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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsHvnLE, Monday July 20.

& NAAHVILLEs MOnGay July ~.
Businev for the past Two days, on ac-
count Of hot weather, has fallen off CON
siderabIy.l b. faI assI bay .-H.
Corrox.-Trade IN this market con.
times and will contiaae for the remainder
Of the summer, exceedingly dali We
heard of no receipts, sales OF shipments
WpSiEEST-Aboutthe same assaturdsy; re-
ceipLs IA lIiRg, OIL demand good We
hear of only C75 bushsis being
bought Yesterday at 81 T6tsy177 for prime
white, 81 70 for red, Mediterranean
81 60, amber 81 IS. Co.,. g5 a.q ..sf =.
CORN - Advs ncing and seSEes. We
heard Of one car load being received yes
tsrday at 9c2; yellow SOC; white &c
per bushsl; in stc re, sacked, 92e deny
cred al depot, 95c.- al.. ar1.... ~ p
HAY-Prime tfInorhy s2iCf25 com
mon SO per ton. - I.r4I g.
BAcoE.-We quot clear sides 81 ia ;
shoulders scarce at l4c(s lac; PLAN
hams, Is@lgc; Ten Tss,ssee canvssed 1870,
.2Oc; country, 17@IsIe sugar cured 2Os
@2lc ---4 -.s iases 1-.r
LARp-Prices adga taeing; intisross Isle ;
so kegs 2l4c per ID ..s.
FLouR-Noehange in Ibis mgykel G9ll7
mon to choice suPf rhine S7C9S "a, extra
.SI0@II, Cream of od ~ ST. fancy sllts Z
per Bbl. !; new S11@L2 + o Va Il declining,
and prices are merely nomiI al.
BARLEY-Sl 80 per bush FL.
ooFFRE-Rio 2I92se; Esguyra ~
Java, $1,000.
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The thermometer Yesterday was 9io In
the shade
A Gne rain fell over almost entire Middle
Tennessee Sunday evening last.
Secretary Fletcher returned from CIeye-
land yesterday
The Board Of "tri-colored' County Com
missioners are running through with the
county finances TO an advantage by repaint-
ing and repairing the various offices on the
ground floor Of the courthouse.
a fat car was thrown from od the Lick
Branch tresue yesterday by a passing
freight TO-. ...... .-
Frank Seay, a negro, Tor robbing the
house Of George b. Abbott, merchant tailor,
corner Of Printers alley and Union street,
some time since, Wis yesterday found guilty
iu the court OF Justice Wilkinson, and
bound over 20 che Criminal Court.
Justices Cassely and Btien on yesterday
bound Bryce Mooten over in a bond Of
$1,000 for his appearance to-day, 10 answer
Go the charge of perjury.
Mrs f. A. Smith swore ont two peace
warrants ia the court Of Justice Thurneck
Yesterday against Richard Hughes and
Bella Carroll. Compromised by defend
ants paving costs and promising 10 be civil
ia the future. n
man from Wilson county was carried
10 the police station. on Cedar street last
night all drunk and bloody, having re-
ceiyed tap from foAie one Of the 'jungles."
The Mercer negroes held a poW-wow at
the Fisk School last night, aud have ara
other al the new engine house 9th ward,
tomorrow night ..t
An Englishman named Clark, work
man on Che Maxwell House. goi drunk
Saturday night and fell through hatch
way three or foar stories high, In that
huilding His eyes and nose are much in
lured, aud homes generally sore, bat other
wise nothing serious.
One OF the most significant sayings we
have heard Of since the beginning Of the
seymour and Blair campaign, was that ut
tered by htile two and half year old
babe, whose father had him out pointing 20
han The lights and transpariencies of the
granu procession on Thursday night last.
lhinking the night air injurious for a
child so Young, ater witnessing the larger
portion Of the iurn out, started for home
when the little youngsier yelled out Justify
Papa, See-more papa, See-more :" Trpiy
when FONT Of the mouths Of the babes an
suckllngs' he perfecls praise and strength
should be NOT be successfulY
A general stampede ofthe negroes living
IA Rock Town and vicinity toward town
occurred Friday night last, and continued
from nine O'Clock until day, occasioned by
some deyilish fellow starting rumor that
the hu-hlu1 were on The Franklin pike
about three miles from Town, ana march
Jog for the Capitol. Al daylight the ne
groes returned ID their homes, and quiet
tpde, at last accounts, reigHed in Wassaw.
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MORE DNMNAHIE WORK.


Negro Devils aud Fiends Incarnate
PLY hcir IeIIish VOcatiOns near
TuIIRhOun-Ca Capture and Probable
Doom
Ev gentleman who arrived IN the city
yesterday evening, rio Nashville and Chat
tanooga road, we are informed that as the
Nashville bound train passed Tulahoma
yesterday morning, great excitement pre-
vailed At that place, a sequence to the COM
initial Of a moel damnsble Outrage on Sun
day last upon the body Of respectable
white lady living some four miles from
Tullahoms, by three negro devils, incar-
nate hends. fashioned after Gods image,
but bearing the stamp Of hell-hounds. Two
Of the scoundrels had been captured and
lodged IN lail at Manchester, while the
third was still at large bat holly pursued
by the strong, unerring hand Of vengeance.
WeRwait further intelligence with impa-
tience. Il Is not our purpose to incite the
people 20 mob law, bat where on earth, oh,
God can be found safety and protection
Tor our wives aud daughtsrs, aud for the
unprotected fair ones Of our land, il such
revolving acts go UNPUBLISHED by The hand
OF the avcnger' The law CO ia tardy -
Rrowuluw humane 10 negro deVila--and
there certainly remains but one course for
oar people 10 pursue, and that Is s4l-pro,
fygfsu
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FLORIDA East, for a regular old !" Nor
western assault and battery on our eolored
minister, Nelson Merry, because he turned
the Florida out of church for attempting
to. dissuade Merry's daughter from doing
as John Cockrill expressed it, ''sn act Of
fornication" within her domicile with a
colored brother and " Passin," from the
neighboring city of Gallatin. The case will
be continued in our next. -..- 81
An insurance agent, residurateur and
hotel man, for allowing their licenses to
run out without renewal, paid $110-the
former two $50 each and the latter $40.
William Alien, for a combined assault
and battery and obscene and very vulgar
language visits the "Docthor" again this
morning. ta.#I- r" r.s
Alfred Cobbs aud William Cobbs, first
cousins to "eorn-cobs," with Ransom Har-
vey, for indecent exposure, were transferred
to the court Of Justice Mathews.
Jeems Barton, for Obstreperous drunk,
repented for the same in the sum Of So.
gno. Brown, whose supposed defunct
carcass has been arrested in its "decompo-
sing bkdlEF mas hAAhEu Tue EHhFb anu
marched ON 20 the corner of Broad and
Summer, where an orchard of Mer-
Ger "apple trees" were making the might
hideous" by denoHncing the "Prosser ring'
Of the detestable Brown il is said at
tempted to "bust up" the congriguity Of the
"WOOlleys," upon which charge he was dis
charged. His companions, 7. j. Blankin-
ship, regular old "ship of war" and
ThOs. Carbon, who didn't "keer Carbon"
for the "cnllud people, we're more unior-
tunate, and were concluded until. to-day.
Jacob Kelly, j. Mcclure and Emma
Harrington, for assault and battery, con-
tributed the first couple SO each, while
the latter goes TO the 'Riyerside" for a
month. ..-. ID I'D .-g
Sophia Thompson, a nymph Of tie pare
nent, for perambplating the pavement 10 an
excess didn't come up, and forfeited Sic
abe had deposited as security. b. sT
For carrying concealed weapons, w. H.
Reeder was mulcted for s.. 5 .s
VIM. Casey a ragamufhn ease, charged
with being sneak Thief, = suspicious char
acter and vagrant, went TO the workhOuse
for thirty days. ...... azai ss
w, II. Reader and Andy MeOFe, for get
ting salubrious and installing the public
highway for their boarding house, paid So
each for their siestas. sl aa
James Jones, incendiarism, transferred
70 Magistrate. -I A IA
Sue Allen and Alice Mcintosh, for street
walking, have gone to the hotel de tlGgleT,
for the next sixty days. -aT Boa
A. II. Foster was discharged for indulg- I
ing in talk calculated TO precipitate small
sized battle. .... s-.-H- .E "a
Cora Rockwell, Cor drunkenness on the
street ;;--ah eel, she pecks rock for 80. I
William Saunders, alas William Barney,
gross fraud and cheating, Discharged At
prosecutors e0st, without triAL aT Il
sam Young, an unfortunate African
vouagster, for going through The shoW-Eiu-
doV Of Yates Miller Eith has head, while
in pursuit Of reireatIng doEg,a dis
charged r.rIe
William Childess, maseiiliBs 6AiIdeas Of
misfortune, had an elegant notion of this
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WHAT DoEs IT MEAN "A party Of ne-
groe5 yesterday afternoon, some sirty in
number, were parading the streets in the
southern party Of the city, on South Union
especially, formed in military columns and
headed 10y a negro with a drdwR aoord,
who was apparently the leader or COM
mandanL. The circumstance gave rife to
an hundred wild rumors, and certainly
gave rise in our minds to a doubt as TO
the efficacy Of the Metropolitan Police
and the body Of United States soldiers
stationed here as a garrison, and whose
business, "A we take il, is TO prevent any
hostile demonstrations in the "rebelliOus
Districts IL their movements were not
hostile aud threatening, Whist DO they
mean
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! Iondon adYices Of YesterdaY auote UniteI

sAouuOu aoflCes VI yestefday iuOtS OhAteu
States 5-2Os at 72s. s -..f- ..7 ,aes.
| Exchange on. New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium. ..fa l..- ... va.
There is no inquiry here for United
States bonds. The banks buy at fraction
under the New York rate, and sell at
about 4c advance. sis CO.'S brs ...-s.s..-
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 68I for the old and 67a
for the new. -...'...- .'-. -..,..- e..
Nashville corporation checks are I'M
changed Dealers buy al sSc and hold at
90c in the dollar. uI '...s I'd ar.s o.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange. on The
10Th inst. were as follows; oil ,s-.sr . H4lH
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Mo1Aszns-RsbOiIsd New Orleans. IS

9Sec. i-.si Z r' g. sfsv e
q siRuPss561 1oc per gallon. .' n. e. 2 z
- SvGAR-Crushed and granulated ISi9
Isle coffee sugars, A, B, G, I79I74c, 163
@17c, 16l@164e; New Orleans, 16@ 1s4e;
Denarara, 1s916Ic choice. -,
sCANDLEs-star candies l71e per ID;
hard pressed tailow S. 25per box.l Il
sA1T- Advanced and frm. Five busheI
barrels are now quoted at SO, and seven
bushel at IS 50 per bbl. -.z-- e !
HeUoRs. Common rectifed 81 $50
2 Is by the barrel; Robertson county
50 50@4 Bourbon s4@6.
1R0N.-Tenpeses. common bar SIC per
10. KehtacSy SIC; Tennessee basd IOts
f0Ec; Kenlucky do. 7975c. r't b
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TIL Il CITY.


The Secretary Of The Mt. Olivet Gene,
terry gives notice Of the terms Of single in
terments this morning. .F.r..
meeting Of the Directors Of the NASH
vile and Chattanooga railroad win be
held on the 18th Of August. See notice.
Wheless & Co. offer bargain in lumber.
Newcomb, Buchanan & Co., Louisville,
Kentucky, will sell at auction, on the 3Oth
inst, at sixty days credit, cargo Of coffee
aud -ugar-a first rate chance for dealers.
See notice Of Richard Warner, Jr., as
-ignee in bankruptcy, and list OF bank
ruptcy notices.
Rack Ferguson, the champion foot racer.
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PEkCF-A peace warrant w2s sworn
ont by Margaret Powers against her con
sort, james Power, together with Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Jackson, before E,quires Gas
rety aud Brien yesterday. The trio we re
pat 10 bonds Of $500 each Tor their appear
auce at O'Clock to-day. .. ... ..
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is twenty-five inches on the
shoals and falling slowly. " - .r."a'
. ARRIVED. r..
Umpire, on Saturday night from Cairo,
with moderate trip. baz ralI reaa 81. .
{ at asH .- DEPARTEB.s Us1F rrF s-
-.E- a None. a' 's- rs goo, Z
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Umpire, for Cairo, at 4 o'clock.
The river column Of yesterdays Louis
Vile Journal contains tie following b.
The river is falling almost impercePtibly,
with four feet three inches water in the
canal, and two feet three inches in the pass.
We may look for very slight rise soon,
ON account of the late rains
The weather was somewhat more mode
rate yesterday, 80 far as the heat was con
cerned, a copious rain having fallen the
night before A heavy rain also set IN late
in the afternoon yesterday, aud left the
temperature very pleasant. . ... .....-
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SKYLEs TUE POLICEMAN. - Before
Justices Cassetty and Brien on yesterday,
was arraigned officer Jas. Skyles o. the
Metropolitan Police, for brutality assault
ing W. T. Monroe, E'q- on Saturday night
last. II il said that Skyles made the
assault unProvoked and used Monroe up
in pretty serious manner, first inquiring
Of NJ who was charged with disturbing q
hummer meeting) III he had a pistol /"
and upon the answer that it was "none OF
his business" made it his "bttainess" by
rapping NJ. pretty severely over the head.
Officers Of the law should conduct them
selves az such, aud not 90 beyond their little
brief authority. Skyes gave $1,000 bond
Tor appearance today.
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Henry FARMERS CoECERT LAST NIGHT.
The concert at Masonic Hall last night
was a success-a grand success-audience
large, select and critical-performance un-
exceptionabIe Professionals and amateurs,
individually and collectively, superb. Ter
mination happiness and satisfaction all
around .... ...
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The MODERN BELsHAzzARs.-Oh the
evening Of the Seymour Jubilee last week,
1t is said that there was not a Light in or
about the Capitol bnilding, This was we'll
enough, for the doom Of Radicalism 10
Tennessee could be seen written on the
walls IN letters Of gold, despite the dark
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SOLDIERS OUTR4GE5 Al, CHATTANoo-
GA.-At Chattanooga, on Saturday night
about eleven o'clock, a party of ten or IF
teen soldiers went TO the house of some
prostitutes living in the section of the town
known as the "Y'' and Immediately adjoin-
ing the railroad shops of the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, and committed some
wanton outrages by setting fire to the entire
stock Of clothing belonging to the women
and smashed up their crockery and fixtures.
Drunkenness was the cause of it, and the
police and their officers were too lazy to ar
rest their progress. O. - - as
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present life, and stole cash and cigars TO the
amount Of Sl4, continued. -0la4o s5i
Emma Battle, a dark-skinned Amazouian
warrioress Of the first water, for drunken
ness, street walking and being q VIGOROUSLY
bad character ninety days hard labor. gEs1
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DTED:

AFTER brief Illness on the 10th Of July.
ASFA H.. wife Of Andrew ) Martin. Deceased
was born March 18th. 1913,
Inc friends OF the fsmily are invited 10 at g
tend the funeral at the residence of Mrs. BgD.s
Harris. on the NOlensviiIe turnpike. Tuesday
evening at o'clock. Services BY Rev. r. r..
Bunting. lsgils7-s satf..--- .sfr1T3-8 -
huntsville Aha, Memphis and 81. Lonis par.
pers please copy.
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GRAND CONCERT

TNENRx FARaER- THE SOUTHERN
III Flniist, assisted by the lguoging ffolss,-
ionais asa kmatenrs ~ NashviHs' NJ. ~
k,nson. Pianisfe: Miss Eunice blzzonss fianAsie'
Wis M Try Scoveli Soprano; No. X. p8rhAn ~
Teuor Mr. Atkinson, Bass0, Pro-. doo tay'''
iBtrtet0R. % .a
Ticket 81. No exEa charge i'f Iese'' co
seats. Doors pen 90 y O'clock
iyl2 "a
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Nor BEYOND DANeER.-Mrs. Link, the
lady who was shot Sunday morning By her
husband in mistake for a burglar, has not
entirely passed beyond danger, although
her physicians sre sangnine.
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Gold fell back somewhat in New York
yesterday. The following are the quo
tations: Opened at 14Ss, was 1881 at
1920. 1884 at noon, and closed at 143t
at 3P. NJ. Dealers here we're paying l424
and holding at 1881. sss.. i3
Government securities are shade lower
The following are yesterdays New York
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders OF the Nashville
ara
and Northwestern r. Il. Company.

WHEREAS. THE TRAINS ON THE NASH
w Vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended. and will net probably resume ruH-
ming in time 60 furnish transportation to those
who desire TO attend the meeting % st0ckh0id-
ers called for the lisa OF July. uFox.; and where
as business wall be presented 70 the meeting OF
the most important character. which t. b. de-
sued shall be fully understood BY the st1cs
holders, If possible. Be it therefore
Resolved, That the Secretary and rrs1sur
be directed to recall the meeting pt the
Of July, pr0x.. and that he publish a hks,t.
for q general meetlng Of the stGcSholders.Jt.
held at NASHVILLE. on the 22D JULY, 1865.
At the office Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany.
By order Of the Board.
H. l.. CLAIBORNE.
Secy and Treas. N. & N. W. K. h. Co.
jun2l "a. PsF
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The sales on the l7lh were as folsows
Inc New 1ofk JO~ffds ~ SbHtbi'
tbe afternoon of the 18th inst. saws:

The afternoon of the 18th inst says sa-
"There is no change in The general fea-
lures Of the money market to-day. Capital
Is in abundant supply for temporary, use at
A per cent on stock collaterals, and 3 per
cent. upon government securities, while the
prevailing rate Of discount for the best
mercantile paper is 6Per cent. per annum,"
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
theIl7 tn inst. says: l.iaa I'D as.i.a s.a
"The impression, sometime since enter
tanned, that the rates for money we're absut
to strengthen, seems TO have passed away,
and in its place lias set in feeling which
looks TO sangaine and speculative market.
There ia certainly a better feeling il the
share market, while parties, finding 10
easier TO carry United States bonds, have
not hesitated 10 move In the market for the
purchase Of bonds, taking bold especially
OF those dealt ia abroad Isl I'D rH E.e
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LouIsNIllo AIRrIkei.

ia IoUIsvTIIE, July 20.-SuperGne -four
Sc 65@67 IS; fancy N so. Wheat 81 75GR
I IS. Corn 92995e. Oats soc. Rye 81 As.
Mess pork SIS 80. Lard lSc Bacon
shoulders l3913ie; clear rib sides l64c;
clear sides l7c. Bulk meats-=shoulder lie;
clear sides l6e. Tobacco quiet and uu-
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So. LouIs aIarhes,

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Tobaeco higher;
Tugs to bright leaf 5000. Flour-extrs
$7@7 so. Corn 7S@S7c. Oats 72@sSc.
Mess pork $2S IS. Bacon shoulders l2t
@13c; clear sides I6i@I7c; hams 16l@
zoe. LardIT1(aIS5c. -. aia3 .iI.L '
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Cincinnati Mnrkef

iCMCINNATI, July 20.-7Flour quiet
Wheat steady. Corn 92c. Oats 706972e.
Whisky firm at 35c in bond. Mess pork
$2S.. Bulk meats I2914c. Bacon lS, 1Gl
and lie. Butter and eggs unchanged.
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Nav YORK, July 20.--Money market
easy call loans S(95; sterling exchange
l0@l0s; gold l43s91423 New Ten
nessee 6s, 67s; old do, 6Sl. ar. .r.-
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmiess. reliable. instan-
tsReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects Of bad Dyss. 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. era lapr29 ly. 3,
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For COngress.

4 hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. IN this district. subject TO the action
OF me nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON. =
July6, 1865. i ~ saEs I--sA 8II ~ tf /.
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RxECUTOR'S NOTICE.

HAyINa QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR oF
III The VIA oi y. a. Jones, dsceaaed. ~ Wse
are Indebted t. tho estate WI inAr1 t' -l,'iit'n
,,.,,reent ta mo. and those HAVING sfrauulF
sss,iost The mmc. viii present thun 20 pay
nenf. vlthin the ttusu prescribed b. laN, % Dc
tsrrsl W. r. JONES.
~ ~ EAseatui
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NAsHVT1LE oTIoTarfovs =,

20 NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
USITzD STATES AID oTHkR sEcuRirtks.
5-l2, Isl serie lk
5-IlS, % seres......,.i
9-2os. Sd
oZuS n eW lSSu 1U4
To ADS -
7-30s "a and %
Compound Interest N9tss May I Ise-r.-.--,llsi
Hsls5Hasr adE Sent. iS;S......... liz
$50 80 il5It" .t0ce.. lis6S.--....-.lls
Tenn eSsee hoDds.. ~
> Coupons ,;'--.-'.-'' 80;
LOuSxiteS Nashville r. T. Stock -.
Nashville & Chatisnoega r.. K. Steek-,.r---- =
\ ashYille and Chattanooga r. X. BOnds--.-t2 !
Nashville Corporation Checks......-..-........ -
d "sGlEe5 "ei " BOnds...-..........-.-.... 50 .
"ssss u" 81 .rgi p COu pOss-.---..-.....---- 81
South Nashville Street r. X. StOck...........- q
Suspension Bridge Stock ................-...-l00 /
Davidson County Bonds -s.-- .l............-. 70 81
Hgnters Bank STOCK. "a
Union Bank Stock!.--.r...,... IA
iF Ha RS w Buying Selling.
Gold -.-.--l429{ ....--l43S
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THE RED MEN-On July l4th, assisted
by ChickSmauga Tribe of Columbia, No. 4,
Col. L. M. Temple, Vice Great Incohonee Of
Tennessee, instituted at Mt. Pleasant,
Marry county, Tennessee, Cherokee Tribe
No. s Of the Improved Order Of Red Men,
with seventeen charter members, and raised
mp the following chiefs -. '
Rufus X. Polk, Sachem.
K. O. Gross, Senior Sagamore. %. q
@. c. Owen, Junior Sycamore.
J. T. Oakes, Chief Of Records.
J. n. Walker, Keeper Of Wampnn.
J, w. Jennings, Prophet
On Friday, the i7lh inst, with the as
sisianoe Of Oklahoma Tribe No. 6 of Pu-
laski, Col Temple also instituted Mime
haha Tribe No. 8 Improved Order Of Red
Men, with nineteen charter members, aud
raised up the following chiefs A
Dr, ). K. Edwards, Sachem.
Col. yno. Hildresh, Senior Sycamore.
W. II. Dustin, Junior Sycamore.
I'd. ID. Patterson, Chief OF Records,
Or. h, Mclean, Keeper Of Wampum.
Capt B, F, Mathews Prophet.
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mARKETs BY TKLEaRAra.


I'd I gi3lss Foreign Markets. ft. lT
LyERPoOE, July 20-Neon.-COtton
quiet and steady sales 10000 bales; np-
lands 10 Orleans Id ere -l 7lris-s
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New work Money Marke,

, NEw YORK, July 20.-Drygoods firm;
Aaantic A sheetings lSe other goods are
,ucbangaJ
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Nfw York, July G0.Leotton dull and
sales 500 bales; uplsnds SI4
GS2c. Rice quiet. Coffee firm and quiet.
sugar steady; Cuba 1I5c. Molasses quiet
Flour dull and l0@I5c lower. Wheat
teady at 81 S5@I IS. Corn dull and
leavY. az 81 O5at Og. - - .
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have been soldiers in war, We can and will
be citizens in peace.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to draft resolutions expressive Of
the objects and purposes of heclub, through
their Chairman, Mr.. George E. Puryis, re-
ported the following, which were unani-
rrfOralv adopfed 20. .e-. .. . L..