groupings artistic. The programme was
Is fOllOWs: