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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing are the transfers of real estate FOR
the week ending May 22nd:
Nashville Protestant Orphan Asylum to
Miss Fanny O'Bryan, four feet of ground
on McLemore street, $500. .g
K. L. and J. T. Stephens to B. y. Mat
lock and wife, land in 9Th district.
b. b. Matlock and wife, and r. +. Ste
phens to ]. 7. Stephens, land in 9th dis
lriet- a
b. b. Matlock and wife, and j. T. Ste
phens, to X. f. Stephens, land in 9Th dis
trict.
John A. Cox and James Russell TO VIM.
+. Demos, land in 4th district, SlSS Is.
Michael Brew and wife to James w.
Gleaves, lot on South Union street, $4,000.
james w. Gleaves 10 Bridget Brew, lot
on South Summer street, $500.
W. b. Howell, G. and NJ. TO Simoa Har.
ris, lot in county, 1913 81. f
John Hughes TO james Alexander, land
in 10th district, SIS.
Same to w. Garner, land in 10th dis
trict, s..
William and Adelaide Neal TO Elvina
Nelson, sixty-three and one-third feet 10
McGavoek's addition, $l066.
Euniee w. mggons to Elvina Nelson,
siXty-three and one-third feet in Nc
Gayock's addition, $l066.
NJ. b. Howell, G. Il NJ, TO Eugene
Cary, four lots on High street, on Wilson
Spring plan, $20056.
j. W. Childress, administrator, and
Molly A. Morgan TO Eliza Smith, $1,000.
Nj. b. Howell, c. q NJ, and A. G. Cart
wright TO James Mclaughlin, two lots ia
shelby's addition to Edgefeid, S2.525.
Z. A. Brodie 10 c. W. Nance land in
2lst district 5000.
Oliver z. MoROberts, surviving executor
Of Montgomery Bell, deceased to A Myatt,
land IN Dickson county, 500.
f. y X Anderson to Mrs. Z. ID. Williams,
two lots in Edgefield, Sl469 %.
Eugene Cary 10 VIM. G. Kinney, four
lots on High street, in Wilson Spring
plan, $4,000.
Isaac Frank 10 Fanny Frank, deed Of
glit to lots IN Balsh Il Whiteside's add
tion.
james Turner aud wife 10 Trastees Of
the BAPTIST Church, land 10 Rutherford
county, $500
T. W. Nance TO Charles Morley, lot ia
the sIh ward, 5000.
4. j Hughes TO B. +. Jameson, interest
IN land in.samner. eonhty, $500.
james P.Jehnson 10 j. NJ Sharp land
IN lsrFello county, Texas, $3.50.
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s2j OOO Tennessee &c, new .....................67
iOOm Missouri Is
1863 do .................,... 81 II
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the l9th int. says: .
Money is in full supply at 6 per cent. on
call az the general rate. The tendency is
to a 8 per cent general rate at an early
period. Large dealers already have
amounts left with them, by bankers who
have not immediate use for funds, at as
low a rate as 4 per cent
The conversions of 1905 to-day at the
office Of the Assistant Treasurer here we're
81, Loss, 500, making the total for the month
thus far $40, 441,S50.
In State bonds the dealings were not
large. North Carolina Us, ex. coupon,
were inquired for at &C, holders asking
Coz. Par was bid for all the list Of Illinois
bonds, with no response. For coupon Gs
of 1879 holders asked l72 OF New York
State bonds there were sales Of $4,000
registered bounty loan at 10 Ohio o. of
. | aud $50 We're offered at l04, with 1929
bid. .r.
The New York hdepeadeat OF the 18th
inst. says Of drygoods:
The past week has been the --LATEST and
least excitable of the season. Prices have
a dropping tendency, especially in domeslic
cottons of all kinds, and these now give the
tone to the drygoods market The raw
material is suffering decline, the extent
Of which cannot be safely determined upon
just now, and that necessarily affects the
price of manufactured goods. Stocks have
considerably accumulated, and holders ex-
hibit a nervous disposition to make sales.
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FIFTEEN YEARS.
A Supposed RUsseIIVIIIe Bank RObber
Convicted of Horse Stealing.

A Supposed RusseIIVIIIe Bank RObber
Convicted of Horse Stealing.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, Isaac
Morris, alias Lee, alias Harris, alias John
Halle, was convicted Of horse stealing, and
the term Of his imprisonment fixed by the
jury at fifteen years. The crime for which
he is 10 suffer was committed nearly two
years ago, and the. horse stolen was the
property of John Ferriss.
A more elegant and indifferent culprit
than Morris was never brought TO the bar
in Tennessee. Young, and foppishly
dressed, he lost none of his dandy airs in
the court room, and leisurely smoked
cigar throughout the trial, remarking when
the verdict was announced, that at the ex-
piration Of the fifteen years he would GER
tainly be a confirmed old bachelor. He
also talked Of learning to be a machinist
should he go TO the penitentiary.
After stealing the horse Of Mr.. FERRIS,
Morris disappeared from this section, and
a short time ago suddenly turned up in this
city, when he was Immediately nabbed by
the police At the time Of his arrest be
hailed from Houston, Texas. In addition
to his horse exploits, he is suqpeoted Of
completely in the robbery of the bank at
Russellyille, one Of the most daring fesis
ever accomplished by highwaymen in the
nineteenth century.
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New Ahvrr,,.e,nenia

We take unusual pleasure in calling
special attention TO the card in this Issue
of the UNION AND DISPATCH, advertising
for agents for the sale of Lilley simproEed
instrument for surveying and calculating
areas. This instrument is recommended
by very many Of the most distinguished
aud scientific minds Of America, az being
the best, simplest aud most accurate nov
used on this continent. This opinion
when given and sustained by sucE men as
Col. w. Allen, Professor Of Applied Mathe-
MATES, Washington College, used by him
in has extensive class; Church and Davis
Of the u. s. Military Academy, West
Point; Bledsoe Of the University Of Vir-
ginia F; Craven, Chief Engineer, New York
city, and many others Of equal note, war
rant ~ in urging It's adoption in this sec
ton. w. c. Collier, No. 40 Unicn street.
is the agent in this city.
neatly furnished housey centrally To-
Gated can be had for July aud August
very reasonably at the UNIos AND DIS.
PATCH office.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is still on the decline, with
eight feet on the shoals.
Two packets are announced to leave at
P. NJ to day-the A. Baker, for all ports
above, and the Talisman, for Cairo.
The cotton boat gave perfect satisfaction
yesterday to the temperance folks, Iby
whom she was chartered for the Hermitage
excursion.
At Cincinnati freights are scarce to all
points.
By Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-River falling,
with twelve feet six inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and warm.
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THE PORTER WILL CAsE.-The jury in
the Porter will case, which has for several
days occupied the County Court, yesterday
brought in a verdict sustaining the will Of
Alexander M. Porter, which divides his
estate equally between Mrs Jno. Campbell,
Mrs. Matilda Greer and DR. r. M. Porter.
The will was contested on the ground Of the
insanity Of leaLator.
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OUR DEAD IN GEORGIA.

The Confederate Cemetery at Griffin.
Perhaps no Confederate cemetery in the
South has been the object of more care
since the close of the war than the Stone
wall Cemetery at Griffin, Georgia, and the
people of the South owe to the ladies of that
place debt of gratitude which words of
thankfulness can but poorly acknowledge.
The Ladies Memorial association of Griffin
have the cemetery in their charge, and are
doing all their limited means will permit
to beautify and render attractive the extern
sive grounds. The following is a list of
officers and men of Tennessee regiments
inferred in this cemetery, with the letter of
each company and number of each regi
ment:
CP Acklin, co. F, As; Lieut. w H Al
bridge, co. G, 10; Pleasant Barns, co. c,
IS; Robertson Broome, co. L, s; j G
Breach, co. /, s. G Barnes, co. E, 20; W
ii Banks, co. G, 49, VIM Brookman, co. /,
Al Capt F Bostick, Nashville; j w
CLANCY, co. Q, 10; VS. Cowen, co. f, %;
ii II Carmack, co. A, 13; Henry b Col
Inns, co. @, 4; r N Cock, co. b, IS; Lieut.
VIM A Chandler, co. l, As; Col L c Cook,
50; w w Claxton, co. l, ID Tobias Dali
ton, co. X, %; James D Dark, co. A, 4;
10 Daniel, co. G, So; Capt II Darden,
co. +, 10; III II Emerson, co. |, So; W
Eltor, co. H, 16; J NJ Fackler, Memphis
Thos Futrell, co. F, II; David r FARMS,
co. A, IS; B H Garvin, co. E, %; B C
Gay, co. G, 50; w L Hackett, co. G, 16;
George Hickman, co. d, 1st Bat; A
Hill, co. A, AZ William A Hughes,
Fl A Hudson, co. A, 55; DR. S A NJ Harris,
II; ] Z Hill, co. X, II and AT; j j Jones,
co. X, 90 Lieut Col B johnson, 20
Ensign + 7 Jett, Al W B Lynch, co. B,
IL w r Lacy, co. G, 6 Madison Moore,
co. f, 81 j NJ Marlin, co. II, IL Capt
j l. Moore, co. A, %; T Matthews, co.
d, 46; Robert Morris, co. +, 8; w Mentes,
co. A, 20 Sergt C f McNamee, co. q, Is
John d. Prichard, co. II, 20; Charles L.
Polk, co. ID, So L NJ Parrish, co. +, IL
Joseph Rugger, co. F, % NJ Reeves,
co. G, 49, j F Rnthenbnrg, co. |, ! and
q w r Robertson, co. F, 46 w CT
Cbives, co. /, 80 James r Smith, co. c,
l II N Shelton, co. D, Leroy w Snow,
co. E, ga Ensign John P Shook, s L
Shorter, co. II, AZ; w Sartain, co. G, So;
Lewis L Switzerland, co. d, 46 Capt VIM
r Southgate, Charles Thomas, co. D,
6;J w Tomlin, co. c, So; s Thurmond,
co. A, 4 Capt John II Turner, CO. Z, so
w l. Walker, co. F, % ; s II Whitwel,
co. K, AZ; Col + H Walker, 3; Col NJ
Walker, 10; Mai p V H Weemes, IL
Adjt WIN. b. Whitfield, IS.
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ABoRTIyE GEOGRAPHICALLY resigna-
tiOn Of Secretary Fletcher and Comptroller
Blackburn as members Of the State Board
Of Finance amount to nothing as such, their
services on the Board being part Of their
official duties as Secretary Of State and
Comptroller. They may refuse to act, but
cannot resign.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markefs.

I
LoNDoN, May 22-Evening.-Consol:
944@945. Bonds 71s@7I3.
FRANKFORT, May 22-Evening United
States bonds 763@76s.
! LIVERPOOL, May 22-Evening.- Cotton
closed quiet and unchanged; sales 5000
MANCHESTER, May 22.-The market for
yarns and fabrics frmer and higher.
oreads'nhs quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions steady.
New York Money Market
NEW York. MAY 22.-Nouev very e,sv
call loans 4@6c; sterling firm at 956I6 ,
Gold 1393@lS95.
New York Market.
New YORK, May 22.-Cotton frmer
sales GOO bales; uplands Sic. Rice ouiet
Coffee quiet. Sugar easier-Cuba, lao
lSc, Molasses dull. Flour steady for
medium, but heavy for low grades. Wheat
spring 81 l7@2 90. Corn 81 O9@
l 154.
New York Dry Goods Market. a4.s
NEW YORK, May 22.-Drygoods mar
ket inactive; standard sheetings are held
at l73c; bIeached muslins l9c; prints ir-
regular and unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Sales OF l6l
hhds. tobacco Tugs Sc 6j@6 20. Flour,
superfne, IS 1909 CO. Wheat s. 45@
. so. Oats S3@S5c. Corn 93@9jc. Rye
81 1902 10. Lard Isle. Mess pork
SIS so. Bacon-shoulder l44c, clear
sides lSc. Bulk shoulders l3@l3i, clear
sides 17@l74.
,,.. sG. Louis market.
ST. LOUIS, May 22-Tobacco I'M
changed. Flour, supertine, $S@S 80.
Wheat s. S0@2 So. Corn SS992. Pork
SIS 50628 IS. Bacon, clear sides 17b
shoulders 1874; canvased hams 81. Lard
2Oc.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-Flour dull
Wheat sc lower. Corn Soc. Oats 81. Mess
pork SIS so. Bulk meats held at Is,
10 and l54c. Bacon II, Il and l74c. Lard
lS4. Butter 26@2Sc. Eggs Is. Sugar IL
gl6e. Rio coffee 22@26c.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Cotton dull ;
294c; sales to-day 500 bales; re-
,eipts go bales exports 1858 bale saIes |
or the week $3.50; receipts 1858 exports |
% Liverpool $3.50; to the Continent 1900
1856; stock %, lSl bales,
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w stock Ot
PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
a aeneral Assembly Of ths State % Tennessee,
appreved December IL lad6 entitled an act To
expedite the distribution Of the effects Of BAnka
which have or may make Assignments among
their creditors. notice j. hereby given to the
holders Of the notes Of the Pianters' Bank Of
Tennessee 10 present them to the UNDERSIGNED
A the Bank 10 Nashville Tor payment between
nov and the hrst day Of January 1853. OF they
will be iorever barred.
D. WEAVER Trastss.
Iy2s ikHtiiisnl 90.
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CRIMINAL COURT, May 22.-Staie rs.
William O'Hyde, malicious shooting.
MisiTial.
State rs. Isaac Morris dlids Lee, alas
Harris uiids John Halle, horse-stealing.
erdict, guilty imprisonment iifleen years.
Slate IS Smith Mckinney, murder.
Continued on affidavit Of defendant until
August next.
state Is. q. l. Nolan and w. X. Daniels
murder. Continued upon affidavit of de-
iendani until August next. and defendant
recognized la a bond Of 5000
State as. Frank Edwards. assault with
intent 20 Kill. Fined S..
A motion Vas entered against ihs sbsrie
Of Many county Tor nou-retnrns ~ gr, 10
the case Of Zach Boyd, col.
State Is. William .. HYDE m.lic;o,,s
shooting. Continued until August snd
defendant recognized in a bond ofSl0oS
Stale e. Ii. Clay Brooks assault With
intent 10 commit murder in the 6rsl de-
gree Verdict, not guilty.
The misdemeanor docket will be- taken
up on Monday, and The taking up Of bal
cases will be again resumed on Tuesday.
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At a meeting Of the Directors Of the
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Company
on the DIST inst, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
That the thanks of this company be ten
dered to Capt. Thatcher, Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, and Capt. LittleS Of the
Transfer Company, for the free use of their
wagons and teams on the day Of the election
Cor subscription for stock in this company
and that copies Of this resolution be fur
nished each 20 Capts. Thatcher aud Lille
and 10 the city papers for publication.
A copy from the minutes.
JAS. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Mr.. JOHN FRIzzELL, of this city, (form-
erly Of Winchester), Pact Grand Master
Of the Grand Lodge Of Tennessee, is to
deliver the address on the occasion of the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the Masonic
and Odd Fellows Hall at Athens, Tennes-
see on the oath Of June.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Nav %. 1863.

NASHVILLE, May %, 1868.
CoTToS.-The Liverpool and London
adyices had somewhat reassuring effect
on cotton holders, but did not induce trans
actions beyond the extent Of eight bales
Z at 28c and l at q 4c. On the other hand,
the receipts we're more liberal than for
some days past, 80 bales. The shipments
amounted to bales. BY reason Of the e1.
IRENE dullBess which pervades The market,
many Of our factors find that time hangs
heavily ON their hands. They have only
the alternative Of dreary political discus
siops or piscatoriaI frolics.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept l. 1857
Received to-day .-.-.....-........-..-........ -
Received previously $40 SO
Total. .-..-.....-. -.-...-..-.-.-.....-... 71G9j
Shipped ..-......-............. 8
Shipped previously 20 l2O-70,4Zj
Stock on hand to-day. 90
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
INV lShki May ZZ-i:ZU A. Mot
ton holders ask an advance, buG buyers
operate with caution asking for low mid
dlings 29c, uplands 3O!c, good middlings
&c, Mobile Bic, Orleans 3I1e. No sales
yet II Northumberland moderate
prices tirmer low middlings PC, uplands
301c, good middlings &c, Mobile 3lc. Or
leans 81 &c. Tennessee bonds, old issue.
68se.; new, G7tc. P. M.-Cotlon-de-
mand moderate prices frmer; sales to
day 500 bales; upland 30lc.
LoEDoE, May 22-1Ll5 M-United
States bonds 7ls Consols 943C9g4g, for
money, 93s on account. 1:20 P. M.-United
States bonds 7l&. Consols 93tCa93s. /
5 ?. M.-United States bonds 7IE67li.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-I115AM.-Cotton
market active. Estimated sales to-day
1000 bales; nplands had; Orleans II Edl
Sales Of the week AZ 600 bales sales FOR
exports goo bales sales 10 spectators
1850 bales; stock $4,000 bales stock Of
American 352, 600 bales. 100 P. M.-Cot- !
Ton market Grmer; sales to-day 5000 bales;
ahOst $4,000 bales; American 10000 |
bales. Cotton-sales to-day 5000 bales.
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WAITING FOR WEATHER.--A suit was
brought the other day in Justice Wilkin-
sons court 10 recover balance claimed TO
be due for work ia building a cistern. The
defendant alleged that the work had been
90 poorly executed that the cistern leaked.
Witnesses were examined on either side,
aud four learned counsel elabarateIy expa-
tiated upon the points involved Alter
each aide had ex Exhausted itself aud was
looking anxiously ior a decision, Justice
Wilkinson, with s0lemnity peculiarly
doleful aud digniied, declared the import
ance Of the case demanded tame for rtllec-
ton, aud that he would not decide the case
might be thoroughly tested. .........
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: Gold is unchanged. The following are
the New York quotations of yesterday
Opened at 1898, was 14O at 1920 1895 at
1850, 1890 at noon, and closed 1895 at 3
P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 1891, and
holding at l4l.
- Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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EDGEFIELD Bound TO BLAZE.-Edge-
field has not yet been officially notified by
Registration Commissioner Sheridan, of his
refusal 10 order an election for Aldermen /;
but il is understood that as soon a. such in
formation is officially promulgated, Justice
Garfield will al once order the desired
election, the Edge6elders looking at the
law in a somewhat different light from that
in which it is viewed by the little Captain
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BASE BALL.-An interesting game Of
base bali wasplayed on Yesterday afternoon,
between the Morgan and the Lone Star
Base Bali Clubs, in which !he Morgan
scored 30 and the Lone Star q.
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JOE BLACKBURN FoREsTALIs ARREST
Col. Joe Blackburn yesterday forestalled
arrest on the indictment against him for
whisky fraudp by giving bonds to answer
the charge I'm the Federal Court.
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A SER or lNIFRRsr TO THE CiTY.-A
bill has been filed in the Chancery Court
to established a dedication Of some three
or four acres Of ground at the junction Of
the Nashville aud Chattanooga and the
Nashville aud Decatur railroads to certain
specified purposes connected with railroad
transportation. The corporate authorities
have claimed the properly, and their title
20 IL has been contested by prnprietors
and lot holders in that addition 10 Nash
vile, who deny the title of the city, and
assert that it was dedicated for certain
specified purposes by decree in Chanoery,
and these purposes will be carried out by
the court The answer of the corporate
authorities has been fled by the CITY At
torney, aud the case has been referred To
the Clerk aud Master 10 report ON the title
Of the city, and proof will de taken in re-
gard 20 IT, We suppose the question Of
The title will depend on the construction
which the Chspcellor may give 10 the for
mer decree of~the court, II the city can
show no other tale 10 the property.
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish lee Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pic mics. Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. st most reasonable rates We have COM
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to gil all orders at short notice.
R6- We also keep on hand fine ass ortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock Of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had'in the city. z
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS Pm No. 50 North Cherry street -
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DTvoECF GRAETED.-Mrs. Mary NJ.
Turner was yesterday granted DIVORCE in
the Circuit Court from her husband, Elijah
Turner, on the ground Of adultery.
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Aurora Oil.-Fifty barrels just received
and for sale, at Wholesale and retail, by
BENSON Il TGNEY.
myl2 tt No. Cherry street


Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perth Dye-harmiess, reliable, instan-
taReons- No disappointment No ridiculous
tints- Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving 1t 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. lapr29 1y.
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PEACE.-Justice Thurneck yesterday
bound over VIM. Golden to keep the peace,
complaints having been entered against
him by Anna Griffith.
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PoIIcE Court, May 22.-Samuel Boil
ton, assault and battery So g. ,
Matt Whitfield, using abusive language;
SO.
L. L. Mercer, assault aud battery dis
charged
Harriet Hadlsy, Lucrelia Blakely and
Silvia Daily, using hydrant water without
license; discharged.
Henry johnson, stealing basket Of
cakes; workhouse thirty days.
Thos. Daisy, larceny Of clothing; dis
charged assault and battery; $50.
Mollie Winston, assault aud battery F;
discharged. /
sallie Pickett, using abusive language /,
discharged.
Henrietta Hawkins, aud Mary Martin,
stealing dower-pots wurkhouse Eve days
each.
Phillip Long, drunkenness aud indecent
exposure OF person 50.
Martha Ferris, drunkenness and street
walking discharged.
Jesse Ashton, assault aud battery $40.
MARRIAGE LICENSES The following is
list Of the marriage licenses issued from
the County Court Clerks office from May
IS to Nav %
Edsin r. Reed and Mollie +. Hurst.
James Glosler and Margaret kolbe.
Isaac Whitworih and Sarah a Roach.
w. r. Atkinson aud Elizabeth i. Moods,
Isaac n. Dorich and Juha A. Mathew.
John smith and Elizsbelh Dean.
Ishsm J. Davis and Layinia r, HILL. !
Daniel Delaney aud Georgia A. +. Tanks
ley.
Thomas w. Evans aud Lonise ?. Eakin,
-Four licenses were issued 10 oolored per-
sons.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 7l8.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at 4c premium.
There is but little demand for United
States bonds. The banks buy at a shade
under the New York rate, and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at csc for the old, and GA
for the new
There is but little doing in Nashville
corporation checks and but few offering
for sale. Brokers buy al nc and sell
at 75c.
Bank of Tennessee notes continue in de-
Inand at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 10Th
inst. were as follows:
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PERsoNAL-Charles Decker, the little
nsn Of Memphis, who stands only thirty
one inches high and weighs only forty-fve
pounds, is a guest Of the City Hotel.