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sweet AR, baltimore county,
on Wednesday, nc ?iday Of Dcccmbcr, iS6s,
at o'clock r. NJ,
ALI IIls STOCK AND HOUSEHOLD Fur.
SlTUHE, CONSISTING OF
q / FINE FAMILY HORSE. T-o
LIN eight years old ALL
AE lirsi rate YOUNG COW ;-=GN
two horse Carriage, IN complete order sIiiI.
ing top Buggy, I notop Buggy, ! Sleigh.
Montgomery Grain Fan. SOFT OF double carriage
Harness, ma lc IT, order. sctt Buggy Harness,
l00 bushels Potatoes, Wheat, Hay, some Car.
pcnter's Tools. &c, ac
ALSO.
Mahogany bining Table, Piano. liirdcyc Maple
Chairs, Windsor and Common Chairs. Rocking
Chairs. bureau. Wash Stands. Corner cup
hna.i. Carpets, Looking Glasses. Beds. llri
stcad-. Dinner and Tea Sets. Si"yc. Milk Pans,
Churns. Wash Tubs, Sc. Sc.
q sale positive.
Tcras:--All sums oi SEA aud under. ca.h
81 sums oyer S2o three months credit. with
note e. hc satisfactorily endorsed.
J. 4. HAMILTON
s. q. WILSON, Auclionccr.
Nnv, 9i=ts.
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IIEAXII.N TIMBEIlEp

wiih uah. Che. nLl. etc the balance Is clear.
90 sud under cultivation.
Ihis property Is ahnni,hily wnicrcd with
i'l'nrf"us spring- 1t excellent aud never fail.
.ur water. churches. .eh'"l-. sh"ps. etc. con
'rH!"ni. The improvements consist ui q r"in.
Q rttil.
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Property Sales.
TP UsTEE's SALE
OF
A NALUABL T. FA II NJ
lN THE
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Dl virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Tor
I'D baltimore county. sitting ia Equity. tho
undersigned. "a Trustee, will offer at public
sale, at Wiscburg. ON
Monday. nc :Isi lay Of beccmbe', i. D., is6s.
TT the hour OF I l.. NJ,
ALL THAI VALUABLE TRACT ~ LAND
,-,. situated in the Seventh Election ~,
!. District Of Baltimore county. and -
G.lcontaining
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PUBLIC SALE
NALC ABLE REAL. ESTATE.
f".ErntG MN
Personal PROPERTY. A..

Personal PROPERTY. AZ.
rl'nE .nL.cr,hcr brins about ,o rrl.nq...h
L farming will '"ll at publ" sale.
%" I"c'itg b.e.s'i.c it, I>G>.
q, 30 "'c..ck \. NJ.
.n,".- .!i,lr.-..'i "i 1t private ,il". her FARM
q, iyih; ia ~" l"ih district - i;n.ii
~ ' go r'an'>. nile cat 81 sweet Z:
III ~ ACRES
>4ii Farm j.. i;ui r",-d by = large pW ELLlNG
.nuiaiuinr u rutn- Switz-r Barn. lrxau IT,
s;raw li"u..' attached ,arr.asr and Wagon
House. corn House. Grauary. Smukc House.
lee House. g.. Tins Farm ha. large quaint
'i", "i trHIt "u 70. such ~ Fcarhrs. Pears Ap.
pies, cherries. GRAPES. Sirawbrrri~-. Blnrkb cr-
rir, and other small fruits IA abundance aud
"i the finest quality. The situation Is healthy.
snii fertile" rhurcLc of different denominations,
rh"ul, and mill. very convenient: about 10
ucrcs ia q high -iat. 81 cultivation. ani wei
wat,rrd the balance ia heavy Timber. HEX
"ry, Oak and Chestnut.
.E.' Terms made known IN day 81 sale.
On the same day. after the .alc OF the farm.
will -"ll the following Personal Property VIZ: :
y Thrc" g"'ri work nor 1e%4m
<1INSE>. I very fine BROOD ~vEG
Ah MARE. - fuai, COLT AG
30 m0rU1- Old Heller. ? Hog. y shoat..
lot ol Poultry. a.. Also.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
enc Burk-!c. Mower. spring tooth Horse.
RAKE. | two horse Spring Wagon. iw"-hnfsr
Farm WAGON. one horse Wagon. Grain Fan,
Liiil" Giant Corn and Cnb Crush"r. Pl"ushs.
Harrow. ruliivat"rs. g.. Corn by tho barrel.
Wheat. nai- ati Potatoes Icy the 6u.hcl. Hay
aud straw 90 tie barn. Fodder. g..
Tcrus CASH
70 f"r further inflammation arily 81 John
I. McG."nr. Attorney at Law. 81. faul street
baltimore. or ." the undersigned at Sweet AR.
Baltimore county.
{. \. NiCOLI..
SAM FL a.. WILSON. Aurtinnccr.
Nov. ..-ts.
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Miscellaneous.
TONsOntOWn Institute.
4 boarding aud Day school for Young
saddles.

Under the care Of REv. and Mus. II. J. CONE.
II TO WSONTO NY, BAL TIMORE CO.. NJ,
will open Tor the reception 1T pupil,
Monday, .NfpiemLtr III, ISds
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Property Sales.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
STOCK, FURNITURE, 6C.,

TINlIE subscriber. having sold his farm, will
sell AZ public sale, at his residence. near
Sweet Air. baltimore county,
on Wednesday, nc - day Of Dcccu,bcr, iS6s.
nt o'rlork T. NJ
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NEIsLAID-A SET OF INSTRUMENTS
wi wrapped in a Black Morocco Case
Please. -stlrn n I'm. J. PIPER,
Nov. 3l.-2t. Towsontown.
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CINGLE RAILROAD TICKETS at % cents
- each, for sale by
RoBT n. THOMPSON,
July Is.--lE Towscnlown.
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CEwING MACHINE cOTroN. from y" 30
Oto No. 100, also Sewing Machine oil. by
ROBT II. THOMPSON.
March il.--L Towsontown.
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ID 4 NJ. GERMAN have recently opened
HI. aud keep on hand CHOICE CONFEc.
T1ONs. FRESH BREAD, ROLLS. CAKES,
PIES. &r.. Il various kinds.
eo-Country orders promptly attended Ia.
Nov. v=2ios
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WY EsT'6 EXTRA No. I KEROsENB OH
w from q. West A sons. BALTIMORE, iur sale
by WA. s. sHEALEY BROS.
Aug. ST. Towaontown.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-26
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The Cumberland river had risen four
inches yesterday morning from the heavy
rains upthe country for the past day or
two. Towards evening it began falling,
and by sunset the rise stood three and a
half inches, leaving twenty-five inches
large on Harpeth Shoals. The weather
yesterday was exceedingly mild for this
time of year. The Thermometer at its high
est notch was only So. business on the
wharf Of no consequence.
No arrivals or departures
The Louisville Dmoer1t Of yesterday
says: -...... .r.... led.
THE RIVER, Business AND WEATHER
The river at this point is falling, with
three feet four inches in the canal last eve
ming. The bar at Portland il very trouble
some 10 boats Business IL almost dead.
Louisville wants stirring mp with long
pole. The weather continues warm, with
an occasional shower II rained some yes
terday.
The Cincinnati Enquirer ofthe 9th iust
says; ... .r.
The river at this point IL falling slowly
Last evening there We're five feet 1--WE inches
water in the channel by the WaierworkI
mark, having fallen Eve inches during the
twenty-iOur hours ending yesterday at
o'clock 2. NJ
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GENERAL MARX ETS.
b 3ltl lNAsnvrn.r.E, Saturday july 3.

ftsls8 iNAsHvn.bE, Saturday July ~
Market, Broad and College streets were
liveIier yesterday than5 we have seen foT
some days past A large number Of coun-
trynIen we're in, some discussing politics,
others replenishing exhausted supplies, but
all apparently engaged. +
CoTroN-7Ee heard yesterday Of The re-
cepiion Of three bales sales Of lwenly-oue
bales, at 2s!o; aud the shipment Of twenty
bales.
Notwithstanding and firm. The
stool; throughout the country seems nut- 70
have diminished az many supposed. Re
ceip.s about the same "a fhurFday. DemnEd
good, and ready sales made as soon ~
offered. We beard Of Dos bushels being
bought YESTERDAY az 81 % forprime white
81 III for red, Mediterranean 81 20. amber
81 50.
CtgN-Firm and scarce We heard q
100 bushels being bought yestsrday at
$50; yellow soc; white s3c per bushel 4;
in store, sacked, 93c delivered at deph,
CSC
HtY-Prime timothy $2l@25 g. .oaia-
mon SO per ton. .. ....a
BlcoN.-B Business IN tins market b.
a little brisker than on yesterday. We
quote clear sides At III shoulders scarce
at IlcC9l1Io; plain hams, lSGGl9r; Ten
nessee eanvazed I9l920c; country, Ece
lsIef sugar cured 2Ol@2le. ~ /
IAKbAIs' gNotel at Isle IN tierces;
| in kegs 21lc; in three and Eve pound cad
dies 81 @2llc per II. ..-..,.
-Noohahge IN this market Com
mon to choice sHperlinc $7C,S So, extra
slO6,1I, Cream Of City 81, fancy Sll@ Y
per bbL; new $l19l2i old ia declining.
and prices are merely mammal,
RARLEY-Sl 30 per bushel.
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HUsINEss NOTICE.

Capt Thomas S. HAYS, having purchased an
interest 10 the UuoN AND DTsPATCH. becomes
from this date one # lis proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern will be JosEs, HAYs
A. co.. by whom the business Of the establish
meat win be continued as heretofore. at the old
atand corner Church and Cherry streets. opro.
silo the pOFto0ice.
Capt HAYS was born aud raised in this city
andis wen known for his courtesy and Amiabili.
o. ss % gentleman. as well as for intelligence
integrity and promptno7s NJ man Of business,
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of tho Office and win DO found in our counting
room.
The outu business Of the old 6rm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt. HAYS
wilIaso settle dat, and will give All proper re-
nCipts aud acquitancos,
BEING fully prepared 20 do at kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner, the new
Grm solicit continuance Of tho liberal patron
age extended 30 the old
January 10 1865
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-3 P. M.-CottOn
sales 5000 bales; uplands lOfd; Or
leans 10sd. D"
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, July 25.-MoGey market
easy; call loans 9(94; sterling exchange
l09l0s; gold 143I@I433. New Tennes-
see Is, 66l; old do, 671.
New York Market. Pa.
NEW York, July 25.-Cotton a shade
lower sales 600 bales; uplands S04G3lc.
Rice steady. Coffee firm. Wheat dull and
easier. Sugar steady; Cuba HOBO.
Alolasses nominal. Flour quiet and IN
changed. Corn 81 10G1l 1SEe. @
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, July 25.-Popular makes
Of heavy brown sheetings l49l41c; dark
prints, best makes, 143c; printing cloths
&c: delaines, new styles, 20c; mushns Zoe;
spool thread csc.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Flour and wheat
scarce and firm. Corn sec. Oats s5c.
Mess pork SIS so. Lard lSc. Bulk meats
and bacon unchanged.
@ 80. Louis BIRFkss.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.--Flour held above
buyers views. Wheat firm; low grades ir-
regular. Corn 799S6c. Oats 559s2e.
Rye 81 05691 10. Provisions unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Wheat 81 sea
] 90. Corn 95C196c. Oats SIC. Rye 81 50.
Mess pork S2S So Lard ISc Bacon
shoulders 13@l3te; clear rib sides l6ie;
clear sides III. Bulk meats-shoulders 12c;
clear sides Ice Tobacco-sales AZ hhds
lugs to medium leaf s. 5OC9I6 p. Cotton
27@2Sc.
New Orleans Market
NEw ORLEANS, July 25.-Cotton dull ;
middlings SOC; sales 25 bales receipts
SO bales; exports 40 bales. Sugar and
molasses dull and unchanged.
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In MenIOriaIn.
TO col. HENRY n. AsHsT.

(Lote Second Tennessee Glpalry. G. S. ~
Whore Holston battles yon city's feet there burst
It rose above its foft-erown'd shores and muir
mur'd With It's Gov
Then soft through cleaning skies there swept,
as strains from Msmn0n's strings.
m usie born among the stars, and rush Of an
gel-gings
Knigtliest of the knightly Bayards. who srst to
saddle sPrang.
When high above the Southron's home the
SO1thron's waf-peal rang.
Has gone to join his patriot braves beyond the
mystic tide
Whom glOry's made immortal as the land for
( which they died
And bears no more through death 5 long night
the tattoo where he hes.
But in the citadel of God. reveille through the
skies.
And .Ashby sleeps unplum'n, unspprr'd. and
dreams of strife no more, Fr
Nor elashing steel. nor squadron's charge, nor
thnnd ring cannon 3 roar s-a.E
And kupert's War-crost flames no moro afront
his column gray,
Where erst the Roundhead caught its.blaze when
wildestgrew the fray.
Nor neishing stood. nor bugle-blare. shall wake
Careering through the hell of fight. the genius
of its storm, ~.
tOr deaths pale tent now spreads us wings
where honor guards his bier,
And mercy bears to God his wounds Behold !
l bring the tear."f
Sleep on our dauntless Hector, sleep Though
Troy's proud walls are RAID,
And dead fOre'er those grand old days that FER
our banners blaz'd,
Our pilgrim hearts above thy urn shall drop
their richest tears.
And apotheOsize thy fame through all life'S vis-
tad years.
Virginia II mourn her high-bOrn sOnt with holy
lOVe-taught rites,
And dream once more Of Harry Lee and gold en-
horseshoe Knights
And Tennessee. the poor Greek slaUe. her free
dom will reclaim,
And give to him her brightest page of illustrated
fame.
July, 1865
*COl. Ashby was desperately wounded during
the late war.
tin allGsion to the charmed tear which opened
to the Peri the gates of heaven.
tCOlOnel Ashby was a native Of Virginia, and
cousin to the renowned Dick and Turner Abby.
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g PERsoSAL.-Gen.. W. c. Whitthorne, Of
Columbia, and Gen. Jno. c. Brown, of Pu-
laski, passed through the city yesterday
from Knoxville, en- route for their respec-
tive homes. 3 ~ ri al
We were sorry to part with our esteemed
friend, Henry Farmer, the accomplished
Southern fgtist, yesterday. Heleft for the
beautiful Falls City" by the afternoon
train. A pleasant soiourn and hasty re-
turn TO his native home, is our meanest
wish.
Ours was the nufeigned pleasure yester-
day, to welcome back to his home our
young feliow-townsman, J. P. w. Brown,
EsqY who returns with his beautiful and
accomplished prolege after brief tour
and bridal honeymoon through TIE East
ern and Northern cities and resorts.
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Bntler, John Ewing, Warren Kelley, P. S.
Conroy, Jesse Woods. |s.
i The following list were also appointed
delegates 10 the State Convention, to as
semble on Che 10Th inst:
DR. w p. Jones, A B Sbankland, I A
Kerchival, NJ Herstein, r NJ Clay, J r
Rust, A V S Lindsey, n NJ Brien, W
s Chatham, A Menifee, Giles Glenn, A
Tate, Ed North, Nelson Merry, F Mayer,
j Cary, Frank Aikens, Jorion Mc9owan,
Robert Kinnear, B L Brooks, VIM Ander-
sen, Henry Cheathan, Wiley Williams,
Alfred Gordon, Jacob Walker, Hardy Per
~, Colin Pickett, Ephraim Pickett.
The report of the committee was adopted
by acclam&tiOn.
A resolution was then passed instructing
the delegates 10 vote solid for s. G. Mercer
for Congress.
The following resolutions were then sub
mitted and passed with enthusiastic una
nimity:
Resolved, That this convention most
heartily approves the nomination Of Grant
and Collax for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and adopts the sound, liberal and
magnanimous principles set forth in the
Chicago platform az the doctrines of the
National Republican party, which main
tains the sacred canse Of human rights,
"with malice to none-with charity to
all )" which extends the right hand of fell
lOwship TO good citizens Of every race,
cline and religious faith. ef. s.
Resolved, That we cordially indorse the
present Republican State government OF
Tennessee, as one whose gold has been re-
fined in the fire of great tribulatfon, mis-
representation and reprOach; and We extend
the warm welcome Of grateful hearts to the
noble members Of the present Legislature,
who have so calamity fought for the cause
Of equal rights for ali men, and with pa
tient fidelity have toiled to place Tennes-
see in the vanguard Of the Republican
army.
Resolved, That we cordially approve Of
the course of Hon. John Trimble, our able
Representative in the Federal Congress, and
admire his steadfast devotion to the rights
Of the people. Unswerved BY the menaces
or the brides Of power, he has nobly with
stood the policy Of corrupt and desperate
President. He will bear with him into the
shades'of private life the heartfelt graft
tude Of the constituents to whose welfare
be has given his proloundest. thought and
most arduous labor.
The foregoing resolutions were adopted
with tremendous and prolonged cheering.
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAX0N. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. 10 our authorized agent at Clarka-
Vile. Tennessee TO receive and receipt for sub.
acrirtions aud advertisements for the uNIoN AND
bI4FArCH.
S. =. ROZELL. Of franklin, Is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
t,os. 90 receive and receipt FOR subscriptions to
the UNI0N AND DIsPATCH. .... ......
DRsI, b. MATTHEWS, Druggist. Odd FeI-
lows Hall Bailding. Woodland street, IS our
authorized Agent 10 receive and receipt for al
vertisiug and subscriptions in EdgeGeld. Orders
delivered 20 HIM will be promptly attended TO-
lie will also keep the Daily USroS AND DIs-
Patton on sale. ..#r.
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TnuNF sTAGE

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. ThHrsdays and
SATURDAYS al 3 O'Clock A. NJ. arrives at Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday aud Fridays at !
o'clock p. N.
LEWfsBURg ANB EaLENsVILLK STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
uriav NJ FRO A. NJ, arriving at Lswisburg same
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The New York Joiand Of Commerce

The New York JOlgRN Of Commerce OF
the afternoon Of the 22d inst. says; (
"The money market il comparatively
quiet. The demand for capital from specn1
latiye borrowers is less than usual, and
there ia no important inquiry for purposes
of legitimate business. Call loans are free
" offered on stock coliaterals at 4 per cent,
and upon government securities at ) per
cent, with a considerable portion of the
surplus remaining unemployed, even at the
low rates of interest. The aggregate amount
of business paper ON sale is small, and the
best signatures are readily placed at 53CE6
per cent per annum discount"
OF the New York drygoods market, the
New York Independent Of the 2lst inst.
SAYS
aThe continuance Of the heated term,
which commenced week before Last, bad the
effect of whiting prices of almost every
thing bat domestic cottons and the whole
market for drygoods sympathized with
sheetiugs and shirting1, and maintained
prizes in a very remarkable manner, The
| Transactions were not very large bat the
cheapness of money and the prospects Of
| the fall business give an extraordinary
6runess Of tone to the whole market
| Neither manufacturers nor jObbers appeal
| to anticipates any decline IN prices; and
| where such a feeling is shown, in commo1
| with both producers and consumers, there
| is little likelihood Of any decline taking
place There Is nothing in che present con,
dition of our national finances nor in The
reports Of the harvests from the great grain
producing region Of the West, to cast
shadow upon the business prospects OF the
Immediate future. In come styles Of g0odF
there has been slight advance established
but Utmost articles prices have been evenly
/ maintained"
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Editors of the Union and DISPATCH

LulIOIs OF INC UhIUh Hhu UspAJcH' u
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25th, 1861
We notice with regret the paragraph in the
issue of the Bonner Of the oath inst, relat-
ing to the boisterOus and disgraceful meet
ing.of the Radical party at the Fenian Hall
on Thursday night. We wish it to be dis
tinctly understood that such occupation Of
the hall was without the consent of the
brotherhood, and in direct violation Of
their bylaws; and we desire now to state
that the hall cannot be used for political
party purposes. BY what chicanery Cap
tain Butman obtained possession Of the
keys we are unable to say, but all may rest
assured that such will not again happen.
$3.50 MANY FENIANs.
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CoFFEE-RiO 21@26c; L4guyra, ..

CoFFEE-Rio 2l@26c; Laguyra, q;
Java, SS940e.
NOLAssEs-RsboiIed New Orleans, rs
GS0e. l.-..
SRUPs-65@1 Toe per gallon.
SUeAR-Crushed and granulated 1910
lSlo coffee sugars, A, B, C. 17@17ic, 16}
Gle, 1G4@16lc; New Orleans, i6@163c
Demsrara, 16@l64c choice.
CANDLEs-Star candles 17Ic per ID;
hard pressed tallow S. % per box.
SALT-Adyaneed and firm. Five bushel
barrels are now quoted at 50, and seven
bushel al IS IS per bbl.>
Liquors. Dull, with downward
tendency. Common Tecti6ed 81 75@
2 IS by the barrel; Robertson county
81 5O84 Bourbon S4(96.
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London advices Of yesterday quote United
Suites 5-2Os at 724. . . 49,
Exchange on New York was boughtby
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
There ia very little doing IA United
States bonds. The banks buy Al a shade
under the New York rate, aud sell at
about &c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted 10 New
York Yesterday at IS for the old aad g.
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are IN
changed, and but little doing. Dealers
buy at S8e add sell at 90a in the dollar.
The sales Of Southern State bond4 at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
Odd inst. were rs foilows-
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The large auction sale advertised in this
morning : paper by Messrs. Newcomb, Ru-
chanan & Co, Of Louisville, on the 30th
inst, viii attract buyers from every sec
ton. They offer sixty days time, which
Of itself is great attraction in The present
stringent state Of money matters.
Attention is directed to the announce.
ment Of Mr.. W. +. Wards SEMINARY, the
most successful and meritorious female
school in the South.
Albert 4 Seeman have a closing out sale
tomorrow, embracing oonsignments Of
clothing, shoes and drygoods-a good
chance for merchants r"
Neatman, Shields Il Co. sell on Tuesday
to close consignments Of fresh and season
able drygoods, clothing, shoes, trimmings,
varieties, etc, etc. ...
The SeWanee coal Is excellent for ma
chine fuel, for cooking aad general use.
The yard Is always open, and orders left at
the Bank Of the Union will be promptly
filled.
W. u. Kline druggist, Masonic build
ing, Church street, Is receiving constantly
all articles in his line, His medicines are
lresh aud reliable. Keeps on hand from
the best manufactures, domestic and for
eign, paint, oils, dye stuff, combs, brushes,
soaps, and a general line of toilet articles,
tohaccogi cigars, wines and pure medicinal
Liquors,
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Memphis and New OrIe"ns.
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NEW PATENTED INvENTIoN.-We were
shown yesterday, atthe house OF our friends
Chas. Richheimer & Go, No, 46 North
College street, magnificent specimen of a
newly patented musquito bar, Il is con
stTucled on the umbrella fashion, with cords
attached, the mere pulling of which opens
or closes the affair at pleasure Ii is a neat
Arrangement aud when we saw it We felt
like pulling, off, bidding rude cares ode
part and laying down on the counter
over winch It hung, and taking a genuine
old 'snooze."
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Gallant Harry Ashby.

We clip from the Knoxville Press and
Herald the following glowing tribute to the
memory Of the noble young chieftain, Col.
Henry NJ. Ashby, late the gallant leader Of
the second Tenn essee Confederate cavalry,
and murdered victim on his counlry's be-
lief Although he sleeps ''nnpIam'd, I'M
spurred, and dreams Of strife no moro"
yet the people Of his State will ever drop
the tear Of remorse at his departure. ale
has gone to join his patriot braves beyond
the mystic tides"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-26

Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UEoN AND DIsrATcH at the counter
viii be FIVE CENTS, and Il win be sold 70
newsl,oys and dealers 20 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-26

A BEE AssoCIATIoN.--A number Of gen
tlemen Interested in the cultivation of the
Bee, propose to form State society, and
call a meeting for that purpose on the
third Saturday in August, at the City Ho.
tel, Nashville, for the purpose of forming a
State society.