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augment The possible numbers OF ,he constituencies
that Ia It's potential operation approaches strangely
near 10 manhood suffrage Ia the boroughs; and that IL
ever the WORKING class choose 10 realize their voting
power ana TO pull together tho preponderance Of po-
htcai power is In their hands We DO not expect they
VIII; We only say they n they please. and they are
most likely TO do just when le4ss desirable th.y
shouldwhen the usis is most perlous, and when the
Influences brought 70 bear upon them are most mis-
chievons.
Nevertheless are little disposed 10 DO alarmsts.
and amid an TINS possibility Of evil 40 discern also ress
u ht have wider and deeper corruption extrsv
aGant xpenditure crafty aud systematic elccon-
eerng mat candidates will come less into personal
contact with the enormous constituencies we Great
ing, and that election will In consequence become
more and more affairs or OF caucsses OF
con!rG, e,sn that tho general tone Of our policy WIN
gradusay accommodate itself TO the standard OF ntell-
gencs and sentiment which prevails among the
numerical majority all this Is 70 be anticipated
and may bs feared On tho other hand, We
may expsc,, rs soon as the new popular eie-
mont really begins 10 ten upon representation,
an tnfssen Of de~oc'otic vte~ which has long BEEN w.-
knoDn 10 or cofshse plain zpresaiou o! public feel
ing s'pg enough 10 override and reep away much Of
the class seshness and sectional prejudice and stupdI
which have proved peSa0le obstacles the mild
or reforming zeal ADD the feebi reforming hands Of the
party Of progress in tire upper and middle ranka One
probability mas we think, been too completely over
ie0ked, ana fromit we sincere TeforDers draw con-
siderable consolation. Is THAT the franchise has
bsen granted to the g, snd the unn to
the presumably Independent and the VIGOROUSLY
venal, TO tho political and thoughtful skilled wsykmen
OF the manufacturing towns IN corumDn with tho nero
mob o. the smaller constituencies who have political
cenvicsons and no public principles and who either do
NOT care for vote care for It Simply article OF
SALE But It Ia the former asd better Class who will tnks
up their frsnchtse frat those who have most eagerly
desired H. and whose behalf OF the irresistbse
plea OF whose capacity aud competeuce II hss been
especiay demanded, will DO the most prompt to pat
themselves upon the register, the most careful ~
well IS tho most ablc to pay their rates with
regularity, tho most certain to flock to the pol,s.
life we hsge always advocated apd from whose action
90 the Legislature We anticipate most beneds strus
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THE ATeANrIc CABLES.
Delivery OF NewS On enc Americaa Side In

Delivery OF NowS enc Americaa Side In
Winter.
From the London Times city articie). August 1&f
Tho Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Com
panys ship Chern sailed August L. from Grecnhithe
for Pacenta In Newfoundland with three hundred and
twenty miles OF submarine cable manufactured for the
New York, Newfoundland add London Telegraph Gem
pany TO he laid from Piacentia " the island OF 81
Pierre, French colony In the Gulf Of St. Lawrence, and
thence extended TO Sydney, In Nova Scotia.
Great Efforts IL IL said beng made this 70
establish throughout Nova Scotia Of land lines,
which Is hoped will enable the communication be
maintained between Europe, via the submarine cables,
and Canada and the United States during the coming
winter as TO avoid the serious interruptions 10 traffic
which occurred last year Iu any case this cable
about 70 be LAID will enable kilograms 20 10 sent inds-
pendently OF the old land lines Newfoundland that
the risk OF interruption by storms and floods is
much reduced
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the SCIENTIFIC. nEfrIxc At BURLINGTON. VT.

BURIScros. August Is; 1851.
Bat little business done a. the meeting Of -
Scientific Association ersessurday mernng.
section convened - the City Hall at nine u'tfock
A. N Colonel whttlsssy presided Professor MARI
road paper fossil sPongss. The section then -
journed until evening
At ten O'Clock A NJ, by invitation Of the Champlaan
Transportation Company the members took al, excur-
sion Lake Champlan. in the steamer AAiroa-
dacv and visited Port Kent, New York. rsurningin The
afternoon
Both sectioss met in tho evening. In section b M.
T.. H Morgan, Of Rochester, read psper tho cOn-
structon Of beaver DAMS which discassed by sever
gentlemen, and many interesting facts were eiicted
G. H Hitchcock read psper on the compression ~
dstorion Of pebb,es.
Ip section peppers read by T. B. Elliot, Of Wasb-
ington certain laws OF production and trade, and By
Professor James Hyatt OF Nov York on the conveRssso
OF iron steel OF carburetted by drogea 80
Interesting papers are 70 be road Monday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Lnspos MoSEY MARKn.-LoSpoy August 24-Even.
iug.-Consols closed hrm Mt 94k for money. Ameri-
securities closed the following rates limited
states nvetwenties .73x; Illinois Central shares Tx
Erie railway shares AK.
The LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-IIvEkyooI, August
A-Evenng Tho cotton market has been inactive and
CLOSED dull at the following authorized
ldiRg uplands, 10xd. mIddng Orleans Id The sales
Of the day foot up q, 900 bales.
IxvsarO0L BRsADsTuYFs MARKET --LvKReooL, August
34-Evsung.-Ths market for brsadstufHs OF all kinds
CLOSED unchanged
IxvHRroot PRounom MARKEr. -LvxrocI, August
H-Evenng.-Besf 1928. 3d., and pork 75s Cd. per bbl
Other articles steady ~ openng prices.
HvrRrooL PHoDUu MAHKEE-LzvsRroot- August "a
Evening -Rosin "a. Cd. for common and 13s. for
um. Spirits turpentine, 2os Taow, l4s. ID. Petro.
Asgu SID per gallon for spirits aud T. e. for refined
Sugar closed steady 25s Cd Iron unchanged Scotch
pig ssa Oils aad hnsssds closed snaltsrsd frou spen
4ng quotations..
Marine lnteiDigence.
IIvsRpooG- August 2S.-Ths steamship Chicago. Cap.
cain Harris, which sailed from New York the Nth
0nst, hns arrived oue "a
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movements alarmed tbs burglar at the III thsvsii
Is positive that Cooper Is the man,
BURNED 10 DEAru Mary Gordon. In tbs employ -
Major Winans OF No. 80 south street, servGaL was
badly burned during the latter part Of ass week as To
cause her death. she holding lighted candle N
one hand and bottle OF Kerosene oil in the other when
the oil gnted bursting the bottle and scattering tbs
burning liquid her person. She died tbs saIas
night agony
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The CunArd mail steamship Java viii lss~s BcsAse
Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close 10 this city q -
quarter past ons and hAifpast Ave O'Clock ruesda
afternoon.
Tho NEW Yosx HERALD Efit,ou for Europe--wsa -
ready at o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copssa in Wrappers. ready for mailing. sa1
cents
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xurm OK soAau TINE sH, lIllE MOSES.

PrrApmrwrA, August %, 1887
fhs crew Of the ship Lizzie Moses which sailed hence
yesterday for Antwerp when few miles bsov ne csy
notinied aud took possession Of the ship. A police
force Was sent down and arrested fourteen men after
bard fight Toe Brssoness will he brought before the
4 uttsd states commissioner ts-morrow. The mate OF
the vessel stabbed and VI she mutineers had
his Ak oil frscin rcd In the melee.
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whether considering that the prosecution Of the cx-
Governor had broken down, vas the intention OF the
government TO protect him against any further appear
anees in OF justice He went the length or re-
GREETING that the had superseded Mr. Eyre
TO whose wisdom aud discretion the prevention largo
sacrifices OF life and property was attributable Mr.
Eyre was In the condition, after some years OF
Jealous service, OF being without q pension
and otherwise totally unprovided for. The
Duke or Buckingham. while recognizing tho eminent
ervices aud ability" OF Mr. Eyre could undertake.
the part OF the government, to promise any nter-
ference with such actions might DO taken the courts
OF law by private individuals
In the case Of the Tornado Lord Stanley stated in the
House Of Commons that the decision OF the Spanish
Council Of State would probably BE- announced in very
short time
Tho London Esaa Of the l4th OF August speaking Of
the prospects Of the harvest in England says
The days are hot and dry while the aborer nnds the
cir irosh and elastic. In the Southern and Midland
counties the grain n every hero falling before the SICKLE
ami the chief anxiety OF the farmer obtain reapers
enough TO secure IL rapidly The dimnution In the
vn & here and nsr for the .s.pas ss
valuable instrument IL Is has still to win the place in
England which it has taken 10 America II thc fine
weather lasts however, all will be WELL and the result
millions
Tie effect OF the nns harvest weather upon the stock
exchange and upon business In general Great Britain
was most encouraging
The Colombo tceylon) Observer Of July 10 says
The bolsterous weather which has iaeiy prevailed ct
Colombo has greatly ioterfered with curing and ship
ping operations and the export Of staples to the
18th inst shows q comparative decrease OF Is 900 cwts
on last years return. Our estimate however, OF Q
total shipment for this IL $4,000 will be
very near the mark far judge OF the guam
tty still 70 90 forward.
By way Of England We have from che west coast
OF Africa dated Fernando Pc, 1lth Benny, 18th; Lagos
10TH New Caabar 2lst Cape Pamas PATH; and Sierra
Leone 18th Of July. Trade DUR bat publc health
good at Cameroona Lagos and Fernando 20 were un-
healthy There change In the s,ate OF health o.
business 1t other ports since last mail.
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E u R O PE.
~~-~~-~~>~~---~~~
By TIE CABLE TO AUGUST 20.
Prussian DenunciatiOn Of Ma
poleOn's Salzburg Plans.
PROVINCIAL RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
~>>>-->~->> -~>~~->~>-~~-~
iRarllamentary Revolution from the
English. Reform Bill.
The King Of Prussia and Bis
marck at Ems.
NORTH GERMANY.

Frussaan Assaults Napoieen,s Policy.
BERIis August IS. 1867.
fns ssmi-omch Journals Of this city Hsrcely attack
ses pocy OF France and denouncs the action OF the
Empssor Napoleon In the saeburg conferences.
They assert that, In spite Of the denals which have
been published, defnitive arrangements for q south
German Bund have actually been made between Austria
aad the States Of Southern Germany
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SPANISH REVOLUTIONS.

"A Provincial Rising and Success Of the In.
Surgcnfs.
PARIS August %, 1861
reports have reached hsrs from Spain which say that
a ansuscsion has broken out In the province ARA
soa. snd thas q the present moment the rebels arc
carytsg Everything before them
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OmcSal- Proof FROM Pnris.
SJEINWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT.
STEINWAY A SONS are enabled positively 70 aH


srEIFwAY SONS are enabled positively 70 ssnossss
that they have bean awarded
AMERICAN PIANOS
this medal being distinctly classified first al 0aoB
exhibitors In proof OF which the following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
OF tho and members of the utornauonAb JuDy -
Musical Instruments II aBnexed:-
PARIS. July ~ 1851.
cefy thai tbs 6rss COLA medal for Amereac PiassA
has boon nimousy awarded Messrn StenwAJ boaA
BY tho jury Of the International Exposition.
First o0 the lisa ia GLASS K.
NBTlNET
Presideot Of International Jury,
CnoR6ss KAsruxx,l N.-h..-
AxsHOsss TH0nAA. ~ ~
Ep. uANsLfCg,
fAA. GKvAERr.
J. ScHxDRAYuG. "v.
The original oertihoate with the Official 49,
iogue OF awards" in which the naurc OF sTElNWHr
SONS recorded frat the list NJ their WARE
ROOMS, PIRsT Fi.OOR OF sTEINwAy HAIL.
numbers 100 III East Fourteenth street. New York
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EFAas IN aaltIsu. n. C.

RALyns N. c., August -, 1851.
rumor 10 circulation 20 the eject that the Raleigh
Trse. has been threatened Nth Suppression IN con-
sequence Of rdicung General Sckles
fuckers theatre was opened on Saturday even.
ing large and fashionable audience was assemblsd
wrhln It's wallis Al the military and civil on1csls and
MANY pom nent citizens were present. ID. L. swain
delivered the opening address The building 10 one OF
the nneu structures Ia the South.
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supase AND DROWNING cAsuAlFr.

HARTyoKD, Conn, August n f0UL
Ayoung man named Edward Parsons twenty-0oe
yeovs Of age, who lived with hts stepfather Lyman
Waiters 1t No. o. Pleasant street. committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by an overdose Of iaudxnum He
somewhat under the influence OF liquor for scvssa
days previously
A ipis son Of Doctor Edward II. Brownsli. OF Eco
Hartford eight yeass OF age drowned while baehtnG
Hocknum river, al six O'Clock last evertng The
haAx han haan rocoy0HAd.
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A Challenge,

In view Of The approaching Exhibition Of
Institute and for purpose testing elnvo
skin in the msnsfsetre o. MEERsCHAyM PIPES, vs
10 exhibited At tho Exhibion the D.
be selected By them ourselves at their option
OF their acceptance BY
18th OF August ~, Bs-We cheerfuiy psce Spe4es1
(lhe ouiy nnc Maersrhautnl at their disposal
KAf.DENBERG SON Rcsc7rrs % tho
Prize for American heerschAum Pipes
Al the Paris Exposition. 1857.
No. 6John street, up stairs, uext to Broadway
Store Is WALL corner OF Broad.
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This last yacht Did not 60 round the mark consc
quently the Ane wins the prize by time, noswi
Ing the allowance Of time 10 the others.
The second race Of the day was Tor prize Of the
value ~ less thsn f75 open all cutters and ysvs
belonging 10 any royal yacht club; time race, half
Ackc scale, yswls to have quarter OF their tonnage
deducted.
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PRIZE Fsar IN scuuYlxlll cOunry. "a.

psnAprLrrA August p. 1851.
A prys hghi took pace IN Schayikili county, Ia.
yesterday, between Billy Parkinson and Tom Nelly.
iarkibspn declared tho winaoe Tbittesa rsaads
vsrs foaxbs Ia ssgntssn msnatss
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In tho Ryeninx rci"xrnw
WILL BE FOUND DAILY
rHE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE BY GABLE
SPECIAL rELRGRANs FROM ALL PAErs o.
AMERICA
yLAs.,Es From ALL Parts;
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.
rorUE AM, COURT MATTERS
LABOR sovEMssrs.
sroRrINa Isrxi.LIGEsoE PROM Al. PARTS o.
rHE COUNTRY
NEW ieHsxK roso ISLAND. wEsrczssrER AID.
STATEN ISLAND NEw&
A GUIDE AVID DIRECTORY or, rhE WAYS OF
LEAVING xxw roax.
A FAMILY MARKET REPORT. BEING A oJIDa 20
nossExEErEss AND cooxs.
MARRIAGES. AND DxArHs. -
LIST o. rss sAvnsos BANKS rs rsr cu.. 4
raa AsusKsESr. IN, !nx .SrRoroL.. II
PERSONAL. IsrELLIoExcx.. !.
eEsKsAL snws. Or ras DA!
GOSSIP. rAc.n~ AND :Osrsr
&C.; g., &c.
rBs EVENING rxLRGRAx has TIE IARoxst
efacULArIos or ANY EVENING r1fKR
PUBAIsHRD.
y :..sss Z. :..; g. &. Eye:
an, paper sp, r. cl.r N ne saay.
sss;s1Ysf,ssn uc,ysE;s,'fs P s.s.s, ISL ro
awAessA ssrby,so ccmpsttcr~ hs 1sss rssnu,ri
gpla medal, the psrfecson NJ Sewbg Msrh -
Buonhoe s only gold medal fer tsh hanch a
ssisi Al WE siEE wfLsoS's
,S s.pls ':s... .a:- s s: s, s.i :':
.Gssxss ns .!sr .s ssss rrs>i-- ss~t.s
Lyere, Naxnesie Inercs Fewt-r. The Oriss.
aply x~suine W N rbafhes. s~iSugs rkht
and al Insect vermsn. free tom posSn. Deps -
The Telegram IN CrsattnR n Cs~pie,e Y~vs,
iruon IN evening journssp II ahelsS has % largest
ctrcshuoa oil Apy paper vi fts cls~ In the country
e.tcils as = ~ aEssdS'sst rrr 70, a. s....
o. children, sssh teethnR wind ecc, Ac s safe rea
be and barusess remedy nos only rensy.s the chue
aoiday aud gives soHe aod ercr she whole sem g.s
ress 70 the motAAr sad health 70 ne ch'ld be ssrs -
MRS. wrNuow.s SOOTHING syRrr
Having the Tee smc NJ "Curs rehiss" ca We onss
~rappsr. An oshcrs base initasisns
/ Tive Howe Mschsse Cemras y. kiIsa 3ssycx
Jr.--fhe highest preniunss Toe ssvins @so""'- 49," -
| Bsoadvay, Nsw rst
While w.,.lns fsr E:: .s. ys c.sS.ssm 3:
ss" .i y. . o .ss Gods sssryvtsre
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| -. rs,rsys,s ~ Creating = Cyssvscsc Rove
,.scn 4. s..sse I,arpass. ttabsa@5 has ms tafge4
s,.usAsoa " sss sAvet " " osss q sss Ssoatu.
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REGISTRATION IN souTH cARuLIxA.

CHARLESTON, g. C., August IS, 1861
Tho number OF persons registered yesterday In this
city was 3io' Of whom l76 were whites and 10
c0lorod.
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the 10 80 andtthe was the east
ward, wind & H. The Glorians took the lead. the Load
star following closely ON her lee quarter, witchcraft
AlIne and Zouaye being last The weather thick and
hszy that time cord be taken rounding either
the Warner or Middle buoya They arrived q, Ryds ss
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rss Hove M.shI.s Cs=r rs 1919 E,sss i:Css
Jr--fhe highest premunss TOE ssvAs ms0o'"@-
Bfvadvnr. New vefk.
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q. q. osss5 .sriuS ausumPs'oS
Better w opce JArNss t..,.es ss"" e"s
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Tss re,esra- .. tresiirx Z Css,y,e..c Fcvcx
s,isii,. Of sss vAvet " " csAs " tss oouat<x.
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The TslsSrsT :. S.sstE.H HCs~p,e,e fsy.,
c'rcsnnos OF soy paper vi is cisss In tbs couniry
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Lysrs, magnetic Inject .Fss~xrr.-The Oriss-
add al Insect vcrmsn. free fom potion bepsi Il
BARNES, ~ Park z
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sMEEIEK q wissGN, q, Bro.d,-S ~. yoss,
sola medal fos he. psrfscen NJ sewG M.rhises 40
Buonhoe only gold medal fer tss hranch Il
u>anafsctura acisi ltd OF award2 sd fas snhis -
medal WHEELER WILSON'S.
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Repetition U.Iysr-cIle, Psri., tfWz.

:, yts~ reiesrss. 8. 1reasins a Se~svspse Keys.
hilton 7, evening iour,sm X already ha1 the Lxnosa
circulation of amp paper u Ia ciAss IN the craay.
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a E Esn. ". ss: rrsA-- - sas
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-14
ROANE COUNTY.
a Shocking Inhumanity---TwO Girls
Murder their ep-MOfher.

Murder their Step Mother.
From the Kingston Tennessean, July 18th.
On Saturday last a most shocking and
brutal murder was committed in Paint
Rock settlement, 9th civil district of this
county, which, for brutality and fiendish-
ness, surpasses anything of the kind that
we have ever been called upon to chronicle.
1t appears that a Mrs. Hicks and her
two step-daughters, named respectively
Mary and Kaziah, had for some time
lived unpleasaRtly together, when the two
daughters determined to put her out of
the way. Accordingly, with this monstrous
intent, they forcibly conveyed their unfor-
tunate victim to the smokehouse near by,
and commenced a series of fortunes that
even the veriest savage would have shrunk
back from and grown hideous at-such
was the enormity of their barbarity and
wickedness. They first attempted to strangle
their victim to death, but failing in that,
the tiends in human shape bethought them
selves of more refined, as well as expedi
tious mode of accomplishing their object,
which was to pour melted lead into the ear
of their bel pless victim, and then to make
assurance doubly sure, these devoted
daughters struck the PROSTATE and dying
woman several blows on the head with an
axe.
Surprising the old lady dead or dying
having finished the "job"-the Christian
dausAters left their mother weltering in her
blood, and went to-church.
Some of the neighbors soon after, coming
in, found Mrs. Hicks in the condition the
daughters had left her, administered resto-
ratiyes, and revived her sufficiently to re-
late the above detailed facts
We learn that Mrs. Hicks has since died
Of her injuries, and that the murderers are
still at large, having secreted themselves
50 as to prevent the officers of the law from
ariesting them.
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Fight win the Indians. etc.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The Heralds
Leavenworth special says a fight took
place near Fort Wallace on the Goth ult.,
in which six eavalrymen were killed and
the soldiers driven back to the fort. A
non-eommissioned officer captured by the
Indians was mutilated and tortured in
most horrible manner. Thirteen colored
soldiers had died at Fort HaTker from
cholera
The express war has taken another
phase. The American Express Company
has been ordered to show cause why a re-
ceiver shall not be appointed, and its
affairs be wound up on the complaint Of
Norris Winslow.
A special from Junction City, Kansas,
says the cholera broke out at Fort Harker
the 2Sth OF June, since when over dozen
soldiers Of the SSth colored infantry and
several citizens, including Geo. X. keaton
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme-
date interest in the markets Of the country, and
in its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fails to keep himself properly ad-
vised as to the rise and fall Of the markets, a.
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply
and the relative condition Of the currency, Is
exposed to constant loss, and must necessarily
fall behind his more intelligent and enterprising
neighbors. In order to make cur paper valuable
as well as interesting. we shall continue to
make this SPECIAL FEATURE. Our Daily
Market Reports, domestic and foreign, by tele-
graph, and our City Reports. gotten up at heavy
expense have challenged the commentator OF
our best business men; while our current Finan-
cial Reports from ell the leading money centre
of the country are fuller than have ever
published By any other journal in Tennessee.
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REGISTRATION IN sUMNER-A MAN
DAMUS To THE COMMISSIONERS
GRANTED.
From the Gallatin Examiner. 18th.

From the Gallatin Examiner. 18th.
On yesterday the application for a man.
damus in the case of Hal Coleman as. I.
Mckinley, Commissioner of Registration,
was heard by Judge Barry. The petition
states that be duly made application for a
certificate to vote, and that he was youched
for BY two undoubted Union men, VIM.
Dodd and r. f. Patton, both of whom have
been, and are now, constantly recognized
by Mckinley as competent witnesses of
loyalty, and upon whose testimony he is
daily Issuing certificates; and that he was
refused a certificate to vote. The COM
plainant was representedby Messrs. Turner,
Allen and Bennett. Messrs. Head and
Munday appeared for the defendant Proof
was heard from a number of Union men,
developing an amount Of official corruption
which was shocking, and which we will
endeavor TO give in full in our next issue.
Judge Barry, in overriding the demurrer
in the case, spoke in indignant terms Of
the contemplate, corrupt conduct of the
Commissioner and all who are aiding in
depriving our citizens Of their rights. OF
course, from the overwhelming proof the
mandamus was granted, from which an
appeal lies to the Supreme Court.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-14
For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit Of tbs
young each week we will give a general literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall fnd
It's way into our columns unfit for the perusal Of
the mothers and daughters Of the land. DeDre-
eating the demoralizing sensatioBalism Of many
contemporary journals. we shall escheW that
character; striving to give Thereafter substantial
matter. prefsrring 10 be useful rather than
e9sational.