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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

pRIGHAM, GOODYEAR Il HAYES. Coach a.
- saddiery hardware, Leather, Hubs. Spokes
and bent carriage work. springs, axles, bolts and
malleable Iron, Isl Lake St.
HAYDEN & KAY Carriage Goods. saddlcry
Ii Hardware, Leather, Hubs. Spokes and bent
carriage work, Springs, Axles, Bolts and Maleable
Iron. IS Il Al Lake ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
DRY GOODS,

K IMBALL, STEVENS II CO., Wholesale
IA Cloth House, 26 Randolph Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
J. WYTH,
n. G. DAVIES,

II Door south of Coles Drug Store, Cedar fails
Iowa. Repairs neatly and promptly executed ON
the most reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
A. HART m AN,

ATTIIE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY.
IN L. prepared to do all kinds of Binding In
workmanlike manner. Patronize a home in-titu-
and Pamphlets and have them bound. Orders
left at THE GAZETTE Office viii be promptly at
tended to,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE
CHICAGoIwON wORKS.

DURLEY A. TTRRELL, Importers. and j
~ bers of China, Glass and Earthern Ware,
Is Lake ST
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SIMEON FLESH,
l. A kEREpIE.

DAYNTER IN EVERY STYLE. HOUSE,
II SIGN and Fresco Cfraining. and Ornamental
Painting done in fine style, at short notice. shop
in the rear Of AItwine's house, Cedar Falls Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
MORRIS LlPPOLD,
SAM. BLONDIN,

DARDE AND HAIR DRESSER. OVER
ID A. L. Nichols Grocery Store, Cedar Falls,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23

Capt THoNAs s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UNION AND DTsPATcH. becomes
from this date one Of its pToprietors. Tho firm
namo Of the new concern viii 10 JONES, HAYS
x Co. ~ whom Che business Of The establish
ment win be continued az heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postoflce.
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city.
andis well known for his courtesy and amiabili-
ty ne a gentleman. as well as for intelligence.
integrity and Pr0mptness as man OF business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of the olice. aud will he found in our counting
room.
fine eutu oHsiness Of the Old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt. Hays
will also settle that and will give all proper re-
ceipts and aequitances ...R
Being fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
Grm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age EXTENDED 20 tho old.
January 70. 1868
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23
THE OLD POLICE.
A card in VinaieatIon.


EDIToRs UNION AND DIsPAToE: 1 see
in your paper of to-day a card, evidently
written by member of the Metropolitan
Police, complaining of your structures upon
the brutal conduct Of that body upon those
unfortunate enough to fall into their hands.
In doing so, be says Chat if the M. P.'s
were to administer such treatment as has
been received from the old police force
there might be room for the assertions made
by the press"
! have no disposition TO intervene in any
discussion which may arise between the
city press and the present police but when
they seek 10 Justify their course by COM
pairing or contrasting their conduct with
the old force, as the chief Of the latter, [
beg leave to rePudiate the comparison, and
in behalf of the force who served with me
In preserving the good order of this city,
to say that they respected every right Of
the citizen, and performed their duties un-
der the Law, acceptahly both to the author
tiles and the public. j, therefore, de-
nounce any and every imputation upon the
conduct fof 'the old police force" as a
Islander, and the utterer of il as a cowardly
liar. K. s. PATTERSON,
Captain Old Police. .
Nashville, July %. r-.a. .ia.zf
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NnRPHMEsFEnN.
Ratification og che Tease and Re-cIcC-
10. ~ H. ~ - - - 49,.

Ratification % she Tease and Re-eIcC-
rioU Of ihc oId Board of directors.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of the Nashville and Northwestern rail
road, held at the Office of the Commercial
Insurance Company, No. ~ North College
street yesterday evening, the subject Of the
lease OF that road to the Nashville and
Chattanooga road was introduced and its
ratification unanimously acquieaced in
The old Board was reelected for the en-
suiuE twelve months The utmost harmony
aud GOOD will exists between Or. Cliis,
who retains his position as Receiver. and
the DTeclora We learn that President
Burns, OF the Chattanooga road, is 10 be
made President Of die Northwestern road
also. Under his excellent management
We sincerely pray that the recent difficult
ties msy be adjusted, and the people living
along lie line be allowed the same advant-
sge- they have heretofore enjoyed.
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sem Or rrgE s6UTH CoME1gf I'm:
~, wsBTRLwIND.''t 4ks-s j.

wsBERLwIND.''tf 70 j
Proposed Organization Of seymour
and Btair Jewish Democratic Club
s-srksOose 90 Yourselves Judgment !;
4 4 ts4vs among Yourselves What Is
Eiossls'
mcyement is on foot ia Nashville
headed 81 those prime Democratic work.
era. Paul y. Albert and E. Levy, to organ
/ Ire among our Israelilish fellox-cfEizsns a
Seymour and Blair Democfatic CIab. for
operations during TIE on-coiaing siraggle.
This Is psll. We commend tEe movement
hszriilg Our Jewish citizens nnnaber in
their ranks goodly array Of The wealth,
thrift and energy Of tbs country. Let this
wealth. shfia and euerey Be enlisted in the
ranks Of lreeaOm-Iovihg, freeaou-seeking
Dsmecracy, and when the winds of No
vernber next cone freighted With the
heavenly news Of eiei0ry, million thanks
from as many disenthralled Southern De
moeratic hearts, shall ascend 10 "lsraers
God" in gratitude.
The ttTugg9e is destined to end in glory.
THE star of aUssless HireliugH hiss been
overshadowed in the east and completely
faded in the west truly "oul Of the South
cOmelh the whiriwind and cold out of the
North" The triumphing Of the horse
trainer Is brief and his doom immovably
fixed. As Zaphar the Naamathits foretells
the downfall OF tie wicked, 50 we predict
the discontinue OF this merciless tyrant
this exulfant hero over the oppressed Jew.
Though his aspirations carry him TO the
White House, and his hand itches for the
reiBs of government, yet he shall perish
forever like his own dung; they who have
ssen him an the Inidst Of his glory shall say;
RhCre is herr
He shall fly away as some horrid mid
night spectre, pale and ghostly; he shall
be chased away az the NANCY cur Of the
mongrel pack. The eyes Of admiration %
which saw him shall see his Black Repub-
lican carcassno more neither shall Galena
any more behold him. He eontemplates
suicide.)
His c0mD.t followers will turn renegade !
and attempt 10 please We OF the Democratic I
army, but their thievish hands shall be
made to restore their flching9, and their
doliarless souls shall wander prayerless !
throughout eternity, "uaagept, uah0aored,'
bat not "Hlst1lng' we pray. ....
His scaly bones, that wrapt the Circus 4
nule, shall'lie down in the political arena,
and rot Wilh the dHst OF the aightTaare, Rad /
iCaiisn. sf -aa-gr
He hath faitensd on Southern riches, yet |
shall lac be made 10 Yomit them up again.
DIR. Seymonr's emeiic shall cast them out
Of his belly. eFs
For want of occupation he shall be made
20 suck his paws and peruse The "nether
portion" OF Dantes Inferno" zeal. r.--rg
That which he has stoiea be shall restore
according to his pilferings 30 shall his pun
ishment be- .s. al.ss i
Because be hath oppressed and turned aEoay
the Je0; because he Is attempting TO ride
with lHlpuaity into the seat of Kings and
take possession OF place that suits han mol.
''Surely he shall not feel quietness in his
belly, he shall not see that which he de-
Bires" 4
This is the portion of an unprincipled
knave, and the heritage appointed unto |
him by God and the Democratic party.
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Amenle Honsral,le.

The following card il explanatory Of the
conduct Of three gentlemen, Messrs. Brown,
BlanIensllip and GArdam, who were re-
ported in our police column on Tuesday.
The article published by ls was based on
Information derived from police head
quarters. We dof pur hat in apology, gen
llemen. Go go and shdnt for Seymour and
Blair as much as you like. We give our
word for Il, you shah moi be published
again, uales' ii be to your Qualification Z
NAsHYIII.E,, July 22--B9stofs Union
and Dispatch = Insthe police report Of your
issue of the 2lst inst, you mentioned dis
turbance that took place at Radical meet
ing. on The corner of Broad and Simmer
streets, and alludedto a gentleman named
john Brown, as having been connected With
the row and who was discharged from Gus
tody. Mr.. Brown ID the gentleman who
kindly went our securities he had nothing
10 do with the case. We only Auzzaed for
Seymour add Blair, and for that only we're
arrested, by policeman No. A3, named Cal.
Roberta Very respectfully,
s. r.ss THos. GARDAM, r-.
.s #. j. BLANKENsHIP-
The police Oficer abused to, was fined
$50 and costs 10 the court of Esquire Will
kinson Tuesday, for assembling Mr., Gar
dam without provoeation. ,raer4
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hAioFa 'hlen ana DISPATCH.
We have a Mercer and a Prosser paper
ia our city Each will he in the interest
Of its man and his clan. We think their
editorials will be rich, and will expose
many truths, We don't think either Of
them will lac qn the other We wish liar
rlson would start a paper in HE interest
The three might give the people in other
sections some idea Of the sort who seek 10
rule us. Would 1t not be rich 90 have
three papers popping ont the truth on each
ether every mOrning? Go into il, Harri-
son, up 30 your boots in self-defense. Yoh
certainly have enough LEFT out OF the s,inls
YOU and Pop l. made out Of US poor fel-
lows in your libel suits to start paper.
REMEMBRANCE.
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A man broke his leg yesterday afternon
en- South Cherry street near the Decatur
depot by being thrown from an express
wagon and run over BY is wheels. We
did not learn his name. He will probably
recover.
1t is said that our Coroner FASTENED to
thescene Of action in Slade Town night
before last, as soon a. he heard the firing,
10 hold an inquest on the bodies Of the Pros
ser gang. Unfortunately they we're non est
'1seeltHs.c - uE .Hvs-sv -4ee
Why don't some Of our Democratic citi-
zens erect polls in the ysrious wards
throughout the city I? Lei US see TO it.
Stir upl stiFupi 1ets
An enthusiastic meeting was held al
Cowan's Hail, in Nerth E5ge6eldlast night,
where large Seymour and Blair Club was
formed. 80. .7sj.st s.,Et -. ~
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Hay Prime GnOthy Vs24@255 conn

HAY-7Prime timothy sSz4tGz35 com
mon SIS perton4f 4. "A
BGoox.-Business in this markst! is
brisker. We quote clear sides at III
shoulders scarce at E14c9144e; plain
hams, 1S919c; Tennessee canvased 1910
zoe; country, 17@1sIc; sugar cured 2OA
l@2lc.
! ILARB-Is quoted afgIs1ein tierees;
id kegs 2f3c; IN three aud five pound cad
dies 21@214c per ID.
FLOUR-Nochange in this market. Com
mon to choice superfine Sos so, extra
Sl0@1l, Cream of City Sill, fancy $l1@l2
PSF Dbl pew Sll@12 : old is declining.
and prices are merely nominal. Fat,tEs
BARLEY-S1 so per bushel.
CoFFEE-Rio 2I@96c; Lagdyra, q;
Java, 3S@4Oc.
Mo1.AssEs-Reboiled Nov Orleans, rs
0SOc.
~ SIK5Ps--6599l l0e per gallon b
Crushed and graduated 1910
Isle; coffee sugars, A, B, c, lI0l'fc, I04
ole, 16l@16}c; New Orleans, l6G164c
Demarars, 16@l64c choice.
CANDLFs-Star candles l7lc per Id;
bard pressed tallow s. . per box. a-,
SALr-Advanced and firm. Five bqslrel
barrels are now quoted at So, and seven
bushel at s. IS per bbl 80 '- .-.sf
Al .feuoBs. IL 0mm0H Feetified 81 800
> - by the barrel; Robertson county
= 50@4 Bourbon Sl@6.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23
OUR AGENTS.

JOHN w. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Clarlzs-
vile, Tennessee 10 receive and receipt for sub
scriptions ana Advertisements for tho UNIoN AND
DISPATCH.
$. p. RQHELL, Of Franklin, is our author
ized agent for Williamson aud adjoining coun-
ties. 60 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the IISIoE AM DIsrArcH. 4
DR. T. D. MATTHEWS. Druggist, Old Fell
lows nan Building woodland street, IS our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for ad-
vcriisiug and subscriptions in EdgeGold. Orders
delivered 20 him will be promptly attended to.
Ho viii also EocP tho Daily UNIoN AND DIs-
p tTCH on rqle
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GENERAL MARKETS
NAsRYnLE, Wedesdar. JulY p

NASAEu4LE " euesdayj July =.
Business only moderately brisk.
CoTT0N-We heard Of two bales being
pold yesterday at CSC. No receipts or
shipments. Stock on hand is reduced To-
81 bales.
WHE4T-Aboat the same a. yesterday
with slight advance in rel and Mediter-
ranean;. receipts better; demand good.
We hear Of 1860 bushels being bought
yesterday at 81 so for prime white, 81 ia
for red, Mediterranean 81 GO, amber 81 n.
Cons = Continues the same We
heard Of one car load being received yes
bsrday at CSC; yellow SOC white SIC
per bashsl; IL store, sacked, 92c. dsliv-
cred al depot, 95c. rat
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FoLcE COURT DOCKET, july 22.-
John johnson, assaulting and using abusive
language S. and costs
T. W. Brown, assaultiBg his wife and
disturbing the public peace; $40 and costs.
Fa9l haniey, using abusive and iusult-
Jog language S25 and eosts-s.re sD.
other charge dismissed.
W. 4. Petty, assault and battery On
GreeG Young Sloaud costs. VI
Bill. Robertson, using prolane and abns;v.
language s. and costs '''''si'e
Sophia Bright larceny Of watch ana
money, valued at So prosecutor t, ,,aJ
with costs. SD 81 FE#F go
l.. {. Dean, assanlting and throwipr
rOCks; costs.
Joseph Milliaals, selling or offering f.,
sale vegetables on streets during market
hours. 80
Grand RatciG, assault and battery 50
and costs
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~. ..sr. A FIRST CLASS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.


TT1HE PRINCIPAL. OF THIS SCHOOL Is
L being applied to for Teachers. Teaching
should be the future vocation OF many ladies in
the South IL is at once noble and responsible.
and should be prepared for as a profession The
field is wide. By the census Of 1861. there were
TO,369 male and female adults in Tennessee
who could not read and write Teachers half
educated will 90 from place to place, finally
quit The profession and damage education. We
want n live scholarship, only attaiuable through
the Classics. England Is now tending 10 classic
learning. this Summary gives n free Classic
Course, and the utmost thOrOughness in the
English, Ornamental Musical and Modern Ian
guage Departments. go ~ i
IL Is high time that tho Women of the South
were emancipated from a certain narrow round
OF studies, which might enable them TO shine for
an evening, and that they should embrace
broad scholarship, nu tritious 10 the mind. ex-
pansive 70 the whole character, and pecuniarily
profitable. But knowledge is not ALL Pupils
must learn 90 igspart kgosoledge, By observing
ex experienced teachers. "s A.a
TIE Principal of this Seminary will invite
proposals from the whole South. We viii not
recommend eur own graduates unless they have
thoroughly qualified themselves, but they will
have preference over all others for such posi-
tons.
This Seminary has sent forth twelve teachers,
three Of them now teaching in the Public
schools Of this city. sF a'EF
Eali session win open September 81.
e.. ea# r. w. n. WA&D.
jylS q I Principal.
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I'm Bankruptcy.

VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
lith day Of July, A. b. 1868. warrant
in bankruptcy was Issued against the estate Of
Sam. II. Stout. of Nashville. in the county Of
Davidson and State of Tennessee who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property Belonging
and transfer OF any property by him are
forbidden by law; that q meeting of the cred
itOrs Of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and
TO choose one or more assignees of his estate,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
holden on the 5th day of August, A. d. 1868,
at O'Clock P. n, at the office of the Register
in Bankruptcy. Nashville, Tennessee, No. S2ll2
Church street, before Alexander s. Bradley
ESQ., Register. IL. Il. GLASC0CK, ]
jy222t US Marshal. Messenger.
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MOUNT OLIVET.

GINGLE INTERVIEWS (WHITE OR COL
- ored) IN Mount 0livet Cemetery can be
made at the prices established by the revised
Code of the laws Of the corporation of Nash
vile for 1868, for interments in the old City
Cemetery,
All bills for single iuterments must be settled
at the time Of burial and can be paid TO the
Superintendent in the Cemetery,
Funeral professions going to and returning
from Mount Olivet, pass Thc Toll gate
free of charge.
iY2l lw c. W. NANCE, Secretary.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UNION AND DTsPATCH At the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
At this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTs
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23

The aVeysge rate Of consumption The
past two months has been about 4G, 500 bales
per week, and The weekly export about
10oO0 bales. Itisnot likely CHS win be
increased unless prices are lower. At this
rate The requirements OF that market from
the date OF the last report TO the last of
October (thirteen weeks will reach 734,-
500 bales. These figures indicate a con
timed absence Of export orders for the
present, and as our crop is likely TO be
earlier than usual this year, holders have
shown more disposition to realize. Sales
Of the week foot up 10, 157 bales, Of which
1909 bales we're taken by sPinners, and S4s
bales on speculation. = -.
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Sou Ynrl sIone, nerl.et

sNEw YoRK, July ~ Money marx ct
easy : call loans Se15; sterling exchange
1O@1OI; gold 113J@ffSf New TEN
neasee6 O., 653 ! old do, 65l.
New York market.
NEw- YORK, July 99.2,--Cotton duh and
lower .sgies 300, bales -upiaHds .Si(slS3,
Rice .dull.s Coffee irnl Rio advanced 4.
Sagar- Cuba IA q ~ Rlolases Romnal.
Flour more steady. Wheat 81 s5e I 90,
Cnr,sagI nff[11 10 y go
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Wepledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country sf-
fefdf. Our servants are palite and attentive, and
% eau on Us p Frs.
The 0mnibasss leave the hotel regularly for
all the raslroad depots and connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily.
SkM'B Il. HARE Il co,
Nashville, Tenn. April 18th. 1868, tf
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, July 22.--Cotton--mid-
ding 30@304e; receipts $50 bales Floor
quiet; superGne s. IS; choice S1l 509l4
Corn dull 90@ 97e Hay unchanged. Pork
quiet, 500 so, Bacon dull shoulders l34c;
clear sides 17fe. Lard quiet; tieree in keg
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EDGEFIELD WIDE AWARE.
Organization Of n Seymour ana Hair
Climb -.

Organization Of n seymour ana Hair
IL a E..--.. t-. Club.
The following list of officers elected on
Monday night by. the Seymour and Blair
Club Of Edgefeia has unavoidably been
crowded out Of our columns until to-day.
Bot as we deem every movement pertain
ing to Democracy of vital Importance We
do not hesitate to publish it, Col. Frank
2. Cahill was first elected President, but
declined on satisfactory grounds. Hon
jackson B. White was then elected perma-
nent President with the following corps of
subordinates; 10 sac .a...r..Hr
Wee Presidents-Dr. s. NJ Jamison, Gen.
S. r. Anderson, q. Il. Brown,J. S. Wood
ford, Philip OlwilT, Irby Morgan, Harvey
Campbell, DIR. JamesH. SimmOnds, G. l..
Howerton, Lewis White, Charles Melton,
IT. Crowds, j. P. Barthell, F. II. Gun
ningham, w. II. Lucus, A. A. Breast, Capt.
Blair, ]. II. Dodd, John p. White, VIM.
Jenkins, J. H. Kendrick, Ben. Spire, John
Morrow, ST., Saml E., Hare, Jesse Merritt,
/. b. Pitts, Thos. NJ. Buck, John r. Cowan,
Geo. P. Weakley, II. w. Haslock, John
Price and T. j. Hopkins.
.Secretaris-Ja James T. Bell, w. II. SIM
monds, Geo. Jenkins. .
TreGsarer-Judge w. A. Glenn.
Executives Copunittee-A. G. Morrow, j.
@. Coleman, J. III. Bruce, o, S. Lesseur, Ii.
@. Sheetz, w. w. Winstead, s. N. Macy,
VIM. Hearn, Lawrence Olwill, p. II. Win
kler, ID. G. Coleman, w. II. Morrow, N. I.
Glasgow, E. II. Hill.
Orators n. s. Brown, Judge ]. G.
Guild, Gen. Geo. j. Stubblefeld, w. G..
Brien, Baxter Smith, NJ. M. Brien, Jr., j.
Trimble Brown, Terry Canal, A. j. Oald-
we'll
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,terday, go ~ ~
The IslIa Hughes d expected from c.
Tomorrow.

We clip from the Louiayille DeDiocrdt Of
yesterday the following; avg r
The river has undergone slight change
since our last report, having receded some
thing like inches IN the twenty-four
hours eudingwith iusk last evening, the
mark showing threr. feet nine aud half
iaehes in the canal, one foot mine and a bali
inches in the chute, and nme and a half OF
ten inches over The rocks, and barely iall-
ing - -sa a FEl - r a.
The weather during the whole day yes
teFday wasoppressiyely warm and Close
little or no breeze stirring upto a late hour
in The evening. After dusk 1t was aunusu-
ally sulIry, and the heat was more ePPrez
sive than his been known for years past,
the thermometer standing at go "a ihe
shade 81 noon, aud at $50 40 P. NJ.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, thursdays and
Saturday. % o'clock 4. NJ, arrives at Nash
viile Mouday'. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock =. N.
LKWIsEUEG AED EaLEEsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday Thlitsday. and SAT-
urday at 7.]0 A. NJ, arriving at Lowisburg same
IA
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'Ay ONLY FIVE CENTS.

SINGLETON, nj tho postoffice, has all the
August magazines and the literary and IL
Illustrated papers for the current week.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, July 22.-Super6ne aoaI
Sc 2596 rs; fancy IL So Wheat 81 $50
2. Corn 93@95c. Oats SIC. Rye 81 As
Mess pork SIS SO. Lard Isle. Bacon :
shoulders 13@134c; clear rib sides B4c
clear sidesl7f. Bulk meats- shoulders l2c
clear sides l6c. Tobacco quiet and .un
CHANGED ---..-
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MARKRFs By FKLEaRAPa


Foreign Markets.
rs lHvFRP0oI, duly 32-Py NJ Gotton
heavy; sales 5000 bales; Hplauds, lp$(4
lO5d; Orleans lOsd.
LONDON, July 90 Evenipe ConsoIs
9i4@9iS. u. 5. bonds 7246972s.
FRANEEoET, July 22-Eyening.- L. 3.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-23

& ST. LooIs, July 2Is- Flohrg quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat-striclly choice fall
50 50. Corn 700 Soc. Oats 60@S2c Rye
81 10. Provisions nominal.