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THE COTTON MARK Ts.
Macon. Ga, July IA.

Macon. Ga, July IA.
Cotton-Reoeipts to-day 10 bales; sales
81 bales; shipped "a bales. Rhe market is
unchanged. Holders rteadily refuse mar
ket rates and hence operations are extreme
ly light. We still quote middlings firm and
in fair demand at lie.
Augusta Market, July II.
(. The cotton market opened with a fair
demand at 174@16a for middling, and ad-
vices from New York reporting an advance
of 4c gave additional strength to our mar
ket, which closed firm at I72@18c for mid
ding Sales 113 bales; receipts 80 bales.
Columbus, Ca, July II.
/ The demand is moderate. Middling lie;
low middlings 1910. Sales 43 bales; re-
ceipts 10 bales; shipments 80 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, July IL.
Montgomery cotton market is firm, low
middling 1870.
selma, Ala, July H.
Cotton dull; sales of few bales at We'd
nesday's prices-16c for low middling.
Galveston. Texas, July IL
Cotton firm; offerings light; good ordi-
nary 154c; receipts $50 bales; stock on
hand II, 7O8 bales.
Savanna n, Ca, July IA.
Cotton market quiet, but prices firm
or; low middling life; sales 62 bales; net
receipts 500 bales; stock on hand 10, 600
bales, .r5 lE.-
Charleston, y. c., July II.
Cotton market quiet; middling 15c;
sales 500 bales; net receipts 1917 bales;
stock 5,837 bales.
Norfolk, July liz
Cotton firmer; low middlings 174c; re-
ceipts 80 bales; sales 20 bales; stock 1,147
bales.
Mobile, Ala, July IA.
Cotton dull; middlings 18tc; net receipts
81 bales; exports coastwise so bales; stock
Is, 500 bales.
Rome, Ca, July Il.
Market dull and steady; middlings 16@
16fc.
Atlanta, Ga, July u.
The market Is dull at 1910 t16c for mid
dlings; 15@15tc for low middlings; 149
II &c for good ordinary, and 1S@134e for
ordinary. Receipts light.
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A Card.

FELLOW CITIZENS l am a candidate for
the position of Judge of the Law Court of
Nashville.
I After the ratification of the new Consti-
tuition, l became candidate for Judge of
the Circuit Court, but purposely RETAINED
from participating in an active canvass for
that Office for the following reasons: So
soon as the Legislature assembled, in May,
bill was introduced to create an addi-
tional Common Law Court for the Nash
vile district, measure which the accumu-
lation of business in the Circuit Court rem
dered an absolute necessity. found it
was the general expectation Of the bar that
the new court should be offered to me,
leaving my competitors, Judge Baxter and
Mr.. McCampbell, to compete for the Cir
cult Court; an arrangement in which those
two gentlemen cordially acquiesced, and in
which could not do otherwise than con-
cur, the courts being of exactly concurrent
jurisdiction; and as my withdrawal from
the contest for Circuit Judge would rem
der hopeless any effort to run in Radical
candidate by a party vote, l now with
draw ~ name as a candidate for Circuit
Judge, and announce myself a candidate
for Judge of the Law Court of Nashville.
jyl3-5t JNo. @. THOMPSON,
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BANKING iitdtS,lh & .
National Savings Company.

sE Deposits received, and interest showed
bersOn losns negotiated, collections made, and
3sne-ai Rsnkine business transacted. pole II
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In addition to the announcement already
advertised for Beersheba Springs this sum-
mer, the proprietors of the Roller Skates
will open a Rink there on the 18th inst.
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w EDEOCK.-THK BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY.
w Essays for Young Men, on the honor and
happiness Of Marriage, and the evils and dangers
of Celibscy-with sanitary help for the attainment
Of mans true position in life Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa may2j-d&w3m
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A materially inclined turkey gobbler
has Matched a number of chickens by Sit
ting upon eggs in the basement of Mr.
Toms store on Broad street.
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London sdvices of yesterday quote
5-2Os of 1862 at $50 (; 1865 at s5t; 1s67's
at "a !, and 10-40's at IS.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New York
yesterday at Sc for the old and 81 for the
new.
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VAIN & WALHER,

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msy19-u4thp No. a. Public squSra
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Papcr Flnur Rnrs.

We are making to order all sizes pape
flour bags at the lowest prices Whiteman
Bros, No. Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. -.s.-- jy17 If
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De. PAUL F. EVE may be consulted for
the present at the Nicholson House, cor
ner Church and Spruce streets. jy7 lot
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hymn declares they do, it must be pleas
ure to use the Magic Arnica Liniment, for
Louis Napoleon can not Danish patriots as
readily as that banishes suffering. 1t
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jy15 st

I Kingston Springs is now open. Two
trains daily to and from Nashville. Board
reduced to $40 per month. A liberal re
duction on the above for families. jyl5tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He Bow'd His Throbbing Head O'ei
Trembling Knees.

Where is the man who has not felt
strong desire for something cool,
At least, has no desire to melt,
Though melting seems to be the rule,
This something is to him the great
DeiideTGturr, which he seeks
To cool his brain and ease his pSte-
pleasure he's not had for weeks
AVentilatOr.
Who d run the risk Of being struck
BY Sol, or any other man,
When by turn Of great, good luck,
Fortune has placed us where
Get something cooling to the head,
Complete in finish, texture rare,
And en- PEASANT, we might have said,
The very thing to save your hair -
Ventilator.
Then go at once, without delay
To VAIN & WALKERS, and reques
To see those Hats; you'll find thst they
viii give You comfort, ease and rest;
Make life pleasure, and It's cares
thing that's past, forgotten, gone,
Imparting ease to him who wears
The acme Of perfection
Ventilator.
The Keep Cool, Tropical, Magnolia, Equatorial
Butterfly Zephyr Palmetto, in all the newest styles
Of ventilation, for the hot weather, together with
an immense stock of Straw and PANAMA. for men
boys and children.
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Second lot of ile patent mosquito bars
just rect'ived by Chas RiehheimersE CO.,
46 College street. iyl7t If
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce j. Z. Dromgoole
of Mursfreesboro, a candidate for Congress in the
Fourth Congressional District at the November
election. jyi7 tide
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Kingston Springs, situated on the Nash.
vile aud Northwestern Railroad, "a miles
west of Nashville, is now open for the re-
ception of visitors. Board reduced to forty
dollars per month jy15 If
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New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK, July 16.- Carrying rates
3@6 2 cent. Money easy at 495 . cent
on call. Sterling quiet 1095@11O4.
State bonds quiet; old Tennessees, 6S;
new G32. Imports for the week, dry goods
81, sos, 75S; general merchandise SO, 776,
351. Sub-Treasury bslance-gold, H.
AS, 495; currency, 10, 992, 23O. Olearanees
1900, 900, representing yesterdays bust =
ness; to-days figures will probably be as
large. Exports to-day 1,076, go; and for
the week 2, $40, 267; that of to-day about
300, 00) Is silver.
REMARKABLE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is remarkable, show
ing an enormous increase in loans, specie
and daD00ifS
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The Cotton movement for the week
shows receipts at all ports 9, 474 bales, and
exports 19, 623 bales.
New York General markeIa
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OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, If
FARMERS Massengale, Douglas & Co.
will pay you the highest price for your
wheat. jun26 tt
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NE7IIIF'.NII0E u AHuIItddttk
JAMES WIRELESS, Agent
Of Mound City Mutual Life Insurance. Company
July1O-law3t-sun for Tennessee.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, July 16.-Cotton nominal;
receipts 20 bales; exports 3OS bales; Flour
unchanged. Corn 95c@1.OO. Oats ESQ
66c. Hay 100000. 90. Bran 5000. Pork
31.OO Lard unchanged. Bacon excited
shoulders 142c; sides 1S2@19c.
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/ Five hundred yards remnants of dress
goods at l2s cents, worth 80 cents, at E
x j. Northrnan's, No. 20 Public Square.
/ iYl7 eodtf
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DIR. w j. Sneed has removed his Office
TO No. South Cherry street. jyl7 2t
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Five hundred dozen Of those splendid
linen towels at 10 cents apiece; also a
large lot of linen napkins at 80 cents per
tiozen, just received at
I $500 G. RICE 4 Co. s,
jy15 st 81 College street.
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STATEMENT
MOUND CITY

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF ST. LOUIS, MIsSOU HI,
MADE TO THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 80, 1870
THE NAME OF THIS COMPANY Is THE
Il Mound City Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company of St Louis, Missouri, L.
Gated at ST. Louis, No
Amount of Capital paid la, is
100000 90
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CITY NOTICES

The h4ndsomes; line Of fine lace curtains
in the city price VERY Low just received
by q. Rice Il Go Gz College street.
Every Que should have one of Nav S best
English tooth brushes, warranted never
to drop hair Go to Jno. w. Morton Il
Co, n Public Square, aud be supplied.
They keep pure drugs ana a full line of
nice toilet articles iy17 If
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l, David @. Coleman, Clerk Of the County Court
Of st. Louis county, certify that A. A Morris
whose name is subscribed to ras foregoing csrtin-
cate, dated July 5, 1870, was on the said date al
Acting Notary Public in and for said county, duly
commissioned and squAlifsd; that the signature
thereto is genuine as believe, and to all 81 II hts
official acts full faith and credit and ought 70
be given
In testimony whereof 1 hereto set my hand and
aix the seal Of said Court at ONCE, In the coua-
ty Of st. Louis, this fifth day Of July, eighteen
hundred and seventy
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MARKETS. BY TELEGKaP~
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 16, Eve.-Consols 91S.
American securities fiat and nominal;
5-2Os of go, IS; SIS, IS; '67s, IS; 1O-4O's
81.
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-Cotton market
heavy and irregular; middling uplands
9sd; Orleans 9sd; sales 1000 bales
California white wheat lis 6d@1ls Sd;
red Western No. 2 9s 6d@Ss 1Od Western
-four 25s. OOrn-No. 2 mixed 34s.
Pork lois
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See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all mays d&w1y
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FLoUR-Market active, with increasing
demand. We quote as follows: Superfne
500; extra $50; family 600; fancy $50.
Conn MkAL- Shipments SoutT to-day Of
300 bushels. We quote loose unbolted
at LIS . bushel; Kindred at 5.75 .
bbl., delivered in depot
CoRN-No transactions to-day ra
WHEAr-Receipts to-day amounted to
about 1,500 bushels, with small sales at
previous quotations, as follows: Mediterra-
mean 800 red1. 00@1 %; amber and white
1-0591.10 Sales from store to-day of 100
bushels red at l. 10 D bushel
BARLEY-Small receipts to-day, and ship
ments Of 800 bushels to Cincinnati. We
quote buying price 60@70c Q bushel.
OATs-Little doing. We quote at COG
65c buying, and 75c sacked and delivered
in depot 49,
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/ Great bargains in dregs goods, lace
points and white goods at Chss Rich
heimer & Co. s, 46 College street
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southern bonds I'm New York.
Tie sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst,
were as follows:
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

Nashville, July 8, isTO.l
I, Ed. z Pennsbaker Comptrolier OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Mound City
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at ST.
Louis, State Of Missouri, has prOducedtO me sat
isfactory evidence that said Company has COM
Piled with all the requirements Of the laws Of
the State Of Tennessee imposed on Insurance Com
panies; and futher certify that James Whelesa
Agent Of said Company, has also complied with
the requirements Of the laws Of the State made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Insurance Company haa author
ity to take risks and transact The business Of Ins
rance in this State az Nashville, Tennessee
I'D r PENNEBAKER
rofer
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LIABILITIES.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
0Ouufv ~ 81 T.or{a.

Personally appeared before me, the Undersigned,
Notary Public in and for the said county and State
A. NJ Britton, Vice President, and 8. ". LOmAx
Secretary, Of the Mound City Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company Of st. Louis, No, who upon their
oaths do state that the foregoing IL fun, true
and correct statement Of the affairs Of the said
Company, on the 9Oth day Of June, 1870; that the
said Company is the bona fide owner Of the assets
therein set FORTH and that they are the above de-
scribed Oficers thereof.
An BRTTTON, Vice Presf.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
THE TAnllANY LEADERS AND THE JACK
MURRISsEl FACTION.

To TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
IL appears that John Morrlssey is prominent
among the political rullans OF the democratic fac
tion at Albany. O'Bren, Genet and Creamer have
elected him their leader. What shame what an
indelible disgrace DO O'Brien, Genet aud Creamer
think that the people admire them for taking into
their service such q man2 Are they gentlemen
then why enlist prize 1snterP Are they honest,
tnen why employ u gam5ier2 Are they competent
ior legislation, then why make leader OF the COM
panioA vi Yankee sullivan? All Sir. the answer is
M no confusion. IL Is the natural law OF sy mpatny
that herus such characters; That plunderers alone
cVnsoI, WIN dicemen, ana that ounces alone en-
Jenny O'Bren, can you, the Sheriff OF the city,
ueny w NO, Jenny, tncre ID nothing either in
your talents or IN your mode OF lie that can contra.
dict II.
And. Harry Genet can you deny na You can by
oaths ana basphemles and erfoalery, but by moth
Ing else.
And, Senator Creamer, can you make up mani
9enla OF itf IL you can, do. But DEFY you to
do so.
Democrats, people OF New York the case is plain.
Molrissey stands before you. From him Judge the
whole situation. Where there IS rotting matter
there Is destructive exnalation The settlement OF
the issue is IN your own hands. There VIII DC al
election IN the Iall; an election may be declared
forthwith In either case vote like true citizens.
Vote not for ruilans; vote against them. There
are plenty OF able and honest men. Bay the ruf-
lans back to the sparrng rooms to the cockpits,
To the dognghting arenas to the fecnlent tayerns,
to the dice saloons. The "rown at Albany gives
great opportunity II you do no. seize It the runlans
Peter Bismarck Sweeny where are you You are
an honest man. Ii you were u pecuator you would
never violate the etiquette or peculators by handing
th1t immense interest over 10 the city. You are an
accomplished lawyer, and you are or have been,
most able leader OF the democracy. All this Is true.
Then why are you sllenti rne people want " hear
your voice. The ruhians are heard. Why are the
gentlemen slentS This IS not far to the people.
Come forward, SIR, come forward. You win get a
response which Will make runlantsm grow llvld.
And, Oakley Hail. where are you hiding yuursef2
There was day when TO DC inert would nave gwen
a 1tslnn nod AMI "a Il
the city Is proud Of your talents You know nat
rulianlsm Is at large, ready for spring at
this fair city. / know you are dong All you
can IN private way TO cut OF the very head Of this
ruiansm; but the people like TO J0inyOu III the act.
Address them TO tnat effect and hundred thou
s-nd voters VIII put the platform on which you
stand right upon their heads.
Mr.. HERALD, the people are satisfied with the Old
leaders. CaIl out the Old leaders 10 address them
to give them confidence. You can do iG. No 0Iner
paper IN the city represents the people Make the
leaders tell the people where they precisely are IN
regard to this desperate ruiianisln al Albany.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

ings, and without any consideration OF
the majority overriding the DEGREES OF the majority;
but almost effect saying that the commissions most
obnoxious 10 the people u this City and to the people
OF the State should remain In existence. With my
associates who disagree with me IN opinion have
the credit OF acting from purely conscientious
motives They must appeal, a. may be compelled
70, TO the people whom they represent They must
remember, however, that elected a. demo-
Gratis they have failed to perform Their
duty at moment when 1t conld be most
votes IN conjunction with the republican minority 20
90 what was expected ofthem by those who gave them
power ana position every one knows. But disputed
as u IL as 10 whether they have acted rightly or acted
Wrongly mere IL only one thing which ~ an ndivid-
Val member OF the Legislature insist upon the party
expect harmony. The contest or cliques and fac.
ons must not interfere with the success OF the great
party which for fifteen years struggled
70 control the governments OF this state.
uentiemen interested IN this controversy must
cneDer tnat there are other interests beside their
VWh wnlcn ciaiIn the attention 0I the Legislature
All promises OF past years must be fulfilled. The
contest OF the city Of New YORK must not interfere
WIN tne general harmony Of the organization OF
which am member. To this end will exert my
aDny, ana mat we shall be successful In the end
nave no doubt. For the feeling OF the people, 1
Oeiieve. w impress upon the minds OF all my assO-
ciates the necessity Of fuinlng the pledges that we
nave made and OF restoring peace to the party.
thanking you, gentlemen, for your Kindness bid
you good night, IN the confident expectation that
wnen we meet again these troubles viii be ended.
Remarks euloRstic OF the course taken by Mr..
Jacobs I'D the Legislature last week were made by
Corporation Counsel w. q. DE Witt, Mr.. Thomas
Klnsela, Judge Thompson and Others all OF when
were received with the utmost enthusiasm by the
assemblage.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

Hon penn Burns combatted for the rights and Interests
sppSa = :. s0 e sqp' se a s
@ aa tendency TO subvert the great democratic doctrine OF
rsa, metropolis AIN lie Ssnas
tender 10 him our thanks FOR The aotc ~
IN aiaag . defeat sought to be per-
s Ta ss sope% sssy % 2 hs:e : e he
20 me Hon Dennis Burns evidence o the sentiments
procession was formed preceded by band OF
music playing popular patriotic and inspirting airs.
Ihe procession included Judge Downing Alderman
gan Jones, Alderman Lycett w. Il. Howe, Warden
ctacnm, Mr.. Conr0y president OF the Democratic
or the skin waT
heys and the representatives Of the German democ-
Mr.. BURNS addressed the assemolage from the
steps Oh nus mousse He thanked them for the grand
vVaI0n tliat mad been given TO him. lie regarded
course he mad deemed it right to pursue at Albany.
nonorea BY 1t; ne would detain them q mo.
Mens " TWO by telling them OF one or two
incidents 81 the recent fight. He was invited to the
caucus on Thursday night, and ne was asked by the
into tne room, n It were possible TO obtain for them
admission. He told them he would do his BEST
,sa !0as,esrs, "hsn he was ~ that room he made the
apRhcatlon. ne was told by Creamer. Genet ana
Norton-tno three McGuires-nmmense cbeering)-
that tne press" was not required. he told them
were as~kmed to admit the reporters. (Cbeers.) Ho
endeavored to get an alteration IN the charter as 1t
was read clause by clause, which should accomplish
tne abolition OF oil republican commissions.
lCnccrsJ ne was told that tho only commission
the Board OF Supervisors. lie knew their
object ior they ayowedit II mat were dQYe tney
would be able to command any posi- loll they
pleased That which was wanted 10 be brought
about by these three McGoires was the throwing
over oil commissioner brennan. Now, he knew that
senators Norton aud Genet were placed IN the posi-
ton they were by yBrennan-tchecrs)- he thought
u deep ngratltude Hear heaI.) lie thought that
the opposition 10 Brennan was founded on his love
fbr the people or Ireland loud cheers.) II 1t had
not been Tor Commissioner Brennan the sons of ST.
Patrick would not have been allowed on their
great national day TO 70 lower down than Canal
street, and IL was disgrace 10 attempt to inter
iere Win that great national procession. Loud
cheersl Alter indulgng IN further remarks eX.
planatory OF his conduct, he again thanked his
friends Tor their Kindness.
Yhe erowq that pad el9cked the cars for some
distance theh Quietly disDcfsel
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
SHERIFF C'BRILN's COTERIE.

The SherG's office was the centre OF attraction to
young democracy chiefs and swarmed with sore
heads throughout the day. The private apart
ments OF the defiant Sheriff were closely
guarded by trusty sentinels who took every
precauton to prevent surprise by scouts from
the enemy's camp and admitted no one until after
careful inspection. 1t was evident that the Sherlns
Office, like the fablcd mountain, was In prodgous
labor, and the nurses acted as II they expected a
'big thing" to be brought forth.
The elegant O'Bren, though as afrable as ever
was not disposed to be at all communicative.
Tue ponderous MOrrissey, with most convincing
earnestness OF manner, exclaimed TO the nERAIG
iiolracy, II don't know anything about it,"
All OF the ralying factions leaders seemed TO be
afraid or reporters, and some OF them took much
trouble 10 conceal their movements ana plan OF
campaign rs Wall street sharper would observe TO
cover up their tracks. The young democracy lacked
confidence. The chiefs no longer talked favorably
OF their hopes ana expectations as was the be-
fore Tuesdays scalpng, but secretly plotted con-
splracy against the old Tammany sachems and
sharpened tomahawKs for the fight tomorrow even
ing. BY three O'Clock in The afternoon the chiefs
had nearly all deserted the Court House and City
Hall, aud tue outside political spectators slowly dis
perscd, leaving only few wearied usners and here
and there q soreheaded brave diSconsola,ely wan.
dering about among pools OF tobacco juice.