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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-17
CALLs-HOw TO BE MADE.

CALLs-HOw TO BE MADE.
One per sset Of the Stock Win bs required Subscribing
viii bs made by the Board OF Drsctor from time as
be necessary 70 supply funds and equip
nss but calls viii be made after thu per cent paid
ninth the entire Capital Stock shall have subscribed
Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thrsynve per cent
of the Capital Stock will construct and fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILES OF WIRE.
which viii connect all the commercial centsu important
places in the United States. This opinion rests upon the
most reliable estimates and rssponsibs ede 70
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is organised
under Of the State Of York. franchises con
TERED BY act Of Congress- approved July a. 1855.
Prssident-GE0RGE B. sENTER, of cleveland. Ohio.
Vice Presidsnt-ROBBRT sQUIREs, Of New York CITY,
sscrssap-GEoRa1 B. WALTER, Of New York City.
-oorrAsr's OFFICE
NOS. q AND 90 BROADWAY.
Amissd amount Of The Capital Stock Of this Company
allotted this locality end thoss having sppsrunty
subscribing. VII b placed upon squA terms with s
raters and VII Hks ntssss n ~ franchises which
have accrued. may hereafter assssa - ths Company.
nom any and I'll sources.
Subscriptions WI - received By
DANIEL EDWARDS,
Rsadsnt Director for the ssass Of A.s.nA. xississpp
fexss and Louisiana.
q, 50 end . New Lsvss street,
New 0rlsans
OR
d. WEBSTER
At he once Of 3. @. Dun 4 Co..
f 70 Canal street.
Parties nbsaibng 70 Ne Btsek vi esnmunlesAs The
lsss9 V Ne HsaAsnS Dbssser. DANIRL xpWARA Of
thsdiy, = ~ ans q 0hsezibnG
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-17
CASH CAPITAL OF $500. 900.
which VIII be Sufficient 10 duplicate lines 70 ALL nearly
the paying points reached By the present monopoly.

The present Telegraph Companies Of the country
consolidated into hugs monopoly earning
SIX millions Of dollars year. hundred per
the actual Of their lines their present capital
having be- wassrsd over onethoussnd per cent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-17
N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CHAETKH.....-.......

H......................... CHAErEB
HEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMKRIOA.)
ssAzs or LOUISIANA. Orr or NEW osIzAss. }
Be Knows. mat on this eighth day Of February IN the
of Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
ninety second before me Edward Ivy. notary public
leans, STATE Of Louisiana Aforesaid. duly commits
ps9s. named ..G Who :sssrs
declared shat sssns thsnssvss O. The provisions Of the
Agreed and do by these covenant agree and bind
Themselves and those whom they represent 70 form them
selves into and constitute for the objects and
and under the stpulatons regulations and ebes
n. name nd s,s q MD 0cmgs1y han b the .NEw
sssssy s p, The ct; :. Ne. 0..ns and sa
dste Of these presents unless sooner dissolved
provided for Il shall have corporste seal with device
The and the name of the Company upas the margin
thsrsof
ARTICLE II:
The object Of said company is to construct otherwise pro
and maintain steamships TO constitute line
lines Of steamships 10 be owned and controlled In the city
New Orleans and to trade between said and port
ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico.
citations legal process where
In ths said Company may be Interested
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II NEAnn = MAYO-
h gUCCEssORs TO MA0KK KNKAsSJ
Rsmovsd from No Magazine ssrssk
MaaufAesursss 81 saAdlery aaa Harnsss.
-lmPoKxBRs OF
sADDLERY HARDwARE BBLfIN0 PACKING Az
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Oonnea UHDU1.
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-oonrASr's oSrrcE-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17
FIRST BOARD.
The New York Post of the afternoon c

The New York Post of the afternoon Of
18th inst says:
The dullness in business is unbroken,
and money still accumulates here. Stock
dealers generally are supplied at 4 per
cent, and to-day Saturday. may have
money at call at per cent, on good colt
laterals. Stock commission houses have
little to do, aud need no money to carry
customers stocks. I
The active demand for specie for export
| and customs duties sustains the pTemium;
notwithstanding the forthcoming large dis
bursements (July i from the Treasury on
account of July interest, etc The demand
for coin, in payment of customs duties al
this port for six days last past, has amount
ed to 81, 10000.
The Atlanta (Ga) Intelligence Of the
18th inst. reports that engagements are be-
ing made of wheat to be delivered there
soon at So per bushel. The Rome Ca }
Courier reports the receipt of a few small
lots, and qnotes the present prices al 81 y
to 81. .-- !
Messra. George T. jackson & Co 6fthe
Granite mills, Augusta, Ga, forwarded 70
New York the first lot Of new -four from
that section thia year. 1t was sold al SIS
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
the afternoon Of the 18th inst says Of dry
goods;
"There seems TO be a prevalent impress
sion that prices Of staple goods have about
touched bottom. The fact that many Of
the mills have slackened their production,
and Others are threatening TO stop or work
half time, has tended 10 deepen this inn
preston, and wherever lines of desirable
goods have been offered at any concession
they have been readily taken by leading
buyers. Thus, while heavy cottOns are
quoted in some cases at easier rates, there
is more doing to sustain the quotation, and
hgures now given aaVe a more substantial
basis than the list prices for several weeks.
Heavy WOolens are also moving a little
more freely, and there is generally lese
anxiety on the part Of holders every
where" rE
The following viii show the receipts and
stocks Of cotton at the various ports at the
Iatasg dafaa racaived he mail
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BEFORE JUSTICE PoHL.-The case Of Ii,

BEFORE JUSTICE POHL.-The case Of the
State rs. R. N. Reynolds, on the charge @
larceny, was tried yesterday at o'clock.
Mr.. Reynolds was honOrably discharged,
the Justice stating the evidence was en-
tirely insufficient to establish the charge.
Mr.. Lindsey appeared as counsel for the
defendant. As Reynolds left the door of
courtroom, he met and knocked down o.
B. Young, for personal abuse in his speech
for the prosecution Reynolds at once sur
rendered himself to Justice Pohl, and gave
bond to appear to-day at o'clock. He was
also arrested on corporation warrant to
appear before the Commissioners Court
this morning.
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THH CITY
New Advertisements.

Barnard & Israel continue their sale 10
day of French china, plated and BOhe'
mian ware and fancy goods, No. l6 Public
Square.
Weber & Mills sell to the trade this
morning, an extra line Of staple and fancy
drygOods, boots, shoes, hosiery, etc. etc.
Go to No. 3 Public Square.
Albert & seeman sell this morning at
special auction, splendid line Of nolonss
and cutlery, besides their usual hne o.
drygoOds, etc.
The commencement exercises oil the
Shelby Female Institute, under charge OF
the distinguished educator, Geo. u. Butler
will take place at the Institute on tc-mor-
row 18th inst. at7P p. NJ The friends Of
the school and the public are invited.
SINGLETON, at the pOstOfhce, has Godey's
Lady's Book for July.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, June 10. 49, Cotton firm
sales 10000 bales; uplands 10s@I0id; Or
leans lO5@1ld.
LIvERPooI, June 6-Evening. Cotton
closed firmer; upIands 104d; Orleans lid;
sales Il, 900 bales. Corn 349S9d. Wheat
steady. Sugar to arrive 26d.
LONDON, June 16-Evening. - onsols
943; U. s. bonds 73k. Money closed iirmer.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Light prints
l14@121c; heavy brown sheetlng 1910
172c.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June f6.-Tobacco active.
Flour dull; superfne $7@S. Wheat 81 40
az CO. Corn S0@S5c Oats 7697Sc.
Pork $2S@2S 25. Bacon-shoulders lSe,
clear sides 161@17c, plain canyased hams
lGc. Lard lSc.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 16.-Flour lower;
good grade family offered at So Wheat
active at 81. Corn 93694c. Oats TAO
Zoe. Provisions nominally unchanged.
Butter $4,000. Eggs dc.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Cotton steady
and quiet; sales 1908 bales; uplands 2Sl@
29c Rice dull. Coffee dull. Sugar
Cuba 103@114c. Molasses steady. Gold
active, excited and closing firm at al.
Transactions very large.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, June 16.-Money easy
call loans 2@5c. Sterling steady at 100
10lc. Gold 140B@141. Nearly three
quarters of a million of gold was exported
to-day.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, June 16.-Sales of 25S
hhds tobacco $8@24 for Tugs and fair leaf
Corn 93@95c. Oats 78@8Oc. Wheat
$2@21O. Rye 81 FOOL so. Flour super
fine S89S %. Mess pork $2SG92S %,
Bacon-shoulders l34c; clear rib sides l6B
@l7c; clear sides 17tG9174c. Bulk meats
shoulders 123c; clear sides 1Gic.
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Mary sharp College at Winchester
Animal a1nnlIncn cement


A friend Of ours writing from Winches-
ter gives the following account of the COM
mencement exercises at Mary Sharp Col
lege, which closed on Thursday last:
For the week Just past, the pleasant little
mountain village, Winchester, has been
enjoying one of its annual feasts which has
been observed without intermissiOn (save
the last two years of the war; for nearly
| twenty years. | allude to the examination
exercises of the celebrated Mary Sharp
| College, established for the thorough edu-
cation of young ladies. This institution is
fast recovering the influence and usefulness
| enjoyed by il anterior to the war. In pro-
| portion to the improved resources of the
| South, the classes of this establishment
constantly increase in numbers. Although
the number of students is much less than
in the "better days of the republic" still
it is in a fourishing condition.
Perhaps one of the most patent featuree
of its superiority over most others in the
country, is owing, in a great degree, to the
incessant and indelatigable industry OF
| President G.. Graves. So vast an amount
of labor and energy as he emplOys, directed
| with such system and method, must neces-
sarily insure success, and if young lady
possesses capacity, she will certainly be
thoroughly educated after passing through its
collegiate term. The department of math-
ematics, under the control of Prof. Marks,
has standard as high as most of the male
| colleges Of the United States. The gradu-
| ating class was not more than half dozen.
| In truth, this is an attainment that bat few
| reach in this college. Education here is
not considered surface accomplishment,
the polished practices at the toilet, and CO.
quettry in the parlor, but the labored cul-
| tiyati0n of the mind, not an unreal aP-
pearance, but a positive reality. Uhlita-
rianism seems to be chief object. The
mind is not dissipated with light litera-
ture, but feeds on the most nutritious and
strengthening food afforded by the solid
science. Such ia Mary Sharp College.
Long NAV IT flourish.
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In this city. at the residence Of the brides
father, on the 10th inst. by the Rev. r. +.
Bunting. ID. sANUEL NJ. hURPRY. Esq Of
Cincinnati. to Miss Anna. daughter of Chas. NJ.
Rays. Esq.
II the wishes and prayers Of large body Of
admiring friends can prevail. thisWedded union
will be long, and unmarried by aught that can
cast shadow over the bright prospect OF the
future on which they have entered, May 1t
be so.
Al the First Presbyterian Church in this city
at ~ P. ", June 10. ls6s. by Rev. DR.. X. +.
Bunting. Col. WILLIAM A. BELL, Of Augusta
county. Virginia. and Miss ELIzABETH 4 Nor
rISGHAN. Of this city.
The happy couple left on the evening train
for their future happy home in the beautiful
Valley Of Virginia. amid the cOngratulatioRsOi
many friends. who wish them every happiness
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( The following dispatches were received
At the Chamber Of Commerce.: Ell

at the Chamber Of Commerce: fAl
New YORK, June 16-10;40 A. M.-Cot-
ton dull and unchanged. II M.-Cotton
dull and unchanged. 2 P. M.-Cotton ir-
regular; sales to-day 1900 bales holders
ask &c higher low middling sold at 272e.
LIVERPOOL, June 16--I1:50 A. M.-Cot-
ton firm estimated sales to-day 5000 bales !;
nplands l0s9102d Orleans lOfd. 100 P.
Motion NORMALLY unchanged sales to-
day 10000 bales. 5P. M.-Cotton frner /:
sales to-day 1900 bales uplands 10id /;
Orleans I'D.
There is good deal Of inquiry as to the
price at which wheat will rule, and as
usual opinions vary. Some choice lots for
delivery this week have sold at 81 sO62,
but for future delivery buyers are not offer
ing more than 81 5O@1 IS. There are
parties who believe that wheat will 90
even below these figures Some farmers
will probably hold up for better prices,
taking the course Of last years crop as
criterion. 1t should be remembered, how
ever, that this years crop viii likely turn
out much larger .han that OF last year, in
which event prices will go down; but if
the crop should not be so large, a antici-
pated, prices will go up, as they did last
year This is a risk that farmers have to
take. The reports from the crop through
out the country are favorable to a yield
considerably larger than that of last year,
owing to the fact that a much greater
breadth Of ground was sOwn,in wheat. The
prospect now is that wheat will rule much
lower than last year. In consequence Of
this, -four is considerably depressed and
prices are entirely nominal, the quotations
ranging from 5000 for super6ne to s1S
Gl3 so for fancy brands. .-..-
Corn sacked and delivered at the rail
road depots il quoted at $4,000 and in
store at SEC.
The trade in groceries and provisions is
very limited, and confined almost exclu
sively to supplying the local eonsGnptive
demand.
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MELVILLE. Jnne lG. 186g.

There was some little stir in the cotton
market to-day, though not Of speculative
nature. A spinner took twenty bales, and
the remainder were boughton orders. We
report tle following transactions p bales
at ga, 3 at 25c, at DC, and a 2ltc.
Total sales % bales. Receipts bales
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

CIRCUIT COURT.-In the consolidated
suits of Lewis and Morson against General
Voolfolk for the purchase of a plantation
and negroes in Louisiana, the jury, after
some days, found a verdict in the Lewis
case against Voolfolk; but in the Morson
case, the jury, after being out about ten
days, failed to agree on a verdict, and were
discharged on yesterday. In the Lewis
case, we understand that an appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

DmE'T TAKE IT.-Henry Long, a col
ored porter at the st. Cloud Hotel, was
arrested at the instance Of O. +. Brown, a
transient bOarder, on yesterday, charging
him with pilfering the SUN Of 30 10 from
has vest pocket while asleep. Henry
having borne for three years an honest
name, was not deemed guilty by Justice
Mathews, and he discharged him.
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junl4td

SUMNER CIorHN0 Morris Power
at his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received aud will continue 70
receive, the most complete assortment Of
summer clothing yet brought 10 this city
which he offers as low a. the lowest. His
linen alpacas. silk lus.re, dzat dlete, gsaz
linen spits are unsurpassed. He ssks NJ
examination Of his stock and prices.
e0d-2w.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

RELIEF.-At a meeting Of the employees
Of the Nashville and Northwestern rail-
road at the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad depot last night, the following
were appointed to solicit relief for the snf-
iers NJ w. Glenn, A. 5. Bouchard, NJ.
Keamey, VIM, Chrystal, John Moran,
Barney Hyues, T. B. Singleton, Ed. O'Brien
and John Vaughan.
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,
States 5-2Os at 73B.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at 4c premium.
There is but little doing here in govern
ment bonds. The banks buy at a shade
under the New York rate and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 744 for the old, and "a
for the new.
There is but little doing in corporation
checks. Dealers offer to buy at S5987c
and are holding at 90c.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in de-
mand at Soc.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange, on the 18Th
inst, were az follows:
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10 order TO close out our entire stock Of
dress goods, we have again reduced the
prices, and win sell good Mozambiquea al
poe, LenOs, Poplins, Linen Lawn, Grena-
dine at % per cent less than at any time
heretofore. Irish Linens and Cassimeres
will be sold al anction prices. A large ios
Of fine Silk Saques AZ from 81 10 81
apiece. Come all znd look At our bargains
before buying elsewhere.
.t +. Il j. NoRTHMAE,
iunel4 No. 20 Public Square.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

CoNwELL- HUGHEs DIFFICULTY. -
Justice Wilkinson on yesterday bound
Commodore Jas. Hughes and DR.. Conwell
over to keep the peace toward each other
for six months. The bonds Of the former
is fixed At $1,000, while that Of the latter
$1,000 Esquire Wilkinson also exacted a
small fine from each, for contempt Of his
court on Monday evening last
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

FIRE ACCIDENT.-As the Eclipse en-
CINE was coming up TO Summer street frouf
DeadS-ick yesterday morning, at full speed,
the lead horse attempted TO turn the Cherry
street corner, and made such a sudden
whirl that the engine ran into the curb
stone. No damage was done TO the engine,
however. ]. NJ. Donahue, Second Pipe
man, was slightly bruised from the fall he
received, while the legs Of one Of the horses
was little skinned.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

UNFORTUNATE OccURREEoE.-A little
con Of Mr.. W. II, Gordon, aged shout
twelve or thirteen years, and we'll known
to those who frequent the Chamber Of
Commerce az the " little Secretary" while
returning home from the city yesterday
afternoon, was sun struck when nearly OPP
pOsite the Penitentiary, and rendered in-
sensible for some time. Medical assist
ance was called in, and hopes are expressed
for HE immediate recovery.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

Judge Lanham has announced that the
Pasohall House drawing will come of
promptly on the drst day Of J.ily. The
public can rely on this statement There
riH b no poStp0nerhoai. The number al
certificates IA Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing mvst 40 20 soon. or
lsse the chance. NJ RuFI =.
Agent Tor Psschall House.
iun1atl
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

DIsCHARoED.--Capt Bentley, Chief Of
Fire Department, mentioned in our issue
Of yesterday as being arraigned before
Justices Smith and Mathews, on the day
before, was on yesterday discharged BY
paying the costs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

FIRE ALARM "A dense volume Of
smoke arising from the accidental ignition
Of boiler Of pitch being used in repairing
the rear roof Of the st. Cloud Hotel, was
The occasion Of the FIRE alarm yesterday
morning at IL o'clock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

/
Preliminary Meeting Last Night.
A meeting was held at the Mayors Of
fee in the City Hall last night, to take
immediate steps toward an appropriate
celebration of the anniversary of American
Independence.
Mayor Alden was called to the chair
After discussion as to the direction,
distance and mode of transportation TO and
| from the grounds 20 be selected, nothing
definite was determined, and a COMMITTEES
of four, consisting Of Enos Hopkins, Ran
| dali Brown, Jno. Mnlroy and DR.. F. w.
Sparilng, were appointed to make inquiries
| as TO the most suitable and available situ-
alton, With Instructions to report at next
meeting. Eft
The following committee was appointed,
with power to contract for the pyrOtechni-
cal display:
Jas Ogden, w J Emory, J A Grant, H
II Ihornburg and Adolph Nelson.
Do motion, the following committee was
appoln ed. with authority to call public
meeting together in the Courthouse hall on
Thursday evening next, at 81 O'Clock:
Mayor A i Alden, M G Thayer. w
Emory, Maj Enos Hopkins, H II Thorn
burg, Jas Mclaughlin, Adolph Nelson. w
q Phillips, Maj Jas Grant, Mai VIM Gray,
Jas Ogden, John Lusk, Randall Brown,
Capt Ii Batman, John Ruhm, John Null
Inns, DIR Sparling, A Wolfe, H Harding,
George Lakewood, \ McTyeire, Dennis
Munday, Sampson Keeble, NJ Mccormack,
VIM Sumner, Dr. b Knatfa, A Menifee, ]
JHngerman, together with the members of
the city press.
PoIIcE CoURr, June l6-CaI. Had
docks, careless driving, 50.
VIM. Sands, assault aud battery, con-
tinued
Jennie Lewis. disorderly conduct, con-
tinued.
VIM Burt, larceny of a meerschaum
pipe, turned over to Justice of the Peace.
Jno. Williams, larceny of one caddy of
tobacco valued at S21, turned over to JUS
tee Of the Peace
Henry Snedeker, assault aud battery,
continued.
Webster Patterson, malicious cruelty to
Martha Crutcher, So.
Mrs NJ. Moran, tipping on Sunday, dis
charged.
Geo. Fredericks, assault and battery,
continued
Manda Bush, using language calculated
to provoke a breach of the peace, dis
charged.
Martha Wane, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Isabel DonloW, assault and battery and
provoking language, discharged.
JnO. Hart, larceny of chickens valued
at 81, sent to the workhouse for five days.
Mrs. r. Wilson, assault and battery, con-
tinued.
j. Kreuch, tippling on Sunday, $40.
VIM. Bassaw, same offense. SO.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

THAT TOBACCO MACKEREL.-In Squire
Mathews court yesterday, the counsel for
the defense Of Jno. Williams, the tobacco
thief, asked for a continuance Of his suit,
which was granted, and the young man
taken back to Jail. Soon after Williams
departure from the office, the Sheriff
entered with cupids together with a true
bill found against him by the grand Jury.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

HUME BUnDEe.-The examination
exercises Of the Hume High School COM
nence this morning, and continue through
all Of this week, until Tuesday next.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--Louisa Gar
rett, a colored female, had two other col
uTed females, by name Anna Miller and
Eliza knight, arrested and taken TO the
court Of Justices Casseiy and Brien yester-
day, charged with assault and battery upon
her person. The evidence was insufficient
to substantiate their guilt, and they were
discharged at the prosecutors cost
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17

Gold, with everything else, made an adj
vance in New York yesterday. The fol-
lowing are the quotations Opened at 14O4,
was 14O4 at 1925, 400 at noon, 140s at 2,
and closed at l40s at p. NJ. The rates
here were 1891 buying and 14OA selling.
Government securities are higher. The
following are yesterdays New York quo