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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Forty-four cases we're tried by Recorder
Shane yesterday twenty-three were for
drunkenness, nine for disorderly conduct,
six for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct one for drunkenness and indecent er-
posture Of person, and two for stealing.
According TO the evidence given, Scat.
Thomas and Handy stubbles (col'd) "got to
sputin shout some women" and Scat.
Thomas busted a s~tew-kettle over Handy's
left eye. They were fined $40 each.
Jane Robinson and Lou Harrison went
into a saloon and called for beer. Some
soldiers proposed 10 drink first, when Miss
Robinson told them She was as good as any
Cd did soldier. They were fined S.
each.
For street walking and vagrancy Frances
Thomas and En- Turner (coPd) we're fined
So each.
Ed Tobias was fued s. for keeping his
business house open OF Sunday.
Doc Lee (col'd) was held in the sum Of
$3.50, 10 answer TO the charge of stealing
two pieces Of bacon aud three boxes Of
cigars from Hammer d Co.
I'm. Wright, S soldier, was accused Of
stealing hgold locket from a negro. Turned
over 10 the Provost Marshal.
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The increasing demand for places Of pub
lie worship, induced the erection, some
years ago, ofthe little temples in the South
ern part Of the city, AAown AZ the " Church
Of the Holy Trinity . Although it has new.
sr been entirely finished, end has suffered
considerably from the rough ussges of the
times, divine services are held there, much
70 the Qualification Of E~Piscopalians in that
vicinity. Our citizens, and strangers in cur
midst, are spending money lavishly on
smusements, in dress, and other things
which confsrn no Testing benefit. It is prob
able that, if the matter were tested, they
would be glad 10 contribute towards the
completion Of this church, or at any rate TO
put it in good repair. We would, therefore,
suggest hat some Of the musical amateurs
Of the city-ladies and gentlemen-get up
a sacred concert for this purpose. We are
quite sure the result would be very crafty
ing, to all interested the w%orshippers at
the Church aud those who may participate
in the concert. We merely throw out the
suggestion. Others can act upon it, and
serve the cause Of public morals, whilst
"laying up treasure" Tor themselves.
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BY Telegraph
NIGhp DISPATCHES.
Advance or $40 Bends In
Europe.
lts Eject on the Geld Market
-
The Cotton Trade soon 20 be
Opened TO the World.
lis Eject on the Geld Markets
Davis 10 be Tried By Civil Court.

EEg ToEE, June I9-rhe news OF al
advance 10 s 20 bends in Europe hes haC
tho effect Of checking the upHsF tendency
IN Gold and makes all the spectators sell
lers. The price opened ct l42H, sold down
to luE, and subsequently rallied upon
speculative operation, 10 check The deciinf,
The sale to-day Of shout half e million O.
dollars OF $40 bonds on London account
viii have Par;ia effect on rates fos Wsdne, =
days steamers.
The Commercials Washington special Of
the 18Th says; The President las decided TO
abolish the trade restrictions west Of the
Mississippi, as well as everywhere else.
The cotton trade viii soon be opened to
tho world.
It has been decided that Davis shall DO
tried in tao civil courts, before Chief JUS
lice Chase.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

LuNBER.-Knight & Bro. are ~uniosding
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, & barge containing $4,000 feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing III OF
clear and common plank, framing tmbeFs'
joice, and scantling, as follows;
2K4-Is, is, snk "a feet long.
2xS-Is, 20, snd q feet long.
3xs-2O, %, "a and so feet long.
2kxs-2O, % and "a feet long.
2hxlo-ls and q feet long.
2HKl3-2o feet long.
4xe-20 and 80 feet long.
4Ks-2O feet long.
Sx4-6, Z, 10, IL, is, 20 sad p feet long.
Also $50, eco feot choice white pine HOorngr
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, 81
knight 4 Bros. Lumber Yard. n
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F~IsHERNAs's LucK.-The fishing excursion
Of the city officials was quite a gay affair,
but resulted in more fun than fish. Several
Of the party concluded to walk across a
bend il the river-estimated about a mile
and meet the boat below; but walked seven
miles before reaching their destination.
The result was that a certain pair Of cloth
shoes were completely worn out, and the
Wearer caught n bad cold. Two others
walked across the country and took 4 train
for Nashville, but arrived at Gallatin, which
they thoasht was Edgs6eld, but very much
improved. Msjor Smith amused himself
by dacking Mr.. Marlborough two or three
times while fishing. The party were we'll
provided with good things in general. aud
realized the object Of the excursion-fun.
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10 Stranger and Citizens.

We do not profess to DO the only Physl-
ciar In The city, I" who may be found at his
of &C a. Ell hours, day or night; :" nor do
We, IL Offering our services to the invslid,
desire 70 recommend ourself in preference
70 other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do wo pre-
tend TO be infsllible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any l00ader-
tHt secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary agree-
able treatment or pal!iGtiDes as all sensible
men u know, that success IN the prec-
tce Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of nel0 remedies, or nc5r
modes Of treatment as upon the skillfUl use
OF those agencies necessary TO q perfect cure
-snd this can be acquired only by expe-
reIce and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 u general i'd
vertisomsrt, in another part Of the paper.
Ohcs hours from 8 IN The morning tll 3
a. night L. y. COLEzAS, n. D.
~ North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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We understand that an officer who has
been living With a womsn on the Eolens-
vile pike saw his real wife the other day.
She resides in ChieEgo and came here 10 in
quire int his military situstion. She
found him in a buggy with his insmorata,
snd quite 8 lively conversation ensuee be-
tween the three, he samitted the true state
Of affair 1; appear that they have been
living in grand style IS man and wife for
some time. His io.fe is q womsu Of means,
aud very respectfully connected. She in
tends 10 be divorced.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Persona U~nacqusinted IN the city seeing
so many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often st a loss to de-
tsrmiEe 70 whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure 10 stating that the oldest estsb
lishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is q reliable institution. Dr..
A. RICHARo JOINS may be found in his o.
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. al medicines furnished II
fEr n4-rr
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A FIRE occurred last night between il and
II O'Clock, on the corner Of Vine and Craw-
ford streets. Two of the houses were one
story frames, and were destroyed. The
two-stOry brick adjoining, caught Gre from
the frames and burned the greater part of
the root. The two frames were occupied by
Jane Martin and Cassie Mitchell, (eolored }
The brick belonged to MOllie Pickett. We
did not learn the extent Of the damages,
but conclude that it could not have e1-
ceeded Sl2Oo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

AMERICAN BELLEs.-America is justly
proud of her beautiful ladies, but how many
mar their beauty, and lose their health and
youth, become prematurely old IN appear
ance, by negleeting to take proper care Of
their teeth. There can be no excuse iol
this, as s~ozoDoNr, pronounced by ALL Nor-
thy a place between the sweetest hps' cat
now be had in all civilized countries
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
iune90-tu ,th&sat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

CLASDEsrINk.-Miss Kate Kelso, a pupil
at the 81. Cecilia Academy, abseOnded with
la Graham a day or two ago. Her home
and friends are in Winchester, Tennessee,
and all her e%onhexion are Of the most re-
spectacle character. Il is strange that she
took this imPrudent stepwith a young msn
Whoms she scarcely knew, for We are Informed
'nat she became acquainted with him only
a few weeks before, st a pic mic on the Ac-
sdsmy grounds. What strange i~niatuatiOu
has taken hold Of our young girls2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Thirty cases we're arrested by the city
patrols yesterday, nearly all Of whom were
drunk.
Alex. Walker (eol. was arrested for beat
ing his wife and sent to the civil RuthOri-
ties.
Frank Foley was drunk and disordsrly,
and threatened the life OF his wife. He was
sent to the civil authorities.
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swTNbLEB - Charles Eddy, a beardless
boy belonging 10 the 81 Mich Int, son
trsctsd for and bought enc Noble a t" four.
teen dollar dress" He len her for a short
time, but came back in the evening and
found that lac vas suPPlsntOd in her aztec.
lions BY another. Charley danced and
sEore at a terrible rate, but All to no pur'
pose. He dared him TO 80 with him out O.
the house, but he Femsined q fixture. Final.
ly Charley conGsessed the dress, and all
parties we're arrested. L. NfcEwen, Asst
Chief Of City Pstrol, has the dress, ani
says he intends 70 keep it for his own use
should he wish 10 start q small co~nfederscy
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We would ean attention TO the card Of DR..
J. Il. 0ney in another column.
We have known the doctor Iosg, and can
r~eiterate the expression Of his friends, that
ne is an excellent physician, n a perfect
gentleman. Call and sec him at his Office
corner Church and Vine streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Ora YOuNo FoLKs.-Tho July number of
this excellent periodical has been received
BY dessrs. Cone a Tunnel. It is one Of
the best numbers Issued. The "Young
Folks" Of every family in the country ought
to read this work regularly.
We are also indebted to the SAM firm
FOR the Atlantic Monthly. Niek-NRx, Louis
vile dailiss and other papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

A white man was found in the River
above the city, between M'Cann's and Mil
ler'a Mil, on the opposite side on yester-
day, but the body had been in the water 50
long thatths flesh from the hips up, and his
head were gone. Coroner Coleman was
called, but did not think it necessary to
hold an inquest, and had him decently bu-
ried.
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Ladies', and Merchants, auction.

Crunk, Glsscock & Co., viii sell on We'd
nesday me ming, June Il, 1855, At 9 o'clock,
No. 20 Public Square, a fne selection of La
dies Dress Goods of all descriptions. Also
fine Bleach and Brown Domestics, Prints,
Linens, &c. Also, some fine Furniture
Carpets, and a fine Office Writing Desk,
Come one and all, as these Goods are bound
% be sold % close conslgnment. q.
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AssiysD.

AasiYzD.
j. WEBB ..~..I Vannytle.
ga Butler .-..... a...st. LOFTS
DEfAE4tD.
j. j. Webb, ................. .........E Evansville
49, 49,
f"iuhtferi
For the rest ~ her freight
4ho fivrF 10 falling slowly with ~ fos
On Harpeth Shoals.
The Anglo Saxon. add Gossanes are ez-
pected to arrive "a mo event M Of 2is'
inst.
The Yorktown was unavo.da bly, delayed
yesterday. but viii Leave .o-day q 4 o'clock
p. NJ, pc5itiyely.
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CRIMINAL COURF.-0nly one case was tried
yesterday, that f the State VS.. Dick slaught-
or for grand larceny. Mr.. Rsnklih for tbe
stste and Judge Turner FOR defense. The
articles stolen were two boxes of cigars,
from Hr. Sloan, and valued at $500.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

We have received from the Publisher,
W. W. whitney, Toledo, Ohio, three pieces
Of beautiful music "Tho Frolic Of the
Frogs" waltz, and "HapPy Dreams Of Child
hoods Home" songs also, "In the South
The clOadss are Breaking" song. We return
our thanks with the remark hat sueh act,
do not offend rs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Gen. Rousseau msdo IN able speech at
Louisville Saturday night. He is now fairs
~ into the canvas for Congress, and We
sincerely hope he may be successful. No
man deserves more Of the people Of Ken
lucky.
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$4,000 Shares at $lW Each.

nEpREsENTIS6 THE ENTIRE PkOPERIN
* Of ne Company, which = snout eoo acres N
jeS simple sod lessehold lands situsiad m Gam
barirnf county, Kentucky, 10 mios ~ And above
Nsshvllie. on me Cumberland river.
lpeludsd IN TIE properly az the Ccmpsny " The
hnons cd American OH Well, estimated 70
ave thrown np 6,co barrels q Oh since
sr.t truck in 1s9 The Company hiss two
eood enelues on the ground, and r. uforou-iJ en-
Saeed M sinking several wells, and are putting mp
machinery 10 RESIN out snd st 70 pumping tne cd
Amercsn OH We'll. snd expect 70 osYeiope TIE
Company lsDds ertersTey within sfes montnh,
and onfieut y anticipate resuls that VII sal
further establish Tho immense od wealth q his
dsulJt
sGOoo SHARES appropriated COZ working capital
srd FOR TIE general expenses and uses q TIE On
pany.
l6ae0 SHARES reserved for ntgre Issue, and
when i. 10 bs for the bens1t Of al TIE stock
holden
Mr. 6. ". G. Payne, n old resident Of Nashville,
4 the originator q The Company.
Books of subscription are nov open at the ofice
Of the Gas Lghs Company, No. uohurch srrcsL
J. h KESDRIcK a SON.
mayl-tm AGENTS
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The telegraph announces hat Mr.. James
johnson has been appointed Provisional
Governor Of Georgia. He is a new man at
any rate, we do not recOllect him amongst
the names Of eminent Georgians.
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LucfiO1 Sale.

Of.Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing,
BY George Shields & Co. We will sell this
Tuesday morning, june goth, at 10 o'clock
the largest and best assorted stock Of the
above goods that has been offered this sea
son. Sales positive.
Gao. SHIELDS K Co.,
II IS Snd ~ College st.
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Tomorrow at 81 O'Clock the commence
ment exercises of the St. Cecilia Academy
take place. This is a fine institution, and
the entertainment will be Ofthe highest or
der.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

The Louisville Press chronicles the fact,
that Col. Marc Munday il prOud-and Why's
Because, sitter eight years Of patient
satnhine and waiting" . saivs, breathing,
kicking boz" has been sddsd unto his fam
~. Vel, tks oolonel has e right 70 be
proud. Who vouldn1 be.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

We wish the city authorities would be
kind enough to notice the condition of the
"gem" alley running ia front Of the Union
Office. The stencil is almost too strong for
American n~ostnls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

We call a attention TO the advertisement
Of Dr.. Clopton in to-days issue. 1hedoctor
is very Obliging and a good physician. The
people can rely upon him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

D~etaehments Of the 9th o. V. /, s4th
0. v. 18th No.. InE' 5Ist. III. Inf, and
42d Ill. Inf, were paid yesterday, prepsr-
atory 10 going home.
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All who wish rsrs sport should attend the
races. Tho "Blood Horse Association"
is ahead Of anything we have seen yet.
Tennessee is producing some fast horses.
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HsrPsr'S Weekly has 8 picture Of &c. n.
Sanders, Bill stieker5 posting a bill. The
likeness is quite correct.
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To the Voters OF the Sixth Congress.
siOpai District,

C5npossd Of the counties Of La0rsnce. Wayne, Har-
din, Decatur, Perry. Lsei5. Maury, Riokpaan, Dok'
son, Huupheys, SteraTt and Montgomery:
I take this method OF announcing myself 6 can
didate to represent you II the next Congress OF the
United ststss, and respectfully ask your suffrage at
the election On the first Thursday in August next.
ieIs-ds D.B. THOMAS.
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Diarrhua snd Cholera Nolbns treated
successfully BY DR.. Aborn, No. I CONNER
cial Hotel. q.
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". c. Collier laid Us under obligations
last evening for late newspapers. He is al
ways on hand.
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E. NJ. Davis, at the sewanee Depot, has
received Harpsrs Weekly, Nick-Eax, and
other papers.
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Diarrh@a and Cho'era Morbus treated
successfully by DR.. Aborn, No. 1 CONNER.
cial Hotel. II.
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CoEGREss.-It is rumored that John Hugh
Smith, Mayor of this city. will run for Con-
gross.
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For Sale At this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We arc authorised to announce Col. WH- b.
sroKEs, Of DeKalb, a candidate for Congress IN ths
third Congressional District. lel6-d
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIETRICH
We are authorised to announce N. n. BRIES, as q
candidate for Congress in the Fifth conaressiunal
District, composed OF the counties Of Williamson,
Davidson, Wilson, Summer, Robertson and Cheat
ham. junelS-td'
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Notina.

ASSISTANT QuARTERM4TERs OFFICE,
Raj ard River Transportation reparfment,
Iomer Rrooz and Main Streets.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June Slh, le55.
NETILJ be aOid 81 guhlic An ton % tie n ohs~t
w bidder. on THURSDAY, Juns lSt1, 1867. ..
II a m, the follow ng Government property, viz.
Two Dreuge B-ss Hercules " aud Sampson"
With mach norv and appururnaDcee telopgflq
thereto, al Of EhcI are ssrvlce4bie, and cnn be
rendered very desirable properly
TIE -oaLs ars .ylg st The Louisville WharE,
where thew ca be exa
Terms Ja-h, iu Governu ent Funds.
By orjer Ct Brig. Gen RO5agt Allen, Chief Quar-
termaster.
JAMES Z. DEL VECCHTA,
junel1-d Capt. and A. q NJ.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PEW 1Es HAVING CAlAs ASAfNsI
~ 10 IN Csrav NFzan. ronmended b. hrt
~ maor 6a1aTl Zach m tni q 70 th&E ~.
.sssse % ~ s1 7. o. RlgpsF, No 70 GsU
10 Una houeaE trfts-1
T.F,nsp aEgII
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SPECIALN NOTICES.
Announcements for Congress.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are suthoriEed 10 snnounoe EDNoSD CooPER,
Of the county Of Bedford, as q candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fomth Cong essiona Dis
trict composed Of the counties OF Giles, Franklin,
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress Of the United States.
He will a1drfss the people Of the District at the
folnninr tmes md nlaeea:
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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oUEJoB oFEIoE-Wesr are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the neatest style, and st the lowest
prices st this Office.
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The Atlantie Monthly for July has beer
received. It's contents are-
Young Men in History.
Around Null. /.
The C~hsngeling.
Ellen.
Winter Life in 81. Petersburg.
Needle and Garden.
A Paper on Candle Ends.
DR.. Johns.
Deep Sea Damsels.
Skipper Ben.
Assassination.
4, The Chimney Corner Accom- plices.
b Chicago Conspiracy.
Reviews AID Literary Notices.
The Atlantic is published by Ticknor 4
Fields. 1t is the sblest Of all our Month
lies. Price Of subscription, $500 per an,
nun. 1t can be purchased Of any Of our
newsdeslers.
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THEATRE This afternoon Meesrs. Stew
art, Smith and Willard have a benefit mat
inee, in which the following ladies ana gen
t.smen have volunteered their services.
Mrs. Carrie Wight. Miss G. Ifert.
Mi's Belle lfert. Mr.. Ed. Wight.
Mr.. Warren BordWell.
The chief piece is Kate o'Brisn, In which
Miss Julia Nelson viii sustain the eharse
ter Of Kate. This is the last appearance o.
Miss Nelson, and we expect everybody viii
be present. The performances will con.
elude with the "Irish Lion"
The chief piece for the evening will be
the drama Of Satan in Paris" Mics Yves.
tern, who is re-engagsd, win sustain the
FIVE leading characters. The evening per-
farmanees conclude with the "Pet of the
PetIicoats."
NEE THEaTRE.-A fine bill Is presented
to-night-"The Golden Farmer" and he
farce "Desd Shot" in which Ed. Wight viii
be as funny as usual. On wednesday
night Ed. Wight takes a benefit. Let all
bsar in mind that in attending Eds. bone.
st they benefit Mrs. Carrie Wight, and ev-
cry one attend.
POLASD's VAEIKTEs.-Poland continues
to draw. His Peter wilkins, like few other
plays, does not wear out soon. We have
seldom spent a more pleasant hour than We
did at this pace last week. Il is variety
that interests folks, and they find it there.
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Oeoee Baptist Association.
CRANLERK COURTAT SHELBY
VILE
JUNE klLrH ft8.
EGafo-d seEcl End Gle, snd EAnan Me5OEHa a.

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rauer p1n.saa1 fn Tho ery n Ne vie, ar inur
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MchINEvnLE AND MANCHESTER Rail
RoAD.-Tbe Stockholders Of the McKinn-
vile and Manchester Railroad Company
had a meeting at Manchester on the 18th
inst, and elected a Board Of Directors to
manage the affairs Of the road for the ensu-
ing twelve months. The following gentle.
men commas tho nav posrS.
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