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THE Thief AND THE HARBoRER.-In
the court OF Esquire Mathews yesterday
upon the oath Of Thos, Lettering, States
warrant was issued for the arrest OF Jerry
Woods and Lem Foster, the former for steal
ing and the latter FOR receiving goods known
10 have been stolen. Foster gave $3.50 bail
and Woods in default went to Jail, until 9
o'clock to-day.
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUE OF THE
FIRST WARD.-The citizens Of the first
ward met at the auction rooms Of Weber
\ Mills last evening, and formed a Sew
mour and Blair Club, and elected the fol-
lowing officers President, f. J. Thomp-
son Vice Presidents, II. II. HAYNES. r. J
Bates and J. Fishel Secretary, ]. IL
Hayden; Treasurer, John Coltart
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing is a complete list Of the transfers o
real estate, in this county, from July "a t.
July 81: .rl.
j. A. Breast to Syduor ZuocarelIo deed
to fourteen and one-half acres of land in
the county, $4,000. ras
Ellen Young to w. d. Simpkins, deed
to three acres, one hundred and forty-fVe
| square poles of land in district %, $500.
JAS. Hickman the East and Spnrlock,
deed to five lots in Edgefeld, $500. p h
}. w. Bush to Philip Kennedy, deed to
one iot in EdgefeId, Putnam's addition,
Warren Jackson to E. w. Adams, deed
TO two lots in the plan of West Nashville,
1919.
X. L. Burnham to Susan E. johnson,
deed TO sixteen acres of land in 10Th dis
trict Of Davidson county, $1,000. q
J. w. Ready to H. s. French, deed 10 lot
on Vine street in city, $4,000.
Robt. A. Young and wife TO John Bryan,
deed to land in Missouri. -. l..
Thos. C. and John A. McCampbell TO
Eliza J. Higgins. deed to fifty acres land
IN the county, $1,000. i
Chas. w. Smith to the Congregation K.
n. Oharai Sholon, deed to one lot, part of
No. 127 East side Of South Vine street,
$4,000. q. 81
The Congregation Kahl Kodesh Oharai
Sholon to c. W. Smith, deed to a lot on
Market street, $1,000.
Geo. Hutchinson TO Andrew Henderson,
deed to part of lot No. Sc, plan Of Nash
vile, $24S0.
J. P. and Annie P. Humphreys to P. V.
Dupont, deed to lot No. 81, in Humphreys
Houston's and Martins addition, 1915.
Same parties to VIM. Hanafn, deed to
lot No. go, in same addition, $275.
Letitia J. and Tyson ID. Harris to A. j.
Martin, deed to land in North Alabama.
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Nor DAEGERoUs.-John Rucker, who
was shot by Hat Macy night before last, is
not 10 bad as was first reported and stands
considerable chance Of recovery. He has
refused TO prosecute young Macy, saying
that he alone vas to blame for the diff
Guilty.
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NINTH DTsTRTcT.-A large aud en-
thusiastic meeting of the citizens Of the
ninth district, was held at the residence OF
Capt. j. M. Smith, on Thursday night and
a Seymour and Blair Club organized. Col.
Thos. B. johnson was chosen President,
and John c. Ferris Vice President J. L.
Iaryan, Secretary, and John H. Burke,
Treasurer. The grounds of Capt. Smith
were beautifully illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, transparancies, etc. Speeches
were made by Col johnson, Mr.. Ferris,
Mr.. Coyington and Capt. J. l.. Yaryan,
and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
After q vote Of thanks to II. Clay Brooks,
for his kindness in assisting Capt. j. NJ.
Smith, the club adjourned 10 meet on next
Thursday night, at the same place, when
several distinguished speakers will address
the club.
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CONTINUED UNTIL MoNDAY.-The case
Of George. Barker, for obtaining money
under false Pretences, which was TO have
been tried In Esquire Wilkinson's court
yesterday, was continued until Monday on
account % absence Of witnesses.
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The harvest is now over in all the winter
wheat growing sections of the West and
North, and from all accounts it appears
that the yield is fair, and in some places far
above the average. The quality is said to
be good, Notwithstanding the inferior quail
ity Of most Of that which has already been
marketed, which is accounted for upon the
supposition that the best farmers stack their
wheat before threshing, 80 that it may go
through the "sweat" and come to market in
good order.
The New York Independent of the 2Sth
alt. says:
The amount Of transactions in drygoods
for the past week has not been large, and
purchasers for the fall trade have shown no
eagerness to buy largely; but prices are
very firm, and there is a strong upward
tendency in most kinds of domestic cottOns.
There is considerable uncertainty as to the
market for the raw material, and until the
full extent Of this years crop shall be
known, there will be a continued doubt as
to future prices. The impression very gen.
orally prevails, however, among dealers
and manufacturers that there will be a con-
siderable advance in the price of manufac.
tured goods. We suspect that there is a
larger amount of shirtings and sheelings
ready to be thrown upon the market than
is generally supposed to be the case but,
as the demand will undoubtedly be large.
and the ability of the South and West to
purchase, owing to the great yield of the
crops, will be greater than it was last year,
there is every probability that there wiz be
buyers for all the goods that are offered.
AT present the prices of cotton have a
downward tendency, and the shipments
from this port to Europe are diminishing.
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CRY MATTERs-Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien, ST.,
will address the public tonight at tie cor
ner Of Park and Cedar streets, on the sub
iect Of the present condition Of corporation
affairs and how 10 remedy it.
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WATER TAX-For the present half wear
is now due, and saving Of ten per cent.
can be made by paying al the banking
house OF Thos. 5. Mari, corner Union and
College streets. ljy2y-lW.
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In gives us very great pleasure TO an.
nounce this morning, a very decided change
for the better in the condition of our es-
teemed and valued fellow-citizen, Col. Jno.
b. Johnson. His improvement is so great
as to place him beyond all danger. We
but express the earnest wish of our whole
city in earnestly hoping for his fuH reslo-
ration TO health and his friends.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States sos at 724. a.

LOuuOu duflCeS Ol Yesterday quote OnlLeu
States sos at 724. --
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium. PA
There is but little demand here for United
States bonds. Dealers buy at a shade under
the New York rates and sell at about {c
advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 634 for the old and
624 for the new.
Private dispatches received after business
hours quote new Tennessee bonds at 60!.
As this is with the July coupon on, it is
equivalent TO 57lc.
There is but little doing in city checks
They are quite scarce in the market. Deal
ers but at 88c and sell at 90c in the dollar.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 23th
ult were as follows:
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WepIeige ourselves that our table shall DO
supplied with the best the city and country AZ
forda. Oar seryants are polite and attentive, and
40 guarantee sail faction b. all who may please
b call on US
The Onnibases leays fhs hotel rogularIy for
All ths railroad depOta and conn eetions, The
Lebanon stages also leave from hers daily
SAM'B Is. HARE 4 CO
Nashville, F0ua.. April 18th. 1853. n
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY,

a SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
~ Ineeting 81 the crelitbr Vi Philip Blumsn-
thai bankrupt. viii Ne held ~ Nashville GA the
18th day 0t July ls65. at 2 o'clock r. a.. al tho
nfIce % A. s. Bradley, Register.
A 8 CHADBOURNE.
juIyij law2tt Assignee.
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PosrroNEMENT.-The public meeting
called for this evening, under the auspices
Of the Soldiers Democratic Club, is post
poned until next Saturday, August Slh,
1868. NELL S. Brown, JR., Sec'v.
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For NIaVOr

At the earnest solicitation Of many of our in
Auential citizens, 1 hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fall
election. IL. II. THORNBERG.
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THE SECOND WARD.-The Second Ward
met over Benson & Toney's, UNION AND
DIsPAaCH Block, and organized Seymour
and Blair Club Il. B. Sloan was appoint
ed temporary Chairman, and J. c. Wands
Secretary, s
The following committees were APP
pointed: aa
On permanent organization-Dr. J. j.
Gowen, Geo. Wright, A. O'Kane, ]. c.
Mcintyre, 10. Ambrose.
On HsIls--G. Wright, p McTigue, ].
l.. Chenault ]. J, Gowen, T. r. Mason.
On Speakers-J. c. Wands, 10 Ambrose,
p. MeTigue, NJ. Dalton, M. Frsnck
On Constitution and By-Laws-R. B,
Sloan, A. O'Ksne, wv. Hunter.
The Club will meet on Wednesday even
ing next, at Se'clock, In Congress Hall,
corner Jackson'and College ct reefs.
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POLICE COURT, july 31.-Pat Donohue,
drunk and sleeping in privy at the Com
mercial Hotel, So and costs.
Fletcher Davis, larceny of shawl and
watch, turned over to Esquire Mathews.
Hubbard Sturdivant, drunk and using
abusive language, SIS and cost.
Matte Frazier, Emma Woods and Mat.
tie Allen, keeping houses of iil-fame, the
first one fined So and costs, and theothers
continued. ..
y. W. Farnsworth, carrying concealed
weapons and using provocative language,
s. IA each case.
Robert Clifford, drunk and asleep on the
street, s. and costs.
John Odom, carrying concealed weapons,
discharged.
Geo. Colder and Wm. Colder, using
abusive and threatening language, S. and
cost each.
Thos. McGuire, drunk and asleep on the
street, So and costs,
Jack Bender, keeping house Of ill-fame,
So and costs. .. -T...s t-.
George Everly, whipping his wife, SO
and costs.
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University of Nashville,

HIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH SUP
1 ported and controlled neither By Church
nor State, has rendered valuable and acknOWl-
edged services to the cause Of education, science
and religion. 1t is established on permanent
basis, and while mainly dependent upon tuition
fees for its support, has ever welcomed studiOus
and ambitious youth to its advantages, with OF
without money. IL is the design of the Trustees
to open Law. Scientific literary and other De
allow
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SUTH WARD CLUB.-The adjourned
meeting OF this club met on last evening at
their hall. The attendance was large and
enthusiastic. The club was addressed by
Mr.. Terry II. Cshal Of this city, and also
bv Mr.. John Mccain, member Of the
club. The work goes bravely on, and the
old sixth ward is proving itself true to the
working reputation il had in days Of yore.
PERSONAL Hon. ] Powell, Of Green
willie, East Tennessee, arrived in The city
yesterday from Washington, and is stop
ping at the Commercial.
Secretary Fletcher has gone TO Oeve-
land, Tor n few days.
Prof II. b. Todd, Of Gallatin, lie st the
ST. Cloud
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FIRST Monday in November, 1868,
f II H y.
PROFESSORS.

WILLIAM K. BOWLING. MD, Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, NJ D., Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, MD, Surgery.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, MD, Institutes Of
Medicine.
JOHN Ii. CALENDER, I'D. Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics,
WILLIAM L. NICH0L. MD. Clinical Medi-
cine.
THOMAS B, BUCHANAN, MD, Anatomy.
VAN S. LINDSLEY, MD, Surgical Anatomy.
HENRY NJ. COMPTON. MD, DemOnstratOr
of Anatomy. .....
For additional information apply to
WILLIAM X. BOWLING. Dean.
iT28 II -
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A NEaRo METHODIST PREACHER CoNF
TO GRrT.-Yesterday morning we spoke
Of fetch Davis, a negro, being sent to iail
for stealing : shawl. In the afternoon the
case came up before Justice Mathews and
he found Davis occupation to be that Of a
Methodist preacher, and also found him a
betroIhed lover to two negro girls. Rose Ems.
ley and Mary Mcdaniel, and while court
ing on he had stolen cor the other. and
'aoe uerSu. lie was arrested first anon a
warrant sworn out by Rose Ensley. and
afterwards had charges preferred s,,.inst
him by the Mcdaniel negro. Davis IA in
his possession a shawl and silvsr yg,tcb
the property Of Rose, aud two d,llsrs /.
pair of pants, one linen buster. three ys5,s
a silver watch, breast pin and two 6n~er
rings, the property OF the Mcdaniel
What sho intended 70 do with abe moIe
attire, or where che cot il, We didn't in
quire-reckoned she proposed wearing the
pantsloons IN the event Of the match. p,.
Wis is a gay deceiYer, was bound over bv lhe
Esquire in the sum Of $500 and in defanli
went 20 jail.
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PERsoNAL.-Joseph II. Thompson, OF
Bedford, was in the city yesterday. Hav-
ing recently passed from New York and
Washington through the North, he reports
every indication as favorable to the tri-
umphant election Of Seymour and Blair.
Gov. Brown left the city yesterday even
ing for Shelbyville, where he will address
a grand ratification meeting TO day for Sey-
mour and Blair, He goes thence to Hunts
willie, Ala, where be will speak on Monday.
He receives daily calls for his services.
His noble stand for peace and liberty has
attracted the admiration of not only Ten
nesseans, but of other States.
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SfNGLEroN, at the Poet Office, has the
Chimney Corner, New York Ledger,
Waverly, and the other Literary and
illustrated papers for the current week.
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ARENT6 WANTED.

THROM eI0 TO s2O A DAY MADE WITH
III Oaly few dollars capital. Agents Banted
10 every town sad 60 uBty iu the state. % sell a
new MECHANICAL INVENTION. Several
WAntsl in every hHus shold-
Samples mailed 20 any address on receipt Of
fifty cents Address j. T.. CARROLL.
IVA ~ p D. Louisville. by.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The following ia
complete list of the marriage licenses ia
sued from July oath to July 3lst:
VIM. A. Hard ing and Meoni Crook.
William Jones and 0phelia Rstson
owen lynch and Bridget Hannifen.
Martin CorcoraR and Mary Demming.
VIM. W. Goodwin and Mary A. Patter-
son,
james J. GillieOe and T. Ella Hellernan.
James l.. Scott and Belle Hicks.
There were also five colored licenses Is
sued.
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The Workhouse dog-butchers ought to
take stroll some morning before day in
the neighborhood of the UNION AND DIS
PATCH Office. Ten thousand dogs of all
ages nightly congregate and howl there.
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THE Tennessee Horticultural Society
hold i's monthly meeting at the Masonic
Hall on this afternoon at y P. NJ, which
will be open 10 the public.
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SiOSeu at 9dS 2Jt2s DOuOta Z q.
FRANKFoRT, July 31.-United States
bonds &c. 81
PARIS, July 31.-Rentes 7Of. SOC.
LIVERPOOL, July 31-Evening. Cotton
brokers circular report sales for the week
ending Thursday evening at 63,000 bales.
including l5,O0Oto spectators and 1000 to
exporters. Stock $4,000, 28,00Oof which
Is American. The quantity at sea for this
port is 10000, 5000 being from America.
The quotations for the week show a de-
cline of Id; middIings aAoat 9Id; Orleans
93d. The market to-day is buoyant and Z
94d higher; sales $4,000 bales, closing
strong; uplands 9Bd; Orleans 104d.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Sales 66 hhds.
tobaccO-lugs 81 1909 rs: shipping leaf
SIS 500l8 IS. Corn csc. Oats, new, 45O
SOC. Wheat 81 S5G92. Fiour-snperfine
Sc 25@6 so; family brand $40 5OG1O Is.
Rye 81 %. Mess pork S28 50 cash.
Bscon-shoulders 134 clear rib sides I6ac;
clear sides III. Bulk meats-shouIders,
l27c; clear sides 164c. Lard 1SQlS4c.
Whisky, raw, advanced to 81 20, tax paid.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July S1.-Flour, family.
50 1000 25. Wheat 50 0562 Is. Corn
S49S5c. Oats 70@S3c. Whisky 55c in
bond. Pork $28 so. Lard I8c. Bulk
meats 12@14i. Bacon, shoulders, 13@134
clear rib sides, 16l@164; clear sides II
hams l94@204. Coffee 22@27. Bntter 80
@35c. Eggs 1Sc.
NJ. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July I.-Flour-superfne
81 5O08. Wheat 50 25G2 0S75c. Corn
81@93c. Oats 4S@72Ic. Mess pork S29
929 %. Bulk meats 14(915@16f. Bacon,
clear sides l64@17; hams 2O@21c. Lard
49,. Whisky 81 %.
#sE New York Market.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-COttOn more active
and fully &c better; sales $500 bales; up
lands SOC. Rice steady, Carolina l04G9114. 4
Coffee quiet. Sugar 11f@12. Molasses I'M
changed. Flour active. Wheat 81 8S@
50. Corn 81 05@1 17c.
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, July 31.-Drygoods mar
ket quiet Prints steady at 1903. Hea-
w brown sheetings 17@174c. Mouslin
Delaines zoe. i
New York Money Market
New YoRR, July 3l.-Money market
easy at 394for call loans; sterling exchange
dull at 95@10l; gold 144369145. Govern
ment securities declined. New Tennesssess
CIT old 63{.
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For CongrPs,

| hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in This di4rict, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6. 1865. jy7 If
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The Cumberland at this point is still
swelling, but slowly We report three feet
large on Harpeth. Weather moderate
Trade Gull ..
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In Bankruptcy.
,Iia IlsafrIcf Of Tennessee NJ 5
I
Vile, JaIy 2IO, Isss.

TIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notiea of his appointment a. Assgnes Of
W. a. tiaiuss Alex. hemt,hilL. w u Bratton,
Chas p. WescOtt. u snry Levi and W. X. Tur-
ner, OF Davidson eOanty, Tennessee. within
said district, who have bs,an adladRsI bank
Tupts upon their own petitions. By the District
Court of said district
Ajax. A. HALL. Assignee.
0Aiee. "a s. Market street jyZ5lag "
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 3l--Evening. -ConsoIs
closed at 948@944. Bonds 72B. af..
FRANKFoRT, July 31.-United States
bonds 76
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The Speaker then touched upon the
money question, declared himself in favor
OF the Radical policy, violently opposed
the idea of Reputation, and concluded by
offering all Of his worldly effects, down to
has feather bed, as sacrifice upon the altar
Of Republican ideas. He eKhorted the
Legislature to be calm and prudent, to do
nothing in haste and the whole Federal
army would back them in their actions.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District OF Tennessee az Lewis
berg Che 27ah juno, Isss.

rHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tiee Of his appointed Assignee Of LII
Crockett, W. II. Cunningham, l. G. walker. j,
A. DoWd, James G. Russell and J. IA. Glenn. in
the county Of Marshall and State Of Tennes-
see. within said district, who have been ad-
Judged Bankrupts upon their own petitions By
the District Court Of said District.
RICHARD WARNER, JR.,
jy2I 4w Assignee II said BankruPts
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STACEY HOUSE,

Nhurch sEreeF, HHshNIFEe' NFHn-
THIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING BEEN
] thoroughly renovated and rsfstsd. 4 now
OpenfoT the reception Of quests.
Liberal Arrangements made with permanent
bOarders, aud hrst-cIass acc0MmCdati0ns,
JYZj Jun C. A. P-J5ILEl, PropT-
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Local ON Dits.

Painters have commenced work on tn
City Hall.
Nashville had but one FIRE during july
and only lost 500.
There were only sixteen cases before th.
Police Commissioner yesterday.
The Stacey House is fast regaining il
former popularity,
The city yesterday was unusually oaiet
scarcely anything stirring.
The transactions in real estate have beer
unusually limited for the past week.
The work of regarding Church street, was
begun Thursday.
Gen, Wager swayne has gone to Louis
Vile.
The Old Opera House on Church street
Is being torn down for old lumber.
Nestor's quarry, on South Spruce street,
is filled with workmen getting out curb.
stones for the city. -
A drove Of sheep from Wilson county
passed through the city yesterday afternoon
destined for the North Nashville stock
yards. II 3 = Ell
Some one recently made a most excel
lent suggestion in regard TO a Saturday
evening market. We hope the idea may
be acted upon.
The colored scaVenger firm Of Petty and
Rains have procured scow in which they
exPectto float down the river with all the
filth in the city. $500
= A Moonlight Picnic and Prize Bowling
Match, Is the programme at Schenphug's
Horticultural Gardens on Monday next.
Music and dancing are the features, and it
commences at P. NJ. sE III
A grand rally Of the Democratic masses
comes off at Shelbyville to-day. Speakers
have been Invited. The Odd Fellows cor
net band has been engaged. The whole
county will be on hand, and a glorious time
will be had. Te "
The sewer at the northeast end of the
Market House is reeking with filth Ct every
description. The poisonous miasma rises
from it in clouds, and falls upon the people
who are compelled to go to market every
day. 1t is an intolerable nuisance and
should be abated at once. -filis
Jas. McMillen, the 9Th cavalry soldier,
imprisoned some days ago for breaking up
a lot Of furniture in a house near the bar
racks, was released from Jail yesterday by
Esquire Matthews, having first subscribed
to the paupers oath. "E
The large frame building on the corner
of Church and Walnut streets, Immediately
opposite the Chattanooga depot, which was
built by and has been in the use of the
government as a Quartermaster's office, was
vacated yesterday and itsfurniture removed |
to Ash Barracks
The police should be compelled to march |
up and down Union street forty times a
day, 20 as to enjoy the effect of the numer-
Gus prOiane and obscene expressions that
come from gang of Vagabond negro boys
who cOngregate at the mouth OF Printers
Alley despite the protestations Of the citi-
zens Of the locality.
A negro named 10 Gershew had the mis-
fortune 10 be carried before Justice Math-
ews yesterday, charged with stealing set
IF scales and weights from a man named
Ed Clark. The matter was compromised,
md after lecture TO 10 by the Esquire,
who told the accused that if he appeared
before him again that he should be weighed
N the balance of justice and-perhaps
'ound wanting, 10 was allowed to depart.
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WINES.

MALT LIQUORS.
q Casks YOunger's Ale,
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter
zoe, 900 Cigars, Imported aud Domestic.
(fine3t brands.)