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London advices Of yesterday quote Unite

London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 715
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
There is very little doing in city checks,
and rates are unchanged. Dealers are still
offering to buy at SSc and TO sell at 9Oc in
the dollar.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 4th
inst. were az follows:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, August Cotton quiet /;
sales 5000; Orleans %; uplands 9sd
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7.-Evening.--Cotton
declining; sales 5000.
LONDON, August 6.-Eveniug. -Consols
93!@9id. Bonds 7l@7l5d.
FRANKFORT, August 4-Uniled States
bonds 20.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Tobacco nominally
unchanged. Flour steady at Sc 1907 for
superline. Wheat 81 1902 40 Corn 81
092. Oats 47@5Oc. Mess pork held at
$50. Bacon-clear sides 16f@174c; should
ers l3lc. Bulk meats IL, lli and l6c
Lard 1Sl@l9c. Whisky 81 so.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, August - Flour firm
family Sl03l0 %. Wheat s. O5G92 70.
Corn 91G96. Whisky 81 %. Pork $40
Lard lie Bulk shoulders l2E9l2ic, sides
l4tc. Bacon shoulders l5i, clear sides
lie; hams 20G12lc. Sugar l3G9l5ic COT
fee 22CG224c. .......
louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, August .--Tobacco--sales
GA hhds.; lugs $1,000; medium leaf 81
Flour at So 25GD6 80 for superiiue. Corn
Csc. Wheat, red, 81 $500. Oats 45Ca5Oc
Rye$ 81 80. Mess pork $50 Lard lSiCG
Igc. Bacon-shoulders l3l@l31c; clear
sides III; clear rib sides lie Bulk should-
ers l2!c; clear sides 1910. Whisky, raw,
free, 81 Is
New York MHrkei.
NEW YORK, August Cotton dull;
sales $50 bales Uplands at 294c. Rice
dull Coffee quiet. Sugar firm, Cuba
1I@l24c Molasses quiet. Flour quiet
and a shade easier. Corn 81 1901 -.
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, August 7.--Drygood1 un-
changed, except brown sheetings, which Is
a &c lower.
New York Money market
New YORK, August Money easy;
call loans Sod per cent Sterling quiet,
1917 gold l474@1E{. Old Tennessee "a;
new 81.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, August COTTON dull;
no sales; middlings 27@27tc. Receipts
fl; no exports; sales of the week ji; re-
ceipts 1873; nett 24l; gross exports coast
wise AS; for Liverpool 34i; stock 1870.
Sterling lGO9lG4. Gold I4gCEl52.
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by order of the President
/ N fHrTArcrrrr

ATTENTION FIRST WARD DEMOCRAT
CLUB.-All members of this club, and per-
sons residing in the ward not connected
with any other club, are especially request.
ed to meet at the corner of Market and
Union streets tonight promptly at %
o'clock, to Join in the Democratic process
sion. JAS. X. THOMSON, Marshal.
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meeting AT RoME.--The people OF
Smith and Wilson counties will held a
ratification mass meeting at Rome on Sat.
urday, the 18th inst, il the interest o.
Seymour and Blair. Col. Joseph Motley
and b. J. Taryer, Esq. Of Wilson, and
speakers from Smith, will address them
The Democracy Is alive and active every
where. Roll on the ball.
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EDUCATIoNAL.-Gen. Eaton, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction for the State,
gives rs the following educational news :
The collections from the various county Of
iicers for school purposes are now being
paid out, without waiting to settle coIleC-
tons FOR the year 1867, which is already
due. The apporlionment yields TO each
child reported 10 the State Superintendent
IS 100 cents. The Comptroller, il is ex-
pecled, will be able 10 make out the &c
counts for 81 and '6S and have the
amounts due, ready for payment when the
five months, which may be commenced in
this and the following months, close.
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Nov. Africans Mnrkef
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river at this points rising fist We
now have four and half feet on Harpeth
Shoals, and prospects of greater rise.
Tributaries above this point are reported
| full.
Weather growing warmer ThermOmr-
ter $50 at 3 P. NJ. yesterday. Business a
little more active.
ARRIVED.
None.
Ella Hughes, for Cairo, with a moderate
trip.
The Kate Morrison is expected down
from Rome and upper points Tomorrow
She brings large cargo Of corn.
The Louisville Couier Of yesterday
says:
The river was swelling slowly at this
point yesterday; up 10 dark it had risen
two inches, with five feet two inches water
in the canal, and three feet two inches in
the chute. The lower Ohio il rising.
Weather clear and pleasant business
quiet.
A FIRE at Cincinnati yesterday morning
broke ont in the engine room Of the steamer
Delaware, lying at the Eureka dock, and
soon communicated 10 the Potomac, lying
alongside From the Potomac the flames
spread TO the Pine Grove aud Ezra Porter,
and to a barge lying at the Porter's stern.
The total loss is about 100000. The For
ter was owned at Pittsburg, and valued
at SIS, 900; insured for 1900 in
Pittsburg Offices The Potomac was
valued at $50, 600; insured Tor $4,000 IN
Cincinnati offices The Pine Grove, owned
by a Nashville packet company, was valued
at $1,000; insured for $1,000 in Cncin-
natl offices The Delaware wa owned ~
Pitlsburg, valued at $1,000, and insured ia
Pittsburg offices. The barge destroyed was
valued at $I50O, and insured Tor Sl500.
The IRE il supposed 70 have been the work
Of IA incendiary. The boats we're laying
up at the time.
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DoNU fail 10 see the Maco Broth ers on
the flying trapez. the only rivals Of the far
famed Hanlon Brothers, now with the New
Orleans circus and menagerie.
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DIscHARGED.-Sall Amos, for keeping
house Of ill-fame, and Mrs r. A. Smith,
for committing nuisance in renting houses
to persons Of ill-iame, were discharged by
Esq. Brien yesterday, the proof being in
sufficient 20 Eubstantiate the charges.
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GONE TO STATES Prison. Charles
Brown alias Ossawattamie Brown, the
watch thief, and John Williams, the tc-
bacco thief, both convicted at the present
term Of the Criminal Court and sentenced
70 the penitentiary, the former for five and
the latter for three years, on yesterday
were transferred from the Jail to their
future homo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Fine Arts in NashyiIIe-C. c. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
customers that he has just returned from trip
TO New York and other Eastern cities. where
he has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
tographie Art. Also, just received fine lot Of
Albums, gilt and rosewood frames. etc. Call at
Nos. a. and i5 Union street, and see the finest
collection Of pictures in the Southwest.
jy2S 1W
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MARRIAGE LrCENsFs.- Thed,

MARRIAGE LICENSE. The dollowing !,
complete list Of the marriage Licenses H.
sued from July 3lst to August eth;
Michel Chauncey and Ellen Joyce.
Patrick Geary aud Bridget Doliu.
Nanleer Kirkman aud Samnella d. Berry
Thomas Menees and Mary J. Walker.
Henry c. Pritchitt and Cathariue II. Kirk
man.
VIM. kreeb aud Emma Napier.
Arson Nelson aud Fannie u. Howell
w. NJ. Henson and Sarah Elizabeth Hurt.
la addition 20 these, six colored licenses
were issned
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"IE HoRsEMEE," RAILY.-All who are
DESTROYS Of joining in the procession to-
night mounted, are requested to meet
promptly, at u o'clock, on the corner Of
Broad and Spruce streets.
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migration.
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lAlnHGRATION - Commissioner Bokum
leaves the city this morning for Dixon
county, where he proposes to address the
people Of the county on the subject Of i'm
mIgraiinn
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 8 North Cherry Street.

BRfeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bal Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed Waliam 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lapr29 ly.
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At the earnest solicitation OF many Of cur IN
huential citizens, hereby announce myself AZ
candidate for Mayor al The eusuing iall
election. II. II. THORNBERG.
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CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS RALLY-One
End all are requested to join the procession
tonight. Let every lover Of liberty and
peace turn ont and swell the number
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The steady drain of specie to Europe,

The steady drain of specie to Europe,
with the advancing price of gold in New
York, elicits the following from the New
York World of Aug. 4:
The enormous increase Of our specie eI-
ports this year, with nOexCeptional cause for
the same as in May and June, 1866, when
Secretary McCulIoch sold about $4,000,
900 of gold at thirty points below its real
value and the price it afterwards reached,
in order to save our commercial rival,
the Bank of England, from suspension Of
specie payments, is matter for grave con
Germ with every broker and merchant
The course of our specie shipments may
be qeen in the following table, which COM
pares the exports of specie from the port
of New York to foreign ports for sixteen
years from January ] to December %,
1866, and for the corresponding period in
the other years:
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hereby announce myself As candidate Tor
Congress, IN this district. subject 10 the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Repubh
can parry. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July G. 1855. jy7 Il
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PERsoHAL-A dispatch was received in
THE city, Yesterday, stating that Gen. d. II.
Hill, Of North Carolina, the distinguished
Editor OF the LaRd w Lore, would arrive
here to-day, from Louisville, and take
room at the st. Cloud Hotel.
Gems. II. d. Clayton and L. i. Johnston,
Of Alabama, registered at the st. Cloud
Yesterday.
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Gold declined in New York yesterday.
The following are the quotations; Opened
at 1883, was 1879 at 1920, AS at noon
and closed at 1873 at 8 P. N. The rates
here were lat buying and l483 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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Temple OF THE MUSES. TO BE TURNED
INTO AN AUCTION MART-Whether this
is an age Of progression or depression, we
confess we are at loss sometimes to de-
termine. When one looks around and oh
serves the very many improvements going
on IN our midst, conclusion favorable TO
the former ensues, but while passing
through Cedar street yesterday, and catch
ing sight of workmen tearing away the
partitions and stage appurtenances Of the
old Varieties Theater, 10 makeroom for an
auction mart, we somehow unaccountably
thought Of Hamlet's injunction to the play
ers, when he babe them 10 avoid severing
the atmosphere with their digital extremi-
ties" etc, or he'd az "lief the to,rn-crier
spake his words" We don't know whether
the smile is a good one, but an old journ-
alist once said to US always write what
you think" We have done it; have fol-
lowed his advice hence the above.
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RELEAsED.-George Irwin, Imprisoned
in the Davidson county Jail some weeks
since, was released yesterday on a nolie
pros. from the Criminal Court.
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CHANGE.-We are requested to give no.
uce that the procession will move up Broad
to pine instead Of up High street this eve
ming, owing to case Of sickness on High.
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DoN'T fail 10 see Ella Eugene and her
performing lions with the New Orleans
circus and menagerie.
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ACuoN or THE NEGRo jury. The
colored Jury requested sud obtained BY
Burnside, the negro thief, on yesterday re-
turned verdict Of guilty, and placed his
term Of service in the Penitentiary at three
years. This jury, with VIM. Sumner, ST.,
as foreman, was composed Of twelve of the
most respectable and intelligent colored
men in the community, and il Was 3 sub
lect Of general remark that they listened
more attentively and seemed 20 give more
weight 10 the evidence, testimony, etc, OF
the case than any jury has been known to
do IN Davidson county for some time. We
are satisfied the verdict was lust one, and
arc truly glad that hCy we're not 10 the
least 'Preludiced" toward the colored man .
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Third Day-Thursday, Octo

FIRST RACE-AssoCnrIoN PugsE 500
Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssOCrtFToN PURsE $40
Dash of two miles.
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TRANsFERs or REAL EsTATE.-The fol
lowing is complete list Of the transfers Of
real estate from July 3lsi to August 9th
John 5. Claybrook and Willoughby
Williams, trustees TO Elizabeth Wool.
bridge, deed 10 land in Shelby county,
$500.
Piuckney Gibson and wife, Margaret J..
Gibson, TO John &. Price, deed 10 undi.
yided interest in lot No. 10 of Andrew
Castleman's place, $500.
j. W. Bryan 10 w. }. Ross. deed 10 10;
No. 81 and part Of lol No. 90 Rryap's sd-
dition 10 Edgeield, $500.
George A. Allen TO William E Watkins
deed 70 lot IN Edgeheld, Sl5OO.
Alexander } Porter 10 Daniel w,lr
deed 10 one house and lot on Market strse,
near Public Square, ST., 500
SamI Hunt to John NJ. Ellis. deed 10
tracts containing ga acres Ia 18th district
Hamilton county, Sl450
John j. aud Paralee 4. {. PAGE 10 Jef.
ferson Page, deed % part Of lot No. 80 Ia
Southheld plan, $1,000
Seraphine Mctiayock to Henry Camp
bell, deed and release Of lien by a. V. :
Lindsey on lot IN Edgefeld, $3.50.
Louis r. Wilson 10 VIM. Derwin. deed
70 land in Missouri, $500
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NOTICE.
Ac1 Assr QJiETRENsaTFK's OFrIcE. q. 8 Al
SashvIlie Tenn. Auyust g. lsts I
WANTED FOR THE ARMY
TW ELVIG
g RIA Y ORS Els,

Suitable for the Cavalry Service.
DARTIES OWNING AND DESIRING To
II sell such horses. are requested ~ present
them for inspection 81 the undersigned NJ Ash
BarrackS. Nashville, Tenn. Immediately.
Horses viii be purchased augiy or iu lots ~
tEo or more, as they may DO pre- euted. and a
liberal price paid.
A. Q. NJ. Gen Y. $. Army. e. q n Department
Oi Cumberland
j. Z. CLEGHORN.
AUG 6teod lst Ii. iith Inf and A A Y. NJ.
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VIZ are gratfed to learn that Mr.. An
thony W johnson, Jr, has been appointed
freight agent al this place for the Cinciu-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton, Dayton and
Michigan, Atlantic and Great Western,
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago, and
the Atlantic Time Line. He will make
contracts with shippers to all the Eastern
cities upon the most liberal terms.
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THE Eye OF THE LAW-D IS UPoN YE
ALL-NOt even the smallest pilferer can
steal with impunity in Nashville now-a-
days. For instance, Wesley Alexander,
an ebon hned food consumer, was furnished
with ten days board and lodging at the
the Flagler House, by Commissioner Spar
ling, for stealing a solitary head Of cab
hage. That negro was a cabbage-hcad, he
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SAMMY MICo, the funniest clown now
travelling, is with the New Orleans circus
aud menagerie.
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Herr LENGEL the man with iron
nerves, and bis pet Bengal tiger, is with
Ames' New Orleans menagerie.
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ELLA EUGENE, the Lion Queen, will
give performance with her pet lions at
the New Orleans menagerie and circrz,
afternoon and night.
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SECOND RACE-GREEN STAKE-For three
year Odds that have not run IA public prior 20
TINS meeting. Mile heats. Subscription 81
play orpay. The Association to add $50. Three
or more to I'll
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THE New Orleans menagerie and circus
is the largest show now travelling. More
animals, riders, tumblers, lcapers, gym
nasts, trick horses, ponies, etc.
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JOHNNY LAYTON, the Southern clown
and jester, is with Ames' circus and me
nagerie,
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A sUIFARLE KEMARD

win he given for the return of said mules, Ct
information So as o. enable Us 10 get them,
d. b. HICKS 4 Co.
lyBi q at WhItemau Bros.
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FIRST Day-Euesday, october 20.
FIRST RACE-YoUNa AMERICA SrAKR-for
two year olds, dash Of a mile. Subscription 81,
play or pay. Association 20 add $500 Five OF
more to fill.
SECOND RACE-CuuBERIA AND SrtKR No. l.
For three year Olds. Mile heats. Subscription
so; play OF pay. Association % add $500.
Three OF more TO I'LL.
THIRD RACE-AssOcTlrIoN PURSE S2DO-
Dash OF mile and quarter.
Second Day-Wednesday, October "a.
FIRST RACE-ColnaERCrAL Posr SFAKE-
For all ages Two mile heats. Subscription
$50; play or pay Association to add $1,000
live or more TO hii. Entrance money go TO sc
cond horse.
SECOND RACE-GREEN STAEF-For three
year Odds that have not run IA public prior 90
this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription 81
play orpay, The Association to add $50. Three
or more to Ill.
Third Day-Thursday, October ~
FIRST RACE-Assocnrov PuRsr s3oo-
Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-Assocr,rIox PuRsE $40
Dash Of two miles.
Fourth DRy-FrIsIay, October -.
FIRST RACE-CUWEKKLAND STAKE No. .
For threeyea Odds. Two mile heats. Subscrip-
ton so play or pay, Association to add q 40,
Three or more to fill.
SECOND RACE-AssOCrarGoy PURSE SanO-
For all ages. For all horses that have not won
previous TO the fall meeting Of 1865. Mile and
repeat
Fifth Day-Saturday. October ~.
FIRST RACE-AssoCIArIoy PURSE S2nU-
Mile and a quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-Assocr,rro Purse SiOn-
Mile heats, three in Eve.
THIRD RACE-AssoCIArIoN HANDIc,r-
| PURSE S3OO-MilC heats For all horses that
| have not won during the meeting the second
horse 10 have $50 out Of the purse. Tho horses
| 10 be handicapped the day preceding the race
All entries must be made and weights accepted
as announced by the President Of the Ass6cia-
ton.
The above stakes to namo and close August
18th. 1865.
Half the money offered in purses will be given
for a walk over. Entrance 70 purses in all eases
free.
subscriptions to he made. and all commuui-
cations addressed t.
GEO. s. KINNEY Secretary.
No. / North College Street
NM. II. JOHNSON, President.
ulyl9 q
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HERE LEEGEL, the man with iron nerves
and has pet Bengal tiger is with Ames
New Orleans menagerie
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NASHVILLE :
FALL MEETING--1ses.
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER
FIRST Day-Tuesdar. October 10.

and continue five days, with the following pro.
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ELLA EUGENE, the Lion Queen, will
give performance with her pet lions at
the New Orleans menagerie and circus
afternoon and night.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

1.-TWO LARGE MARE MILESTONE A
i heavy set Bay Mule, sixteen hands high /:
aud the other Black one. not SO heavily set as
the first. They are each about sixteen han ds
high. shod all round and strayed OF was stOlen
CA the night Of the 9Th inst
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FIRST RACE-C0BNERCIAL P0sr SFAKE-
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
Five or more to all. Entrance money gb to se-
cond horse
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ROBERT MACKENZIE,
GhiaF ATorsbnlI

John Morrow, Jr., Robert Stewart, Jr.,
r. b. Sloan, w. J. Beech, r. S. Patterson,
j, &. Wands, Herman Buddeke, Jr., John
+. Hyde, John f. Kennedy, Lafayette
Beech, Aids.
ATTENTION BOYS IN BLUE AND GRAY.
Meet at your headquarters tonight, at
7 } o'clock, for the purpose of Joining in
the Grand Democratic procession. All
who wore the blue or gray, friendly to the
Democratic cause, are respectfully invited
to attend, whether they belong to the
club or not.
By order of the President
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Fresh Arrivals!
CHEATHAM, WOODS&CO

Corner College and Church Strects.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Louisville Market


NEW YORK, August Cotton dull;
sales $50 bales. UpIands at 29Ic, Rice
dull Coffee quiet. Sugar firm, Cuba
lI@124c MoIasses quiet. Flour quiet
and a shade easier Corn 81 1901 -.
Neu York Drygoo,Is Market
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New YORK, August 7.--Drygoods I'M
changed, except brown sheeting7, which 10
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RaIIyI WaIIVIf

The McNairy Irish Seymour Club will
meet this evening at the Chattanooga De
pot, in the so-called tenth ward, as early al
possible, for the purpose of joining in the
procession. Every lrishman Is earnestly
requested to attend.
THE Eighth Ward Democrat Club will
meet this evening at their hail, on Cherry
street, promptly at z! o'clock, as the pro
eeasiOn moves at s O'Clock. All Democrats
in the ward are respectfully invited 10 At
tend and particiate with ne.
pv ,rHar ~ tho Droafda1f
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THE members of Sixth Ward Seymour
and Blair Club will meet at their hall, over
McCann & Willards, this evening at 7
o'clock, for the purpose of joining in the
grand Democratic demonstration.
BY order Of the President, .
WM TITvTFRER Secretary
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HuaH CARRoLI, Sec !

W. MATT BRowN, Esq, requests us to
notify the members of the different County
Clubs, to meet at Democratic headquar-
tiers, over Hamilton Il Cunningham, this
evening Punctually, at half past seven
nlclncE ~
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WINES.
BISANDIES

A., Casks j. Fauri' 3 C5gnae. IsOSD
DO Renauit Brandy, 1850
10 United VINEYARD Proprietor.
Brandy 1870
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-08
MATT Liquors.

y Casks lOunKsT'g Ale.
10 Casks Guinnsss' Porter Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter
lOO, 900 Cigars, Imported anil Domestic.
tFiReBt brands
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-08

FIRST RACE-YoUNa AMERICA SraKR-for
two year Olds, dash of mile. Subscription 81,
play or pay. Association 20 add 500. Five OF
more to fill.