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New York DrygOOds Market.
New Orleans Market.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, Cairo.

The river continues to decline, with only
twenty-eight inches water on the Shoals.
There are no boats in port except the
Alert and Talisman, both laidup
The Tyrone aud Hayana are due, but il
is thought neither can get aboyethe Shoals.
The Ohio is still recediug from its mouth
to its source.
The Mississippi is falling at Memphis.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 1st says
The newspapers and telegraphers are
making known their approximations Of a
freshet above. 1t is true that the Missouri
is steadily rising rapidly, and over its
banks in places. 1t is true the upper
Mississippi is swelling, but there is exag-
geration in the report of forenoon rise Of
five feet at st. Cloud, etc. On Saturday the
river at Dubuque was still falling likewise
at points below. There had been heavy
rains away up in the North a week ago,
but unless there should be much more rain
soon no freshet need be apprehended that
is, not more than six or eight feet more
water, from all sources. Business is season
able as much doing as expected.
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RadicaI can ON the MAYOR.

Yesterday afternoon Gea. Joseph A.
Cooper, commander of the State G lri,
commonly called Browa.JG's melisa,"
made formal call upon Mayor Brown at
his office The Mayor is always happy to
see distinguished persons-whether Of mil
itary or civil life-and. of course, received
the General with his usual courtesy. After
the customary interchange of courtesies,
Gen. c. stated that he had called to see the
Mayor touching the quenching of the lights
of Mr.. Warren Jordan, of Cheath&m, who
attempted TO make speech at the market
house Saturday night, and was not permit
ted 10 do 50, having been prevented by the
crowd in attendance. 1t was understood,
at the time, that Mr. Jordan was interrupted
and finally forced to leave the stand, ?
party of colored Radicals of IL 81 II
have pursued Mason wit en- -..s..
ttlity, driving I'M, on e occasion, a o,.I
the = I'd. Fl alters hau progressed
> point - -rdurance, to sac Mr..
Jordsa g .ither trouble d annoy
ance, the lights were shCt of by one or the
night police. Gen. Cooper stated that he
had been informed that the police
not only winked at the outrage, but en-
Outraged it. The Mayor informed him
that his lCs.) Information was untrue, and
demanded the author. After some hesita
ton, Gen. c. gave the name of Col. Henry
Stone--oue of the would-be Metropolitan
| Police Commissioners of this city-but
stated that Col Stone had received his IN
formation second. handed, as he was not
present on the occasion referred to, Gen
Cooper wished il understood that it would
| be expected of the police to give equal
protection TO speakers on both sides. II
this was not done, then other means would
be resorted to with that view.
The particular charge against the police,
made by Gen c., on Information received,
was incorrect They neither winked at nor
| encouraged the unmannerly treatment 10
which Mr.. Jordan was subjected, and are
| incapable Of it, Cen. Thomas, Gen. John
son, Gen Fisk, Chaplain Lawrence, and
| others, have borne testimony to the fair
| ness. impartialty aud efficiency Of our po-
| lice, and they are the same to-day as then.
| They know no person, party or sect, but
/ discharge then duty faithfully, without
favor and without affection.
Nor do we believe there is a Conserva-
tive in Nashville who does not condemn
the treatment OF Mr.. Jordan. lie Is aquieii
inofiensive, harmless gentleman, who can
do the cause no injury IN any way and has
4 never made himself inimical 10 the public
Why he was heset by his brother Radicals,
we cannot imagine, unless they were min
formed as to his antecedents, and thought
hin one Of the imprscticables, who cam
swallow all the party behests.
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The Speaking ON Brad Street Monday


A large crowd of al colors met at Moore's
store on Monday night, to hear the Con-
seryative side Of politics discussed. Only
one side of the issues involved had ever
been canvassed in that ward. LOYAL
leagues were the oracles, to which every
colored voter had gone for political knowl-
edge.
Captain William Driver opened the dis
cussion in a plain, telling speech, in which
he set forth Radical misrule and tyranny
in a manner, which the most uneducated
colored man could understand His earn
estness of manner and his sincerity of pur-
pose made a very favorable imp. ession on
the colored voters.
John j. Mccain, though not an aspirant
to office, was then called upon and addressed
the crowd at some length. John Mccain
though he lays no claims to oratory has
happy faculty of conveying his ideas to the
ured lated. His talk to the colored voters
was full Of wisdom and good common
sense, and was listened to with marked
interest. just such a speech will have
more effect than all the rhetorical fourishes
of a first class orator The colored voters
need advice and instruction and it is by
such talks they are to be educated as to
their rights and duties as freedmen.
Capt. /. ID. Walker, candidate for Rep
resentative, being loudly called for, re-
spOnded in a short bat effective speech.
He told them that their former masters
were no more responsible for their enslave-
ment than the citizens Of Massachusetts,.
1t was a thing Of past generations. The
best friends you have are those who have
been identified with onthrough life Nine
tenths Of you, if sickn Is or distress should
overtake you, wou!!-. 90 back 10 your former
masters COR relief, -lore you would 60 10
strangers. If you are freemen, and all
Conservatives are willing 10 admit that,
why do you pay your dollar and go into
Loyal Leagues aud swear before the blue
light that you will vote as the League di
reefs? Are you freemen if you do this
Who originated these leagues? Do you
find any of the substantial business men of
our city in them? Do you not know that
nine tenths of the tax payers and the men
from whom you get nine-tenths Of your
wages on which you support your families,
belong to the Conservative party? There
are supposed TO De forty. five Thousand
colored men belonging to the Loyal Leagues
in this State They have paid forty five
thousand dollars as admission fees. What
has become of the money Who gets the
benefit Of it? Not cent Of ii will ever be
returned to you. A few leading men will
get il all. As to his election or defeat, it
was a matter of small importance TO him,
provided right and true principles tri-
umphed.
If the heart Of the colored man is -,
steeled against reason aud common sense,
such advice will have COCO etsct
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ErriERIDeE,s APPoINTMENTs

hon. Emerson Etheridge, Conservative
candidate for Governor will address the
people at the following times and places
Huntsville. Wednesday. July Sd.
Lebanon, Thursday, July 4th.
Murfreesboro, Friday, July 5th.
Shelbyville, Saturday, July 9th.
Fayetteville, Monday, July 9Th.
Franklin, Wednesday, July 10th.
Columbia Thursday, July llth.
Pulaski, Friday, July 18th.
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ADJUSTMENTS Tomorrow Besides the
grand celebration and dance tomorrow at
BoAiey's spring, there is to be barbecue on
Whites creek, and a temperance address
By the Rev. DIR. Baird The Germans are
to have a celebration at Ruemekorfs Gar
den, in which there is to be some fine shoot
ing-some valuable prizes are TO be given
TO the best marksmen.
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London adyices of the 18th ult. quote
United States 5-2Os at 72l.
But little was done in uncurrent bank
notes, though ,se notice an improved de
mand for certain Georgia and South Caro-
lima banks. Bank of Tennessee still COM
mands S3e at the counters of the brokers
and is held at 35@38c.
The quarterly statements of the Second
and Thirt' 4 ational Banks will be found in
our advertising columns, from which it
will be seen that they are in a very safe
condition and doing profitable business.
Cooperation checks are bought at lac l5c
discount, and sold at BE for small and 194
for large amounts.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
-CAPT. TEEMMING,H APPOINT-

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CAPT. FLEMMING'S APPOINT
MENTs.
Eli G Flemming, late Captain in Stokes
regiment, and candidate for Congress in the
Third Congressional District, will meet
Stokes at all Of his published appoint
menls aud will, in addition, speak at the
following times and places, where Col.
Stokes is respectfully invited to attend
Chattanooga, Tt 4sday, July 9th.
McMinnville Thursday, July 18th.
Smithville, Friday, July 18th.
Carthage, Saturday, July 10Th.
Macon, Monday, July 22d.
Centreville, Tuesday, July 23d.
Gainsboro, Wednesday, July 24th.
Cookeville, Thursday, July 25th.
Livingston, Friday, July 26th.
jamestown, Saturday, July 9th.
Crossville, Mondsy, July 29th.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

CHAEGE OF FRoNT.-The block of build
ings next to the old State Bank, fronting on
Union street, is being handsomely orna-
mented on the front by new cornice. As
hard as the times are, there is considerable
improvement going on in the city
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

SOME MoEE-The Radical legislative
nominees haraugued a not over handsome
audience at the capitol last night There
was an immense display of bunting and
bunoombe, and by the time the thing was
over, both the audience and the speakers
were pretty well exhausted. Six flags
were suspended from the portrait of Abra-
aham Lincoln, while that of Andrew johns
son (sweet is revenge } was as naked as
when il came from the handso the painter.
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MURDER IN CHEATHAM COUNTY,
Information was received in this city
yesterday Of the murder Monday night at
Ashland, Cheatham county, of a man
named Brinkley. Report says he was way
laid and shot by the County Register,
whose name we did not learn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

VERY fine specimens Of Missouri millci
and Hungarian grass, five feet in height,
were left at our Office yesterday by Mr.. A..
J. Martin, and which were grown by him
four and half miles on the NolensviIe
pike. The yield Of millet and Hungarian
grass throughout Davidson county this
year is larger than ever known.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

DEATH or REv. Mr.. BAYLFss. The
Rev. William II Bayless, formerly pastor
Of the First Baptist Church of this city,
died we regret to learn, on the 18th ult.
near Amite City, ST. Helena parish, La,
in the SD year Of his age He was a
brother-in-law of Hon. West II. Hum
uhreys, Of this vicinity, aud one of the
most estimable gentlemen We ever knew.
he was a lawyer by profession, but en-
tered the pulpit after protesting religion
anG corne,;ias himself with the church.
He was devoted, intelligent and success
fll minister of the Gospel.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

GoING To EURoPE.--We understand that
Mr.. Alexander Wheless, banker aud
broker Of this city, and his family Will
leave, in a few days, for a tour through
Europe. A pleasant trip and a safe return
% Them.
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SCOrCH GiNGHANS-25 30 40c.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs-l7ee33c.
COrTON PLATDs-l7a32lSc.
AMERICtN LAwEs-2O945c
FANCY DREss oOBs-25@$l 90.
Ara Wool Cas- INeRs-75@S2 10.
ALL Wool TwF, Ds-659 SOC.
COTTONADES-2.a Doe.
LINEN DRLLs-221 4975c.
LINEN DBCKs-2lgSOc,
CAMBRTCs-l4G75c.
SKIRT BRAIDs--759S 0c.
SHEETISGs-4-4 heavy sheeiings HOPE, Gre
scents Ice; Tennessee premiums l61zc per the
balei II per the piece; heavy sheetings, l5s
lIc; q do. l49I515 c; Is 0snaburgs p cents.
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In retiring from the Claim business it affords
me pleasure 70 express my thanks TO thecltlzens
Of Tennessee who have extended 20 the old hrm
such liberal patronage and confidence, and 70
recommend the new arm Of Aaryan Dawson
20 the future trust OF the people, under whose
care business Will be continued at tae old Oh &C.
/ wall continue % reside in the city. and will
eive any assistance in my power 10 such matters
Of the old urn as may require q. j. l.. 1arya
viii remain In the Office Is fully acquainted with
al ~ - -. !. 49, ~ ~ L .l.is eyAlfe
itorions claims a. may have been fled.
july26t /. d. WALKER
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. Howell len the
city on Monday afternoon, 10 unite in we'd
lock the Rev. Mr.. Barksdale, Of Arkansas,
10 Miss Donahue Of Rutherford county.
He is improving IA health.
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Nashville Wholesale DryEOOsIs Trade.
n I'll .

NASHVILLE, July 3, 1867.
There has been but little done this week
in the wholesale drygoOds market. But
trade has been no duller than is usual at
this season. II anything the sales have
been larger and the demand better than
for the corresponding week last year. Our
houses still have large and well assorted
stocks.
We annex quotations Of a few staple
articles
PRINTs.-Standard brands, 15c
TICEEGs-25a4T11c. ConestoEac co Gold N edal,
l5c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday
at 1891, was 138 at IL, 1881 at 1l:15,
1873 at 1890, and closed at 1881 at P. NJ.
The brokers' here we're paying 137@137{
and holding at 13S@13S4.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows,
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SENT TO THE INSANE AsYLUM.-Cath-
arine Hughes, the insane Irish lady who
created such q sensation in the courts last
week, was taken from the jail yesterday
and sent 20 The insane asylum.
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TIE FOURTH OF JULY-The Vice Presi-
dents, the Assistant Marshals, their aids, and
all oficersin charge ofsocieties, corporation
etc. intending TO march on the Fourth of
July, are requested to meet the Grand
Marshal at the Office of Bradley d Peabody.
Adams Express building, at eight o'clock,
this morning, on important business con-
nected with to-morroW's celebration.
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ACTs AND JoURNAIs.-We are indebted
to Mr.. Winham, Of the Press and Times,
for copies Of the acts and journals Of the
second adjourned session Of the Legislature.
They are very valuable for reference.
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RECORDERS CouRr, July Several
Young men, arrested for swimming in the
river, got Cd with costs.
Mary Whiting, strolling about the streets
discharged.
Mat Saunders, disorderly, discharged.
Jenny Taylor, disorderly, So aud costs
Jenny Taylor, strolling about the streets
in indecent attire. S25 and cost
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PLEAsANTTERRY was arrested yesterday,
on q warrant sworn ont by James Harrison,
charging him with an assault upon said
Harrison with intent to murder Terry
was. taken before Justice Wilkinson, who
postponed a hearing Of the case until the
9Th inst.
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JOHN B. SMITHS ADDRESS To THE Nc
KENDREE SABBATH SCHooL.-On Sunday
evening our young friend John B. Smith,
who lately bid adieu to his muse in a pa
.thetic strain. addressed the Sabbath school
Of the McKendree church. His address
was happily conceived and well delivered,
and though he has protested to no longer
bow at the temple Of the sacred nine, vet
many poetic images lay on his talk"
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The call Of the appear
ance docket was continued in this court
Yesterday, when it adjourned until to-day
al 9 O'Clock
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HIGHEST PBIcE FOR WHEAT--lf you
want TO get the full market price for your
wheat leave or send fair sample 10 the
CHAMBER Of Commerce, with Geo. F. Akers.
State how many bushels and when II can
be delivered
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COUNTY CoUKr.-The meeting of the
County Court was continued yesterday in
the Chancery Court room. No business Of
especial importance was transacted, except
the renewal Of the proposition to appoint
Judges and Clerks to hold the August
elections, and its rejection again by a ma
iority of three UOtss Before the vote was
taken, Hon. Henry S. Foote addressed the
court in opposition to the proposition. We
presume the matter will here rest.
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A COUPLE Of very choice lots, one inn
proved, the other vacant, on Church street,
are advertised 90 be sold at auction Tues
day next
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Cattle and sheep are both scarce and in
demand. Butchers paid the last week 496c
for cattle, and 81 90 to S. 90 for sheep
Farmers having either will find ready
sale az
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Dissolution of COparInership.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
i existing ander the firm name Of Walker 4
\ aryan. Claim Agents and Attorneys, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Major !. u.
Walker retiring from the firm. ten. A. K. L,
Dawson, late Of the firm of Chapman, Hpsmer
i Co.. has this day connected himself With the
remaining partner J. L. YaTyan. aud the old
business Of Walker & Yaryan will be prose
cuted. and new business Il solicited under the
firm name Of EAkYAN s. DAWSON.
4. d. WALKER.
J. l.. YARYAN.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI July Flour dull and prices
dropping; family sl29l3; fancy Sl3 509l4 90.
Wheat No. l So 5592 50; No. ?, S292 IS. Cotton
dull p for middling.
New York Market.
NEw YORK. July 2-CottOa dull and a shade
lower; middling uplands 26G12615. Flour l5Q
pc lower; superfne State and western s. $50
So To- extra western s. 5099 80; choice do.
$40 2OGll 80. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2
Milwaukee 81 As choice No. do. g 50.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW YORK. July 2.-DryPOOds unchanged,
Prints heavy: brown sheetings sell slowly I;
bleaehed muslins of better grades steady. and
medium grades slightly advanced. Cotton silk
and wooden fabrics in limited demand
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, July I. 80 Cotton 49, sales $50
bales: low middlings 2le; receipts ST. exports
3SO5. Groceries--NO Louisiana sugar or molasses
at wholesale. Cuba mOlasse5 dull, and quoted
at 47Cd50c for prime to choice. Porto Rico sugar
lie. FlOUr-Quet; superfne scarce at 81 90
choice SIC so. GTain-COrn firm and stock small
white 81 20. Oats scarce al soc.
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ANDERSON, JOHNSON q SMITH had sale
Of real estate yesterday in North Nashville.
The aales were made az low ignres.
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NJ. q. WALKER, agent for Wheeler a
Wilson's Sewing Machines received a dis
patch GA Yesterday from New York, stating
that the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma
chine has taken the first premium, ..and.
only gold medal for sewing machines, al
the Paris Exposition. reset
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JOE. CHmDs, the champion clog dancer
Of the world, at the Varieties.
July st
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TIE young ladies and misses who are to
represent the different States IN the Fourth
Of Juiy procession, are requested to meet at
Masonic Hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock
TO make the necessary arrangements.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03

MEusH ONE HUNDRED STRONG-A
company Of militia from jefferson county
numbering one hundred, aud in command
Of Capt. Shadrack T. Harris, arrived here
Yesterday by the Nashville and Chaiia-
noogs railroad, marched up Church and
Vine slreem 90 the capitol, were there
clothed and equipped, and will leave To-
day al half past ] O'Clock P. N, Tor Paris,
West Tennessee.
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WaRd's Corn AnnihiIator 1

TUE MOST EFFECTUAL CURE FOR
Il COINS and BUNIONS ever discovered /
Is a remedy that never fails One trial Is suff-
cient % prove It's efficiency
FOR sale only By
Z. P. JENKINS,
g North Market St, opposite Union a.
june5 I'm
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DURING the week ending the 29th ult,
1882 emigranls passed through Columbus,
Ohio, l45 Of whom intended locating in
Tennessee FW VIII
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THE CITY
.. BROwNIOw'S OPINION or THE
COIQRFD PEOPLE"

NUINbhF.I E-FsUA-AaFl.
This important campaign document
may be had by calling at my Office, No. q
Colonnade Building, Cherry street, near
Deaderick. Our friends from different
parts Of the State will please call and get
supplies for distribution.
JOHN LELLYETT,
Chm Ex. Com. Middle Division.
july /, 1867.