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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-28
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

n PURSUANCE OF TIE ACI1ON Ot THE
Democratic Central Committee of Linn county.
the Democratic Convention will be held at the
CoartHOuse, in the city Of Albany, on
Saturday, March rs, 1865,
at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose of nominating
q Legislative ticket Is in NUMBER and also a full
set of County Officers for said Linn county, to be
voted for on the first Monday in June. 1868.
1t is hereby recommended that the Democrats
of Linn county meet ut theirusual places o~fvoting
in their several precincts, on Thursday, the 26th
day of March, 1868, at l o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of selecting delegates 20 represent them
in the County Convention, aud for the further par-
pose of nominating their precinct officers.
The ratio Of apportionmentis based on the vote
cast for the Dem ocratic candidate for Governor in
the year 1S66, giving to each precinct one dele
gate, and one additional delegate FOR every thirty
Democratic votes east, and one for every fraction
of fifteen votes or over.
Said rule of appOrtionment gives to the several
precincts the following number of delegates, to-
-fk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-28

POPULATION OF Notwithstanding to re-
turns made during n census taken during the lat
ter portion of 1867, the population of Portland is
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-28
HORSE ELLIS
PRINTED At "DEMOcRATis asaCE,
ON SHORT NOTICE
AND IN EXCELLENT ST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EzsTaxF-


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The:
~ undersigned has been, on this Ted. day of
March, lsGS, duly APPOINTED Administrator withs
the VIII snnexe1, Uf the estate Of Alexander
Frakes and Elizabeth Frakssr beeA does ased, by
the County Court OF Linn county,. Oregon. All
persons hav.ng claims against said estates are
notified TO present them at srce. azy xerifed. as
provided by Llw, TO The undersigned. Al his resi-
dance, about seven mikes east OF Harrisburgh, in
said county and State; and al persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate are hereby noei-
fed to come forward and settle the same.
A. C0NDRA,
Administrator With tha Will annexed.
This 3rd day Of March, 1865.
CRASoE 4 HEEx. Ats'rsfos4AahlSr. na9sa1!.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-28
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
a WHITE GOVERNMENT.

SIhold that this government was made on the
WHTTE BASIS, by WHITE MEN, for the benefit
of WHITE MEN and their posterity forever
Further, / hold that the negro is not capable of
self government. '@rStephen A. Douglas.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
Price List OF Mitchall's Biographies,
ICR -NTLOl UCrIOA AND LXCh.NGE

Retail. lntrodctn Exchange.
First Lessons $3.50 SO.3G Old book and 2jr.
iln'HlN 80 ~ " 4-c
interh.edil o lSJ 40 ;.
IN calling ateEton Of sulerlntcndcnts ano
teachers to the .bove statement Of. the Stat
.iuard OF Education, tie suhsuibcIA wou,d FAY
dat, immediately upon tie opening OF the dis
tlct soll,os, oui travellers viii visit each town
III VERMONT for the purpose Of furnishing Mitch
ais New Biographies in rEchahGe tor tllo~o
nov in use. All persons interested, who may
desire further inform iol in re,aiion to the OK
change, will Please address, LORENZO /. PEcE,
Monipe.ier, Vt.
l.. II. LUILEl & co.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
barrow Block,
Opposite Charles Wyman's

ElRDIGAN JACKET, All the New Styles just
~ received at VIM. \. Smith.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17

REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DEATIs-
W TRY.
Til" attention of the public is called to great
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADV NCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth is
they do net hold in their place firmly enough
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
1Hder the plate while eating. l have discover
"a u method of so constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they will not starr
n drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles Of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition of the mouth is,
'hicl is not true OF any method hitherto USED
have secured Letters Patent the United
states, England and France.
The Improvement is not in material, but in
the construction, whichs ccurcs the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
have sold the exclusive Of said Improvement
to DR.. l.. Gilman, to vat, the Counties uf Frank
in, Washington, Chlttenden, Lanole and
Grand Isle. Those wishing t. avail themselves
Of such improvement, will call On
DIR. l.. GILMAN.
ST. ALBANS. ...... ......... ...... VERMONT.
n. L. FOLSOM.
November. II, 1867. lYl-tf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
THE FIRST REMIU M


Was awarded to this instrument ut the New
York State Fair and the Fair of he New England
States Vermont state Fair, Missouri State Fair,
and Iowa state Fair, over all other Instruments,
including Mason Ham,il's Cabinet Organs.
Smiths American Organ and TaylorN Farleys.
1t Is very important that purchasers bear IN
mind that the original and genuine Cottage On
gan in made by the House of j. ESTEY x Co
only.
The chief points Of superiority are patented
by them, and of course are found on the lnstru-
ments Of no other maker.
The undersigned has made arrangements to
furnish Pianos from any of the principal New
York and Boston NJ kers, ON the most reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed III all cases.
Send for an Illustrated clrcu ar. Address
II. A. LYON, st. Adams, VT
Music. small musical nstru,? cuts. and must
cal merchandise at T.. IL. HUNTINGrOAS
Jcwery store Pianos, Organs, and Melodans.
at the subscribers residence Fairfield street.
222-tf IL. \ LYON.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
The American Cnuking stove la
Court.

4 r an adjourned te. IN q the Circuit Court
"A the United States, for illc rln,'rd DlStrlc
y, ~ aura a., "a, second ritcnlt held At tir
CITY HAL, III the CIT, -. aiOtuA. Inc 18TH day A."
January, iii the year OF uuI Lord 1876.
PRESENT
Tie Hon. NATHAN X. HALL, IN lie.
JACOB II. SHEAR * JosEPn PACKARD.
cs liz Equas
Gro Is. BrLLS JnHN VI RoCKwELL.l
1t s further ordered. adjudl;el and decrced
that perpetual injunction be Issued III TIN
salt against the defendants. rrstraiuG then
from III ther inIriagcmeutS or sud Patent NJ.
81 10 ;, ID ued Dec 9TH. lSij, or improvements
in co king stoves pursuant to and IN accuru
ance with the prayer of tn Bill OF Complaint.
Signed \. 4. i.oyCE. GcIh.
The above was instituted for Infringement o
the Patent securing the IN amer Of lifting III,
ash pan in the hearth of the American Cooking
Stove, and for the combination of the oaiiro
ash pan. We have repeatedly cautioned tie
public against selling or usl;iS stoves with thes,
Improvements not manufactured ~ us. Al per
SONS now SELF :, or using stoves with these i'm
prOvenlents IN violation at the above injunction.
without license from us. will be hale To nne anG
Imprisonment. SHEAR, PACK ARD co.
2U5-9m Albany, y. y.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17

OfBA!tNi;s II GRO NuEi. pr.ce aa low ae
lowest.
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Willow Baskets,

Large and small. These additions TO the stock
previously on hand 'nables the subscriber to
offer for sale large u variety of goods as can
be found els where in Franklin County The
entire stock l- new, has been bought cheap for
cash many articles at a large discount fir m for
m II prices. and will be sold ut a small advance.
Thankful fr the liberal patronage bestowed
tn u far, continuation is desir, d.
z'2-tf &. II. BAKER.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
FLOUR.

The best brands constantly On haui. .
Graham and Duchwheat -Four, Rye AMI ON.
Meal
Finally if lou want anything i'll the line !
good Gloteiics the pace IL ndI tncu Ii at
BARNES ~ , no Meas
Cash paid for all kinds OF Ionntr! r,llce p
iuois sold at wholesale ut the .onest possible
iSure.
.l3 BARNES 4 CROWLEY.
','' ", -, -, '"''-' st. Adams VI.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17

(NVg.t ,UAIe OF all Ain
~ At WI. n. sat! sCO'S.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

II The BOIri OF Directors of Ae NashpiHr
and Aorttussfefyl railroad. Il will be CON
coded by every unprecedented mind that the
men OF the Northwestern have been ex-
emplary in their conduct since the road
ceased working. The sentiment aud feel
ing and motive which actuated them at
that Time, have precisely the same force
now. They bore up with the shining Of
the clique until forbearance appeared ike
abetting them, and consequently crime
until they could bear il no longer. They
then unanimously laid down a rule Of con
duct Tor themselves from which they have
not departed.
IL is proposed to pay what is due the m
since the State got the ROAD very dou BIT
iul date, and altogether immaterial to us.
Although deeply interested in the State.
aud the prosperity thereof, we have no
thing whatever 10 do with the 1r're-puHipg
Of tricky and designing men. We have
nothing Whatever TO do with the date when.
or the manner in which the road passed
into the hands Of the State. We only know
that we have been grievouslv wronged.
and that an Infamous clique in This city
have been the inhictors Of that wrong
We know that we have done work for
months ior which we were not paid that
the road was earning money enough TO pay
us, but the money went into the pockets Of
sinecure holders, the friends and satellites
and tools Of the infamous CLIQUE. The
matter or cause Of difficulty between us and
the railroad peopleis very simple The road
owes us money for work done principally
at 81 - or 81 80 per day, which was more
than double earned. We did not get this
but the earnings which resulted from our
long toll was paid ont TO official la1fers at
the rate Of 50, s. and s. per day. That is
pretty plain and simple, Is it not
Now proposition is made 10 us TO take
part of what we have 80 laboriously
earned. We pronounce the proposition
Infamous and hearlless as the worst genius
OF the clique could conceive
We want the money which we have
earned. lou have got il 20 give US il you
wish, and We trust YOU don't want 10 cheat
us out Of Il.
Let the world Judge There are enough
honest men 60 give verdict in our fnvor
Ton CANNING,
On behalf Of the strikers.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25
OBITUARY.

SUDDEN DEATH OF WELL KNOWN LAWYER
Yesterday evening GEORGE MARSHALL. Esq.
died suddenly from apOplexy. During the day
he appeared in his usual health and spirits. In
the afternoon he sat some time in front of Ar
not's stable, as he was wont. and conversed with
some Of his friends. In the evening he came
down from bis Office. which is in the Weld build
ms. on Chestnut street, between Third and
Fourth, and complained Of the heat. II 10 re-
manned upon the sidewalk for sometime, and
then returned to his office. saying that IT was
cooler there. He sat down in a chair near the
window and engaged in reading, and appears to
have been so employed when attacked with the
disease. and fell forward on the door, where he
was found by some friends lie was immedi-
ateIy placed upon a lounge and medical assist
ance procured-Drs. Golding. Dudley and Moore
being in attendance-but all restoTatiyes proved
futile, and he died about half past seven clock
Mr.. Marshall was about forty years of age
and had been in ST. Louis about twenty one
years. He commenced the practice Of law with
Joseph E. Crockett, Esq He acquired consid-
cradle reputation at the bar, and had many
warm personal friends. He possessed good
education and had fine natural abilities His
disposition was frank and social. and the an
nOuncement Of his sudden death will be re-
ceived by many in this city with deep regret,
He was born in Nashville. Tenn. where his
mother now resides. He was an unmarried
man. Judge Cady telsgraphed to the mother
Of the deceased last night, and his funeral will
take place on her arrival. Due notice will be
published OF the fact.-S. Louie Republican,
p.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

MARROW ESCAPE or A LADY AND THE
UTTER EECKLEssEEss or A "MAN or
EASE. On Thursday evening last, as a
lady with a moderate dress-trail Vas at
tempting 20 cross Vine street at lie inncture
with Church, reckless "young blood"
came dashing down Vine street in a
Phaeton, behind a spirited "animule" with
a slackened rein, and seemingly with the
utmost noachG'1ucc ~ 10 the mischief h e
wrought. The consequence was the i'm
mensc hooi OF the horse, went slap into the
centre of the ladies dress and literally tore
II from her. She was compelled to seek
refuge ia a house hard by and dispatched
a messenger home for another costume.
The fellow apoogized by saying, CAV
excuse my awkward driving really l did
not see You, etc, etc'--which was received
by the lady with sweet little, certainly,
ear % bat Oh, pshsw we know che didn't
lIkPit a bit Such reckless } ehus should have
their pomatumed heads stuck in a bucket Of
soap-suds, and cleansed OF some of their
deiesiableneas.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

The exports Of specie from New York
from January lst to July 18th, amounted
to $57, 5O9, 3l6, which is an increase Of SO,
735, 225 over the corresponding time last
year, and is s., 80 IG5 more than ever e1-
ported Wilhia the same dates in any preyi-
GUS year, the highest being $40, 7G9,ljl IN
1866. The average exports for the cores
bonding time in the last sixtern years has
been about $2i,OOO,OOO. The New York
Commercial Advertiser says
As yet we tindno indications of any fall
ing off in the extraordinary shipments Of
specie ON the contrary, the course of our
foreign trade seems favorable To the con
tinuance Of the drain. The exports Of pr o.
duce last week were 81 900 600 below those
of the same period of 1867, and the imports
were 81 100000 higher. For the mouth
of June the produce exports from this port
were nearly $4 100000 belo " those Of the
same period Of last year, Wilde theimports
showed decrease Of only half a million.
Our exportable surplus Of produce Is
evidently less than last year, and present
indications warrant the assumption that
the preparations for the fall importation
are on scale well up to the standard of
1867. As we are no longer able to set OF
any important proportion of imports by
Ahipments of bonds, the prospects Of a
specie drain becomes very sefiOns and the
more so from the fact that Mr.. McCulloch
has declared that, after the payment Of the
Alaska appropriation, there will remain
only $37, 10000 Of gold in the Treasury,
or about half the average amount.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25
GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsHvnLE, Friday, July "a

NASHVILLE, Friday, July "a
Yesterday being a more pleasant day
dian we have hal for some time, our busi-
meas marts wore quite a lively APPEARANCE.
Farmers and countrymen in general were
in in great numbers. Trade brisker than
for some days.
Corrosive heard Of no sales, receipts
or shipments yesterday. Stock on hand
about I'll bales, ,.
Misunderstanding and firm. The
stock throughout the eoEntry seems not to
have diminished as many supposed. Re
ce1pts heavier than on Thurrday Demand
good, and ready sales made a. soon as
offered. We heard Of $500 bushels being
bought yesterday at 81 s. for prime white,
81 774 for red, Mediterranean SL7O, amber
81 80. Also the sale Of 5000 bushels red
at 81 82l. --
CORN-We heard Of SIX car loads being
soil yesterday at 95e5 yellow soc; white
s3c per bushel; in store, sacked, &c de
livered at depot, 9jc.
HAY-Prime timothy S2i@25i com
mon $40 per ton.
BACoN.-Bnsiness in this market Is
little brisker than on yesterday. We
quote clear sides at ia shoulders ~arce
at 14eCBl4te plain hams, ISe'l9e Ten.
nesee canyased I9Ie52Oc; country, l7e5'
1919; sugar cured 2OI@2lc.
LARD-Is quoted at Isle IN dere's
in Kegs 21lc; in three and Eve pound cad
dies 2I@21lc per ID.
FLoUR-Neehange iu this market. Com
mon 70 choice superfine S7C3S 30, extra
S1G9II, Cream Of City 81, fancy Sll9l2
per Dbl. : new s1l el2; son j. declining,
and prices are merely nominal. f.
BARLEY-Sl 80 per bnshel
CoFFER-Rio 2l@2sc Lsguyra7 p;
Java, 33ae4Oe.
MoIAssEs-Reboil,d New orlesns, IS
@8l)c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FOreisa Markets

.r FOretsa Markets
LIVERPOOL, July 24-P. M.-Cotton
easier; sales lo,oO0 bales; uplauds lOId !;
Orleans l0Bd. ....., - ...'.... :
LOSDoN, July 24-Evening.- Cousols
94S. u. $. bonds 72f. r sal p. .
FRANKFORT, July 2f- Evening. u. s.
bonds 76s@763. -
New York Honey market
NV York, July 24.-Money market
easy call loans SOS sterling exchange
10@l0s; gold 1893. New Tennessee g,
6G4 old do, 67l. ~ .... ! =,
New York Market.
NEW York, July 2A-COtton quiet and
firm; sales 200 bales; uplands Sic
Rice steady. Coffee queit. Wheat-ehOice
amber Tennessee 81 As. Sugar steady;
Cuba lleGl2c. Molasses nominal. Flour
qniet and firm. Corn 81 l29l IS4c.
New York DrygOOts Market.
New YORK, July 24-DrygoOds mac
tive. AmOskeag A, brown sheetings, E4c;
first class dark prints l4914fC.
& Cincinnati Market. Sci
CINCINNATI, July 2i.-Flour SO 5000.
Wheat steady. Corn SSc. Oats 10000.
hlsky 30(d}4OC in bond. Mess pork
S2S. Bulk meats 13g@14c. Bacon l23, LOT
and l64c. Butter 27@32c Eggs I7(RlSc.
Hay Sl5@lG. Groceries steady.
"a Louis Market
3 ST. LOUIS, July 24.--Tubacco steady aud
Flour-superline s. 5O@625
Wheat 81 1902 -. Corn 79@S7c. Oats
67@S2c. Rye 81 10. Mess pork $2S 75G
%. Bacon-shOulders 123@l3c; clear
sides lG4C9l7c; hams lG4@20lc Lard Ice
Whisky 81 %.
Louisville Market
& LouRvIIAE, July. 24--Whsat 81 $50
! 90. Corn 95@9Gc. Oats S3c. Rye 81 so.
Mess pork S2S %. Lard lSc Bacon
shoulders 1S@1Sfc; clear rib sides l6}c;
clear sides III. Bulk meats-shoulders lie;
clear sides Ice. Tobacco-sales SO hhds
Tugs 81 25@9; common to medium leaf
SO 1904 IS.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, July 24.-Cotton quiet
middlings Soc; sales 2S9 bales receipts
So bales. Receipts for the week S4l bales;
sales for the week 500 bales.
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BUY AT HOME.

pHE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
u prepared tor manufacturing SASH I,
Dsors. Bliads, inside and out, Pivot and
sfati1naTy stats, Frames Of every description,
Brackets, EOrntces, PLAN aud OFnAme % tai.
Manlelplgess. hoalting5 81 ~ kihas, Base
Board FiDGriug Poplar and Pine CetIng
Plank 81 GafherboardiBg, and Building Mate
nal generally. Asa. Bnildsrs aud JontractOrs
All al a. low rates a. ean be imported % 90 ahi
quality. send ORDER. Punciusiity aEd lis
patch are car husiasss creed. Olns aHd &C
tary adjoining = azhvills aud ChattanesgA \ al
road L0eOnoii Shops. Cs,laE street, nash F'iio.
FUkBISIs.aK FULCHEE.
- kwIv
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s,p,7p,-ss01 in -. =, ,.,Ilo,,

SRUFs-65@1 1Oc per gallon. -
sUeAR--Crushed aud grauulated IStG
Isle coffee sugars A, B, G, 179173c- Isl
Gle 16A916sc; New Orleans, 1s@1S4c
Denarara, 169l6ie choice. 81 al i-
OANDLEs-star candles life per ID;
hard pressed tallow SIS 25 per box.
SALT-Adyanced and firm. Five bushel
barrels are now quoted at 50, and seven
bushel at IS IS per Dbl. iress
LIQuoRs.-Common recliGed 81 $50
: % by the barrel; Robertson county
81 50(A4 Bourbon S46a6
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ARRIVED.
None


III FAAA NJ
Ella Hughes, for Cairo, with very fair
trip.
From the river column Of Yesterday .
Louisville Courier We clip the following
The river was falling rapidly yesterday,
with three feet three inches water in the
canal, and one foot three inches water in
the chute last evening, a fall Of six inches
since our last report. Three feet scant is
reported on Portland bar, and four feet 81 K
inches at Flint island an Walkers bar
The weather visa warm and Clondy yester-
day, with a delightful shower late IN the
afternoon. There was considerable activity
on the wharf Yesterday. Nearly all Of the
boats that LEFT had fair trips.
fTiie-saving suiis' have been inveuteSl
which will be adopted by the government
and placed HpOn all sea-going vessels The
cork apparatus consists Of 8 cork jacket,
which being adjusted and the rubber suit
clipped over the wesrer's dresH, covering
the whole body, with the exception Of the
face and hands, protects the wearer and
such valuables as be may have on his per
son, and keeps him comfortable and free
from cramps. The shoe weights keep him
in an erect position in the water, and Che
hand devices enable him 10 proPel himself
to the shore or any other place OF saisty.
Attached to The suit by long cord is h
buoyant apparatus. which contsins proSi-
sions and fresh water enough to last eight
days, so that person will be enabled to
keep floating upon the surface Of the water
and sustain life during the time. BY an
Ingenious Arrangement flag or device can
be Heated SIX feet above the apparatus 10
direct the attention Of passing vessels.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

ACADEMY or MUsIC.-The above place
Of amusement has recently undergone a
magnificent course Of preparation in the
way Of painting, scenery, gas-lights, ele-
gsntly arranged seats, boxes, etc, ETC., and
opens this evening under the auspices Of
Manager Richards, with briIliRat array
Of talented stars and a superb stock compa-
ny. A rousing crowd, Of course, will be on
hand at the baptism Of the new temple.
Since the dearth of amusements in our city
It has been-a great task 10 drive oil cunui,
but in future, conducted a. THE Academy"
promises 10 be upon strictly legitimate and
respectable principles, that feeling may be
overcome greatly.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25
II FL e CTPX-


st. Louis University presents its Thirty
nineth Annual Announcement to orr
readers this morning. -
See assignee's notice Of A. A. Hall.
A number Of bankrupt notices appear IN
the lis! Of advertisements
Ice cream Is as good as ever at Fugazzi's
Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

CHEERING News FROM SwEErwArER.-
From Gen. }. 7. Boyle and Major Zeb
Ward, who arrived 10 the city last evening
from trip to Fast Tennessee, we learn
that the crops IN Sweetwater Valley, Fast
Tennessee, are Aattering for an abundznt
Weld
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

WILLIAMS vs.. Mills AND Mills VI.
WILMAMs.-in the court of Justice Thur.
neck yesterday, JOS. f. WILLIAMS had Jno.
Mills arrested for attempting to strike
him Mills was fined 81.
In the court Of Justice Thurneck the
same parties appeared, but rice versa as re-
CARDS prosecutor and defendant. Mills had
Williams arrested on same charge. Will
liams was found innocent, and Mills taxed
with the costs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

aELondon adVIces OF Yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at723 - PSI 20 "a
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold BY
them at &c premium.
There is very little doing in United
States bonds. The banks buy at a shade
under the New York rate, and sell at
about 4c advance. .E9.aE sssB
There is no change in city checks and
very little doing. Dealers pay SSc and
hold at 9Oc in the dollar.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
Dist inst. were az follows:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-25

A STOUT AssAULT.-Ira Stout was ar
rested on a warrant ssorn ont Yesterday By
j. W. Howard, who charged him with as
saulting and bsttcring him. Mr. Stout
will have a hearing ia the court Of Justice
MaIhara N q nlclock