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- once Of the New Orleans. Jat ksOn
and Great rorfhern Railroad Compeuy New orleans arch
% 1858 The following resolution adopted By the Board
g Di,estors Of sss Company Tss.ss held 90 the ls's
Resolved That by the stocs holders this Com
psny taken the 18th day Of April the Office Of
the Company No A Carondeiet street. from to O'Clock
fer tn accepfance rejection NJ the following of the
Legislature of The State OF Lousans March 10TH
loc entitled An Act 20 amend the char OF the New Or
lears Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company"
WHKRzzs The Legsa'u Of the Sta Of Mississippi
the the New Orleans jackson and Great
Nrthern Railroad Company" which Is In the following
words.
yc7.ox BY the Legislature OF the State
ofM>ssspp That hereafter all elections for Directors 10
the New Orleans, Jackson aud Northern Railroad
Company. neither the Governor Of the State Of MissspP
the Governor Of the State OF Louisiana nor the nssct OF
the shares ef stock owned either Of said States
said city said Company
SIC Pc further enacted That thu Of the
stae Of Mississippi shall have the and he s hereby
authorized appoint three citizens Of the State OF Miss
sp-i stockholders said n the stock
by said in said corposfion; Providsd the
The state OF Mississippi shall select said directors
passes represent fairly be the stsckhod
I'm the various parts Of the State.
SEC Be further enacted. That this act shall not
20 sec until the State Of Lou siana aud
eped BY the stockholders in said company, reqaredby
sEorIos And therefore, by Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the state Of Lsuisisns
hereby adopted ratified and confirmed
I'm al respects subject she conditions therein contained
enacted. That this at shall take
effect from and amer Its passage
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-O0ce OF she New Drleans Jaeksan and
Great Northern Railroad Company. New Orleans March &C.
lsfePub notice nereby given that the Regular animal
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Comssny will be he
their Once No "A Osrondrlet street. MONDAY. April
Is 1865 u O'Clock conformity with their Charter
r. 3 CHARLES, Secretary
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ne dersensd ppspsrsd 70 furnish The bst ecssnsd
PIT1sBURG COAL. 70 fnnisss, H~tss Cotton Presses.
rousds ssssnP and = m ss p ssss 'ss
II their Yard os Of Caops street. vi recsvs prompt
attention.. TO Dealers ~ Bod Lesd
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E. ROGER & co.'s SALES.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs.
ny IL. RQGER a. CO.

II. sAxoRy, Auctioresr.
CATURDAY. April A. ~ 10 o'clock pre-
~ cisey. ct their sassrooms. Nos. IS and ~ Old Lsyee
street, will be sold
rails 81
100. :. Mems and Boys Congress Caters
50 =. Mems, Boys and Youths Boots-
50 trunks Mems sewed Creole Congress Caters.
100 women's Misses and Chfldrens Congress Bal
morals. Slippers. etc etc
81 TKRxs-At sale
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W. |. HOOGsON's SALES.
STOCKS, BONDS. NOTES, soRIps
IND
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION

OTHER SECURITIES By PUBLIC AUCTION.
BIZ w. i. HODGsON,
~ AucrIoSExR- Office No. q Commercial Place
LIVERY TUESDAY Y and sATURDAY.a at
II 191 O'Clock edsfeiy ser the day session oehs
Board Of Rrek Having perfected the necessary
With the Direction OF Merchans Exchange he
braces this method Of announcing that be viii make public
sales Of
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES, scRrPs. AND OTHER
Hrl SECURITIES, l
At the Exchange Room. ON Common Street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Building 8G
And respectfully socits Of Brokers Caosts and others
Securities for public oucry aud will reop stock
at bis Office Tor Entries and Instructions until IL o'clock
each dsy - sale
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EOR RvrT-AN ELEGANT GOTHIr COTTAGE
en- large airy rcems carriage house. stables.
gsrtens be tn house. Pass Christian Miss the
Genital bf beach Possession given the 18th
nsy Apply " b. r Formsn. Attorney ~ Law i6 Csr0n'
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ID eMOvAI-G W. W. GOODWIN. LATE AUS
IlTlN GOODWYk. has removed from their old stand,
No Is Peters street Gust No. G. Camp
street. next door 10 the Picayune Office
ERNEsr TURPIN. wHoLEsALE MANUFAC-
y tursI Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops and Syrurs BY Importer Of French 0rns
menis such Cupds Flowers Gum Leaves, Lyrics, Dan
Stands Bouquets Cstonaees or Fancy Boxes TOR Christ
New Year Proeens Cornucopias, etc Ne. 9a
old Levee street. 81 Louis and Cont streets New
Orleans La.
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FIRST OPEN BOARD.

O,OOO Virginia Us, Old bet call ..............54
5000 North Carolina Gs old...................7lii
G,OOO do new ..........................7O34
1900 do. ...-...................-.7035
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been falling of in sales Of thick boots
and heavy brogans. The supply Of these
goods is quite large, and they have been
sold at very small margin on cost man
uiacturers consequently are not disposed
10 make any further concession, preierring
rather to curtail production and to await
further developments Of the market. All
descriptions Of fine goods adapted to wo
mems wear continue in good demand, and
IN Lynn most of the manufacturers are at
work on orders. The first trade sale Of
The season was held to-day, at which
l mere was large attendance of buyers.
Inc prices obtained were satisfactory to
sellers and were generally fully up 10 the
Vatne OF the goods offered. Adyiees from
the South and West continue to Give very
encouraging accounts of the cotton and
grain crop, and large quantity. of goods
will undoubtedly be wanted There ia no
change in prices since our last report, al
though purchasers are eudeayoring to buy
thick work little lower. There is an in
crease number of buyers in the market,
aud as the harvest season approaches We
look for an increased activity in the de
mAnd for boots and shoes.
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BOYS IN GREEN.
Fight iOr n Fuss-AcIIVe Preparations
for "a Summer Campaign.

Fight iOr n Fuss-Ac1IVe Preparations
a for a Summer Campaign.
1t is said that the Fenians are making
active preparations for,an early movement.
The invasion was decided on at the recent
conference in Buffalo. The Presidential
canvass acts no important part in the Fe-
man drama. Military strategy alone
would suggest movement in the early
part of summer into a country so far
North, and so habitually subject to early
and severe winters. The benefits to be
derived from the fierce contention of polit-
ical parties in the States when the Presi-
Dental election approaches, would induce
the leaders to postpone the intended move
to as near the time of election as possible,
but then it would be too late for any extern
sive maneuYering before winter. A mean
between the two times then would be natu-
rally hit upon by the leaders as the most
favorable for accomplishing their views.
The movement will probably take place
during the month of August.
There will be no scattering of forces this
time. The principal body of Fenians is
formed east of Illinois. All those not inn
mediately situated in the Eastern States
and New York, east of Elmira and Oswego,
will congregate on the Niagara river, about
$4,000 men. The remainder will be con-
centrated near Ogdensburg about 1900
men. The concentration of the troops win
be effected with the utmost rapidly, and
the invasion effected from these two points.
The final preparations are now being made
all over the States. The two companies
here in Nashville are completing their or
ganization. Sunday night the first COM
pany was organized by electing to the COM
mand Capt. NJ. J. Houston, soldier in the
regular army for fifteen years, and one
who was almost literally riddled with balls
in Indian fights and during the recent war.
The other company will hold an election
in a day or two. We look for stormy
times among our Fenian friends in few
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Yesterday was the most moderate day
since June %. Thermometer 7S'.
p The various city churches we're bnt
sEmly attended Sunday. Cause, rain.
. "Not a drum was heard'--in the city
Yesterday. ..s
; Foriy-fve prisoners are now in the coun-
/ ty Jail.
Oar hotel registers show a good travel
for this season of the year.
A goodly number Of cases we're hquida-
ted at Police Court yesterday.
Nashville is well represented this season
at the various watering places near by.
The city was unusually quiet yesterday.
Very few arrests.
Our markets are almost glutted with
vegetables, chick ems, eggs and butter.
Police are on the qtli rire for all persons
who battle too near the city on this side OF
the river.
Out OF seyenty-six interments in the va
rious cemeteries during July, not one was
from natural death. D.. .....-
Quite a number Of farmers and country
merchants were in town yesterday laying
in supplies.
A.delightful shower Of an hours duration
fell in the city yesterday afternoon. The
Cumberland is rising rapidly. pa ~
Workmen are being employed in repair
ing the large sewer recently bursted on
opposite No. 90, Broad street.
A magnificent moonlight picnic and
bowling match came of at the HorticnE
tural Gardens, last night.
The crops throughout Middle Tennessee
give better promise for an abundant yield
than they have done for years, at least SO
gay our friends from the country.
Seymour and Blair badges and photo
graphs, have made their appearance at
several OF the book and news stands. They
60 off like hot cakes.
A few well-prepared sandwiches dis
tributed among the dogs in the neighbor-
hood Of Church street, near College, would
have decided effect on their midnight
howlings.
a considerable number of drummers
from our various wholesale houses leave
the city on the Northwestern road this
morning for the recently isolated country
adjacent.
An ordinance should be passed by our
City Council against the corner-loafers
found all over the city. Last night a party
Of profane vagabond negro boys congrega-
ted on the Union AND DISPATCH corner,
and regardless of the passing of ladies,
ripped ont some Of the Yilest oaths imagin-
able. We should have some law to put a
stop to IL.
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GENERAL ETS.

NASHVILLE, Monday, August 3
Business remains unchanged, dull and
heavy.
COTTON.-No transactions whatever in
cotton yesterday.
| WHEAT-Purchases light, though the
demand continues active. The quantity
that changed hands was 1865 bushels, as
follows: 400 bushels Mediterranean at
81 IS; 2O9 do amber at 81 SIS; 81 do red
at 81 IS 4l0 do red and white mixed at
81 50; 100 do white at 81 9l4 and 500 do
red at 81 S. per bushel.
CoRN-ls in active request, and sales
were made yesterday of 2lOO bushels at
81 % at the depot, and S5@S7lc loose
from wagons.
OATs.-Sales Of oats from store at 75c for
sacked. ...
HAY-Prime timothy $24@35; COM
mon SO per ton.
BACoN.-Business in this market yes
terday was passable. We quote clear sides
at I74; shoulders scarce at I2c6914}c plain
hams, 19c; Tennessee canvased I9I020c;
country, 17@1s2c; sugar cured dc
LARD-AdYancing and firm. 1t is qno-
ted at 19@19lc in tierces; in kegs 2I4c;
in three and five pound caddies 21@2llc
per ID. --.. .......... .
FLouR-NOchange in this market. Com
mon to choice superfne S7@S so, extra
$lO@11, Cream of City 81, fancy SHOE
per bbl.; new $l1@12.
BARLEY-$l so per bushel.
CoFFEE-StilIer; Rio 224@2Gc; Laguy-
ra, 27Ac; Java, SS@4Oc.
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans, IS
@S0o. -...... .-...
SIRUPs-6591 i0c per gallon.
SUGAR-Crushed and granulated lSf@
Isle; coffee sugars, a, B, c, 17017ic, 16f
Ole, 1G!@16}e; New Orleans, 16@l64c;
Demarara, 16@1G4c choice. ...
CANDLEs-Star candles I74c per 10;
hard pressed tallow IS 5Oper box.
SALT-Firm. Five bushel barrels are
now quoted at So, and seven bushel at
SO IS per Dbl. per car load ; 81 for single
barrel. .r..
Liquors Dull, with downward
tendency. Common recti6ed 81 7563
2 % by the barrel; Robertson county
81 50@4 Bourbon $1G6.
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RALLY RALLY!l RALLY,ll
Ex-FederRI and EN-COnTederate "a
dIers OF Davidson county.

EN-FederRl md EN-COnTederate Sol.
diers Of Davidson County.
In obedience to the following order, we
propose to address the citizens Of this
county as to the objects and purposes Of
the Soldiers Democratic Club" at the
following times and places, to-wit:
At Cowan's store, Edgefeld, Tuesday
night, August 4th, at s o'clock.
At Goodletsville, Thursday night, Aug
ust 9Th, al o'clock.
At Nolensyille, Monday night, August
10th, at s O'clock.
At Brentwood, Wednesday night, August
10Th, at S o'clock.
At McWhirtersville Friday night Aug
nat 18th, at o'clock.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Seth, 1865
MCSgS. Frank T. Reid and J. T. Broom
GENTLEMEN: la accordance with the
power vested 10 me "a President Of the
Soldiers Democratic Club Of Tennessee"
] have appointed you TO organize branches
Of that organization at such points in the
county Of Davidson "a may be deemed
best in your judgment. .1
You will at once enter on the discharge
of this work, and will report progress at
each meeting Of the parent club.
Wishing You abundant success, l re-
main, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
FRANK p. CAHILL,
President S. u. c. of Tennessee.
NELL s. BRowN, Jr., Secretary.
We request the attendance of all classes
Of citizens FRANK T. REID,
Ut Brown.
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Mr. Richards, Superintendent, announces
this morning the re-oPening Of the Nash
Vile and Northwestern railroad. This will
be gratifying news 10 travellers and ship
pers; and it is to be hoped that it will re-
main open. Announcement is also made
Of the schedule Of train departures and The
connections Of the road.
Yoatman, Shields q Co. sell this morning
4 desirable stock Of drygoods, shoes, etc,
etc, at auction, and also an assortment Oh
readymade clothing and yarities.
Samuel Thompson, at the State prison,
offers a reward for the reCapture Of an es-
capped convict, and the recovery Of watch
and pocket book stolen by him.
Ames' celebrated New Orleans Circus
and Menagerie advertises an exhibition in
this city on Saturday and Monday next.
The bin offers attractions TO the sight-see-
Jog public and juvenile population, and its
tent will doubtless be crowded.
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SECOND BOARD.

Tennessee bonds were very much agl-
tated by reports from Nashville "a TO the
contemplated action Of the Legislature,
and nearly million and half dollars
changed hands at constantly declining
prices until the afternoon ofthe 3lst, when
there was a slight rally. The New York
Post Of the afternoon Of the 3Ist nit says ::
"OId Tennessee sold at G24 and the new
at ZOE a decline on the latter 0f4 per cent.
since yesterday morning. There appears
to be some Misrepresentation AZ 20 the pre-
else action Of the Tennessee Legislature
concerning these bonds. Two days ago
dispatches were received here stating that
a law had been passed providing for the
funding Of the coupons as they accrued on
the bonds for the next three years. This
morning we have seen Telegram received
last evening from highly fespectable gen
tleman Of that Stat to 4 leading bank officer
here, which says that no bill for finding
coupons has been introduced into either
HOuse
The Boston AdperiiaeT Of the 10Th all.
says Of The boot and shoe market
"In this market business is a httle more
quiet, and for the past few days there has
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London advices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at III @

LOLuoh duFlCesO VI yesteIudy iuOte Ollteu
States 5-2Os at III. @
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at lcpremium.
There is very nothing doing in United
States bonds. The banks here buy at shade
under the New York rate and sell at about
4c advance. .se sH-
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 644 for the old and
Gal for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are I'm.
changed. Dealers buy at S5@S8c, with
none Offering, and cell at 9Oc in the dol
lar.
The Gales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Both
nit. were as follows:
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SECOND RACE-GREEv SrtKE-For three
year ODDS that have not run in publ, prior IN
ms meeting. Mile heats Subscription So.
play orpay. The Association 90 add 500 Tlrss
or more to ell.
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UNFORTUNATE CONDITION on A Sol
pTER.-In the court Of Justice Mathews
yesterday, Henry Williams, a soldier Of
the fifth cavalry, had peace warrant
sworn out against him by Francis Miller,
a colored d9Rirp Of suburban notoriety.
lie was required TO give bond of $3.50 as
= security for peaceful actions toward her
and the remainder of man and woman
kind for period Of six months. I'm
agine Whist would be the condition Of the
ceruleau rohed son Of Mars, Oh we people,
should a war Dust OUT in the land within
that period His hondsmen would evil
IDENTIFY ascend at a 2:40 rate.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KILL-Wes-
ley Simpson, a negro, on yesterday made
oath before Justice ThurneCk, that Bob
Randle, another negro, had assaulted him
with the intention Of finishing him IA to
this world. The charge, however, was I'M
substantialed and Wealey had to pay the
costs
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SECOND OPEN BOARD.


$4,000 Tennessee Is,
$1,000 do ..................,.....6i5z
10000 do slO.-....,.,,............. ..-.6fl Z
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A Southern Home Institution.
NASHVILLE

>, Sc Issues all kinds Of Life and Endowment
FoLlcles W most ilvorabIe LerIna. LmaEll n
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from7AH.toGr.n. Sundays. 7to9AE
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TIM MENAGEEIE AND CIRCUS Our
Washington City exchanges recommend
the menagerie and circus of Colonel Ames
IN the highest terms, and assure us that il
ia far more than ordinarily attractive; but
As 1t is to be here on Saturday next, we will
then have the opportunity OF seeing il and
Judging for ourselves. Doc. Chambers
the general agent, has 80 long been i5enti.
fed with brst-Class exhibitions. and oplv
grst-class, in the South, that we are reaay
to take IL for granted that anything he
represents Is worthy the support Of the COM
munlty, as his promises 10 the public have
always been sacredly kept and we have no
reason 20 doubt him in this instance. not.
withdrawing the much he assures rs that
will be presenud by the New Orleans Ne
nagerie and Circus that is novel, meritori-
Gus and strange.
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FIRST RACE-YoUNG AuEEIcA Sr.EE-E.r
two year olds, dash Of mile. Subscription So
more to I'LL.
SECOND RACE-CUuRERL tNr SraEE M. l.
snF three year Odds. Mile heats Subscri ION
H., pay or pay. Association to gld $500
Ihree or more 10 Gil.
THIRD RACE-Assocr,rlo PrgsF se5
Dash of mile and quarter.
Second Dny-wedncsday October -
FIRST RACE-CoNuERcTaL Posi- sr,rr-
E0r all ages Two mile heats substitution
so; play or pay. Association 10 AID slO1I
five or more to I'LL Entrance money 80 10 Sc
eond horse.
SECOND RACB-GREEN SrAKE-For three
year olds that have not run IN public prior On
inns meeting. Mile heats. Subscription So
or more to ILL.,
Third Day-Thursday, October -
FIRST RACE-AssoC1lrlox Pursr sgoo-
Nile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssoCG,TGox PURSE s25t,-
Dash Of two miles.
Fourth Day-Fridny, October ~.
FIRST RACE-CuMuERLavp Sr,Kr No. .
FOR three year oids. Two mile heats Suhscrip
ton $50 ; play or paw. Association 10 nid 500
Three or more to Gll
SECOND RACE-AssoCttTIov PrRsE Sall-
For all ages For all horses that have not won
previous TO the fall meeting of ls6S. Mile aud
repeat
Filth Day-SAturday. October "a.
FIRST RACE-AssoCIArtsN PURsF Sal-
Mile and quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssnCrATTo PrRsF Slln-
Mile heats, three in five.
THIRD RACE-AssoCI,rToN HAyprr,p-
PURSE S3OO-Milo heats. For all horses that
have not won during the meeting tho second
horse to have $50 out Of the purse. The horseg
10 be handicapped the day preceding the race
All entries must be made and weights accepted
az announced by the President Of the Ass6cia-
ton.
The above stakes to name aud close August
18th, 1865
Half the money offered in purses will be given
FOR a walE over. Entrance to purses in an cases
free.
Subscriptions to be made. and all communi
cations addressed to
GEO. S. KINNEY, Secretary.
No. North College Street.
NM. II. Johnson. President
Julyl9 d
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Gold is without decided change. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 1853, was 145l at
1920, 1454 at noon, and closed at 145s at
8 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying IA
and holding at 145!.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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A SwINn1lNG CUsToMER.-Jim Wilson,
q colored hackman and general trafIicker
in horses mules and vehicles, some time
since hired Of A. y. Creighton 8 carriage,
which he was 20 pay for in monthly sti-
ponds. jam became wearied with the slow
influx OF currency aocruing from the daily
motions Of said vehicle, and conceived a
wicked idea Of transferring il to I'd Gofi
for the consideration Of SIS. Col bought
the vehicle and Mr.. Creighton coming
around for bis rent, discovered his villainy.
Goh refused 30 return the concern without
a suit, and Wilson was arrested and carried
before Justice Mathews. The hearing OF
the case has been set for the 9th inst, on
account Of the present sickness Of the
prosecutor
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NASHVILLE, Monday, August 3.
business remains unchanged, dull and
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CHOICE TRAVELLING SUITS
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. Tho only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable, instan-
taReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WIllidm A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr2o ly.
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q. y 2 ;
Sparta STAGE.
Arrives Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS,
at Pm. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays aud at
uuiaVE, si ~.
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BIT HER FINGER OFF.-On yesterday a
brace Of ebon-hued citizens, male and
female, one of each, and named Edmund
Walker and Martha jackson, encountered
the Judicial frown Of Squire Mathews
Walker was charged with assault battery
and manning Of the female by biting off
the second finger on her left hand The
case was continued.
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THERE will be meeting Of the Davidson
County Seymour and Blair Club this
Tuesday evening, at S o'clock, at their
new hall over Hamilton & Cunningham's
store, College street.
n. BAXTER, Sec'y.
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New YORK money sInrkct.

New YORK, August S.-Money market
easy, at for call loans. Stearling 9@1Of.
The Alaska draft was paid at the Sub
Treasury to-day in gold certificates. Il is
understood gold will be shipped TO London
in installments, two millions per week, the
first shipment TO be next Wednesday.
Gold t45s@1l54; Tennessee old Gi5; new