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GEORGIA..
Trial Of the Prisoners Charged with the
Ashburn Murder-The Character of the
Murdered Man.

Murdered Man.
ATLANTA, July Is, 1868.
The trial OF the Columbus prisoners was resumed
to-day. A. II. Stephens, having recovered from his
recent illness, present as counsel for the de.
PENDANTS.
Doctor Styles, of Merwether county IA brother OF
the former Minister to Austria), was sworn and
testified that at five six O'Clock in the evening of
the day on which Ashburns death occurred he met
William Duke at the residence of his father, about
forty miles northeast of Columbus He further testi.
fed that Ashburn was noted among the whites and
blacks as O cruel pverseer and bad man, and the
fact OF his passing away by the hands of masked
assassns left deep impression on his mind.
Proceedings of the Legislature-The Governor
Called Upon for Proofs Of Members Inelisi.
bility.
ATLANTA, July Is, 1858.
In the Senate to-day resolution Of inquiry as to
the eligibility Of the officers OF the Senate was
passed.
Mr.. Gambler offered resolution requesting the
Governor to furnish the Senate with such papers or
documents affecting the eligibility of Senators as he
may have In his possession.
The resolution was strongly opposed by the repub-
can members as being disrespectful to the Governor
The democrats dlsclaimed an dsrespect but claimed
that a disposition to delay matters was apparent
The resolution was adopted and they adjourned
till Friday.
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New Jersey.

New Jersey
DEATHS
John Hogan, Charleston, $. c., died on Inc Phi'a-
delphia tcain, between Newark and Jersey CITY.
Thomas Bardcn, penhorn City.
Thomas Golden, Orange
Gustave Schroeder, Newark
CASUALTIES
Unknewn man picked up ut the corner of Newark
avenue and South Fifth street. Jersey City.
Michael Mccarthy a. 80 Morris street Jersey CITY.
Police Officer philip ReiCkert liObOken
Theodore .Stah 81 Garden street. Ioboken.
Unknown man taken 20 Hudson City police station.
A German woman taken 10 Jersey City police
station
gen.
I'm addition TO tho foregoing about a dozen cases
which did not como under the eo9nizance Of the
pollce are reported BY the druggists Of Jersey CITY,
several In Newark, and four IN Hudson CITY and
Bergen
Jacob Rice, Texas street, Newark.
owen Conperty, "a Boston street, Newark.
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A.-Phalon's "Papb5as Soap Possesses the
properties - the "PAIshse Lotoa" Is
1t will not chap Tho skin; ia invsusbs roILBI.
BATH aud NURSERY.
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Wreck Of the United States steamer Wyoming
Near Fort Observation-Disclosures or the Pensa.
cola and Suwanee.

San FRANcIsco, July, is, 1868.
The United States steamer wyoming, July Q, ran
upon ~ unknown rock In Thadwell passage, twenty.
I'VE miles north OF Fort Russell, and stove large
hole nearly amidship, causing her to sink. The
vessel Is considered total wreck. portion OF her
srars are above and may be saved and probably
her guns No lives were lost. The English war
steamer Sparr0whawk was spoken the day follow
ing the shipwreck, and would reach the vessel In
few hours and render assistance.
The United states steamer Pensacola arrived at
Port Townsend July 49,. She will shortly sail for
Victoria. .
July I for Alaska
that n was the wyoming and not the Suwanee
which WINS wrecked, as previously reported from san
ErancivCol
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seEcI LIS, fisrLEs, FAN. SALT sssux, ssssif.
ELIAS. nc. y
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MASSACHUSETTS.
| Harvard College Commencement-The Public
! Places In Boston Closed.

Harvard College Commencement-The Public
Places In Boston Closed.
Boston, July Is, 1853.
The Custom House. banks, insurance and other
oces in the City Hall are closed to-day on account
OF commencement at Harvard College. Governor
Bullock escorted by the Lancers, proceeded to Cam
bridge this forenoon to witness the exercises.
The attendance at the commencement was less
than usual, owing to the extreme heat OF the
weather. The graduates numbered seventy-six
The public exercises were fully up TO the average OF
former years. The following honorary degrees were
conferred doctor OF Laws Ebenezer lockwood
Hoar OF Concord; Admiral Charles Henry DaviA
Andrew Atkinson Humphreys EvangelusC Aposl
toides Sophocles, James McCosh prelsdent OF Prince
ton college. Master OF Arts-Henry willard Williams,
Horace r. Tuttle Professor Joseph winlock.
The Republican state Convention Fixed for the
9th Of September.
Boston, July Is, 1858.
The Massachusetts, Republican State Committee
has desrnated the 9th OF September next for q con.
yenton at Worcester to nominate state officers, and
| in making this appointment the committee has
issued an address to the people urging prompt and
thorough organization for the great political work
bof
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ss~ss G 3. Ss 5ss Ss
<3t Broadway, cornsr Hona<r street.
Good Table Clnss {, % per Dszsa.--Gesvy
KENDALL, vine mershs nss, 7ie Broadway
A.-When tho B1s cd RnsAss with Rockse..
like violence 10 the heas causing hot fushes, vertigo and
dimness Of sight IL areran siRB that mid sau6rieus
RAMPS RAMPS EPrsEsEsSksf sETfssR '%PsssiENT .ssxA
Be ~ ooce resorssd to. Sold BY III irussis,,.
Bascssissss R1ir Dps.-The Bes< 10 the,
World ne only PFC, Dy = harmless reliable, 'ssssss.
Cavtwishs q w arnsr's Gau,e MerissA
undssgsrmsn.s 81 the Ore a Aneric shirt Coupsnya ~
Cristadsrs>s Hfnr Dye,.-Ths Bsst gvse
mapufAeYrsd Whoes he snd re laif aso applied - No
Pure Ohio Catswba md sherry Tor Cob
berA 10 ouanses to. SUIT ~ per gallon also sparkine
ca,awba, Aosos,ura B'asrs, CNss a. 81 co. Wines and
nrNr'dy 4 DUNN, 80 Beaver stree.
The Faneas Co<usr-9v Nassan street.
corner Futon Tue Antopotan Job Printing ssaosa"'~
The Nemlnasi ons for the PresiSesey sss
the magniecenA sun Hats OF KNOX, No Is brosaw
o. ru'r ~rs are before The public Al, ss ~ss "a
the heads OF 'hspaople, ss the political hesr oss
The Msss HeelshfnI Focd, ss ..;,,o,. az y Z
nos sSS ,,ss;s srs,ensy. sna eorrscsiy. and
aduu o. 40 summer complaint and d'arfne> P'''sss
| W.sa Tsupsss and OrnansntsI HaSr.. 49,.
5SysH. ~ Ss q; :: ~ 80" ''''' = ~
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CALIFORNIA.

Departure Of the steamship Constitution from
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, July H. 1868.
The mail steamer Constitution, for Panama, sailed
to-day. carrying out $sl5OoO in treasure, Of which
e79s,O 900 was for New York.
Outrmges BY the Klamath Indians-Neslect
Of tho DTiuaary Authorities-A War Proba.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA, 1868.
Late advices from Crescent City, California, state
chat the Klamath Indians had attacked party at
Klamath Bluffs killing one and wounding another.
The remainder OF the whites were besieged In
blockhouse The same tribe OF savages had been
stealing cattle for months past and preparing for
this raid" The military authorities were urged 10
station some troops In that vicinity but failed TO do
Unless active measures are immediately taken
may be ANTICIPATED.
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s y. ,s:. J: s sss
l3H Brosdvsv, cornsr uowau street.
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Cristadaro>s HfNe Dye.-The Bsst gvse
mspufAeYrsd. whoes as snd laf sppIsd - No
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w.ss Tsupsss and OrramentaI Heir..oSS
! ~Ga IL Doad srest
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xss DS vine nsssiss n Il IL so.dSsy.
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berA 10 ouAnses to- SUIT at ~ per gallon also spassine
Caawoa, Aosos.ura s'hers, ClNes a. ~ o. WINES ana
MURPHY A DUNN, 80 Beaver street.
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undssssrnens ss the Ore Anerc An shr, Conpsnya ~
l.aa. .ulnAsa
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29
GENERAL MARKETS,
NASHVILLE, Tuesday, July d

.ff NASHVILLE, Tuesday, July y,
Buainess only moderately good Yesterday.
Corrosive heard yesterday OF the re-
csplion Of eleven bales, but no sales or
shipments. The stock ON hand Yesterday
was 242 bales. f.Ht rfI ut uaaL
WHEAT--Advancing and frm The
stock throughout the cOuntry seems not to
have diminished, az many supposed. ke-
eeipts falling of Demand fine, and ready
sales made as soon as offered. We beard
OF 227O bushels being tOught yesterday az
81 IS forprime white, 81 77l for red, Med
iterranean 81 20, amber 81 so. ~
CoRs-Advancing and scarce. Weheard
Of 1000 bushels being bought yesterday At
sS@sse; yellow sSc; white s6cPef eu'hel
in store, sacked, s2c delivered at depot
s5e. Also SIS bushels sold at 9Se, Hnd go
bushels at 81 ...-. "
HAY-Prime timothy Sz4t9Z9i com
mon SI9 per ton. gakg .
RAcoE.-Business in this market yes
.s,day was passabIe advance Of &c on
shonlders. We quote clear sides at u q
shoulders scuree ii Hollis plain hams,
ISOLDE; lTeasessee eAnvAaed lslt52ec;
country, l7@ISle; sugar cured 2e4t9zlc.
LARp-Advancing and firm. II squo-
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Capt Thomas s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest ia the Union AND DISPATCH. becomes
from this date one of It's proprietors. The firm
narno~of the new concern win be JosEs. HAYS
A Co.. by whom the business Of the establish
mont will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppO-
site the postoflce.
Capt Hays was born and raised In this city,
and is we'll known for his courtesy and amiabili-
~ as a gentleman, rs well as for Intelligence.
integrity and promptness as a man Of business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office and will be found in our counting
room. ..... ..a.l.a
The eum business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt Hays
win also soitio that and win give all proper re-
ceipts and acquitances. ..-..-
Being fully prepared 10 do all kinds Of print
Ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of tho liberal patron
age extended to the old.
January 10. 1868.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We made a
visit to this place of amusement last night
for the first time since lie opening, and are
sure it is as neat a liifle fheatsr "a we have
ever seen in Nashville. The audience
room is seventy feet long and forty feet
wide. The stage, well supplied with forest,
garden and chamber scenery, occupies
twenty-five by thirty-three feet space.
Walls and ceiling beautifully frescoed,
and a neat, rotund ventilator in the dome,
setting of the whole affair to an advantage.
. Colored gallery and gallery for the news
boys and "orPhings" divided by parti-
ton. The first tier of seats is upon a
gradual elevation, and has chairs and
benches both. -Four neat boxes, two on
either side, eurtained and cushion-railed,
grace the stage.
A fine orchestra, headed by Emerson, are
at their posts. Charley White is the Stage
Manager, aud brilliant corps of artists
and Grtistes nightly appear. The bill last
night was we'll arranged and sparl1led
throughout with mirlh and jollily. The
Flg1Rg Trape2e of Johnny Manning, where
he gives a fearful leap and catches by his
feet or neck, is truly wonderful; and whom
We take into confederation that two years
since he was mere newsbOy on one OF our
Southern railroads and had scarcely ever
seen the inside OF theafer before that
time, we predict for him career rivaling
that Of the Hanlons in their pslmiest days.
The Academy throughout is a very neatly
arranged affair, and we have bat one OBJ
jecton-a very serious one it is, too, but
easily remedied-that is the appearance in
the boxes Of young men of good social
standing in company with disreputable
characters. Remove that evil, and You
have number one variety amusement
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Police CoURT, july 2S.-Julia Bur
dest, an Italian fruit vender, iSr knowingly
allowing her dog 70 run at large, paid =
and costa A rather expensive bone thsti
for the dog to pick.
Hattie Ford, a poor dilapidated frequent
offender, for using abusive and vulgar Ian
guage; S25 and costs. ...l s.-
T. II. Bay, brick mason, for assulting
Reuben Stone, colored, with piece Of build
ing material, forfeited his bond.
Michsel Joyce. ASSEMBLING his wife and
disturbing the peace S. and costs.
William Wynn, q painter, living on
FraakIn pike, drunk and making bolster
ous noise S. and costs. .
Edo Roberts, larceny Of 4 watermelon
twenty days in the workhouse. asf{--,i
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stone,s River ugly club.

Ia b.. NANAt9 ave- aAhhS NAH"a
The yonng gentlemen, Of Murfressboro
have I recently formed an assoeia-
ton for intellectual improvement and
amusement. They call it the Stones River
Ugly Clnb. Literary exercises are the
pastimes. Each orator has titled char
acler to perform, and an Grafton on the sub
iect to prepare. The duties are generally
imposed on. those nee versa 10 their char
acters. They presen, = public entertain
ment on the evening Of the 10th proKimO
The following is the programme with the
list Of prizes awarded attached. II Is vel
selected and angurs we'll for the eRjoymenI
Of the occasion ... .g.H
/. Ugly Man-W. Z. Baskette- Pair
Boots. rH E...... .f
.. PrettylMan--B. L. Ridley, Jr-Hat
8. Vain Man-jas. A. Leiper-Mir-
a. Ladies Man-F. r. Burrus-Garter
5. Lazy Msn-W. q. Lillard Rock
ing Chair $50 90 3. ..-.rH.- .#f
8. Little Marian Jordan = sticI
Candy. ss.L ...-.-.- ..., 49,.
z. Greatest Bore--S. n. Lawing-TWo
inch Anger. i'
s. Greatest Blow-Jas T. Jamison--
Tin Horn, Eve feet long. rrFEtr
Critic---T. T. Eaton.
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Eel ..
PROFEssORs.

WILLIAM K BOWLIIgG. ND. Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. - --.-.a.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, M, De- Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Chiidyen.
j. BERRIEN EINDSLEY, Md. Chemistry
WILLIAM I. BRIGGS, Kd.D-, Surgery.
THOMAS l., MADDIN, Md, 1ustitstes oil
JOHN Il. SCALLEEDER. MD. Malaria Med
lea and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM l. EI0H0L- ND. Clinical Nsai-
THOMAS ,, BICHAE.AE. ND, Angtofny.
HENRY N. COMPTON. Md, DemOnttrator
OF Ahst0my.t $50 Ht4 @tt
Esr- additioaal inform lation apply to a.
- - wTHIAAMFl.B BOWLING. Dean.
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London adyicesjo o yesier'Iay quote Upiisl

London adyices Of Yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 72s.
Exchange on New YoFk'w bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium. r.rs..-.
There is very little doing in United
States bonds. The banks buy at frac-
ton under she New York rate, and sell
at about 4c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at G74 for the old and
&C for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are bought
at S5@SSc, and are sold at zoe in the dol
lar. .H is.a-J dTfr a,...HE .a....
The sales Of Southern State bonds Al
the New York Stock Exchange on th'
24th inst. were as fOlloWs:f ..l.r rs.r.a
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cd .l3sSlsiq ID bti.posss5 in Lsvs2lsc
in thee and I've Ponnd e4ddies 2l@2J4C
per ID.
/ FLoUR-Nochsnge in this market. Com
mon to choise superHns $7@s 50, extra
Io91l, Cream Of City Sl1, fancy $ll@lz
per bbl. new $11@l2; old is declining,
and prices are merely nominal.
BARLEy- 81 so per bushel. a
eoFFEkARio 2l@e6c; iLagusrA, -s7;
Java, 5000.
MoLAssEs-ReboiIed New Orleans, rs
@sOc. |rt
sIRUPs-6591 loo per gallon.
sUsAKTCnished and granalatsd 1910
1S9c coffee sugars, A, B, @, 47917Ec, 16f
Gle, l63@163c; New Orleans, 16@16lc :;
Demarars, 16t916Ic choice. -a. I'D
CANDLEs-Star candles LIE per ID;
hard pressed tilIow S. 25Per box. ag .
SALTZAdvanced and firm. Five bushel
barrels are nov quoted at S., and seven
bushel at So SIS per bb. per car load 81
for single barrel.
Liquors Dull, With a downward
tendency. Common rseti6ed 81 100
2 % by the barrel Robertson county
81 50@4; Bourbon $4G6. ID" H'1aAfl
IRoN.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
lb. Kentucky SIC; Tennessee hand 100
l0le; Kentucky do. 7@7Ae. I .,--H
( INpIGo.-$l 4O@l so per pound. sss
! FIsH.-MacEerel, half-barrels, $12, $Il
and 50 ; kits, SO SO, g. IS and S..
LEAp-Bar, I2lc per pound shot SO Is
las 40 per bag. -4.
PowDER.-S7 50@S per keg for rifle,
and s. 5OG6 for blasting. ..gls
WAsH-RoARDs.-SS per dozen, -s
BUCKETs.-$2 1908 per dozen,
TUBs.-I 1905 per neat.
STARcH.-7l@Se per pound.
CANDY.-22c per ID for assorted. ..I a1...
GISaER.-25c per pound. a t.Hrs
PEPPER.-S7Rc per pound. -...
SPICE.-32c per pound.
sOBA.-s@9e per pound.
GoFPERks.--S@4e per pound. s4q.
BLAcKING.---40@S0c per dozen.
DR6Gs-CopPeras Sc; cream Of tartar
10000; epson salts 7@Sc; glne 2O@35c;
ipecac poBdered S5@5 20; morphinespsf
ounce 81 q; nitrate of silver 81 Ie@
l 65 /; qdinihe So S5@2 80; sal soda So
&C.; vitrioI Ee; opium 81 so; alum 7e;
aqua ammonia 10000, carbonate ammo
MIA 12S@33c.; assafstida soc; csliaaya
bark 81 a50@8 so; eaIomsk English,
81 IS; American ST %, castor oil
2s25@2 50per gallon : eamPhOF 81 Co.
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INMGRAToS.-Ths Rev. Herman Boz
KUN, lhe Commissioner OF Immigration
Cor the Stale, has just returned from pro
longed tout ia the North lie Is greatly
encouraged BY his reception every where,
aud is quite sure that considerable num-
her Of gentlemen who desire 10 make in
vestments in the South, win locate in Ten,
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MIR AHHNrs

JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarks-
yiIlo Tennessee. 20 receive and receipt for sub.
scriptions and Advertisements for the UEIoN AND
DIsFATCA,
s.. b ROZELL. Of Franklin, IS our author
iEod agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties. 20 receive ana receipt for subscriptions to
the limos ANb DIsPArcs tE..#|.f
DIR. J. B. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. Odd Eel
lows Hall Binding. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Edge6eld. Orders
delivered to him viii be promptly attended IA.
10 will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
rAruH on sale.
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Org&eised BauiE OF sneakfng E6yes.
drOppers--Spyfng on CoEOred penn
iOeraGs.
On yesterday we gotwind Of the organi-
zAtion in this city, on Wednesday night
last, Of sh6,ker Of those Internal midnighl
cOnclaEes shat assemble in underground
ont-ofthe-way. places, where blue hghts
burn snd'tbe fumes of snlpher peryade the
atmosphere; where poor, deluded negroes
are led by the nose, by bad, designing men,
and persuaded into acts Of such fendish ma
lures thai, should they be LEFT to themselves,
they would scOrn with indignity. The con-
claye we speak Of Is known as the Blind
Club" Where they get the tits, or what
it means, we confess cur entire ignorance /;
but this we do know should they continue
IN their hellish maehinations, they are I'M
doubtedly going q bind against all reason,
common sense and safely. We are credibly
Informed that a certain infamous D0CthOr,
we'll known in this community, and little
fhoa9ht Of fes his diseraeeful aclioBs here
tofore, is the leader of the CLUB" The OBJ
iect of the orgzuiz1ti0n appears tobe TO have
q regular system 81 spfesA or guards, to be
stationed At regular posts and scattered
promiscnonsfy throughout The various
wards Of the city and aistricts OF the eOan-l
" between now and, The day of election, TO
prevent or deter all colered men (who feel
disposed to do 50 from voting the Demo
cratic ticket, and also, rs their learned
medical head was heard to remark, "and
keep an eye on the d-n fellows who signed
the Universal Suffrage Memorial to the
Governor." The Club By this time is
in full blast, and has its night spies and
sneaks ia every crack and corner of the
city. We do not know The character Ofthe
main body of the "club," therefore we feel
reluctant in saying that they are hota body
of regular organized thieves and garroters.
We don't know. We advise our citizens to
keep their doors and windows well closed,
and to the colored Democrats their hands
on their pockets, dry powder and nnfagging
devotion TO the Democratic party, and sll
will yet be we'll. a--'.1 .l s..tt
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ISAAC DuScAN, Treasurer

RI. REv. c. T. QUrNrARD, Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in Ten
nessee, will preach At Trinity Church to-
night, and administer the holy rite Of con
6malion. Services will commence Al s
O'Clock The public are respectfully in
vited 70 attend. Seats free.
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SuouLp IT REMAIS SO The attention
Of the city authorities is very earnestly
called 10 huge log that stands immedL
a'Sly over the sidewalk and servesin prop
ing up crazy old wall GA Cherry street,
near the old Adelphi Theaier. Coming
along there last night in the dark, no gas
lighi near and naughtsave the bright blue
sky above us, 'ue came very near breaking
orr head against the affair. = :
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WHATS THE MATrER.-The work of 70
grading South Summer street bevond
broad, which was 80 energelically begun
by the city authorities few weeks since,
has been suspended. What's the matter ?
Have funds given out, or do the city wise
acres fear The many suits 70 which this ina
proyement q has given rise. This work
has progressed 90 far that Il should now be
completed Al whatever cost. Though bal
a piece Of useless extravaganza in the FRS
plA0e, the present condition Of the sidewalk
is intoisrable, and the work should At once
be prosecuted 10 completion.
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The sales on the 18th were a. follows


Inc new lOTk O"t CT lut dittiu''" -
the 2sth inst says fatrFt HsSh
"The money market is abundantly sup
piled. Large unemployed balances are
offered, by brokers and private bankers, on
railway and miscellaneous collateral1, AZ
3 Fer. cent, although, the banks and trust
companies are getting 4 and 3 per cent. On
governments the nominal rate IL = per cent.
The discount market is quiet. There II.
little doing in short paper at the following
rates: GO days, 54GGG per cent; " and =
months, G@G4 per cent. The present
amount Of single named paper on the mar
ket il small, and the Z rates for that Of iiFsl
class houses are from 7G99 per cent.
The New York Iocrqdh Of Cenme're OF
the 25th inst. says of the drygooda market;
"Prices- are frm, and the general ten.
dency is upward, although the views oi
holders are based more upon what IL OK
pected than any demand actually realzed.
We think that the stock Of eOttons finished
is larger than generally supposed, but there
ia no apparent surplus, and thus many an
ticipate q scarcity when the fall trade pc
somes brisk. We DO not. look for q very
large business this autumn, and belleyve
that good policy requires FREE sale, with
out too much urgency in putting ZAP rates
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29

SpoaxD WARD.-AbOut Gay citizens Of
the second ward have united in 4 call ior
meeting this, "Wednesday, evening az $
O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of forming club
in the interest OF Seymour and Blair. The
meeting win be held in the hall over Ben
son and Toney's store, No. s, UNIos AND
DIsPATCB block. Al citizens OF the
cecond ward, friendly 20 the objects Of the
meeting, are invited 20 attend,