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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Psducah Minnelonka, at Il o'clock,
The river Is nearly at a stand, with feet on Har-
peth Shoals.
The weather has The appearance of being settled
and dry.
For Paducah, connecting with st. Louis, Louis
vile and Memphis The regular and highly popular
steamer Minnetonka, under charge of that prince
Of good fellows, Capt DaSheIl, being the only boat
fo2 the Ohio river this day, will doubtless, be
crowded.
For New Orleans, the substantial steamer Nash
vile, Capt. Boyd, having portion of her freight
on board viii leave on Saturday next
For the Ohio river, at present for 8 wonder, we
have no Cincinnati craft in port The Wenona will
therefore be the first boat to load for that port.
The E. Howard will be the Hext New Orleans
steamer to load after the Nashville.
Frsights scarce for sll points.
Expected WenOns and Kate French, from Cincin-
natl B. NJ. Runyan from St. Louis: E. Howard
from New Orleans; Charter and Commerce from
ports above.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Minnetonka from PRduosh.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Harmonic from Pittsburgh.
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BY TELIEGRAPH.
More FiIllhnafnra

PHILApELPHIA, April 1.-THE Ledger's New Yorl
correspondent IL relation 10 tae Clhsn revolution
Gays that the 18th Of March the bark Cies
cleared for Hssssa is b, lievsd she had 100 a.
libusleTs aboard, with supply Of ms ana anma.
nitiou The next day the Mazslian eieqrei for Per-
nsndins, Florida, su'peeted Of oeing 6llibnste :
J z Ward s Co cleared the lsstyesss 1he prie.
cipal of This 6rm is related BY marriage 70 Ces.
GOiconris. The Spanish Minister at New York il
sadly disturbed
The United States Marshal Is watching q coupIe
of sehooneTs anchored off ibe battery The Times
says that Nicaragua has rejestsd the Belly eoaIraci
because large land grant Included Belly left
for Msnagus. and is still sanguiue of sueeoss Il
is reported that the Csss-Y rssaF treaty has been
ratified by the Msaagua Congress and signed BY
Mariinez
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LOST OR MIsLAID,

LAND Warrant Ne. T445I, for 100 issued to Mrs.
"A Ann Carr, widow Of James Carr, dec d. October 3D. 1857
vita (Ankl assignment lore Elisha oglesby, Justice Of the
Pee for Macon County Tenn and oealy certified by the
OF the county Court Of Macon county Tnn h seal OF
ONCE All persons warned against trading using said
ssAn As intend to apply to the Department for duplicate
Of the same. JAS 6, DYER
apswee-pz'sf fee sass
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| - Wv ~ w.; ~Aa u AAAAtst. we 4uoA
Inferior g 81
Ordinary @ Good OTdiRay. 91fa 9ss
low aiddiins~ ~ 8 luiz
hddins ali
Good Nddling 2l1Al
sAvANxAH, april Is-saIes Of Gotten 70 day $50 bales Tbs
market eeeed quiet hut AT hfm and unchanged prices.
cHAstEsros Apdl u ass Of cos0n to day 100 bas, At
MOnaE april issales Of Cotton 70 DAY l5Oo hales MID
receipts three days are J $50 Bales.
New ORtEAS April 2sae Of Cotton ts dsS l6, 800 has.
niddllng sales
The receipts for three days against the
same time last Freight cotton 10 Liverpool "a.
ToBAcc0-rhe sales ay reach only "a hhis follows A
Hamilton sold l6 hhds 95o 9sO, sss 4so4 40 AZ,
SIS, $40 55, sss 30, 90 7aO. 40 and lo0;and Fish
er Whesss Co bids at co. 4s5 f7S AS sic, 81
and GO. EcquO,sN ~
Lugs
Good and ..G 9sIs
The hogead Of TOsacse sold by Sr. Hamilton al $1,000
per hundred pounds raised by Mr. Martin Kesner, Bed
ford county, aDd purchased by MessT Meredith Co. Of
III city, for manufs nrn. II very superior srtIcls.
PROyIsIONsThe receipts Of Bacon continue light bus the
article finds redy sale at quotations., say hog SO
81, Shoulders g. &c, HsHs 7s<e clear Sides S1s8
Joe from From the prices demandeare kse
sboveOHr quotations.
Lard continues inactive at lOaOe prime VITA very light
receipts.
Our latest Cincinnati advise US Of moderate bust
being s9szic for Shoulders aud
Sides in prime barrel Lard l0c. The Augusta coHi
Gle and SsRtiaey OF the 1877 says:
have change report Bacon market continues
dull the demand limited Weconnue our last weeks prices
viz: Hog round b9i0c; very choice lots Of small
meat would command lOc. Hams sell from 10 I2c
quality and trimming Sides &c for Clear, and 9le
for Ribbed. Shoulders S5S,99c.
GRAIN-ws quote prime Red and White Wheat at slgI5,
inferior fair JG9Oc Corn &c wagons
nished, and zoe store, sacked.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th says:
Flour ruled dull at s54ca55O superhns The sdu and
dropping accounts from the ssOard markets in connection
WITH the favorable crop reports keep SPECTATORS out but the
Ing round bought within
days past freight II expected sell enough
pay the latter and expenses and this all that anticipated
The idea is good The risk is not Take a
for example The price there is say S62k here
S. 40add 60: freight making S6O0 There
forwarding charges and would the commission for
selling New YORK still better The price there &C. figure
up thus
Freight say ,.........------ Is
SGI5
Price in New $50
Mar COISO
The Augusta Chronicle e1fael says
market during the week has been rather heavy with declining
tendency, and quotes Tennessee superhne al 6J0675.
The Corn market Of Cincinnati quoted dull ati77sc At
Augusta Corn quoted sO3 though sales have made
at lower figure.
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NEW YORK, april 1.-The ship st. Paul from
China, with Chinese emigranis vas wrecked on one
of the Islands il L'usadet Archipelago on the Ilh
OF September AL OF her passengers we're saved
Subsequently sn English vessel took away sli but
$50 OF them all but Que of the latter were massa
cred By the sayagss with cruel torre.
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Now Yerk mnrI.et.

New York, April 14-Cotten quiet; Flour firm,
sales Is 500 bags; White Corn 81; Mess Pork dull.
II 25al7 so; Lard firm l05aIl3; Whisky 26a265;
Sugar steady, 64a74; Coffee arm, sales 400 bags,
H1al5; MslasseS 40.
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Dreadful railroad Acclaent.

MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE train on the Mississip-
pi Central Railroad fell through the iressel work,
near Grand junction, killing two aud wounding
eight, two dangerously.
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Cincinnn1i mnrket.

CINCINNATI. April l4-Flour active and buoyent
sales $500 bbls 5 40s5 50; Whisky, sales 900 bbls
234; Lard firm, lOfal05; Sugar firm, sales $50 hhdS
7a74.
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10y yirtas o. three EritH Of aA directed from he c.
sut Court Of he ULitsd ktes from e Middle District ~
fsDneas which founded aPon hres Judgments, rene h
said court II the 0ctber term, le Uhsrsn Camp6e Eso
4 Co., plaintiffs In % sid arits reen & Co. -.
psntis In another Of Ead Erits, and the NV Haven aanu
taTng Company psAaa IN ths other Jesker
Co. and others dsfendxntsiE 81 asid Er Of an va
sell 70 tbs hghat mdT for eah At the Foundry lately
pied By the Ga dsfen3ants between ha1k
Vile, on MONDAY The 18th dag Of April Instant, 1853,
eesdng days neceIay, all TIE property Of ne aid Defendants
he0ugng their foundry, Vkb0ut or 7l0J bushels K
coke large quantity Of nasks yuao for sFsy description *
work, several tons Of miscellaneous castings. iza aasor
Of various siEes hars number Of sees - 4
eren patterns and szs vsrsl Of odss cstnGs n 80
ueary everything usually found b. Foundry carried On upo
very large salss cylinders Of various sizes. bole en
t0ols, &c, &c 81 bar rons Of Al siiss ' t
a1s nzils &C., args quantity Of unhnis1ed E9k ~
&e, &e-; also lot u Pig Neal aso one nne
nd drayell q which have been lsfd On 1 A
s "a 10 sa<y nd EFfL5. This Ian dag Of April, 9a
j. q CLEMENT, q 5. Marshal i0r ne
Ia ,d Middle District Of Teunessee.
SS1ST7 1S7TT fs- Bacon Lard, Whsst FTuit. Csrz
..- 80 an kinSs 81 Wesf en- 5EoduCsst 10 10 B-ea
aTsot, NsahslIs. renr-f -A"~~4,% ~
I'D Itwkva
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New OrlennS gIarlxet,

NEW ORLEANS. April II--Cotton Sales TO day
1000 bales, advanced J. Middling l2s. Sugar
dull, declined Red Wheat SI.l2@l. 20. Oats
Csc. Whisky 254 eunuies 10@llfe
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Overland Mail.

MEHrHIs, April 14.-Tbe Overland Mail Of the
21st has arrived II hours abe I'D Of iis time News
unimportant
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ExTExsrEH DssTRUcrIOS or sUsAR-A Geographic
dispatch from Savannah. dated the 18th, says; 'In
teligencs By the Isabel that an extensive
Gre had occurred 10 the western portiOn Of the
Island Of Cuba aud that twenty Thousand boxes Of
sugar, and much ether property, had been destroy
cd
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DIsAsTROUs FRH IN CUBA.-A postscript to 9 late
letter from Havana states that an immense are was
raging through the cane on the sugar estates near
AatanEas and Cardenas. Eighteen estates are re-.
ported as having suffered In this way.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a Relief ia Ten Minutes,

49, RYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS The most GER
a and speedy remedy discecersd for al Diseases Of
ne Chest LHn0s Coughs, Odds AStiBid Consumption,
BroRcitis lfueSd, Hodrssness, Difficult BreGtiag, Sore
Throat, DC, DO, DC.
THESE WATERS give the instantaneous and perfect
lief when peseyei with according directions fail
rapid and lasting Thousands have
10 perfect health who have tried other in To all
all constitutions they equally blessing
despair matter how long the disease may
exsted provided the organic
tuTe vital organs hOpeessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To VocALsTs PUBLC STEAMERS these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day the service OccasonR
hoasenes their regular for few days WILL at all tmes
Increase fexy OF the voice. greatly improving
compass aud cearaess for which purpose they
ularIy used By many professional VOcalists.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price aS cents Ok FOR sale by
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MS Believed ir Saved my
xs~ss--S Life.-.-Jseob Wooster Of Bush Creek, New
sewiekley township says For years Vertigo
Nausea and Headache attending DYSPEPSIA sometimes severely
to iucapactats fer efost others, eenns
my bell Ny bowels often ccnspated oblge
the powerful purgsves relieve myself Indeed lat
last found necessary something of the kind constantly
Last fall taking BGRHEAVEs HOLLAND BIT.
TIERS, and found it just what my case required
commend 1t two highly, for 6eliessh sase a'g t3s-'
anIO-d&rw1w
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TIE LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMEnIcAE.-A few
copies Of the Legislature Union and american be
had BY applying at this Office. Candidates for the
Legislature will find this convenient for refer
than the Journals, the debates are reported
fully and correctly Price SIS. t-W&E-tf
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B. GEATa BRoWE has retired from the editorial
management Of the St. Louis Democrat. Though
born and raised in Kentucky, Mr.. BROwS has prOsi-
tated his talents, which are considerable, to the
cause Of emsncipstian in Missouri.
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10y vras Of faeias ne isesd, ffsza
Circnit oOuFt e the United Eass, which fsalied
upon Judgments rendered In sad Court the 0S<ober
1853 wherein Wiibur seott panfs and D. w. lIat
End T. D. Psyns defendants, and Morgan Vance P
d and the said D. d. Payne defendant viii ssll s
say Of Apl next all right, title, s and interest q the sa
defendant r. D. Payne, ths ollnNiBs lots ~
joining said city Of EsshFilie, via Lots Nos q ~ ~
IL Il and Is ali rontlng aud IS ieet Tn s ss q
lot No. al add YnEin Ina par OF Ead cry Anoga
&c Bells sarvsy eharos pike Also lots Aos ad
ylng In g. e. Paynss plan, Cherry street, 10 Bouih ah
sfleard fronnx su sad stioiung Besh4
st All Of which said harben levied upon aud sit
old q property said deisant 70 ay aid fa's.
ThIs third cay Il hATrk. 1853. nhf-dm
J. B.. cLHNBNTE q. 8. MarshaI
nAS-td. Tor TIE Hidlis District Of Tsnnss-ss =
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WASHINGTON, April i3-InfoIma,ion received here
proves the existence Of deep laid scheme 10 revO-
lution;ze Cuba
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PuRoHAsR OF rHA HANCOCK HoUsI.-Ths bill for
she purchase Of The old mansion once owned BY John
Hancock passed both House Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature and was signed by the Governor. on the
sal fn.f
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

Weare authorized announce TII0S. L. SAUNDERS can
dd1e the Office Of Country Davidson county,
he election to be held in March, 1850. ap5
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River News
- 1 ReIieved. IL SnveA mY

LoUIsvILLR, April 1.-THE river ia rising with 9
iset Watsr in the canal and feet on the falls.
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NOTICEsThe Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Com.
pany have this declared annual dividend OF Six
Dollars SHARE cat the profits for the months payable
and Ssr the 18th Inst laP59Wl A BUTLER, Secretary
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cOmmERCIAL.


CoTToNws have report another dull Gay in the Cotton
Market The ales amounting to only 80 bales az slIOss u bales
at exc, at los. and II stIIke. We quots
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIEs.

AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES.
CARTER, WILLSFORD 4 co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay Co., and P Lanier.)
On Tuesday, April 10th, 1883,
VNTE will offer for cash Of our Warehouse No Mar
Wv ket street. large Of Fresh and Choice Gro
ieres, comprising in part the following articles, viz
100 hhds La Sugar. lOO boxes Tobacco, vars binds
100 bags Rio Conee, 800 cases Cove Oysters,
% bags Laguyra Coffee, 200 boxes 81 Bar Soap,
81 bbs New M0laSses, 700 boxes Palm Soap,
50 i bbls MolasseS 100 boxes Foxe Starch.
50 hbs Crushed and Powdered los boxes Woods STARCH
Sugar, sU0 dozen Broon'R.
$50 bbs Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candies,
. bbls NeWsom 10 100 boxes TallOW do.
50 old Robertson County do SO = & Il bills Cranberes,
80 old Rye and Bourbon de 200 dozen Painted Buckets
p L pipes Brandy, lOO boxes W K & u Cheese
% bosNater and Butter Crack % bags Pepper,
ers, 800 reams Wrapping PAPER,
lO0 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 cases sardines,
300 900 assorted Cigars.
With many other articles toe tedious to mention.
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
apl2-td No. Market street
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Another esse for the lovers Of soandG is up in the
New York courts. Il is that Of Edwin Forrest
against P. Willis, who Wss considerably mixed up
With Mrs Forrest in the famous divorce suit cut Of
which the present action grows.
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CANDIDATES.

IL We authorized to the Hon JONI WRIGHT
candidate for election Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressional District. imhI.
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NoTIGH 40 CoTsTRY MRRoHAETs.-We are selling
many articles Of Hardware, 'bsing part Of Kirk
man Ellis's last importation" at small advance
On Cost for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals, We offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at 81 Public
Square, Kirknsn s Rlls's old stand from
mhT IT, MCCALL co.
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- McLean's Strengfhening

Z -
49, CoRDIAL.-Ths invaluable compound, we ara
glad know has become the most popular remedy of the United
physicians bills small quantity given in season will ward Oh
Feyes prevalent disease See the advertisement in
other column. mh97-d&wIm.
Il. A. FahReStOck's Vermi-
SsSEzSS FCGE TOR E-W0RMs.-Mesrs. 3. A
Observation-Disclosures: years recommended
a Fdaestocks Vermifuge my relative, Mr. Charles West
which was supposed to he dying from ats lie gave it two or
three viAls, which brought from taoeRt feet
planters this and the adjoining Counties have
purchasers II This will be Of service in calling
JAMES P. HARPER,
or the Arm Harper Son, Druggists, Bayou Sara
? Purchasers should look scey TO the
wrapper and that they buying A. fern
~ -, The Great English Remedy
sMfS sir James CIaTke's Celebrated
Th invaluable Medicine is unang in the cure
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
TO married Ladies'
especially suited WILL in short time, bring on theDonthl
Each bottle price one dollar bears the Government stamp
reatBrtsin, to prevent eountertets
These pas should not b. FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pssdncy, 10 bring on
AfscdTTtaSs, but at any ot4eT time tkeP safe.
and limbs fatigue on Papaiion q the Heart low
of spr Mysteries, Headaches, Whites and all
will effect q cure whes all others failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
A containing 50 pills the
Stamp Of Great Britain ee post free for 81 and post
Cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
Rochester, NY.
Said in Nashvileby Berry DsmOVle, and g. W. HsEerhot
and all respectable Druggists 1oVS3-d&WlJins
II ? Look for limitations Of Lea a. PERKINS, wOr.
cesTcrshire Sauce. See advertisement of JOIN DrsoAS
& Sons aug2l-S
Bank OF West Tennessee, at
&EG-sS@@S MEMPHIs.-Ths notes Of this Bank will be
deemed at the Union Bank Nashville [jw-
D~ TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
SNk ~ TENNESSEE Division, No 30 Sons Of Temper.
Hall. No 50, AbSVscsegs street, near the square:
HENRY K, PECK, W P.
r 7. FLEMING, wa
s. Z. MORGAN R. 8.
UIcPian Temple OF Honor No 81 meets every Friday
ming at the same Hall as above =
W. II. MORROW, W. V. T.
J. HENRY CURREY, W. R.
Nashville Temple Of Honor So mSetseVery Wednesday
IA. wHERRY, ". C. t.
l.. BENSON, W. V. I.
K. BARCLAY, W. X.
Edmund DlIIahunty Council No Of I. A &
Tempars, Thursday evening in each month
the same Hall az ABOVE: JOHN PATTERSON, @. Of c.
RIO. LAPSLEY, s. of G.
II. II. MCALLiSTER, j. Of @.
J. HENRY CURREf Comp. R.
CurreY Degree, Temple Of Homer Me- IL, meets the
last Thursday each month"; at the Hall above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, d.
B. W. PETTY, d. V. I.
jy3IIy L. BENSON, D. R.
CANDEDATES
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OU II FL AG


o y h f L A G..
Hoist, host Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high, ~
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky. s-.t-
In war, let every ssripe 20 forth,
Bor5a b tks p1sriots hand,
Proclaim it beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boOa,
Bequeathed BY patriots blosd
For Oh twas ia freedOns cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist, our dag to heavens bEssse,
Let every fold aoat high.
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
4 Hoist hoist, our Gag In Arts great reign,
Let every float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest splre.
Let TsnnesSeans oyery where
Let every state around
Know where typs Of nature , made,
Rheru every type IL found
Above our own At Gallery,
Our country's standard wave,
And underneath its folds pcessds,
The bssutifnl-the brave
The ehild--the psrs1t-patiOt-asrs
The warrior without STRIFE,
Rests here, in sweetest portraisusl
With sveTy charm but life.
Then raise bannerto the EAyi
Let every bear news,
That types at The AT GGlerT,
Are nAds BY O. @. HUGHES,
ssbls-A&xtf. Corner Of osllsgs a0A gDlon e.
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Wall Paper

G. w. KLA ES
opened Wall Paper Store in Union Street. odd Fellows
Hail. where he prepared to show large variety Of VI ali
Paper Borders, Decorative Papers, Window shades
Prints, SC, Sc,
10 Pspering done in the asatss nSansr.
nnhlb-d3m' q. ". KIA6Ra
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NAsHVILLE-

AAuaAzUoK BLACK HAwK.--We are grstiaed %
learn that this famous Roadster, the property Of
g Msssrs ,. r. RAINS CO is fast recovering from q
eight stack Of lung fever. snd thss be viii DO
ready for the present season in 9 few days. This
WILDE gratifying news 10 bis pstrons. and the Pub
Nc generally who are interested In improving the
breed Of our hOrses be Is perhaps, the only stat
lion In The State sired b. Old Black Hawk, who Is,
beyond doubt, We suppose, the sire q more fast
troters than any other horse in the United stsies
EAsHEILLH AsD NaBrHwHsrRHE RAILRoAB.-At
the meeting Of the Common Council last night,
that body ooncurFed m the resolution from the
Beard Of Aldermen providing fer holding an cleo
tiOR on TIE fret Saturday in June to ascertain the
sentiment Of the vetsrs Of the city In re
gard = subserlption Of one hundred thousand
collars IN the stock Of the road. The Ques-
is nov for he voters Of Nashville to determine
WHISTLER they are willing to impose upoR them.
selves 81 additional tax sufficient increase the en-
tire amount Of stock held by ths city iH railroads
70 oEs-dftesnh Of all The taxable property. poles,
&C within The cOrIoras limits. In order 10 seesre
abe advantages that will sesrus to the city froa
'he Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
MEncaASGs' BAsK la consequence Of hs eou
psitor failing 10 make the correction market on bis
froot there was very msiersl srryr in the sas'e
nsnt Of The Merchants' Bank as Il appeared in yes
-tsrdag mornings paper, Ia pu,sisg lhe protested
netos al $50 600 81. when the amoart should have
bssn $s,0O0.sl We repu6lish the statement this
morning IN correct form.
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(IEcrIoS1 IHuRsBAT, AUGUST 4, 1881
House of Represent
We authorized to g. A. DAVIDSON, candiISe
to represent Davidson the lower branch Of the
stature Of Tennessee. aplO-Is
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1859.
A. G. a. A. b. Il e E CT H,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, BERAGE ROBES,
ORGANDIE ROBES, LACE SETrS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PLY CARPETS.
Ingram q ali kinds cheap Carpets,
Ga VELVET CARPETS,
~ BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETTs, ETC
ALL WIDTHS FzOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Canton Mattings,
Satin Damasks
WOOL DamaSk,
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS,
I2-4 Wagon Sheeting,
~ Call at Ne 81 College Street, II want good 6oods,
at fair prices A. c. 4 A. B. BEECH.
mh23.
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LAND Fob SALE
YEyHE subscriber O6e for ale seventy sflan4 The
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville, az
joining the which he resides and the Capt John
The land is equal 70 he beat, with abuDdonce 81
lent hng water, With the beautiful building
ths cousy, and In hs midst Of he aaesE 7sEborhoe "a
Ansrisa. aprfA 61IHAEKnL bAX1ER.
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UtoPian Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday
ming al the same Hall as above
A. 7. BRADSHAW, ". C. T.
W. II. M0RROW,W. V. 7.
J. HENRY CURREY, W. r.
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CurreY Degree, Temple Of Homer Ne. H. meets on the
last Thursday month, the Hall above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, d.
B. W. PETTY, d. V. I.
jy3I 1y L. BENSON, d. r.
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n~~ TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
SNk ~ TENNESSEE Division, No 30 Sons OF Temper
every Saturday night at Temperance
Hall. No SO, AboVsCsllese street, near the square.
HENRY K. PECK, W. P.
X. T. FLEMING, W. A.
s. Z. MORGAN r. s.