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nj. Louis Market.

ST. Louis. July 3l.-Tobacco active and buoy
ant, but unchanged. Cotton nominal al Z2.12jc.
Flour dropping aud unsettled; 5000 for extra;
s. 5C@slO 50 for double; choice Sll 5O0sl3 o.
Wheat declined lO@l5c; 81 s0@sl 30 for good
fall, 81 S0@S2 Oz15 for prime, and e 050S2 Us
for choice. Corn heavy and dropping, Steele
for yellow. and 81 O39sl 10 for white. Oats
heavy; 75GS0c for new, and 54dSj for old Rye
lower, at 81 25@sl IS. Provisions heavy and
business small. Pork lower, at S2l 508S IS.
Bacon, l3c; shoulders, Ice; clear sides l5i4, &
clear rib 1910. Sugar cured hams 2lc. Lard
D IN ar- Mh-skr - mn y ml
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SoeciaI Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room il is generally the custom, every
one knows to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; but on
account Of so 1uch suffering among our people.
We thought proper 70 give the orphans of this
we have done for the last two weeks And
again. as il Is sometimes the custom of giving
premiums, such as watches, etc, and having
proof of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our efforts 70
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent. of our profit TO the poor of
Nashville, from the lst day Of April, 1867, up to
October LIST, 1867, (six mOnths,) which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor Of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
CAUYIN & BERTHEOL.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL. WIN. Maddox,
COL, charged with stealing $40 in green
backs, $40 in claims, and a registration
certificate from II. Quincy, was committed
to Jail yesterday by Justice Cassety, to
await a hea ring
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The New York Times of the 29th nit

The New York Times of the 29th ult.
says:
The important entries for the past week
amount to S., 220, 852, against the total en-
tries of S5,829,287 same week last year.
The export clearances of domestic produce
amount to 1892, 1924, against 1885,, 1877
same week last year. The customs for the
week are So, 666, OOO The receipts Of cot
ton, coastwise and by railroad, are 5,249
bales
The gold values of the import entries OF
foreign merchandise at New York since
Jan. l, 1867, the beginning of the current
calendar year, are reported as follows, the
entries of foreign specie being omitted;
Total since Jan. 50 5} S73
Against same date s66.-.-..-....... 1872 9l3, 923
Decrease since Jan. 1...............-. 800 05OO50
The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-eIported, since Jan. l, 1867, are "a fol-
lows:
Against same date lS66............... H. 0S4 i34
Decrease since Jan 1................-. 1862 29
Gold, July 81 lS65-'''' .--.....,......l50 p cent.
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will ever be organized TO keep from she'd
ding each others blood. / hope no bad
feeling exists in the heart Of any man, We
have rs yet had no riot and bloodshed here.
We have no smoking ruins 20 gaze upon.
Both armies were over US, but all the old
buildings are still standing,
Gentlemen, you who hayebeen appointed
special policemen will be placed under oil
GERS Of experience obey them and all will
be well. No greater calamity than a riot
could possibly belall US Every man, black
and white, must go 70 the polls unmolested.
We must respect and protect him in his
rights Every citizen Of Nashville must
be a policeman to morrow, and act as such
if called upon. Ii we have odious laws,
we must obey them until they are repealed
that is the only way for us TO do.
hope the fears which have been enter
tanned are not well grounded. If the peo-
pie are true to themselves, there will be no
disturbance. Gen. Duncan, whose head is
whitened by the frost of many winters, is
veteran soldier, and can see determination
marked in his countenance. We can de
pend upon him, and let us all do cur ut
most to assist him.
MEETING IN THE MORNING.
Calls were>then made for Gen. Foster
who, however, was not present. The
Mayorordered every member of the special
police to report at the City Hall at z o'clock
this morning, where each member will be
provided with badge of white silk, upon
which are the words Especial Police" All
persons failing to report will be stricken
from the roll.
WHERE THE NoTINe Is TO BE DONE
Polls will be opened to-day at the follow
ing places:
First Ward-Davidson county Jail
Second Ward-Myers & Hunts carriage
shop.
Third ColIonade building, Cherry
street.
Fourth Ward-Old Theatre.
Fifth Ward-New Theatre.
Sixth Ward-Jones' stable.
Seventh Ward-Woodfn' store, south
Market street
Eighth Ward-FiremGn's Hall, Cherry
street.
Nineth Ward-High School building,
corner Cherry and Madison streets.
Tenth Ward-Station House, Market
street
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The trains on the Northwestern railroad
will carry all persons TO the sale Of Gen.
Hardings fine stock, and return in the
afternoon. Sale on Wednesday, August Z.
iy2S o.
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RECORDERS COURT, July 3lst. - NJ.
Abrams using language calculated to pro-
woke breach Of the peace. $50.
John Dwyer, tipping on Sunday, $50 :;
appealed
- Faller, Mike Ryan, Jno. Federal
and c. Mehreustein, creating a nuisance,
$40 each.
Jno. Mckay, disorderly, $50; work
house.
Jno. Bliss, same, $50; workhouse.
In addition to the above, the keeper of
a restaurant was fined $l62 for tipping
without license
Total Of fines and costs, S4l4 &c.
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they were then, namely

A comparison of the prices of the same
stocks with the highest prices obtained in
1856, shows that they now range from 81 to
2lb lower.
Government securities were quoted on
each Saturday of the past four weeks as
follows:
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Nen nrInnns NInrIIef

NEW ORLEANS. July 3l.-Cotton frmer; sales
500 bales middling at 25c; receipts 52g bales-
Sugar quiet Louisiana l+9 l452c; Cuba l2l.e
ISs' Cuba molassss in moderate demand no
5OGj2c. Flour nominal; choice old Sl3 new
s14. Corn dull at 81 l59Sl 40. Oats 81 j..
Mess pork quiet at S26 .. Bacon in moderate
demand shoulders 14@l44c; clear sides 1910
i61Sc sugar cured hams Z1923c. Lard quiet at
l3I&c in tierce. Gold l4013.
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The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
SO, 491 $50, against Sl,5i5, 446 the CORES
ponding week last year. The follwing
will show the exports of specie from
January 1 to July q, in the years
nofad
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FuNERAL NOTICE.

To the friends and acquaintance Of NJ. PETRE
the sad notice that he departed this life at 7
O'Clock P NJ, July 81. The funeral will take
place at O'Clock Friday morning from the resi-
denee, No. II North Market street q
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MORTUARY REPORT.

BuriaIs al the city Cemeteries in Jugy.
We learn from the report Of Mr.. Sexton
Marlin that the number of persons buried
in this City Cemetery during the month of
July just closed, amounted to forty nine,
as follows:
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PERsoNAL.-Senator johnson, one Of
Conservatism staunchest advocates in the
General Assembly, has returned from
Washington and is now in this city.
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LAST NIGHT or THE CANPAIGN.-An
immense crowd was addressed on Cherry
street, near the Maxwell House, last night,
by Col. Cameron, Of Memphis, our candi-
date for Superintendent Of Public Instrnc-
ton. Another meeting was held at the
Chattanooga depot.
The Radicals held a farewell Pow.wow
at the capitol, and blazed away until nearly
midnight.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and steek Market.
NEE YoEK. July d.-Money market easy
and steady, ~ $50 per cent. tor call loans.
sterling quiet at l091ss1l0[ for first elias bills
gold lower, opening at 40. and closing e. lao
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New York Market.

NEW York. July 3i-Cotton is shade irm-
er. at 28c for middling uplands. Flour closed
steady for medium, and heavy for choice and
inferior grades. Wheat dull and declining for
new, and steady for old. Rye quiet. Oats dull
and dropping; S2qS4c for " estern- Corn
dull at 81 Goal 03 for good to prime new west
ern. and q3aqse for unsound do. Pork steady !;
mess s23 s. cash ami regular. Beef active
Cut meats steady and unchanged. Bacon quiet
scarce and firm. Lard unchanged and steady
at l314Gl3}Se for fair to prime, and l35ssl5h'c
for kettle refined
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l40, was 140 at noon, and closed at
I40 at 8 Pm. Brokers here were pay
ing 139 and holding at 40.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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New SALooN.-A neat and elegant
saloon has been opened at No. "a Union
street by Mr.. VIM. Ford. The wines,
liquors, and cigars are Of the very best
quality; and with such experienced and
popular gentlemen as Messrs. Walsh and
Crosswaithe to wait on customers, without
doubt this chaste saloon will be extensively
patrouized by those who know and love
pure article.
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We are authorized 70 announce +. @. TIGSoR
q candidate for Constable in the First Civil Dis
trict Of Davidson county. Election Thursday,
August /. JS@'
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BACON Market brisk, al l60l63e for
clear sides; 100 lie for hams; ZIG BE
for shoulders per ID.
GROCEs. Es--NO change.
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RIVER NEWS.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, Paducah.

Alpha, Paducah.
Our little river astonished the natives
yesterday by rising during the day tbout
twelve inches, and Is yet rising.
The Alpha left with slim trip, her
principal freight being flour. She will
finish loading at GAINESVILLE with tobacco.
The Ohio and Mississippi continue to
fall slowly.
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New York Drygoods Market.

NEW YORK. July 3l.-The drygOOds market
| generally dull, but no particular change 70 NO
/ tice IN prices, Wooden shawls beginning 20 sell
more freely at 10 per cent. discount below last
years. Other Kinds MOnlens still dull
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COLONEL MosBY
To HAErEE s BaorHEHs:

Vlyyezrg1, Ez, A6y2 II, r35J
Dear SHy-
Mzj0y john SOFT, MO had bteH alf5riafsS
7gih 5y same time bgfoye tie ci1se 81 re r1 pro-
b0seH auth 0ly appreciation and e9H5sH I5hilh tff
cAssyJnly giUsa. 10 anti q my coHlNrHH
balsH n his d5b0sli al " D,y Ifzf-he ami pr
sfrs aud 1iey Dfilif4yp gs81,f4il ne a1bkef ann
SET 1gth g1If se4iaaR dgszfts IL ne task A17fH 41
The fe re c5-9eeyfi1H 81 tie Q6feyg ana sae4 9 ne
c5gzryFrruf
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We are authorized and requested 20 announce
Is.Ac PAU. Esq, as a candidate for Justice Of
the Peace, TO fll an existing vacancy IN the
First Civil District OF Davidson county. Elee-
ton Thursday. August /. jy2o
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Government stocks quiet and without material
change; coupons 81, Hos; do '62. lll1z; do %.
1922; do 80, 1879: do January and July.
1857 do 81, 1851 1903. 1875. Stocks heavy
and rather lower: Canton 22@223f Cumber-
land 27@277I Pacific Mail 1860 li6lt; Atlantic
I1G11l1z: New York Central l0i1zGlO5if;
Erie 76a76Jz Hudson l201z@l2l.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCIvgATT. July 31.-Fl0ur IS dull and &c
lower family. s. 5OaSl0 90; extra, 50 0Jq 54 -
Wheat dull and prices 10c lower No. l rel
q 50; white g 000S2 10. Corn dull al 71e for
No. in bulk. Oats dull old sOld at 10. and
new at Sic. Rye dull at 81 10. Cotton I'M
changed midding 25@251zc. Whisky dull, AZ
30c in bond. Mess pOrkin good demand, at 81.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders n4gll5ze; sides
49,. Bacon quiet shoulders and sides lZ52g
Az; clear sides Ice. Lard 1254c- Butter IN
changed. Coffee steady Rio Z39Z1Zc. sugar
firm; Porto Rice l29l23sc; Hard refined ~ q
lsc. Gold 1891 buying. and l401z selling III
money market easy. at SOLO per cent, but not
tnyah darnauI E.Vphauun steady
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For Magistrate.

We are authorised TO announce JANIS WYATT
candidate for Magistrate in the First Civil Dis
triet Of Davidson county. at the election which
takes place on Thursday. August ].
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A shipment Of Giles county cotton was
made to Pulaski to-day, on account of
mandatory in that county.
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce
NEW YORK, July 9l.-Gold opened at
I4O.
1880 A. M-Gold l40.
1890 P. M-GOld 40. Cotton quiet
but steady.
3 P. M.-Gold 14OB. Cotton-Demand
good and prices have advanced sales to-
day $4,000 bales; uplands 81 Mobile 29;
Orleans 294c
LIVERPOOL, July Bill A. Motion
active. Sales to-day 10000 bales, at 1890
I04d.
July 81 P. M-Cotton dull and 1uo-
tations nominally unchanged.
GoRs-No change in prices; market
quiet, with little demand
OATs-Old SOC per bushel fair supply.
WHEAT-One Of our heaviest buyers
having retired tempOra FiIy from the mar
ket, there was less demand. Sales of
small lots were made at the following
figures:
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CAUYIN & BERTHEOL,
rnarg0 fF CoInuuada billiard Hall

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
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the i'll effects Of Bad Dies InvigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William 4. Bachelor All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street New York ide99-ly
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Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses aud Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free ofeharge. Address,
DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. may19 I'm
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Selling Out at New York Cost.

To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI i RIvA,
janlO u North Cherry street
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Errors Of YOuth.-A gentlemen who sui
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ure Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection, will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
by the advertisers experience. can do 50 by adj
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JoHa b. OGDEN,
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Decrease since Jan. !
GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. July 81. 1867.

NASHVILLE, July 81, 1867.
CoTTON-There was less activity in cot
ton to-day, but the market was firm, and
prices steady. Information of an addi-
tional advance Of &c in new York, reported
in the 3 P. NJ dispatches, impaired in
creased frmness to the market. The sales
Of the day sum up III bales, as follows ::
50 bales at %; 10 at p! 7 at % and
at 204c per ID.
heceiF Ell yesterday ..-s.nOne.
Shipped bales
SOD. ~ ..
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SECOND Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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THE CITY.

Opening AND CLOSING or THE
MAILS-FEBRUARV Ist.--OmciaL
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FDgEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville nj ..................s30 A. n.
cave Nashville 90 p. N.
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.irsi Washington and Southern Via
Chattanooga.
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In response to repeated calls, NJ. c.
Cotton, ESQ, President of the Common
Council, next spoke, as follows:
GENnEMEN / am not here 10 make a
speech, but to aid in this movement. /
had hoped that party lines were wiped ont
by the blood of the war; but ii is necessary
that there should be two parties in a coun.
try like this, and, following a great strug-
ole. party excitement always runs high.
/ regret the necessity of any such force as
this and trust this will be the last time We
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Deeatmr, Memphis and New Orleans.
FaresfeId and Kentucky n ".
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

SAsHvILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at Nashville ........-. 9 90 A. n.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

A Nd OF H E S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now mnnu-
featuring the Best, Cheap st and most Dur
able Paint In use; TWO coats well pot ON, mix
ed with pure IlESeed OH will last 10 or IS
years; lt Is OT a light brown or beautiful
chocolate CoIoE, and eau be changed TO green.
lead, stone, olive, or dEab, To suit the taste OF
the consumer. IL Is valuable for Houses.
Barns. Fences Agricultural Implements,
Z ATriRSes and Car-makerS, WOOden-ware.
Canvas, Metal and ShtnRls Roof, Ut betI g
Fire and Water proof. Bridges, Burial Ca-ts,
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OIL GlOIhs, lone manufacturer having USED
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the woods, aud there viii be no further

the woods, and there will be no further
use for them.
There is just this concerning the
Democratic party: Ifit be loyal, as its
leaders say 1t is. let it choose loyal
leaders and honor loyalty, but not in
all cases where it can do Il, choose rebel
leaders; and I say to every Union
soldier in the State of West Virginia,
beware of the teachings of Democrats.
Do not suffer yourselves to be deluded
with their cries of "high taxes" Re-
member that the party Is aiming at
something worse than high taxes, il Is
designed TO dishonor the braYs Union
soldiers who fought to sustain the Gov
ernment, andto honor and elevate the
rebel who did his utmost to destroy It.
This party would,have your State ruled
by those VINO filled 1t with mourning
widows and orphaps-by those who
have entailed a burdensome tax on
you.
In my estimation "rebel Democrats"
is as appropriate as any name that can
be applied TO this party. 1t has chosen
rebels for leaders, and co-operates with
them. 1t is laboring to benefit rebels.
1t prefers them to loyal men.
/ haYe offered these remarks for
Democrats who claim to be loyal, to
take into consideration. JUsTIOR.
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A NATIONAL CONVENTION of manu-
facturers OF all kinds is announced to
be held at Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednes-
day, December 18Th. to plan for joint
action for the early repeal, by Con-
eress of internal taxes on manutscttures
and productions, except lu1uries. The
Convention will urge the simplitcation
of the tax list by reducing the number
of articles faxed without impairing the
revenue. 1t contemplntes no action on
the tariff. The call issues from the
Committee of the Detroit Manufac-
turer,s Association, E, B. Ward, Chair
man. a
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

llEhed. IOn aiming nearly three hun
dred pages and I5O hne plRtes and engra-
wings Of the Anatomy o. the Human Organs
in Estate Of n ealth and Disease. with ire -ttse
on EaIiy EETonl, Its DeplUrable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the author =
Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and
successful mode OF Cure, as shown by the re-
port OF cases treated A truthful adviser To
the married and those contemplating mar.
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