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LATEST GENERAL NGws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWS-Bf TELEGRAPH.
p +. Kelly. a well-knOwn Philadelphia
broker died yesterday.
Leeds g. Co.'s auction store, i'll Philadel-
phla, was burned on Saturday.
The Cole Hiscocll murder trial was con-
tinued In Albany on saturday.
Jacob Barker of New-Orlcans has re-
ccyed discharge In bankruptcy
In Buffalo on Saturday, Christian Garlic
was sentenced to be hanged Dec. g.
Capt. Allen b. Snow, late of the bark
Alexandria, died In Boston on Saturday.
The Third Presbyterian Church ediiice III
Pittsburgh was dedicated yesterday II cost 100000
"A part of b. G.. Shaw's carriage manu-
factory indianapolis was burned Oh SATURDAY night
Loss about $4,000
Rhodes g. Co.'s dry goods store, in
WI. cling W. Va, robbed. ON Saturday OF $1,000
worth OF silks and velyets.
The Bremen bark Cameo Cans, with 300
German mmi grants arrived In Charleston yesterday.
She had deaths on the passage
Padden & Sons brewery in Louisville,
was burned Saturday, aud Joseph Woodruff, actor
was killed by the falling Of one OF the walls
IA delegation of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade Will 40 Cincinnati to-day To attend the FIRST Dusl
ness meeting OF the National Board OF Trade
Mrs. Scott Siddons played Juliet with
Mrs. f. b. Conway OF Brooklyn as Romeo before a
large audience III tho Boston Theater on Saturday night
...Thomas Clayton of Great Darlington,
Mass WAS Instantly killed saturday by tho accidental
discharge OF his gun, tho charge passing throus" MS
head.
DR. Horace b. Wakcman, Superintendent OF
the Monsoon Aiass.) state Almshous6, was acquitted on
Saturday In trial for the alleged Illegal detention Oh an
inmate Of that institution.
~. A. Marsh, late of the firm of Temple
Memphis on saturday He is held awaiting arequlston
from the Governor OF Now YORK
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WHO WILL HAVE INFLUENCE WITH GEN.
GRANT

There is a great deal of speculation on TINS
subject lust now Some people think that MI r. BWash
burne viii control him: some say that no is IA IequenV
and confidential correspondence with MI A. T. stewart;
the dry goods mani some say that GEN Rawlns Is All
powerful with him. aud others THAT Cen Badeau "leds
Wonderful influence. We have been frequently hsheu
what we think about the matter and to save tho trouble
OF further inquiry we may rs well state our views Oh
one OCCASION when Gen Grant was riding win us Den1
Peerless me auetly remarked: 81 should Ike 10 take hOd
Of he reis" Now We rather think Gen. Grant WIZ holu
tho rens himself the next fonr years. lie mas Deen
elected Presdent and he will he President. IL IL true
that he has said that should only carry out inc VIII o
the people as declared by the laws Of Congress- put teh
he viii carry IL ont We shall have administration
He will do his duty and the men under him VIII nave 70
do their duty Therefore conclude that the most III.
yetrs viii he ifivsses = Grant IN. Y. Ledger.
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BAgYO1 S,ianir Nor D. John Bner go 6ai year Of his
l,trs. ,ri fe-i. of's finally respectfully invited % attend
ttc la.rs bis dgaee 80 ~ LeEus0l-a'e ol lnesly
Dee I tt o'clock
ppRRt.N %. S.,-is- rsisres ofh father
Frr,c D. OF Jha IT. and Margaret Berran 10 le 81 yAf Of
re. 90 friend, ~ r-y a-s respectfully invited attend
MpH'v. the Jt us- a. iruE BIS ia1AeTs resi-
d.aos No ~ "ess Naib-'t
CRnMI s.cou daughter u Thomas ari Joanna Grim.
min agsd % months an u iIv.
b. t-l from The ~nce ~ her nrent. hsst Ar
tsth..i iursitr urt Dee q W o'clock
Ncsr Frrrrr shcre solemn requiem mas VIII be
offered soul aa from thence % calvary ,emvrr
To, relatives and friends invited TO aslesd ~ishoui
further notice.
p BOfS-A e Preston House Newark Ohio Oct H. 1862 Charles
Da Bot, GiIa-sy o. Pol. lkeeps.s, Y aged - years
GLENCROSS-Ou SUNDAY. VIM. H. Ciercoss Of WIN.
e Mori.lnis. atd No. 2l2 Broadsa Nswfok iy
fs ther of Broadway and SIht,
Morfsaua on T4r.iiy. thc l,t i-st, 40 o'clock
EEARNY-Oa SUNDAY Sor o. % Perth Auhov j. Commotors
La4renee Ke,ray. L. S H.. 90 size 7'th year u bs age
Tho friends faulty Invited attend tlr funeral A. - Peters
church Perth Ambor "Wednesday Dec at " j. Railroad
trsin lraves Nrwloik l00 returning a p ~ staten
Island Railroad ? a. M. and 3 - p ~
REED-oa suui,g Nov 90 Yorkve Geo VI sou ofMehae
,td MARI A j. Reed agcd % months aud ,ars
ST. Lawrence Church hghtourh' between
Wcur Dee ? a. 10 o'clock Tie
relatives aui friends are Invited to attend.
wArKIyS-sudeny Saturday, Nov 49, Ree' Watkins SEN
ri & m. we,h Methodist Church Thlrts.ohst this Monday
afternoon at The relatives AMI friends Of the family also
those oh. son Watkins and 81 bis sounaw. hh W Nor
gan anil u 81 D bensI Society are respectfully
Invited to attend without further notice
Hartford papers please copy
WILLAMSn Brooklfu Monday Nov % Sarah Samauth vile
ofRlciarl A. Williams fgel p years aud month>
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

DEAR GENERAL: have yours of Nov IA,
and will gladly do as yon request If your Committee on
Review think It BEST but address Of welcome would
10 with best and most natural grace from
resident OF Chicago That you remember, the case
here lu our mestng Fall STILL II you wish IL, will
gladly conform make the shortest ana most pointed
address OF welcome possible TO leave the most time
FOR the four regular speeches have recently written
pontedy Gems Grant Thomas Sch0neld, siocnf, and
others extract promise 10 be there and
receiving favorable answers will write you short
note announcing their assent, when you can publish
notes glad 10 observe that your committee have
the subject well Ia hand, and will heartily concur ia
any Arrangement that you make. Yours, truly,
w. i. SHERMAN.
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- IYnLA MlnEErS.

Hsv,x, Nov 23sngSo ot ~ "a 48l reals per arrohs No
ausd du l80c u tere. aui l9Cl3c
m 81 pound I'm. Fslr fs.elg quoted 10 sl00fg Butter fu az
BE- ger B. Taos 0i0ic per ~ Bacon steady ~
Gle Der b Honey dlt Petroleum heavy 81
81 es per go Po,stoes qu't a. 80 % per bbL hsm'-
Market Sailed IrD Zoe % Suftrcured 2c
per 70. Lum1erYros oe steady 80 ~ per lo feet, White
Pgr Sio,k.Box dn 40 4. rets hogs
he'd gri., 20 s0 Fmnt7 o-irrf. % Tj0 80 Hoops quiet 70
$50 il5 ot ongs1lrri a1I p y for u foot Onions are
s.gU qln.r % pr bh. Ffech Dob. uth declining
m ,r Sugar 20 ports Fl0$ 10 per hhd su ar
arirrt port. hht 20 southern lor r.1
-1 pr 3D. Nnrrerl ports. 63DF3 500 per ibid DO
ls,,a 10 so4,4eru ports, ~ 49, LSrBag &c nuli.creL
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The Providence

The Providence OR. ~ taxpayers whose
estates are valued at upwards of sOO0O are J0m Sa,
ter Brown 81 SO2OOO; Alexander Duncan, sl,G3l,JOO
George Hail. 81 695 900; Robert H. Ives, 100000 Aner-
can Co., s536OOO Tully d. Bowen, Sl50oG george
L. RIcbmOnds heirs s5O00OO Jonah seere, S54o5OG Mar
Shall Woods s7Il,OOO; Charlotte r. Goddard, k'.@OW
Thomas j. Hill. $577OOO Earl T.. Mason, s60OCOG Edward
Pcarce kJl OOO aud the Providence Gas Co.. stOJOO
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SV,tial 9ctii,s.

The Derby Athcn@uni,
No $50 Broadway.
ia, become the popu, tho buyer, Of the best books at
publishers prices
GALLERY FREE TO ALL
JAMES NJ HARRIS Lands, worth T0sHtydr Hundred
Dollars, to b. awarded to otbe patrons Of the Ahen@un
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5
The purchaser Of - worth book. may become the fortunate
Of the above .pendd work OfAt Call send for catalogues
H. w. DERBY,
No. $50 Broadway.
Neal Bronze
CLOCKS. MANTEL SETS, GROUPS.
AND STATUETTES.
JUST OPENED.
Also
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
dORHAM PLATED WARE.
Al msHufseturers prices
Also
FINE PLATED WARE, EXTRA QUALITY,
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES.
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT 6 Co.,
No. 49,. 400. and i9s BROADWAY corner Of Btoow',,
ADVERTISE IN TINS oylNCr WIG.
lE,tshllshsd IN 1881
Under cement circulation Of THE QUINCY WING
nor sSm Of e@nun.toa With tie Ino.
THK WING published both daily and weekly IL IS nTstcs
e Republican In politics
commercial department. Quincy 10 located on the
M,,,ipp River Louis. II Is the second city Hit
mol, population and business importance The population
hundred buildings
annually railroad bridge Is nearly completed making
Ills the 6rs which Illinois aud Missouri connected By
ra The bulk Of distributed In the following
Iinos-Adans Hancock Know McDonough, Schuyler Henry
Brown SangamoD, Morgan, Pike Mscon.
MssourScotsnd Clark sullivan Adar Knox Lewis Linn Macon
Shelby, Marion, Monroe Livingston, Charlton, Grundy
Terms for Advertising yer moderate Address
BAlLHACIE PHILLIPS, Pnbisheu Qnncy Wig, Quincy Ill.,
CaInrrh, Asthma, bronchitis, .and COnsuInp ton.-DE
DnLENBACK will he bis NeTlor Office No 800 Brosdway
Of eepteenL FRIDAY Dec aud tho following week the
10Th and nth December Consultations fee.
70 Druggists and Hotel Keepers.
just received At the
UNITED STATES MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. q Parkrov,
500 case, SARATOGA a" WATER
100 case, CONGRESS- WATER
100 cases EMPIRE WATER
80 case. SARATOGA STAR WATER.
IS eases GkTrIsBuRGH WATER
80 case. MlSSlSQuoi WATER
so cases MASSENA NArkR
Is casss HIGH ROCK WATER
q case. VERMONT WATER.
Ish keep full supply the above goods constantly hand aud
for sale al lowest rates JOHN r. HENRY
scs.Yoh. Nov. 4 1868 No 81 Pstkrov
The Gnst India Toegrah COmppany, OAoe Nos aud IS
NewfOrk. Oct nth 1863 Notice hereby
Books Of Sabpn n he terms heretofore propoe
Of the RAsl ndA Telegraph Compt will be cose the ?0h
ha''Aeas ls'S ~ order, ukOhVk COAAhi. sssr.aJ.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
Nm RnncllnnlnrlI

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Capt VIM. Ronckcndoril
orre 10 command Naval Rendezvous Philadelphia Capt
n n Caldwell ordered 10 tho Naval Rendezvous at Boston,
Saeon Charles Eesed ordered 10 do duty President ota
Board relieving Surgeon Jos bae Hho IS ordered 10
ths Naval keade.,gls a. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

THE lessees of the Mississippi Central
Railroad have proposed TO the City Council OF Memphis
to purchase their controlling interest III the MomPhs
and Grenada Railroad, and pledge themselves 10 cor
IA direct route from Memphis To Troy making tue
shortest through line New Orleans to Nc" ioiA' VI"
Memphis, Paducah, and Ninccnnes
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POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION IN CAMBRIDGE.
Besros, Nov. 29.-The Republicans of Cam
f,ridge have nominated Mayor G. IL. Saunders for
GectlDI
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THE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS.
FRtNKF1cr Nov. Eyeriug-Uud Fe-Iaenu bonds
closed n ga f,r tie issue of 1907
PAKr Sny 20.--5,ur-e quiet; rrrt-s 70E 45r
ANTWERP 2F,rosu closed ASS 40 fauc foF Standard
White
HAyRE Nov % -Coior-rhe market closed Grner
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IAMi 0NIILI' IIIlIH ItITIIUIJf
YIN IInY, lILY. kansas. Nov. %. 1888.

Cen Sheridan aud staff arrived here this evening from
Fort Dodge with part Of the Tenth Cavalry and Kansas
Volunteer Cavalry. The fort is in progress OF con-
struction ut this point under Gen. Suy the District
Commander Gen. Custer, with the Seventh Cavalry,
leaves here tomorrow on chase after the Indians which
may continue al Winter. Snow falling rapidly, but
the Indians are still troublesome.
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and dangerously woundnV ono 90 prisoners So horses
and mules and 20 arms Of various kinds were captured
extent demoralzed We will advance on them at once,
unless they dispcrSe aud lay down their Too much
his command for their valor and sodery conduct; Tor.
although the enemy outnumbered them ard had strong
Smith, the Sheriff OF the county. with 100 AIMED men,
waited upon me yesterday, and desired To know by WHAT
authority was acting sent them copy of the order
under which was acting, with the following letter:
GFSrfEsrs: You are hereby com@sSdeS 70 dispose yoar armed
Of FSe ~ 1, s t ;r ' % 5g nO, 1 rti } 's
assure yon gentlemen will be dones The risk Of The life ofever nan
pons aud ayort Necessary sud appeal to you good
citizens ass. US doug likewise All peoE found ars
after in begcrert character viii he taken as t~ and des
to dpee lay Gown return homes and be good
VerT respectfully your obedient servant,
Il. j.. CArTEEsOS, BusaiierGeneral Commanding
To which letter The following reply, sigucd ~ Iumer
GUS citizens, wasreceiyed: 800
r. p CArrrRsoS Brgad,r General C"ari.aS Sie Gaari
DEAR SIR Our citizens eheeruy accept proposition eomun
Gated to Us YESTERDAY and ng upon your assurances Of u
homes occupation. We have honor respectfully etc.
We ore strougy picketed our camp 6arricaded, and
the men are IN good spirits Officers all we'll plenty TO e.
RI ClrrERsox
Brigadicr. General Commanding.
TIE FLORIDA GOvERNORsHIP MIDDLE.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2S.-ln the Supreme
Court, to-day, motion strike ont four points 30 irree-
want and impcrtinent granted motion by Mr.
Geaon's counsel quash the proceeding then taken
up and argued until dark
THE MUNICIPAL CONTEST IN CHARLESTON, s. c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 29.-The contested munich
pal election case after trial OF two weeks, was con
cuded last night the election being declared Irregular
and void. The vote u Yeas To Nays Tie decision
rendered by tho present City Council, OF which
large majority Republicans. Tho effect win Doe 10
continue in power the existing City Government untl
new election is ordered by the Legislature
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ENCOUNTER WITH INDIANS NEAR FORT DODGE.
A letter to a gentleman in this city, from an

army officer at Fort Dodge says:
Yesterday Nov 80 about 100 Indians made dash on
this post and gave "A sharp little fight We drove
them OFF and followed them Tor about ten miles, wne1
they fire the grass crossed the river The Wlnd
uufavOrablc, and the troops returned TO the post
Two Indians killed, and two were seen to drop
from their ponies but taken of by their companions
We have two companies Of infantry here and twenty
cavaymcn all the rest Of the troops being on with Cen
suy. Gen. Sheridan here three days ago ana lett
fCr suy command, south OF the river feel anxious
10 know whether he got through safe"
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f0EEnHOrF-HUNT-A residence Of Henrr Hunt esq.
d. l- hr.le. Dnisc ILL.,. wednesday. Nov H. b. oe
'ra jacob o. Brnekefh'f Of "lauo'i Ainsas 70 Mas
wirrOrs-D F7-Oa "Wednesday. Noy 25 BY The Rev Thomas
lasting. o. WatOu 90 Jlae Keller al ON eiy' NJ
card.
IN No'ices Of Dc. must be Endorsed rri@ llI
name aud address
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The Third:
A LIFE SAVED AND LIFE WON.
BY REV. HOWARD CROSBY. D. D.
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THE BASHFUL BRIDEGROOM.
BY REV. THOMAS ARMlT4Gg, D. D.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

New Advertisements.

Albert Il Seeman will have a man.
moih auction tomorrow, of 800 cases of
prime and seasonable boots and shoes, for
the trade
q. w. Crouch 81 Co, advertise forty
head Of common and foe mares. good
saddle and driving horses. The atten-
ton Of farmers and traders IL directed TO
No. 10, South College street
Crunk, Dodaon q Co, will cell this
morning 90 the trade a large stock Of sta
pie aud fancy goods, hats, shoes, etc.
Attention il directed % the great sale Of
lots on the 9Th Of May by Anderson, John
son & Smith. These lots are situated on
the Granny White pike, and are a. al
trsctive IS any property in the suburbs of
Nashville.
The Hsvana failed to leave yesterday,
bat will be sure 10 leave this afternoon at
1 O'Clock
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER Demoyille
Il Co, not only have a coda iount, from
which gushes the most healthfu and re-
freshing beterage, but they have patent
tumbler washer ia front Of Il, which is one
Of the most unique aud elegant things Of
the kind ever introduced in this city The
lumber washer sending up ils lets Of clear
water, ornamented on the top by bCauti-
lul boqaei, attracts the passer by, and
when once be gazes on the clean lumblers,
be has an irresistible desire for the spark
ling beverage which cools bat does not
inebriate'
Ieatman, Shields 4 Co, will hold one
Of their regular Thursdays sales this
morning at halfpast nine o'clock, when
they will close ont large assortment Of
dry goods, fancy articles, varieties, and mil
linery goods, 70 render accounts of salss.
We sEe agents for number Of manuiac-
turers, and sell at private or public sale as
low as any house in the South OF West
The ladies viii find il 10 their interest 10
attend sam. Hyman's auction this after
noon.
Messrs. Gray & Noble % North Cherry
street, have just received a fine assorl-
meni Of hats Tor boys. Also, some favor
lite styles for men. They are determined
to keep mp with the times and the fash
ions
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

~ssassa Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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nIrsINEss NOTICE.

Capt THOMAS S. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UNION ASp DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Ct its proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern will be JoNTs. HAYS
Il Co.. by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore, at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets, oppo-
site the postofice-
Capt Hays was born and raised in this city,
and is well known for his courtesy aud amiabili-
ty a. a gentleman. as well Rs for intelligence
integrity and promptness IS n man Of business
He will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office and will oe found in our counting
room.
The euu business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt. Hays
will also settle that and viii give all proper re-
ceipts and acqutances.
BEING fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ina promptly and in tho best manner the new
6rm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 10 the old.
January 70. 1865
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

JOHN W. FAXoN, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, IS our authorized agent at Clarks-
vile. Tennessee. to receive and receipt for sub
scrptions and advertisements for the USIoN AMI
DTsPAToH.
s. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin, is our author.
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun
ties 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions e
the UNION AND DISPATCH.
DR.. }. B. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. DAD Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street, is oul
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for sd-
vertisiug aud subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended to
he will also keep the Daily UEIoN AND DIS
D TEX on sale
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mARRIEn.

In Fuhula. Ala, April la,h. at s. james
Church. by the Rev Mr.. Beard, BFNJ. c. foEO.
Of tbis-city. 10 Miss STtIIA PoPE. daughter Of
DR.. c. J. Pope. Of Eufaula.
The many friends Of our young and handsome
neighbor greet him with congratulations, and
extend TO himself and bride a warm welcome.
AZ the residence 81 the brides father, Phiia-
delphia. Pa. April 18th. by Rev. Wmlcatheart,
Capt VIZ. LINEER. Of this city, 70 Mics MATHS.
daughter Of Jcdgo Samuel sharplcss.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DeIicacies of the season. Fresh
Peaches. large yellow and white heath Green
Corn. Peas and Cages; Strawberries, Pine APP
pies. Tomatoes. Blackberries. Shaker Preserves.
Sage. Barley. Tapiaco. Fariua. Corn Starch
Cream and Lemon Crackers. and many other
choice articles too numerous 10 mention, with
all the Staple GROCERIES, at the lowest mar
ket prices. at W. W. TOTEM ( BROS. %
College street, Nashville.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

A NEw BOOK oFTHE WAR.-Col. Joseph
Barbierre, Of the Confederate army, has
written book entitled Scraps from the
Prison Table, embracing notes taken daily
in prison on Johnson's Island, from the
establishment Of that prison to the first ex-
change Of prisoners. During this period
there were more than a thousand men con-
fined there, many Of them distinguished for
their civil as well as military services, and
whose names are we'll known in all parts
Of the country. 1t will be a most interest
ing volume to those who we're imprisoned
with the author, and their immediate
friends, and a very readable book to the
public at large. Col. B. is well qualified
for the task, and we shall look for book
alike pleasing and valuable. 1t is to be
sold only by subscription. DR.. ]. w. Nor
ton, Jr,, will receive subscriptions in this
city.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

ANorHER POLICEMAN COME To June
MENT-The Meiropolitans appear TO have
a deal Of trouble with their subjects. To
day officer J. +. Gilmore is TO be tried
before Justice Mathews on a warrant
sworn ont by grocer named Mike Joyce,
who alleges that Gilmore arrested him
without any cause whatever, and in ma
king the arrest struck him over the temple
with a mace. This is the sixth or seventh
case Of the kind since the advent of the
metropolitans.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

TAKE notice of the accommodating
terms on which the lots in Boyd's addition
will be sold at auction to-day. They are
convenient to the business part of the city,
afford much variety in quality, location
and prices, and meet the wants of those
desiring TO establish cheap homes aud
avoid wasteful expenditure for rents, as
we'll as those seeking sites for stately edit
oes. Free omnibuses will leave the front
of Anderson, johnson q Smiths office,
over the Fourth National Bank, at I04
o'clock A. NJ.
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Total capt'l.. .... ..... $50 $50 200 SSS 40 200
s2l5 01 1892 247, 737, 381 2523146l7
Specie. ..-...... 8,243 937 7404, 304 l4.934547
Legal Tender S05s9O22 g., 920,35l 1886, 757
Deposits. 2O27ls,575 1s7,67434I 1sO307,4s9
Circulation. -...-......... 33,6O5,2S5 34,22I,6A
In Sub. Tres'y 97727.s23 119,s55,4l6 los. SO
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A NTGRo MoRNoN.-Andrew Kelly G
negro who had introducedI a second help
meet to his humble home, aud who had
permitted his new spouse to wallop wife
No. l rather freely, when No. l objected to
her presence in their one room, was fined
$ Yesterday by Justice Mathews. Mary
Walker, the hsartless intruder, was fned
50 so and bound over to keep the peace.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-30

southern Cotton Markels

CHARLESTON, April 27.--Cotton 10 fair
demand prices steady. Sales 1850 bales.
Middlings 3l1@32. Receipts 3O4 bales.
No exports.
AUGUSTA, April 27.-Cotton firm, with
sales of 1874 bales at 81! for middIings Re
ceipts 79l bales.
AUGUSTA, April 27.-Cotton, very little
doing. Firmness prevent sales. Middlings
81 cents.
MOBILE, April 27. 80 Cotton demand
limited but holders firm Sales 400. Mid
dlings 33c.
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Bachelors Hair Dye

Bafeheior's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dgs-haTmess. reliable, instsn-
famous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints- Natural black or brown Remedies the
ill effects Of bad Dgss 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. lapr29 ".