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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-30
FOR VECKszURS.

FOR VLCKS5UR9.
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United states Nail Packet.
For Ficks5UTg and the Bends.
LockhaTt master
This splendid passenger packet
viii leave IS above -
THIS Day, 20th inst, at pm.
LARRY H EJISTAD, AGENT.
Oc90lt ii MsuiSen street
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Mississippi and tennessee Z. B
Fast Freight Line to New Orleans.

4 RRANGEAENTS have been made with the
Mississippi Central, and Ne,V OrlesDs,
Js-AsOn and Great Northern Railroads., by
VII ch Ere ght can Do shipped through to New
Orieap3 Without Change or cars or Transfer.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
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pOlsOn, fine Bluf. ~DardaEelIe, Van
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and AL landings on the Ar
kansas river.
Bla,scen, Master
This nns EssenEsr packet vii
leave as abO &c, On -
MONDAY, November ?, at 3 pm.
Fer freight or passage Apply to
T.. A. KEN DIG Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures.
'rhr!.a>t CT the President.

Tic Presidents Message was 80 c:n-
phatiraliy laid upon tho table that i; i
now probably forgotten except ~ an
insult, not so much to Congress ~ 10
+, common honesty and common.>cn>r.
, Iu,. .nhc<lirwc 10 the requirements o.:
the, Constitution, the President rccoin-
.incutlc,l certain measures which he
consiacrcd necessary To tho pnbIic VOL
fnrc.t.Elin first OF them wns u PROPOSE
i tion that the people OF the co'niry
shooll yir0cccd 10 say that they did
not mean villa, they had inst dcclar'I
jat tho election aud after t!e Iu'lcst DIS
Jcusli6n; hntl7the sScond>wdS.' Mat The
IGovcrnlnrnt should cheat its creditors.
The comedy or llir first sugscation FOR
tho public welfare is soberSI BY the
uunutiratcd SlaYcrr Of tiic!sehoasl -
s. fCoEfpS .at. this Message With Ats
ssuilrr rsspirlt aud its bast proposals.
fho Sohntry eau. naSine-what the mn
stiopAf fSlfhatioitwouIl havS nowbtcn
had Holatio Seymour been elected.
Tho .n6sur1li,ics and crinlinalitics OF
thc AIcssase s.voald .haSe been INC &C.
c!arstl policy OF tho Governments. " ii'c
rcconStruction acts, would have bcrn
doomed, and the late rebel States
would leouscqncntlvh have been plunged
into anarchy. 'fhc honor'ot the Cnl-
ted States would have BEEN irrerocabl.E
tarnished, and tho nation thascmersea,
victorious from = struggle, ,ot arm"
would hass succumbctl to hopeless de-
.moraI!3ation:~ The system Oh tpopular
goYsrnnlcnt would have been brought
Into Disgrace from YbiSh, it Is nD'
possi9!GkTsso whch-it Gould lE'so re.
covered; aud. bankrupt, IN. good sense
and, common; honestly the.,-ft,et.tf!!, a!.aIu!
wonid Iiavc bcer rthr 'seotn,9 ,9t history.
live lsatt not seeI, = sient party sur
rendering itself Inst = sufntlcrs 70 the
scntrol urhsli;ixl cuomics, rnot only oi
tne2nlHn hin OF the priqe.ple OF the
Govesnncnt, and proclaimlnS that
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wall PArEE-of! Grades and
Styles--a.iull assortment-at the
Book Store, chsYcr than
else tn to~n.
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EEAAl SRz;Ei1'I'- A. A:
CHARLESTON, EANa

hn;r..,r SwimG.i!ir was iae truc E!i'u |
,.;.I ,.n.t,v Tor = .:rcat nation. ~ Wo"iu !
L,,' ' ;r.rr,jih,r thu: . pgcs:hrn. rouid
.,,rj 90 C.urrryy .u"li 4 Ers sage aN
!l,,i.' The blank stupidity o: propoS::
:n,. ~, after u:,T, .siaa three years
,rcu.;p,ancc with III. situation, a!tcy
,Lr mes. :u,c.!igrni and repeated ant !
,..,u..,,.:yc rc"Gir;, ag.:.,>t " Ny on
.y" H.. ccru,ry .horta adopt !: "s 'hc
sole so..,iliow ct' rvcry difficulty. is cN:.
u,i.a,.. ..".un:v upon IL" theory o! ma
r.cI :.s...r.:!cc :;.h ;u.l. Gc:%@nd "o@h-
uar,-. which j. more t!.an Su>p@c;"" ~
the President. !;ii :hc L:iSk Enayc:E
luf the Recommendation 10 break
! H." .:,;,ii OF the GorrrniacE, rcrc&!S
ito;a. want OF the .anr,.l scmaa III Ike
! Gh;rf .NEa"i-tratc. witrl,' sh"n'H't It'
.r.lnE - Is, rather vigorously rc::l:Ed
lr:r ru;iuiry tI:at coniinun '""S'I"a'"
:, really nt some ;:%ct;rI! value in
public affairs.
! -. >rH:;r arrested the :c3G:":. q!
! -. Mr.~":a. IL" !EcH.c ;:>:rnc,t ~
IL, and immediately iaiI !: uron 'hr "a
be. Nhrnr" II wii' nrvrr Is? :@.0N.
+ There w,yr several ;:rpubiican %c:la-
l,u".. .ur.,"!;n% NJ. Morton and Mr.
wilson. :.no ?:rr2 ia favor ot rcaa:a%
"a" Whole. uf"" the ground ihat the
tTr,n..;,",iom r"i':i"cS he !r"S:drH! 10
.r..::.:::.:r..i,. 10 tHn%r"'i "a" -i"ic III
.,..r ,,ru;,;ry. i:sh 10 <U1:ai: suggestions
i"r n.v'" .:.": -. pal!,r w&':lrr. E";
-. :. L.; i"... nu, cu:nH@i Cu"s9r,.
- ;.r,r au,t..;:,r :!Ir iycai',"Ei may!
De- 4. ~
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CoxGrK&>, after - sitting Of ;"o
weeks, ndj"urnrd on December 2l''
til the 9Th ut January. after which it
will have two months, hard work be-
fore sivin:, place to the FortE-iir>'
Congress. whose first session bcSln:s
Malrh, ,lth. T., , |-. :,
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: .GESrkA1. :(sIAxr has di,i,a,ci.td ono
ofhis aiIs TO maSc Il tour oi inspection
through AsksnSaS aud prcfcpt - true
repor, OF thc condition OF Affairs ia
that distressed State: ~. ..AEE1 /, 9
:. ,TuG Ecilcticld Presbyterian Church,
in tl!6 FohrtedlthSN.1rl Of Pittsburgh,
was totally destroyed byiire. on sun
,lny. the aO,h inst. Loss, $2O,UD; III.
surcd for ,SlSoW.@ V3?T !. C..
4 EEv,yALlSr, encountcrins III Afri;
eau, asked him : !" Ny good nlan, have
YOU found the Lorl?% 10 which sum-
DO replied III a surprised rnauner, "Gol.
II, massa,N am &c Lord lost:'
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G2RilOliS... Advertisements.
%. '!I.. 49, A. =. H:.I- 49,. -
AREMARKABL EXACT

TIN. 10, ,ins,c Instance has come 10 the knowledge
or tic rrop!r.oH.t tS falurs o. R"bseks Medicines.
Civ" entire In tie hupdd' Of 'housa'l'
ofcn.cs In whlca ;ry have hr"n use!; this is worthy
u! rc,nars md unrhib!e evidence Of their iutrin'ie
merits. IN. Rogers. agent p ~.
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Wnn',, D.. Z. in'. a.. II ', -: o. "':cr NJ
.scrtuut !'r a..
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Al ;?r,n..,.r; vIvr:.>' ':r':,' rari hr i'":" '':
in ndrr,nrr. Yearly a.Nr:i:,,'.''..:" ."yA""
quarterly. III ItN.Nrr.
Advertisements, :,8y .",> t.tl t,;'" h.''t';.'>.
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un....- i,:w. = a.:rr'. Hin":..
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ra:.,. 1" =" 81 .:'%"..!: ::'"n" "f
.jD:; P.:lHriTG.
IN The L..: ,:yIc Un ,.i".; i.U:L'".nI -: rfi:rn.
All" m;":. .h'"'.i'. ~ !'..c.
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Beautiful Snow.
IL IISI.:i..T Z. NJ X;.G|;.G.

IL Il.sE,:i;:r 3. NJ x;:G:GE.
Ecau,i!li snow. Lrau.i!a, SHOW.
Failing 80 l;;hliy.
laily Att! nightly.
Alike aroumI the dwelling. "' l.!t: al: ! ."
ll"rscs nrr pr"ncin",
C"vcIIly 'lGc'rG,
S;irrcL 10y the sp'It ta.i CONES "''h ia
sn"w.
I;rau,:rl SNOW. Lc:r:!!tiI sar"::
Ipa, liy ,lawn'n..
ia the cold Ir.'um"
Children cAuI., though the wins iic:rt'%
liailir. Tie >nuw GAEcS,
F,ilin: aS ,lay hrrak%,---
Joyful, they wciconc :hc hca".';;'i SHOW.
Bcnu i.nl SNOW Lcaa,i.u; s"ow..
Ch;ldhood'S 1,:;cS SianecS
Sec the bri-h; E.ncics.
. Dcckin; thr w:n,l"w.r;nr so:,iy a;, a.,",~ -
F"rrS. and ci:y. :.
figures pretty,
Left BY the magical fingers % Sr;"w.
Beautiful SHOW bcan'iful $a"w
Atmosphere r!';ilin",
Carr,a.s- ~hct!s -t,lhm..
Warming the COLI cnr;h, a:rl kim!'mS th:
glow
OF Christian pity.
For the great city
on wrctchcl creatures who Stalre 'mid the
SNOW.
Dcau;if,.i SHOW beautiful SNOW.
Ficir" the winl ll"wIu..
Tlicklv '!,> &:i""im.:
Night gathers rounI u>-how w'''a ;ita ;'.'
,.|~ glow
q! the il;c 81 sHt.
- e On the c"!d winter n::h:,
As wc draw in the curtains, II >!u; "": "'
SHOW.
Beautiful SNOW beautiful SHOW.
Round the dear iirtair!c -
I'm thu, sweet cvcn,ilr. -.
Closely VIZ s,,her though keen the wia!'
,.t. blow. .,1. -.
S,'rlv defended,
K,u'lly bclrieudctl,
MitY the hv,nt,s>,. exposed To .he SHOW.
IL Il O",' Scho"L'ay .|i$t'o'i
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A Southern Home Institution.
NASHVILLE

As- Issues all kinds of Life and Endowment
Policies on most favorable terms. lmayZS q
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Religions service.

The General Assembly of the Presby'
terrain Church in the United States, during
its late sessions in Baltimore, in view o.
the sad condition both Of The country and
the church,
Resolved, That the Thursday before the
first Sabbath in August, be appointed and
set apart by this Assembly as day Of
fasting, humiliation and prayer, 10 be
observed in all our churches.
In obedience to the above recommenda-
ton, appropriate service will be heldin the
lecture-room of the First Presbyterian
Church at 81 o'clock this evening.
Christians are cordially invited to attend.
l-aI all Tho nennla rrav
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAgHYILLE, Wednesday, July

NASHVILLE, Wednesday, July -.
Trade in all branches, ave grain, Is
nloderaiiBg.
Corrosive heard yesterday Of the re-
ception Of one bale, and the sale Of the same
at 26Ee. The stock on hand yesterday was
243 bales,
WHEAT-Coutinues exceedingly hnm
receipts far short Of demand, although more
changed hands yesterday than the day be-
fore. Farmers appear indifferent as to
Whistler sales are effected or not. We heard
Of s0ls bushels being bought yesterday at
81 s3@l S. for prime white, 81 759l ~
for red, Mediterranean 81 20, amber 81 so.
CoRN-AdvAncing and scarce. We heard
Of 1905 bushsIs being bought yesterday st
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, July 90 Evening. -Consols
closed at 94s. Bondssteady at 724
FRANKFORT, July 29.-United States
bonds 49,!
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Evening.- Cotton
closed heavy-sales S000bales; upIand4 ID;
Orleans gid.
New Eorls market. e
NEW York, July 2g.-Cotton quiet ana
dropping; sales 1900 bales; uplands 294(4
SOC. Rice dali. Coffee quiet. Sugar 4(a
l24. Molasses dull. Flour firm. Wheat
81 S2@}1 sc. Corn 81 02@l lie.
New York BrygOOsIs Market.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Drygoods mar
ket quiet. Brown sheetings, best makes
Ha'lSe print cloths &c; printed Galieees
l3t@l7; fancy cashmeres 81 5O@2.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.--Sales SO hhds.
tobacco-lugs to medium leaf S79l5 so
Wheat 81 S5@2. Flour suPeriiue So p
C0G so. Corn 93G95C. Oats, new, 45(1 SOC.
Rye 81 %. Mess pork S2S 50(G2S IS.
Sales of 500 barrels delivered in New Or
leans at $50. Lard, in fierce, 1S@lSlc.
Bacon-shoulders l3f clear rib sides l7C;
clear sides 174. Bulk meats-shoulders
lie; clear sides 16c. Cotton 2S4c. Whis-
ky, raw and free, 81 Is; in bond Coo.
sc. Louis MarkeI.
ST. LOUIS, july 29.-tTobacco we'll aus
tanned. FlOur-superfiRe IS 1901. Wheat
50 25G92 Soc. Corn S2@96c. Oats $50
SOC. Mess pork 500. Racou-l3@l5tG9
lie; hams204c. Lard l7!@lS4c. Whis-
ky 81 25.
Cincinnati NRrket.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat 81 $500 %. Corn $4,000. Oats
6S@80c. Pork is held at $2S 90. Bulk
meats l2l@144. Bacon, IS, l6l and II /;
hams 20@2l4. Lard 1Sc. Whisky 55e
IN bond.
New York AOney Market
New YORK, July 29.-MOney market
extremely easy al 394 sterling exchange
9B@10s; gold 1444. New Tennessees cog;
old 674. .
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-CottOn dull
| and irregular; niddlfngs 284c; no sales
| receipts ~ bales. Sterling exchange l57 4t9
100; New York sight exchange 4c pre-
MUM. Sugar and molasses nominally un-
changed.
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nusINEss KnTICE.

Capt THoMAs 8. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UEIoN AND DISPATCH. becomes
from this cate one of its proprietors. The firm
nnme-of the new concern will be JONES. HAYS
A Co., by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued rs heretofore, at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postofice.
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city,
nndi well known for his courtozy and amiabili-
~ a. gentleman. a. we'll as for intelligence.
Integrity aud promptness as man Of business.
Ito win have charge Of the business department
Of tho office. and will be found in our counting
room.
Tho euur business Of tho old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt. Hays
will also settle that and will rive all proper re-
ceirts and acquitances-
Being fully prepared 70 do all kinds Of print
ina promptly and in the best manner. tho new
6m solicit continuance Of tho liberal Patrcn-
ago extended 30 tho old.
January 10. 1863.
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JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorised agent at ClarlSs-
Vile. Tennessee, TO receive and receipt for SUBJ
scrptions and Advertisements for the UNION AND
DIsPATCH.
S. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin, Il our author
iEod agent for Williamson and adjoining eoun-
ties % receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the Union AND DGsPATCH.
DR.. ,. b. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. Odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for sd
vertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered 10 him viii be promptly attended TO-
lie will also keep tho Daily UNIoN AND Dis
PATCH on sale
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$50 SEC; yellow Sc; white SEC per bushel
in store, sacked, 96c; delivered at depot
81 05. Also 300 bushels yellow sold at csc
and 200 bushels white at 81 05.
HAY-Prime timothy S24925; com.
mon SIG per ton.
BAcoN.-Business in this market yes
terday was passable; advance of tc on
shoulders. We quote clear sides at I7I;
shoulders scarce at leo 143cs plain hams,
Io(9I9c; Tennessee canvased 10000;
country, l79lS4c; sugar cured 2OI@2lc.
LARD-Advancing and firm. 1t is quo
ed at l99l94c in tierces; in kegs 2I8c:
in THEE and FIVE pound caddiss 2l@2I4c
per ID.
. FLoUR-Noehange in this market. Com
mon to choice superine Sos so, extra
S1O@1l, Cream Of City Sl1, fancy SlI@I2
per Dbl. new SHOE; old is declining,
and prices are merely nominal.
BARLEY-$1 50 per bushel.
CoFFEE-Stifef; RiO zl(dZ6ci Laguyra,
&c; Java, 3S@4Oc.
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans, IS
@SOc.
sIRUPs-6591 l9e per gallon.
SUGAR-Crushed and grauulated 1sl9
Isle coffee sugars, A, B, c, 179174c, l6}
Ollie, l6!@l6ie; New Orleans, 16@16lc
Denarara, 16916lc choice.
CANDLEs-Star candles l74c per 10;
hard pressed talIow So 25 per box. t
SAIT-Advanced and firm. Five bushel
barrels are now quoted at So, and seven
bushel at So IS per bb. per car load 81
for single barrel.
LIQUoRs.- Dull, with a downward
tendency Common reciifed 81 1850
2 % by the barrel; Robertson county
81 50@4; Bourbon $49G.
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GRAND RALLY AT THE MAxWELLl-A
grand Democratic rally Of the Boys in
Blue and Gray, will be held tonight in
front Of the Maxwell House, commencing
at o'clock. Col. Colyar will deliver an
address 10 the Soldiers Democratic Club,
and other speakers are expected TO follow.
The drums will be out in full force this
afternoon. Let the whole Of Cherry street
be blocked. ~
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THE Circus Is CoMING.-We were
called upon yesterday by Mr. j. o. Davis,
Travelling Agent Of Robinson's Great
Combination Circus and Mensgerie, who
tells us this mammoth travelling museum
will exhibit in this city on the l3th or 14th
of August Robinson's circus is too we'll
known throughout the country TO need any
further remarks, than that it Is complete
in all its apartments, and is altogether one
Of the most gorgeous things, con wheels.
Due notice will be given Of the locality OF
exhibition.
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AT second meeting Of the anti-Grant
Club held yesterday evening forpermanen.
organization, the following Persons were
elected ofiioers: 4. Levy, PresidenI; Max.
sax, Mike Powers, ID. Winebsum, J. North
man aud J.. Bloomstein, Vice Presidents /;
ID. Barnard, Secretary; Sam. HymAn,
Treasurer; p. r. Albert, Chairman; Max.
Rosenheim, ?. Fleshman, J. Barker, ID.
Block, J. Samuels and j. NJ. Sobel, Exec
utiVe Committee Isaac Frank, Chairman
l.. Lehman, Isaac Levy, Committee on FL
nance. After appointing = committee 10
draft Constitution and Bylaws, the club
adjourned.
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First Bay-Tuesday. October

And continue FIVE days, with the following pr
Cramme
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We take pleasure in calling attention to
the Washington College, Va, of which
Gen. K. +. Lee is President. An insiitu-
tion inferior TO none in the Union, it es-
pecislly deserves the patronage Of the peo-
pie of the entire South.
The announcement Of the Paschall
House drawing for the Sth of October Is
positive. Those who wish, TO take the
chances or add to those they already have
will call al Mcclure music store SO Union
street
J. w. Wilson & Co., are offering superior
fruit cans, seli-sealing and Of glass Every
can Is warranted.
Crunk, Dodson & Co., present an usually
attractive auction sale to-day.
The Sisters Of Mercy reopen their school
on the lat Monday Of September-an eT-
cellent institution.
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Thomas Mcclure ON yesterday swore out
a warrant, in the court OF Justices Cassety
and Brien, against Jim Gamble, charging
him with assault with intent to commit
murder. Gamble gave $500 bond for his
appearance tomorrow.
In Justice Wilkinson's court, just oppo-
site, Jim Gamble swore out a warrant
against NJ. Leonard, with the same charges.
Leonard was required to give $1,000 bond
for his appearance. This case will be tried
to-day at two O'Clock.
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WAR IN THE JUSGLEs.-E-q. W. A.
Mathews on yesterday issued warrant
and placed it in the hands Of Constable L.
C. White. for the arrest Of the Pickett sis
tiers, who, according to the swearing of
Hattie Murray, one Of "Em. Hines girls, F"
the iungular trio propose to annihilate her,
or do her some great bodily harm. The
party viii be up for trial this morning.
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Church street, Nashville. Team.
FIyHIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING bnBhN
Il th0roughly ron0v ated and rebusd' - NJ"
opsnfar the reception Of guesn. ,
Liberal arrangem bnts made With permanent
boaydsra aud Grst-clasB acc0mmgiAtlohss
" sra e A. POSTLEH, Propr.
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A BREAE-NECK BoCAIITY.-On Cherry
street, Immediately south Of the poslofice,
some one in fixing their sidewalk has for
gotten 20 remove several tremendous
rocks. They lay across the pavement and
make that a most excellent loca lily TO
hreak ones neck.
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MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCEs.-
Yesterday al Justice Wilkinson's Ed. Mil
Ter was arraigned for obtaining ST. % un-
der false prctences from Foster Moslsy,
both colored, compromised by defendant
paying costs and receiving 4 parole.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-30

NORTHWESTERN REDIvyUs.-A con-
struction train left the city yesterday for
the purpose Of reoonstructing the bridge
that spans Richlands Creek, four miles
from the city, and which was DESTROYED
during the late "unpleasantness.p 1, re-
turned to the depot during the afternoon,
snd goes out again to-day. Regular trains
will I've in runRing order as soon as the
road is completely overhauled
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-30

lArPERIAL SEA WEED Mr.. James N
Carter of Williamson county, nesr the
Davidson line, brought us yesterday spe-
cimen Of the Imperial Sea Weed, of IN
exSmpled luxurianoe. II was Of four
weeks growth, with head eight inches in
length, very heavy and well 6lled with seed.
Il has the heavi body, is most prolific of
seed Of any grass We have ever seen grown
for hay ia this country.
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HoRuCUIruRAL SoOFN.-The viii
be a meeting Of the Horticultural Society
al the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening
next All persons having an interest in
snch Affairs whether strangers or citizens.
are respectfully invited 70 participate.
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PRICE 1--WE CENrs.

Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will he FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 20 that they can sell
At this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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MARRIED..

On yesterday. at the residence Of the brides
father, in this city. by Rev. A. J. Baird D.D..
JAMS S. SCorr and Miss BILLS HICKS. all Of
this city.
The happy pair will spend their hOneymoon
- .1.La.,F
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FIRST hACh-l DUNG AMERICA SrAKE-f0
two year olds dash of a mile. Subscription a..
play or pay. Association to add $500. Five a
moro to eli
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CALENDER ~ GARRETT, Real Estate
Agents, sold ON yesterday to the Jewish
Congregation, lot Of ground on Vine
street, near Church, upon which they expect
Al an early day, 20 erect a handsome Syna-
gogue.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress- in this di4riot, subject 10 the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Repubi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6. lSis. iy7tf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-30

At the earnest solicitation Of many Of our in
nuential citizens. 1 hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor. AZ the ensuing fall
election. IN. THoRNBERG.
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At dates received By mail
Total .............-..-....,----...-,.

The frst bale Of new cotton was receives
at Houston, Texas, on the 2Sth inst, ifoia
Grimes county. It Eas classed good mid
ding.
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WATER TAx-For the present half year
is now due, and saving Of ten per cent.
can be made by paying st the banking
house of Thos. 5. Mari, corner Union and
College streets. iy29-1w.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-30

BASE BAIL.-A match game of base
ball will be played to-day between the first
and second nine Of the Nashville Club, on
their grounds.