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HAULED UP.-A noisy negro weneh was
hauld up by the police on Cherry street
last night at O'clock She had been to
the negro bali given at that intolerable
nuisance hole, the rNew Idea Gardens, 7
on Cedar street, Immediately opposite the
Cedar street station house, and bad a
couple Of colored SWANS quarreling about
who should go home with her. She slept
in the dungeon till morning. ais srts
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

"a eba.T - - =
rI,HE REGULAR ANNUAL TERM OF rms
Law school will open on "WEDNESDAY, =
OCTOBER ffth 1873. Full course. tWO terms Of
six months each. Students admitted 10 tha
senior Class, on elimination, by applications
on or before October 10Th, ls6s- TaitiOR Zee.
80 Der rlssi UNI fuelnding ass Of Library. I'D 4
HENRY HITCHCOCK
WsWHE aHH bean II Lay Faculty.
y 81 :. 20 Asrsh bird street. 81 Louis. Mo-
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. CoRREcroE.-In our report of the bu-
rial Of Capt Ed. w. Clark yesterday, by
the Order of Pale Faces, we unknowingIy
used the word clau We are informed that
The Fa'c Faces have no clans,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river At lhis point rose night before
last four inches, and ak inches the night
before, making len inches good clear rise,
and bringing the mark on HarPeth eP
tweniyslour inches large. The weather
Yesterday Moderately warm. Business
InH . ........H
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CoLoRTp DEMOCRATS. - The. colored
Demoersiie Executive Committee will meet
At their rooms, No. "a, Cherry street, this
"Wednesday evening.
ELIAS Polk, President.
JosEPH +. WILLIAMS, Sec'ty.
ISAAC nUNCAN. Treasurer.
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Water TAx-For the present half year
Is now doe, aud saving Of ten Per cent
can be made BY paying AZ the banking
house Of Thos. S. Mar, corner Union and
College streets. tJyzs-AN'f
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Tar Ani-Grant Club will meet At 4
o'clock ,. NJ, this day, in Benson's Hall,
Union AND DrsPATcn building. or course
no Israelite is expected 70 stay away.
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THE Monthly Journal of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers for July is re-
ceived. 1t is an improvement upon former
numbers, and is Certainly Invaluable to the
brotherhood as medium of communica
ton bstween amembers throughout the
Union. Several articles appear from the
wives and sisters of the Engineers, showing
that the Brotherhood has the sympathy Of
woman in their enterprise, who come with
their elevsting influence to encourage the
fraternity in their effort to raise the Loco
motive Engineers.to high moral and Chris
tian ground in their daily course and con-
duct. With womah's smiles nothing should
fail, ... .-..- ....-.....
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New York MaFkel
New YorI. Drygoo.ls Market.

NEw York, July 2S.-Drygoods mar
ket firm. Manchester prints iO1c;. dark
prints lS4@HE; printing cloths S{(9sc;
heavy brown sheetings lTt9lS4. -
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FoUHrH WARD.-The citizens Of the
louuh ward are requested 10 meet at the
old Theater on Thursday night, at n
O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of forming a
SEYMOUR and Blair Club.
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Fob RENT,

ron mi BAL a son: on THE YKAR. gHB
freeekoro rikps % fniIes from the city,. House
contains six roouss With stable. earriage-house,
etc. a splendid spri az and VARSITY d superior
fruit A coed Ten snt can likely secure tho
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
fv92 IuT - 80 - = rH Agents.,
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Gold remains firm at previous quota
tons. The following are the fluctuations
in New York yesterday: Opened at lat,
was l4aB At 1920, l44 at noon, and closed
at IA at3P. NJ. The rates here were l43
buying and 144l selling.
Government securities were quoted in
Nena York uesterdav az fnllnwa. - -
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Was founded 10 1850. 1t has already matrieti-
lated four thousand students, Of whom eleven
hundred, and eighty-six have received the DC
gree OF Doctor of Medicine. The bulidinss'
museum. etc, are in all respects complete. "A
large hospital Is connected with the Depaft-
menk
The regular course of instruction Wtll begin
M
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Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UNION AND DIsPATOH at the counter
viii be FTvE CENrs, and il win be sold to
newsboys aud dealers so that they can sell
al this price,
PAY ONLY FIVE CEHTs.
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FIrAt Nay tuesday, October 90.
FIRST RACE-YoUNa AMERICA SrAkE-for
two year elds. dash of a mile. Subscription SIS;
play Or pay. Association to add $500. Five or
noIo 70 HH- o. r g.
SECOND RACE-CUMBERLANDST4 STAKE No. l.
For three year Odds. Mile heats. Subscription
$50 play or pay. Association to add $500.
Threeor more TO fill. #sfEEF
THIRD RACE-AssOo1ATio PURSE $500
Dash of q mile and a quarter. .s- ~ -
Second Wednesday, October 2I.
FIRST RACE-CoNNERc1AL Posr STAKE
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
$50; play or pay. Association to add $1,000.
Five or more TO fill. Entrance money go to SCI
cOnd horse.
SECOND RACE-GREES SrAKE-For three
year Olds that have not run in public prior to
this meeting; Mile heats. SUBSCRIPTION $25 (;
play Orpay. The Association 10 add $50 Three
or more to gil. 81 2 ra - - ~ IN
Third Day--Thursday, October %.
FIRST RACE-AssOcIATIoN PURsR $500 !
Mile heats, -.r. co. .-.1.-r.l 800
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Purse s25O- :
Dash of two miles.
Fourth Day-FrIday, october 20. 1
FIRST RACE--CUmBRRLASD Sr1kE, No. q
tiOA $50 play OF pay. Association to add Si0G.
Three or more TO fill. 90
SECOND RACE-AssOCtAFI0N PURSE 5000
For all ages, For all horses that have not won
previous to the fall Meeting Of 1865. Mile and
repeat. safa ..sr... a-a..rss-laE 81 sssF
Fifth ay-sstursIay. October "a. I
FIRST Notwithstanding PuRsE 5000
| Mile and quarter dash. ID lis -t-..-a /
SECOND RAGE-Assoc1ArtO PURsF 800
| Mile heats. three in five. .-
THIRD RACE-AssoCIATIoN HANDICAP
| PURsE S200-Mile heats. For all horses that
have not won during the meeting the second
horse to have ESQ out of the purse. The horses
| TO be handicapped the day preceding the race.
| All entries must be made and weights accepted
as announced BY the President OF the Associa-
| ton. EE.. .... 70 sse4t .'
The above stakes to name and close August
l5th, 1868. .f. Vt .-rs. t-a
Half the money offered IN purses will be given
| for a walk over Entrance to purses in all eases
free. - ..l4-'
Subscriptions to be made. and all communi-
cations addressed 20
/ .sEHta.. GEO, S.KINNEY, Secretary
Mke ~ 81 No. ] North College Street
/ WV. II. JOHNSON, President
1 julyl9 If
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Church sareet.s Nash ylIIe. Tenn- .
rrHIs POPULAR aou 81 lIkvISG BERN
L th0rOugkly rem fyAteSl and rented, u nov
opeLiOf the reeeptis. n Of x aests. l.
Liberal aTTsneef esnts Blaade " tth permanent
bOarders, and hTst ~elass sccommO datiOas'
jyZ3 3m Q. u POSTL El. PEopr.
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Frst Mondar In Norember, Is6s,

and end on the first day Of March, l@9 The
preliminary course opens on the FIRST Monday
IN October,
The Anatomical ROOsns will be opened on the
first Monday in October. and every facility al
f0rded for the prescott ion of that corner stone
study. nH.U -H..f 40 o.
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louisville Market

LouisyhAk, July 2s.-ssles % .hhds,
tobacco-Iugs to medium leaf $7@f5 50,
Wheat 81 85@2 FlOur-superine So 20
(16 so. Corn 95c. Oats, new, 45(a 5Oe-
Rye 81 %. Potatoes S2(92 80. Mess ,POfk
SIS 5O62S 75s lard Isle Bacon shout
ders 1871 clear rib sides 169c,; clear sides
Ia. Bulk melts-shoulders l2e; clear
sides l6c. Cotton 2S4c Whisky, raw and
free, S161l 2S. rif.ii
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NASHVILLE AND uHATTb ScoeA RAILROAD.
sunday eKcepted.)


lbUi-ktiisE AND NASHVILLE hAAishoADs
Leave Nashville at. NJ A. n. and go p. ~.
Arrive AZ Nashville ai.-4 90 a. n. and $50 P. y.
aallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
40 s - A. n. arriving AZ Nashville al IL A.. A..
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3.I5 p. n, and
4rrVea az aaiiatin at 6-25 p. NJ. tt .f.
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ARRIVED
None.
DEBATED.

DEBATED. .Fr.
Umpire, Cor Cairo, with a squad fsol-
diers aboard Cor Fort Donelson b.
,Tbe ella Hughes iseEpected iuPort this
morning from Cairo.
The Louisville exchanges Of yesterday
cav :fttHttB'p H ssEt .rssH-3
The river Was stationary last evening,
with three feet three inches water in DE
canal, and one loot three inches ia the
chute. Thirty inches is reported over
Portland bar, and four aud half water 90
|" fhe bars IN the lower Ohio. weather
warm. Business dull. ..... .
Cincinnati exchanges Of the day before
have the following @ .
Between P. NJ. Friday, and 6 P, ~ Sat
urlay, the river rose four inches haze IN
the next twenty sour hours, however u Gil
eight inchea At p. N. yesterday there
we're five feet eve INCHES water in the chan
mel. by the metal marks at the waterwOrks.
Some Of the stFeamstribuiary 10 the Ohio
are. running out strong, including Licking
and Kentucky rivers. Pomeroy ls at
present the head Of navigation on theOhio,
Tor even the lightest boats. =. b.
The G.. A. ThompsOE's barge Of railroad
iron Is sunk in kartesn fest OF wafer, Inst
below Medoc. ia. '- .
lB,r Telegraph. a-r. ..f r
ST.. LOUIS, July 28.-Riysr declining
steadily, With nine feel 10 Cairo. o.. %
LoUrsvIILE, July 2s.-Ths river tou-
times stationary, with thirty -nine inehea
in the canal. Weather warm and clear.
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second Day-VVednesday, october
Third Day-Thursday, Oefob

FIRST RACE-AssOCIATIoN PURsR 500
Mile heats, - co. ..srG 49,.
SECOND RACR-AssocIAFTo Purse s250-
Dash Of two miles. s-.'. t.ts
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University OF Nashville
.-si .a af--Hrgr .dr-sas aea srrsT -r-I
an'e lsstse.l F.. 90 . s-1
Ea..aEEsF -L.l.Lgr.t.

4 HIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH 81 r
| ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has rendered valuable and aeknoWl-
edged services to the cause of education, seIenet
and religion e It is established on permanent
foes for its support has ever welcomed stsdloai
and ambitious youth TO its advantages. with OF
without money. Ii il the design OF the Trustees
to open Law, Scientific. Literary aud other De,
partments as speedily as circumstance will
allom
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mARKIED.

On the 2sth inst, at the reGidsnce of the
brides mother, near Nashville, by Rev. Father
Jarboe, JANIS J. GiLLIRoE and I. ELLA, second
daughter of the late VIM. Hefernan.
Baltimore, New York. New Orleans and Ciu-
einnati papers please copy.
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CAUGHT THE NTLLIAN.-Sergeant Jen-
kins, Of the Metropolitan Police, arrested
al the Academy Of Music last night Tom
Singleton, an employee on one of our rail-
roads, the fellow who is supposed to be the
one who abducted and attempted to rape d
little girl named Carroll, only eleven years
Of age, an account of which was published
in our paper yesterday. Singleton gave
bond for his appearance to-day. - - :
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For Congress.

hereby announce myself rs q candidate foI
Congress, in this district. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Repubii
can party, HORACE Ii, HAhhlSON'
July 6, 1865. jy7 II
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New ORLEANS, July %, Cotton nouIi'
nal !; Iniddlings &c; sales Il bales re-
ceipts 50 baIes. Sterling exchange l5Tt(9
100; New YORK sight exchange lc pre-
mium. Geld la. sEsa
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RtTuRGAD AND sTAsEEIME TABLE

once Hours,
Front a.M.to6P.m suhdays.7 tOsA. X.
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IAPKFN HOUSE,

Knoxville, Tennessee
q. ...rs.aF .fL ~ s17se~ -.
HaGGAGE FaANsFERKED REEE.
ACTON YOUNG,
iuiyl4 la.
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a.zmvuHFAE NORTH wFsTFRs RATIRoAI
AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER lrhiuh.
Leaves Nashville IT. as A. ". and Sis p NJ
Arrives at Nashville at..Gi5 A. N. and go A. n.
ED8EFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive A. Nashville at.,.............-. 900 A. n.
leave Nashville P. N.
LEBANoH sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville :..... .-.iOe0 A. N.
Arrives al Nashyile.................-. P. x.
TRIUNE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays vt o'clock =. NJ, arrives At Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. NJ
LRwtsBURG AND EsLENsyrLLR STAGE. %
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
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LIvELYOLDR ow ON STREET. CAR
Four Men Try 90 Whip Each Other
Bloody Noses and Black Eyes the

hNAN NAEA - - WHY A4tslR 0AAANA
Bloody Noses and Black Eyes the
Res"Ii. 3tt ttfEFF Ee
Yesterday afternoon, about three O'clock,
while the hot July sun was coming down
in regular old melted sheets, the ST. Cecilia
and Ophelis Avenue car was standing at
its go.station, on the north side Of the Pub
Tic Square, waiting for the weary, dust
bedizened denizens going home to the
north end, when upon the platform there
came party of two fellows, named respect
lively, Jno. johnson and Robt Gillice,
said party being for the most part more
salubrious than is customary for gentlemen
10 get, pretty soon got INFO heated debate,
in which cuss words and choice excerpts
from the Billingsgate edition of poeticAl
quotations were mingled and commingled
proRiscuOsly. Consequence was q lively
old row between Gillics and johnson on one
side, and the driver, young man named
Kirby, and Hugh Heflernan, an attache of
the road, on the other. Pitched battle on
the inside ensued, the horses dashed off
down North College, past Gay and Line
streets, through Smokey and out "a far as
Jefferson street before the battle ceased. 1t
was genuine running fight, and the ground
fought over was about six hundred yards.
The police got wind Of the r1mpus and put
out in hot haste for the scene of the con-
Aict. They arrested all of the parties, ex-
cePt the driver, Kirby, who gave the shines
Of government" to Hefernan and went
across the country 10 see q man. The trio
we're marched to police headquarters and
gave bail for appearance, with the excep-
tion Of johnson, who was 80 Economically
drunk that they concluded 10 send him to
the Riverside Castle" The whole party
we're beautifully disfgured. "a
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NAsHvILIE AND DECATUR RATIiR0AD LIEE.
Coiutnbia Accommodating FRAN
Arrive AZ Nashrille 90 A. ~.
parg --..-.......s..-....-.'s....'. 8'19 ?. NJ
Mail aud Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at ......---....--' Nv A. n
arrive ~ Nashvi No .-- - 54' P. n.
p Memphis MobiiG and n o. hNpross;
Leave NashYilie at.....,'..--.-....-- w p n
Arrivuht NAsh Viile ~ ..-- ...'.''''-.s a'-i A. n
NASHVILLE AND CHATTb EcoeA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..........8.00 A. E and 600 P.
Arrive 81 Chattau0Oga--. 400 4 N. and 20 P. n
ghelhyvillo and TuilahOma Accommodation.
Leaves ahFl aul
Arrive "A lu.0 4. n.
t1undavg eKceptedA a
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Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
81 ?. n. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and at
urdayF, at An
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UNCuRRKNT Monty.


BANK OF feunesseo, old Peoples Banfi.-..-..s
issue .-..-.-..-. ...-.... "a Planters and Me-
Planters, Bank ......--paE chanics' Bank.
Union Bank ...........par State Rank......,.....
Union Bank Cert's spar Southwest r. r..
BIZ OF ChaitanOOEa, O6 Union Rank.-a.,......
Bank of Commerce, pari . ALABAMA
Bank of Knoxville, % rank Of M0bile..s,..
Bank ct Memphis.-. 81 B'k Of Montgomery,
BIZ of Middle Tenn, % Eank of SelmS-.-....
Bank of Paris. paFl Central Ban ..........
Bank of the Union, par Commercial Bank. -
Blk of West Tenn. 30 kastern Bank ........-
Bucks Bank ..........par Northern -Bank...s...
City Bank .......... IS Southern Bank
Commercial Bank. . GEORGIA. .lH
Merchants Bank...par Central r. x. Blk
N0Ftberu Bank-.....par HeOrgia Railroad u
0eoee Bank ......-...-ss II Banking Co. -...-...
Bank of ShelbyVillo, 20 Blk Of Mid. Georgia,
Southern Bank-.--.-l0 Marine Rank--..-....-
Traders Bank par Bank Of Augusta....,
Life i General Ia Augusta Insurance.
suranee Co.-ss--..s.. 10 Bank OF Celumbns...
A. SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank Of Commerce..
Bank Of Camden...... - Bank Of the Gmpiro
Bank Of Charleston, Y Stata.-...,-.s,,......,
Bank Of ChesteF....4. eS Bank Of Alhens. :.
Bank of Georgetown rs Bank of FultOa -,,..
Bank Of Hamburg. 10 Bank Of Savannah,
Bank of Newberrys.. y BaHk OF tia States0f
Bank of the State Of GeOrgia.-,-.......
South Carolina. Il City B'kof Augusta.
Commercial Bank. on Farmers and Me-
Exchange Bank. OF chanics' Bank ..-...
Farmers and EX- Mechanics Bank.
change Bank. OF Merchants i Plant
Merchants Bank sees. o. ers' Bank..............
Planters Bank Of PlanlerS Bank 49,.
Fairheld............ G3 Union Bank...........
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II AAO11Nt VIZ ASAeAs
Two NaRnies and three BilIy-gcsts were
sent to the workhOuse yesterday for street.
walking. efHia. so s.E
The workmen on the Cedar street sewer
have basket picnic every day at twelve
O'Clock. .4zF za-# a.sEag2a s7zsgEoa
Nearly all of The Observation-Disclosures
were crowded yesterday With frnit and
melon. wagons Ias ,gsF ~ raT sd
The recent sidewalk law is having benef-
cial effect everywhere. All over the city
can be seen signs Of improvement. 5F,a
II the temperature in the under regions
is no hotter than it has been here for several
days past, il won't be 30 hard on sold
Proc" and "Spoons" after all, when they
shuttle or this mortal COLL" What, with
the heat, the dust, the bores Of the sane
tum, the flies and the ten thousand, thou
sand insects of the fec Sketere bHggi gnGt-tGfm
species, flying, buzzing about, threatening
to chan one up at a single meal, terrible
perspiration is kept up notwithstanding
Che thermometer did not go above $50 yes
terday. -..
We noticed several merchants from MUIR
freesboro yesterday. rra..rg
The garrison at Ash barracks have dress
parade every evening between six and seven
O'clock. 1t isia delightful place to visit in
the afternoon; SO neat, so clean and tidy.
With the cool summer evening breeze, the
gliiteriEg guns, the bright uniforms, the
floating colors aud delicious strains from
the magnificent Post Band, one can well
understand the words of the bard when he
referred to the "Pride, pomp and circum-
stance Of glorious war" s-. s...s-s-.E .rs
The Cumberland has Its banks lined
every evening with swimmers; delight
ful pastine, and SO refreshing.
Has nc, one ever thought Of rebuilding
the Fair grounds for Nashville? Autumn
is coming on soon, and we should begin
looking after the affair if we intend to this
season. -l ~ 4- cd. H't-f
The various soda fountains and ice cream
saloons throughout the city were we'll
patronizsa yesterday. .rf eae.
The galleries Of the House of Repre-
sentatives were, crowded yesterday by a
yelling, yelping pack of greasy negroes
who could have better employed their time
at work. d = 3 { q 3
About twenty arrests were made by the
police on yesterday and up to twelve o'clock
last night DRINKS, assaults and batteries
are Che main misdemeanOrs. } 5AII1
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MARKETa BE TELEGRAPH
= rnreIrn MARKETS.

.-... ..- Foreign Markets
ta LONDON, July 2s-Eyening .--GonaoIs
94E@94s. Bonds 724@72s. -s.rrfs1.
FRAEKFoRT, July 2s.-URitsd States
bonds761. - .'a.a
. PARIS July lSs--Bourse weaker; Renies
69f Soc. f,.',-.. ~ .-
LIVESTOCK, July 2S--1:20P. M.-CottOn
dull-sales 5000 bales; aplsnds sgd; Or
leans 104@10sd. -tts... .-
New York Money MARKET.
New York, July 2S.-Money market
easy. call loans See4; sterling exchange
9I910s; gold 144@l44a. In the early
part Of the day il was rumored that Brown
low had called out 10000 troops in Ten.
nessee New Tenneasees cog,
New York MaFket. --.
NEW York, July q. Cotton heavy, &c,
lower; sales 1860 bales; uplands 2s4e. Rice
dull. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet, Cuba ll(9l2.
AIolasses dull; Muscoysdo 44e. Flour
rather quiet. Wheat 81 83(9l IS. Corn
81 05G1I I2e. aa, iaia -i aa-s-sT
New York DrygOosis Market, 81
NV York, July 2S.-Drygoods mar
ket firm. Manchester prints i01c;. dark
prints l34@AA; printing cloths S4(9sc.;
heavy brown sheetings lT(9lS4.
I---.. NJ. ILOnIs Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-TObacco firm and
steady. Choice new -four 25c higher; su-
perfine S6(97 rs. Wheat 81 22(a)2- Zoe.
Corn S0@S9. Oats 5069TS. Mess pork
SIS. Bacon shoulders Ii 9I3S; slearsideH
1636Bl7c; hams 20(92le. Lard l74(a9l9.
Whisky 81 o. W. .'. '5ae 81 .i
81 Cincinnati Market. .T..5
CrNcINNATI, July 2S.--Fiour and grain
unchanged Manufactured tobacco SOC
lower. Whisky soc in bond. Provisions
nt,;nf and firm, -H b eel .r. tIaE