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OF; fancy sI1 5O@12 Corn 9Oc. Dat
45950c. Rye 81 25@1 80. Mess S29
Lard Isl. Bacon---shoulders 1Sfc; cleal
RIB sides 16fc; clear si1es 174c. Bulk
meats-shoulders 123c; clear sides l64c
whisky raw, free, 81 %. @
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August 24.-Flour duh
iamIly ~ 75@1O. Wheat 81 95G2. Corn
S-S9s5e: Oats 55c. Hay Sl1613. Whisky
neid at %. Pork SIS 5000. Lard ISs.
Bulk meats 12f@141c. Bacon-sbonIdeTs
1889; clear sides174c. Hams q C29c Rnt-
ter SO(aS35c. Eggs 16.
ss. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-Tobacco steady
at full prices. Fiour-superfine S6G7
Wheat g 15@2 so. Corn 9SG195c. Oats
509523c. Pork S29 35929 rs. Bacon
shoulders 49,; clear sides 17}c; clear rib
sides 17}S; hams 20c. Lard Isl @IS3c.
Whisky 81 IS.
New York Market.
New York, August 2I.-Cotton firm
sales 400 bales; uplands S0@303c. Flour
5000 lower. Whisky quiet at Tie in
bond. Wheat-new g As. Corn 81 I4@
| p. Rice steady. Coffee quiet and firm.
Sugar-i0s@105. Molasses 90c.
New York DrygOOds Marker.
New YoRK, August 24.-Standard
prints declined 3c. Brown sheetings TO
l73c. Second class 1G@16}c.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, August 24.-Cottou mar
get dull; middlings 29c. Sales 100 bales.
Receipts 80 bales. Sugar and molasses an
hanged.
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PERSONAL dispatch Of Aug. q says
that on that day, the following distinguished
personages were at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, Va: Gen. r. +. Lee,
Gov Pickens, Gov. Letcher, Hon. A. H.
II. Stewart, Gens. Beauregard, Echols, j.
b. Anderson, Hon. Linton Stephens. Sec
rotary Browning had engaged rooms from
Saturday. The arrivals Of Gems. Ewell
and Longslreet was expected Saturday
night Gen. Rosecrans, Minister TO
Mexico, was at Rockbridge, Alum Springs,
hut VIA 20 proceed Immediately to the
Greenbrier White. The dispatch states
that it il pretty generally believed that
the meeting Of Lee and Rosecraus has
reference 10 matters Of grave importance
10 the country. A grand ball il TO he given
Thursday in honor Of the congregation of
distinguished visitors.
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II HI H TY,
our AGENTS.

JOHN W FAXoN. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Ciarks-
Vile Tennessee. 70 receive and receipt for sub
seriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DISPATCH.
S. B. ROZELL. Of Franklin. Is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
tics. 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions 10
the UNION AND DIsPkTCH.
DR.. J. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist. Odd Fell
lows Hall Building. Woodland street, is our
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for sd-
vertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered TO han will be promptly attended TO-.
lie will also keep the Daily Usros AND Dis
PATcH on sale.
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lMPUDENCE SUBLME.--On Saturday last
we published an account Of the robbing o
the money-drawer Of our young friends Nc
Cam & Willard, grocer ON Broad street
in which we stated that the thieves hal not
been detected, and that in their hurry to
get off left a bag Of specie IN The drawer
untouched Not satisfied with their first
attempt, they returned Saturday night and
took the identical bag of silver and left in
the same mysterious manner. Ii il almost
certain that the thieves are owners Of skele-
ton keys, and that in this case they made
use Of them.
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GEAND RALLY IN EDaEFIEID The
Democratic Clubs Of EdgeGeld will have :
grand rally on Woodland street, Edgefeld
on Friday night next The different clubs
in the city aud county are respectfully in.
vited to be present and participate Come
one Come all
Judge 10. c. Guild, Gen. Geo. J. Sub
blcGeld, Col. Frank r. Cahill, Gov. Neil
8. Brown, Gen. VIM. r. Bate, and other
distinguished speakers will address the
meeting.
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Southern Music Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO BIB UNION STREET
Nashville. Tenn

| AMES A. MCCLURE WISHES Tn Az
/ - noGncs 70 his Tennessee fricnds all ~,
general paole, that his stock of Pinnos \; ~,
! complete. Stelnway, knabe Dunbou, w.,
kraushaa5. Haines Bros. and a. m 90 s.
Co are tuiiy represented in his stock Sr5 a =.
sold at New or prices. thereby sl,in'- f-itt
and charges to the purchaser
lie - also sole Agent for the ccleh-a4eL nm.
uett Organ, regarded by the prof.,ssi,-, -
be the best reed instrument now made I.,sss.s.
ing the late improvements in stops. viz. llsr-
monte, Celeste and Ior HumuHr. that grs
projections of mechanical genius. Chur.hes
sabbath Schools. Lodges and Somiuarios are
furnished az very low rates. Circulars aud price
lists will be forwarded on application.
In sheet Music, (for many years a spr-
elality in MS establishment he can offer rresf
inducements 10 the Trade. schools aud ANA
teuTs. His stock Is the largest ami most selee.
m the South. and vail be always supplied with
the NEW EST and BEST productions OF home
aud foreign composers.
La Ntosius, Guitars, Flutes. IfaIinu
ana Other strings for all instrumeuts 10
Eether Ntta "A hne collection uf small MHsi.aI
foods. he aehes competition.
= S.-Pianos, Organs and other insfruments
tuned and repaired by frst-class workmen
Mr.. b. s.. Curle is now with this house. anu
will be glac 20 see his friends
jy3l ly
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a NEGRO WAIF,
Pound Dead innPriYr.


Considerable excitement was caused on
Cedar street yesterday afternoon by the
finding Of female negro infant, almost
white and with curly hair, yet of that un
mistakable stamp that is never mistakable
II was found in the priVy vault in the rear
Of No. Sc, Cedar street, and had evidently
been placed there after daylight. 1t was
wrapped in a piece of bed ticking, and was
first discovered by little girl, who called
her parents and had the mysterious bundle
explained. A large crowd gathered
around the house, and whisperings Of " foul
play" were hinled at on all hands. A Jury
of inquisition was formed aud Justices
Mathews and John r. w. Pearcy presided
An examination Of the child was held by
Drs. Pyles and Williams, and from the tes-
timoEy a verdict was rendered that the
child came to its death through asphyxia.
from the hands of some person unknown
After the inquest the body was placed in a
neat coffin and sent 10 the cemetery for in.
terment.
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OPERATIONS or A WILLIAMSON COUNTY
"DocroR. "A maintained Albert Clark,
claiming to be Doctor" Of what class
We cannot tell, but from what follows, We
opine most probably "hawse DOCTOR" was
arraignsd before Esquire Mathews on a
charge Of fraudulent breach Of trust, in re-
ceiving a saddle and bride valued at Sll
25 from VIM. Sumner, ST., and forgetting
TO return il. The doctor" WAS held over
in a bond OF $500 to await the action Of
the Criminal Court, and in default Of $500,
went 10 Jail
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A WONDERFUL SrEECH.-Gen. Carl
Schurz is stumping Indiana for Grant. He
made one Of the most powerful Radical
speeches Of the campaign at Logansport
the other day. The large crowd listened
patiently to its close, and on rising to leave,
nearly the entire mass gave three cheers
for Seymour, Blair and Greenbacks."
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THIRD WARD RALLY. - The Third
Ward Seymour and Blair Club will have g
meeting at Democratic Headquarters, over
Hamilton q Cunningham's store, on Col
lege street, this evening at y o'clock. An
address will be delivered by II. E. Jones,
Esq President Of the Club. Tho public
are cordially invited 10 attend. Citizens Of
the third ward, and the officers elect, es-
pecially, are urgently requested TO be pres
sent. J. l.. WEAKLEY, Sec'y.
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EDGEFrELD ATTESToN.-The Demo
cratic Clubs Of Upper and Lower Edgefeld
are requested to meet at the stand, corner
Of Woodland and Tulip streets, tonight at
8 o'clock, for the purpose Of making ar
engagements for the grand rally annouL ed
TO take place in Edge6eId on Friday night
next.
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States $40 at718. E 81
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold BY
them at lc premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at Ga for the old, and GO
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are scarce
and in demand. Dealers generally are
holding at CSC. r. G.saFsrg-
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10Th
inst were as follows:
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To Democratic spealse,

To Democratic Speakers aud writer's.
The Democratic Speakers Hand Book
contains every thing that is necessary for
the defense Of the National Democracy in
the coming Presidential campaign, and for
the assault on the Radical enemies Of the
country and its Constitution. Every Dem
ocrat should call on Mr.. Setlif and get ore.
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 8 North Cherry Street.

-inIyI4 #
Bachelors HAIR Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmIess. reliable, instan-
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
BY all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr2e 1y.
Early and Happy RlarrIage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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Srkn.9 2EILI

In thiscity, on tho Esd inst. after q long and
painful illness, Mrs. BARBARA BUoHARTz, con-
sort Of Peter Buohartz. in the S2d year of her
age. F4 fFEHFE CTrTg4u nv
The friends and acquaintanees Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral this Tuesday,
morning. from the Cathedral. at 10 o'clock.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEroN AND DIsr1ToH At the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 20 that they cah sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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For Maxor

Atthe earnest solicitation of many of our in
fiuential citizens. l hereby announce myself as
4 candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fail
elechon. II. H. THORNBERG.
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hereby announce myself as q candidate for
Congress. IN this district, subject to the action
OF the nominating convention Of the RepubI
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1865. .-ser -..H FiS7 - D.
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Gold made slight advaneein New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tons: Opened at 144s, was las at 1925,
144B at noon, and closed at 1853 at g. P. n.
Dealers here were paying IA and hold
ing st 1453.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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GLITTERING TEETH.--Not only does
SozopoSr impart the uhitcnsSs Of the purest
porcelain 20 the teeth, but its polish, too.
They glisten after being brushed with il,
like the inner surface Of an ocean she'll,
and the effect Of this peerless dentrifioe
is 20 render the enamel a. hard and indie
struciible a. adamant
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"What noisy royster brealLs QUE lIeep

THE Buckingham and Edinburgh Hats,
just received at K. II. Thompson's, Al
Cherry street. aug20 If
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COTTON PLANTATION.
The Merehanis' Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register

rTllE NJ ERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE UNION
organized TO promote and protect trade. bv
enabling ITS subscribers 10 attain facility and
Saie.y IN me granting Of credits. aud the re-
that they viii, m September, 1865, publish In
one largo uuart0 volume.
The Merchants Protective Union Mercantile
reference Register, containing among other
things. the names. nature Of business amount
OF capital financial standing, and rating a. t4
credit, OF over 10000 of tho PRINCIPAL mer
eh3nlt, traders bankers. manufacturers, and
puhhe companies, m more than $4,000 Of the
citles, towns, villages and settlements through
out the United states, their territories and the
british Provinces OF North America; and en-
bracing the most important information attain
abs and necessary % enable the merchant 10
ascertain at q glance the capital chorqrter AMI
degree OF credit OF such of his customers 3s Br,.
deemed worthy OF any gradati0n Of credit. com
prislng' also, newspaper directory, containing
the title, character, price and place OF pubTr4-
ton, with full particulars relative 10 each Jour
nal being acomplete guido 10 the press Of rvery
county m the United States.
The reports and information will be confined
% those deemed worthy Of some line of credit
and rs the same will be based SO far AZ practl-
rHpIe, upon the written statements of tho par
ties themselves, revised and corrected bv we'll
known and reiiahle legal correspondents. whose
character Will prove a guarantee Of the correct.
ness OF the information furnished By them, 10 l.
helieyed that the ropOrtsWiil prove more truth
iul AMI complete, and, therefore, superior TO-
issued.
By aid Of the Mercantile Reference Register.
business men will he ennbied 20 ascertain I'D
a Glance. the capital and eradati0n Of credit a.
compared with financial worth, Of ueafly every
mtIchants manufacturer trader und banker
within the ahovc-named territorial limits
On or about The first ct each month. subaeri-
bers will also receive the Monthly Chronicle
containing among other things "a record OF such
important changes IN the name and condition
of firms. throughout the country. as may occur
subsequent 10 The publication OF zach bali
yenrly volume Of the Mercantile Reference
Register.
. Price Of tho Merchants Union Mercantile
reference Register, tdy dollars, 500 Ter which
p VII be forwarded 20 any address On tho
United states, transportation paid
Holders of i've So shares Of tho capital stock
20 addition 20 participating in the profits wiIt
receive one copy Of the Mercantile Reference
REGISTER treo Of charge; holders OF ton sharos
VIII DO entitled % two copies and DO more Than
ten shares OF the capital stock will be allotted
70 any one applicant.
al reintttauees. orders. or cnmmuniegi ions
relatlys % the book should be- aidrcs-sd a. thr
Merchnnb Protcc tive Union, iu the Ameufsu
Exchange Bank Building, No. rs BruadWtf
Box 100 NaN York aur7B a.
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THE Marlborough Snocess and NAbob
Hats, just received al X. II. Thompson's,
Al Cherry street. aug20 n
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ARRIVED.
Umpire, at ii AN, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
None.
H LEAVING TO-DAY.
Umpire, 4 P. NJ, for Cairo.

umpire, p. NJ, for Cairo.
The Umpire brought up with her light
cargo of singles and miscellaneous freight.
The Alpha is expected in part sometime
during to-day.
The Louisville Journal, Of yesterday,
says: ..... .....
The river still slowly recedes. At p.
NJ. yesterday there was three feet seven in.
ches water in the canal, and nineteen inches
in the pass on the falls. Our kilograms
will give the stage of the water at other
points.
The new crop of cotton Is beginning to
come in pretty fast IN Southern ports.
The damage to the Tennessee was greater
than at first Supposed She will not get off
the docks before the middle of the week.
Tempest will come of the docks To. day
and load immediately for White river
The Memphis appeal is responsible for
the following
Some river men. bought one Of the new
spiritual jOkers, called Planchette, yester-
day, and set Il 10 work on a large piece of
paper. The fret question naturally occur
ing to all present was asked, when shall
we get a befth2' 1t screamed Newer"
They don't believe in Planchette, and sold
the triangular piece of plank at dis
cOUnt
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The New York Post of the afternoon of

The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 2lst inst. says:
Money is easy. On approved collaterals
there is an abundant supply at per cent.
Among stockholders balances are loaned
from day TO day at 3, while we hear Of loans
on railway oollaterals, not strictly frst-cass,
az high as 5 per cent. There is daily
expectation that rates will be advanced. 1t
is estimated that the shipments Of curreu-
cy this week to the West will amount TO
between four and five millions"
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New Fall styles Hats at r. II. Thomp-
sons, Al Cherry street. aug2O If
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Save and mend the pieces, use "SPALD
Ns's GLUE"
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TITS Mulberry and Black Pocket Hats
just received At r, II. Thompsons, Al
Cherry street anglo II
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IouIsvIII4 Watttaa

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24.--Tobafoo frmer /;
lugs to medium leaf 81 256l5 %
Wheat S2(92 10. FlOur-snperGne s. as
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a blatant ssCarT,-Is % not n CRYING
EykIP


Evil?
Somewhere on Church or McLemore
street, on which we cannot say, but risk the
opinion that it is near the juncture of the
two, there is confined calf-gender, not
knOw--suffice it thaiit is raying, rip-snort-
ing specimen Of the ring -streaked, specked,
spotted tribe, who, instead Of sleeping
o'nights, as all calves sheuld, makes the
night hideous and the atmosphere there
abouts resonant with its unearihly "moo-
hoos !" Its hoarse, sepulchral, blatant tones
starts and awakens hewhole neighborhoOd,
who, instead of uttering curses deep and
loud, quietly and sweetly chant the follow
ing: ... .srr -H#
What noisy royster breaks our ileep?
Has Pharaoh Primus got permission
His court on earth again to keep
Bymeans of some old wicked magician
Has Israels wandering host returned.
To bring new curses deep and strong;
Or have the internal spirits learned
TIE last new fashionable song?
Has grim DiOgenes been able
To find an honest man on earth
Or hath the tribes beneath old Babel
A second time been scattered forth?
Has Hercules the mighty come
To do the tdbOrs of a gOd2
Or has far LRpland's sorcerer's drum
AWoke the sleepy land Of NOdf"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAEH

LONDON, Aug. 24.-Consuls o. United
States bonds u
LIVERPOOL, August pa Evening. Cot
ton easier; uplands l01d; Orleans I'D.
Sales 1900. BreadstuAs dull. Money
on call 4(95d. Two small stock-brokers
failed to-day. Sterling duh at 9G9s.
Gold 45g@45f.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

The Cumberland river was receding yes
terday evening at six O'Clock, at a pretty
rapid rate. The quantity on Harpeth nov
is only three feet Weather delightful !;
thermometer only 7s7 in the hottest part
the old Rock City has, !. e. our sauctum.
As matter of course business is exceed
ingly dull.
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A Southern Home Institution.

=, Ha- Issues all kinds OF Life and Endowment
folicies pn most fiivOrable terms Tmnygltf
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 AMPAIGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND
y Blair. and Grant and Colnx. Bcaufiiulb
colerei Charts, Steel Portraits, Badge. I've
rYthtug for the times. Every voter wtnt-
them. GOObSPEEB 4 co.
augiS I'm Memphis or New York
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The PasChal House
ASSOCIATION,
Lo.lI .. -...
T. .F ...I.E .. .....
OF ST. LOUIS.
Grand Distribution of Prizes,
At MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL, ST.
LOUIS ON THURSDAY. Get. 8. 1888.
500 Prizes Valued at $500, 900.

TEN PRIZES CONSISTING OF FIRST
i class houses and lots including The
BASEBALL House" with let 81 By III feet cnrner
fitth and Walnut streets, OppOsate Southern
Hotel, -, Louis, with furniture complete
worth s2S0.000
Certificates Five Dollars Each.
Five thousand DOlla-s to be Donated 10 tho
ORPHANS OF sF. LOUIS.
This Is unquessionably op 9 Of the most com ETC.
Il NOT the very best arranged scksme ever or
gnnl2ed IN America II embraces eight Choice
Brick Residences IN the city Of 81. Louis a
Valuable Residence in JeliersOn CITY: and one
Of the Finest Palattsl Residences in Memphfs
Tennessee full descriptions Of which are given
in our Circular
In addition 10 the shove ten valuable Real
ESTATE Prizes. the distribution embraces 40
Othes Prizes consisting Of Pirlt-ciasa Pr
amos, SEWING Machines. Silver Plate and Ten
Thuus4nd Dollars IN eash, making 20 Priges.
ranging from so 10 S2so. 0eo each.
The gentlemen connected with this enterprise
are Of the highest responsibility. Integrity aud
social standing, ana are arnouE the Oldest and
best known citizens Of ST. Louis
Send for Circulars giving particulars to
JAMES A. MCCLURE.
Music and Piano Store. No. Is Union street.
jyS9u NASHVILLE. TENN.
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August "a, 1865.

THE new style Derby Hats at X. ii.
Thompson, At Cherry street. aug20 If