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New pavements are being laid on Sum-
mer street, near Union.
The sales of whisky have greatly in
creased since the reduction Of the tax.
Water melons are plentiful here at from
fifteen TO forty cents each,
Six drunkards had their cases attended
to in sbe Police Court yesterday.
The weather for the past few days has
been delightful. Thermometer yesterday
seventy-six degrees.
The value of real estate that has changed
hands this week is $24,275 90.
The Evansville, Henderson and Nash
vile railroad are doing magnificent bnsi-
ness.
Nashville at present "a in very fair
state of healthiness, and the mortality list
is fast decreasing.
Sweet potatoes are making their appear
ance in market, but are almost too dear TO
eat
Our farmers report the corn and cotton
crops in excellent condition, with fiue pros
poets for an abundant yield Of both.
The various drives around the city are
thronged with carriages, buggies and We
hicles Of pleasure every evening.
Bill McNairy, the negro COW, hog unC
watch thief, was sentenced 70 three years
Imprisonment in the State Penitentisry BY
the Criminal Court yesterday.
A rich old case of threatened breach o
peace between Thos. Phipps, colored, anC
| John Jones, a negro schoOl-teScher, rela
tive 10 a parcel Of chickens, comes up be
fore Esquire Thurneek to-day.
A patent soap man set zap business in tbs
gutter, at the corner Of Cherry and Union
streets last night, while the circus was g inl
ON, and seemed TO be driving a staying
| trade.
We have had grand rush of local in
| telligenee for the past week-two Radical
1 conventions, one railroad meeting, Robin
sons circus and Brownlow's menagerie all
having been in town.
Our city is infested by gang of petty
thieves and burglars who steal everything
they can carry oh. Sharp look out shonl'
| be kept Cor them.
Lakes Circus Company recently entice,
four silly girls from their homes in Knox
willie, Tenn. Three have since returned
sadly home.
James A. Aydelott, who shot and killet
young lawyer named Holt, at Tullahomi
/ few days since, in self defense, was hon
orably acquitted on Tuesday, by Justice
G. w. Davidson, J. S. Payne and j. NJ
GRAY. Both parties were highly resPec
table.
A bevy Of the demimonde, consisting c
Maggie and Sallie Fergrson, Anna Ros
and Alice Wallace, all y0ang girls Of from
fourteen 10 eighteen years were arrest
"a by the police near The USIoN AND DIS
PATCH block, on Cherry street, night befOr
lest while I'm a hack drunk and maxim
loud and boisterous noise. They wer
fined each $40 and costs.
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] Gently received from Southorn States; Gpo1
theheels of this the article advaneedrapidly
and great deal found its way into mar.
ket. That demand is now supplied and
the market drags. 1850 bushels we're sold
Yesterday at IS, IS and zoe for loose, and
SIC delivered at the Chattanooga depot.
OAFs-Sales from store sacked, 75o.
RYE-We quote at ST. aa- a 6si41.
HAY-Prime timothy s24@25; COM
mon SIS per ton.1
BAcoE-Dull and declining; 5000 lbs
clear sides were purchased Yesterday
at l74@Ise- We quote clear sidesat I7l@
Is; shoulders at Isle Tor country i5c
for Louisville; l43c FOR Cincinnati plain
tanvased hams 19@lsAc; Tennessee can
vased, none in market; sugar cured 21@
2lIc. a. rs
LARD-Advaneing and firm. Ii is quo
ted at l94c in tierees; in kegs 2ll
@22c in three and five pound caddies 2ll
@22e per lb.
FLOUfs-Advancing. Common. TO choice
superfne Sos so, extra SlO@11. Cream
OF City S1l, fancy Sl1@12 per Dbl. new
$11@12; Mountain Dew ST. So.
BAELEY-Sla 90 per bushel.
COFFEE = Easier. Rio 2S1@26c
Laguyra, CSC; Java, SS@4Oe.
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans, 75 !
G9S0c. ...t.. .'t.
SRUrs-65@I loo per gallon. ils.
SUaAR-Crushed and graduated Use;
coffee sugars, A, B, c. II, 1910 16A New
Orleans, 1G(9161e; pemarara l5@l6fe
choice. Isia al, .-
CANDLE-Star candles l74c per 10;
hard pressed tallow S. 50 per box.
sALT-Firm. Five bushsl barrels are
now quoted at So, and seven bushel at
So So per bBl. per car load 81 for single
harrsl 't .t-
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, dido, AuguaL ll.

NASHVILLE, Friday, August u.
Business in all branches dull and heavy.
CoTT0s-15 bales we're received from
Hickman county. No sales or shipments
we're effected in the city
WHEAT-Dull prices materially un-
changed receipts small. We sum up 25l6
bushels as the quantity brought in yeater-
day, distributed in the following lots; 100
bus extra fine white, 81 07l 10 bus
medium white, 81; $50 has amber, 81 O3 ;
100 do, 50 or 640 bus red, 81; 1O7 do,
81 90; $50 do, 81 95@l 974; 1914 do,
81 90; 100 do, 81 9s $50 do, 81 $40
l Sc; alsO 4 lot Of 249 bushels Of mixed
white amber aud Missouri red, II 95CG2.
CoRs--D Dropping and heavy. The recent
rise in cora is accounted for by our mer-
chants, in the fact that large orders werere'
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Nashville, August IA, 1868.

ROBINsoN's CIRCUs.-This truly mag
ni6cent and iirst-elass travelling exhibition,
which has given four several entertain
ments in our city, during the past wodays,
has been greeted on each occasion by larger
audiences than we have seen assembled for
similar purpose in Nashville for years,
and they, too, composed of the creme de Ia
creme of the Rock city-''its beauty and its
ehivalry." The pavilion has failed on
every occasion to accommodate the i'm
mense crowds The "circus fever" seems
TO have broken out in our city and spread
TO ali alarming extent. Last night there
was perfect jam, at least three or four
Thousand persons being present. Hundreds
were compelled TO return 10 their homes,
for want of even standing room. This is
as handsome a compliment as the capital Of
Tennessee could possiblyreturn the 'Circus
King" for hiscomplete suecess in presenting
them with one of the most recherche enter
tainments we have ever Witnessed beneath
tarpaulin canopy. Nothing has been
done or said that could offend even the
most fastidious. The witticisms of Low
low, the clown, unlike the profane and
semi-obscene Jokes and puns of majority
of clowns were of o decided intellectual
caste and had the true ring of humor about
them and will bring a smile to the most
sorrowful, dppreciatips face in existence.
The " Star of the Arena" little Miss Cor
della, the only bareback equestrienne in
America rode at a fearful speed without
saddle or bride with heart of courage
and uSexceptionable grace" Then there
is Geo. NJ. Kelley, the famous champion
| Ieaper" Of the world, with form as fault
less as the Apollo Belvidere and
as 1.-the as an Indian who accom-
plished the extraordinary feat of a
somersault over fifteen horses. or the
other performers there are Wilson, the
four horse rider, Ashton and his two sons,
all most excellent gymnasts Miss Frances,
the excellent tight-rope ddhseslSe, and a
full corps Of assistants. The menagerie
too, under the same pavilion, is most ex-
celIent within itself.
Last nights entertainment was the con-
Guiding one in this city, and full many of
us went to bed with music ringing in our
cara, and the scenes of the "spanglcd
breeches" world passing in review before
our minds eye, awoke this morning and
found "like Arabs in the night, they had
folded their tents and Rs silently stole
away" toward Franklin, where they ex-
hibit to-day. From there they proceed TO
Columbia, Monday Pulaski. Tuesday, and
Athens, Alabama, Wednesday. Let the
people give them rOnsing hOuses-they de-
serve them.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing is a complete list Of the transfers Of
real estate from August 7th to August 18th :
Samuel Al. Ament 10 Samuel P. Ament,
deed to house and lot in city, $1,000. /,
j. Z. and Annie p. Humphreys TO- Mar
tin Husking, deed to lot In Hnmphreys
HonstOn's and Martins addition, $3.50.
Chas. Palmer to T. G. Logan, deed 10
462 acres land in county, $l472 so.
Jas. S. Patterson to L. P. Hagen, deed
to land in county.
w. w. Berry and ]. F. Demoviile to
Aston Mynatt and w. A. Moody, deed TO.
land in Dixon county, $l400.
M. Sanderson to p. and NJ. Breen, deed
to lot in South Nashville, $500.
Caroline I. Savely ct ais to Jas. Whit
worth, deed to undivided interest in land
in county, $50.
Jeremiah A. Hoichkiss and wife 10 AL
bert Perry, deed to land 10 Kansas, county
Of Doniphan, $500.
A. Molloy and wife to Mary Rock, deed
to lot on Charlotte pike, in this county,
500.
Morris Spears and James Solomon
10 Elias Marks and Benjamin Adler, deed
to lot in Free Territory, $4,000.
r. II. Woodfn to Tobias G. Miller, deed
to lot No. ii in Lumsden's addition, $500.
James Gilliard to Michael Nestor, deed
to one-half interest in lots in Ewing's adj
dition, $1,000
Michael Nestor 10 James Gillese, deed
to one-half interest in lots in Ewing's adj
dition, $1,000.
Warren jackson and wife TO Hiram
Stanelift, deed to land in Missouri
Samuel p. Ament to William Pitman,
deed TO lot No. 80 in Welckef's addition,
$3.50.
James A. Dickens to William A. Griflis,
deed to lot in city, $4,000.
Patrick Pagan TO James Ford, deed to
one-half, of 10 acres land in Humphreys
county, Tennessee, $40.
c. NJ. Donaldson, Sheriff, TO Noel & Co.
deed to lot No 5 in Bang & Roberts plan
Of Edgefeld, SIS 80.
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Southern Music Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. BIB UNION STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES TO AN
ID nounce 20 his Tennessee friends and the
general public, that his stock Of Pianos IS nOW
complete. SteinWay, knabe. DnnhRm. Weber,
Kraushaar. Haines Bros. and A. II. Gale 4
Co. are fully represented in his stock. and are
sold at New York prices, thereby saving freight
and charges to the purchaser.
He j. also Sole Agent for the celebrateh Bur
dett Organ. regarded by the profession to
be the best reed Instrument now made, posses
ing the late imprOv ements in stops via. Har-
monte Celeste" and T0q Hhmdna, that are
psrfeetiOns of mechanical genius Churches.
Sabbath Schools. Lodges and Seminarics are
furnished at very low rates. Circulars and price
lists will be forwarded on Application.
In sheet Music, 0or many years q spe-
eiality in his estabiishment.) he can offer great
inducements 70 the Trade, Schools aud Ana
tours His stock is the largest and most select
in the South, and viii be always supplied with
the NEWEST and BEST productions Of home
and foreign composers.
I'm yiOIIns. Guitars. Flutes. Italian
and other Strings, for all instruments, to-
zether with enc collection of small Musical
foods, he deles competition
P.S.-PianOs. Organs and other Instruments
tuned and repaired BY hrst-elass EoFkmen.
Mr.. d. s. Curle Is now with this house and
will be glad % zee his friends.
jy3i ly
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P0ucE COURT PROCEEDINGS, FRIDAY,
AUGUST 18th, i66s.--Maggie Ferguson,
drunkenness on the street S. and costs.
Jno. Gierss, railroad man, drunk and
lying on sidewalk IS aad costs.
Hattie Ford, drunkenness on street and
using vulgar and obscene Language; taxed
with the costs.
Wilson Shelby, oolored, charged with
passing $50 counterfeit money; bound over
To the Criminal Court.
Mr.. Barr, using abusive language sos
and costs.
Maggie Ferguson, drunk and making
loud and unusual noise and being
a notorious lewd and abandoned character
$40 and costs.
Anna Ross, Alice Wallace and SalIi,
Ferguson, drunkenness on the street anc
making loud noise $40 and costs.
Samuel GOh, a little negro boy, Larceny
Of harness and clothing valued at s., thl
properly Of 5. SteinaR and Alex, Woods
~ DAYS in Workhouse.
r. B. Wright, careless riding and usinl
pVofane language s. and costs.
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Ouu Agents.

JOHN W. FAXON, Of tho Northern Bank
Of Tennessee Is our authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee. 70 rocsive and receipt for SUBJ
soriptions and advertisements for the UNIoN AND
DISPATCH.
s. B. ROZBLL Of FrHnklin, is our author
iged agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties, 70 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DIsPATOH.
DR.. J. b. MATTHEW'S, Druggist Odd Fell
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. Is our
authorized Agent 10 receive and receipt for ad-
vsrtising and subscriptions in Edgefcld. Orders
delivered TO him will be promptly attended to.
lie win also keep tho daily UMoN AND DIs-
PArcn on sale.
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JAIL DEhIvERY Al COLUMBIA. The
prisoners confined in the Maury county
Jail, at Columbia, escaped on the night Of
the 18th inst, under the following circum-
STAGES; The Jailer, in company with one
Of the tunkey's, went into cell contain
ing six men (colored) to give them water,
when the turnkey was Knocked down and
the Jailer 30 held that all confined in the
cell made their escape. Pursuit was at
once commenced but only one Of the par
ty had been reeaptured at last accounts.
1t is not probable that any Of them will sue
coed in eysding their pursuers as they are
all well known in the county.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LIvERPooL, August Al P. Motion
firm and unchanged sales 10000 bales /;
Orleans 104d uplauds l0d.
LONDON, August 14-Evening. Con-
soils 945d bonds II Cd.
! FRANKFORT, August ID Evening"
United States bonds 75975fe fst ri
LIVERPOOL, August IA - Evening"
Cotton frm and active, but not quotable
higher; closing quotations, middling mp
lands l0d and middling Orleans lO4d. ~
-.or New.TYork Markes. -3el lr
New York, August 14.-Cotton less
active and unchanged /; sales $50 bales up
lands 291. Rice dull Coffee quiet. Sugar
quiet Cuba l14@1l3c. MoIasses dull.
Flour dull, ts 80
{ New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, August 14.-Gold-cross
lines, best velvet carpets in three-quarter
Wedth, range from So 10 to IS 80; do one
yard, have advanced to So 10.
New York Money Market
New York, August 14-Call loans 49
SC. Sterling at 9993. Gold 147@l47b.
Old Tennessee l65, new 63g963t. 80
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 14.-TObacco-sales
10 hhds Tugs to Medium leaf 81 ESQ
II 25; cuttings $22 so. Flour-superline
81. Wheat 81 1902 % Corn in bulk
90@95c. Oats. 45(D4Se. Mess pork $50.
Lard ISsa19c. Bacon-sh0nders l4c /;
clear rib sides 17&c; clear sides l74c.
Whisky raw, free, 81 30. - 81
Cincinnati Harket.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-Flour-family
Sl0@10 %. Wheat $2@2 10. Corn $50
pc. Oats $4,000. Pork S2s 1909
Bulk meats 1239144c. Bacon-shoulders
1S4@13le; sides I6t@174c Lard $3.50
l9c. Sugar 124@l54c. Coffee 22@26c.
~. Louis HlarkeG.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Tobacco steady
and unchanged. Flour-supertine So 25G9
q. Wheat $2@2 80. Corn 90993e.
Oats 54@57c. Pork 500 BACON
shoulders I3f@l34c; sides l049l7@c ;
Lard H4920c. Whisky 81 IS.
New Orleans market.
New ORLEANS, August l4.-COtion dull :
middlings nominally 90; sales one new
bale closing middling weighed $50 pounds
at S44, for Liverpool. Sterling exchange
and New York sight drafts firm and IN
changed. Gold 14G4. Cuba sugar No.
II and Is, 123@lS4c. MOlasses nomiaally
unchanged.
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THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAmRoAB.--The new President of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, Col.
E. w. Cole, is man of energy and expe-
rIenoe, and we have no doubt his admins
trstion of the affairs Of that corporation
will be eminently advantageous 10 the COM
pany. He established a very fine reputa-
lion as a worker and judicious manager.
when he held the position Of Superiniend-
emf of this road before the war. In his
management of the Georgia railroad since
the war, he fully sustained the character
he made for himself while connected with
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad.
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MARRIAGE LIcEEsEs.-The following is
q complete list OF the marriage lieenses Is
sued from August 18th to August 18th:
John +. Bohan and Anna L. Floersh.
Ira Quimby and Caroline +. Collier.
Frank Il. Frederick and Angie Gilmer.
Henry q. Smith and Harriet f. Nooe.
Thomas j. Watson and Margaret o..
Leslie.
Wm. f. Benike and Eliza Bruce.
Martin N, Brown and +. Tommie Elem
ing.
in addition to these, four oOlored licenses
! also were Issued.
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THE LITTLE VILLAIN 10y est erday
morning in the Police Court, little negro
boy about ten years old, named Sam Gof,
was srraigned before Commissioned Spar
ling, charged with stealing LOT Of harness
from the stable Of S. Steinesu, in the rear
Of his dwelling, No. liz South Cherry
street, aud also a pair Of pantaloons from
Alex. Woods, an employee Of Mr.. Steinau.
The joke Of the affair lie that the boy came
20 Mr.. Sleinau and tried 20 sell him the
harness, who recognizing il as his own, had
him arrested by Officer Murphy, Of the
police force, to whom he acknowledged the
theft. The Commissioner sent him 10 the
Workhouse for The full term, 4. c. seventy
tWo dave.
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london advicesof yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 71s. ,gg ,5etw
Exchange on New York was bought by
the hanks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 643e for the old and
63fc for the new. s..sf.sss5Fr.
There is no change in city ehecka or in
nncurrent money.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the llth
inst. were az follows %rs-t
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Ia Bankruptcy.

Middle District of TenuesSeent Spring
Geld. July 29tls, IS8a. .
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment rs assignee OF
w. M. Pollock. r. T. Mathews e. C. Cum
nings. James i. Connell. Wm.A. Sowell. David
NJ. Allen. r. II. lzor. III. V. Harrison and Hen
~ III. Kirk, in the county of Robertson and
have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own
petitions, by the District Court of said district,
| iY3l oaR3t A. u. GARNER. Ashamed
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Hereafter the price OF single copies of
the UEIoN AND DIsPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at this price. ID
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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For Mayor.

At tho earnest solicitation Of many Of aur in
fiuential citizens. hereby announce myself as
q candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fall
election. II. II. TII0RNBERG.
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Body OF EeRIS Born Enfant F0und
in an Old Well wsfh ffs SKULL
Smashed

Body OF KeRIS Born EnFant Found
in an old Well wsfh ffs Skull
Smashed
Yesterday, about IL o'clock, Coroner
NOrvell was called upon to hold an inquest
over the body of a white female infant that
had been found in an old deserted well on
the little street that leads from The neigh
bOrhoOd Of the large Tannery in Northwest
Nashville to Ash Barracks with its skull
horribly smashed and mangled from vic.
lent blow. A jury was formed composed
of A. D. Creighton, 2. Levy, Jno. Archi-
bald, Jno. Morrow, VIM. Lands, j. Rose
and Geo. w. Forbns, who proceeded to
question the witnesses and obtained the fol-
lowing John CaFper, Jr., in company with
one Of the u. s. officers from the bar
racks, were passing along the road.
Carper took up stone and threw il into
the well which was ten or twelve feet deep
and had lis bottom covered by water,
shingles, planks, etc. The stone stirred the
water TO such an extent that il revealed
a bundle containing something, apparently
child. IL was hshed up and found to be
a white female child Just born and had
probably remained in the water four or
five days its eutire skin being 30 loosened
by tke water that il slipped and moved
with the greatest ease. ~ e. Z
The following is the verdict Of the jury:
We the jury impannelledto inquire into
the cause ofthe death of the aforesaid in
FAINT do state that il came to its death by
violence from the hands Of some person. I'M
known to the jury and thrown into we'll
upon the commons, with its skull fractured.
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MURDER WILL OUr.-Jessee Thompson,

MURDER Will OUT.-Jessee Thompson,
a negro, for whose arrest warrant was is
sued by Esq. VIM. F. Meacham, October
%, 1867, for stealing Jersey wagon load
of corn from the field of J. @. Mullen, liv-
ing three miles from town on the Franklin
pike, at yao. Thompson's place, but who
sueceeded 10 elnding the vigilance of. The
Hhounds Of the law" until yesterday, when
he vas arrested in the. city with another
load Of stolen corn, carried before ESQ.
Wilkinson, discharged fromthat charge on
account of the insufhciency of proof. He,
however, was retained on the old warrant
Esq. Wilkinson bound him over to the
Criminal Court, and ia default Of $1,000
bond, he was committed to Jail.
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Mr.. C.. F.. SCHULTZ, teacher Of Piano
and Guitar. Address: PostofIice box, 127
or music stores of Messrs Mcclure and
Dorman. ..s [aug12 3t*
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LOUISVILLE kSD NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. t3NA. ~ and go p. n.
Awe n iNashyiHo II 1 o. II. and $50 P. n.
aanatin Accommodation train leaves Gallaiin
NJ $50 A. agarrivinr at Nashville al ll-5b A N,
Returning. leaves Nashville NJ 355 P. ", ana
aLrirns ~ anllaiin AZ G-35 P. ".
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We pledge ourselves that our table shhll be
supplied with the best the city and country Of.
fords. Our servants are polite and attentive. and
we guarantee satisfaction to all who may please
to call on u.s.
The 0mnibuses leave tho hotel regularly for
all the railroad depOts and Connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily
s..g.. .lf SAM'L Il. HARE 4 co.
Nashville, Tenn. April 18th. 1868. If
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Gold made a decided decline ia New
York yesterday. The following are the
quotations: Opened at 14S, was 147Js at
1O:25, 1873 at noon, and closed at 146i at
3P.m. Dealers here pay 146 and sell ct
147.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling. But three feet
scant are now on Harpelh Shoals. Weather
pleasant thermometer not higher than
7So. Business stagnant. a.
ARRIVED.
Kate Morrison, from Upper Cnmber-
land, bringing with her 12o sacks corn and
a small quantity of bacon.
DEPARTED.
o., None. --..--.-
r. - LEAVING TO-DAY.
EHa,Haghes at p. NJ. for Cairo.
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FER C0neress.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress, in this district, subject to the action
of the nominating convention of the Rep1bh
can party. HORACE III. HARRISON.
July 6, 1865. $500, jy7 If
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SSiddIe Distriet of tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= notice Of his appointment as assignee OF
W. NJ kowen. NJ. Salzkotter, W.. H. fater.
Charles 4, III Martin, j. W, Mes6er. Ahdr9 N
King. Felix g. Mckay. =. y; sample y.
Block, Roscoe Harriet. OF nashFlle. 10
the county OF Davidson and state Of Iennes
see within said District who haye been a.y 81
trict Court o. said district
A. s.. CHADBOURNE, Assignee
auRl2 law4 OHiee, 82sz Church street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-15
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condition. Gentlemen who wish to enter the
business. or who desire them for private use.
will have an opportunity to obtain superior ia
bles on the most faYeTable terms.
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