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A CARD.-NAsHvILLE, Tenn, July 25th,
1S66.-In the issue of the Tennessee Stats
Ze:tung, the Radical German newspaper Of
this city, of Tuesday, an article appeared
pretending to relate scene which occurred
between merchant of this place and late
Lieutenant Colonel of the q. S. Vol. Army.
Il was also stated that the latter intended to
publish Conservative German newspaper
in this city. Although no names were men
toned, many of my friends believe this ar
ticle to refer to me, as have served in the
U. S. Army as Lieutenant Colonel, and as l
intend to revive the publication of Ger
man Conservative paper in a few days, l
presume this slanderous article was meant
to injure me.
therefore have to state the incidents, SO
far as they are supposed to relate to me, are
without foundation-they are absolutely
false. If the Stats Zeituag expects to sup
press or stiAe a freediscussion of the political
principles that are and must ever be the
basis Of free and liberal government, by such
falsehoods as this, it may be undeceived at
once. THO. TRAUERNICHT.
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tCoMNUNICATED.l
CAYCE'S SPRINGS.


Our advices from these noted springs are
that they are rapidly progressing in public
favor under the management Of the present
proprietor, and for the last few weeks have
been crowded with visitors from this city
and the country south Of US.
As we predicted it will soon be an iHsti-
uiioa long needed by the South, and the
right man has hold oft TO put it through.
We further hear that by the last Of the
week those new cabins with porches etc,
will be..ready, and the ten-pin alley by the
first of August, when Mr.. S, also expects to
have his house ready Cor the fine billiard
table now waiting for the room.
His cslobruto5 Chalybeate Spring, so long
ueeless, is now also in rapid progress Of ex-
cavaton and developement and viii be
ready in two or three days, This water is
said to be the strongest Of the kind in this
country. Mr., S. is making arrangements to
have it analysed BY the best professors Of
the South, and viii then compare its prop
critics aud qualities with any Spring in this
country or Europe As brother Pascal
says, more anon,
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las Aeresf
COTTON SEED.

NE HAVE NOW IN STORE TEN THOU
~ SAND bushels 81 Cotton SEED We ~
Planters % give us q call before parchasinr
as- HUGH McckEA & co.
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A HERALD MAP.-During the evening
session of the Senate yesterday, considerable
curiosity was created in the galleries by the
New York Herald map Of the seat of war in
Europe, which was in circulation amongst
the members and others present; and from
the bobbing Of heads over the sheet, and the
ripple Of lively remark that accompanied its
progress through the room it was thought
by some that another great battle had been
fought with gratifying results. Il turned
out, however, that the notice given to the
map was due to the fact that it embraced an
exceedingly smutty hoax by the delineator
or engraver, at the expense Of the Herald
Washington Star, 23d,
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MONETARY And COHNERCIAL
oEEIoE OF rHn UxIor 49, Ansaro.r.l

THURSDAY. July %. 1856. J
MoNETARY.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day at 49, and was the same at noon, but closed
at 1879 at P. N. The buying rate here was 14s.
and selling 49,
Government Securities are shade lower The
following are the quotations: sos, IO42{@lO5
lo-40's, 9Lzs@9s1s; 1905. lOS9lO84.
Uncurrent money unchanged in every respect.
COTroY.-There is nothing new to chronicle in
this staple. The market continues dull, and with
but little inquiry. We heard Of tho sale of very
small lot, yesterday. which brought 26g27c. The
New York evening dispatches quote the market
dull and nominal, at 3jG35c for middling.
GRoCERIEs.-The market. yesterday, was quiet
and sales have been mostly to supply the local
trade Prices. however, have undergone no
change since our full report Of yesterday
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New YORK Money aLarkss.

NEW YORK. July 25.-The Posts money arti-
Gle says: The loan market is unchanged, the
rates still favoring the borrower. Commercial
paper is dull at $685. Stock market frmer,
with little doing. Government securities are dull
but the quotations Of yesterday are fully sustain
ed, except 7-30s which are lower. Railroad share
are strong, with a speculative feeling after the
Board. N. Y. C.. quoted at 1917; Erie 645s; Hud-
son 1917; NJ. G. 10; NJ. g. S21% Foreign ex-
change inactive and depressing
Thirty thousand tons of coal were sold at auc-
ton to-day, by the Delaware, LOckaWana and
Western Railroad Company. Prices were lump
6 371ld650; Str. 6 5OG6 co. Gale 6 62lA@6 70: Egg
675@770; Stove 2Ots7 30; Chestnut 5 00a5 S.
Wright 2,2lO pounds delivered at Elizabeth.
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THEArRE-THE HAELoNs.-Ihe largest
and most fashionable audience that has ap-
peared at the Nashville Theatre for many
months witnessed the wonderful perior-
manoes Of the HANLoN Brothers last night.
The house was crowded from pit to dome by
a highly delighted and gratifed audience.
The HASIoNs surpassed themselves if that
were possible. They are, without any
doubt, the most accomplished gymnasts and
athlets in the world. While their feats on
the trapez often strike the beholder dumb
with apprehension, the wonderful ease and
grace Of every action e1cites the utmost ad-
miration. They should be seen to be aP-
preciated.
The other portion Of the evenings enter
tainment were in keeping with the leading
feature-the HANLoNs. The amusement
loving portion Of our community are seldom
afforded the opportunity Of spending an
evening so agreeably as at the Old Theatre
the present week.
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VrARsHALL COUNTY-CROps. Ere
WHAT THE COUNTRY PEOPLE
WANT 10 KNOW.

..ifspondenee Of the Union and Americana
LEwIsBURG, July 23d, 1S66.-There was
a meeting held here on the Dist, which ap
pointed a large delegation to attend the
Shelbyville District Convention on the 2Sth.
The counties composing the 4th congress
sional (CooPER's) district viii all send
delegates.
The recent plentiful rains insure a fine
corn crop, and with favorable season, from
now on, an average cotton crop will be
raised. The cotton Is very full of squares,
and old planters say-all squares that come
in July viii boil and open by frost. The
oat crop is very fine. The crop Of peaches
and apples is larger than usual, and much Of
it viii be made into brandy, thus helping to
pay some of Uncle Sans debts-while de-
MED representation. The people are work
ing hard to pay State and National taxes,
and yet this so-called Legislature has already
cost the State thrice as much as any former
Legislature, and have done more harm than
all ombined-increasing the burdens and
taxes in the ratio that they rob the people of
their rights and privileges. These men
have already made themselves too odiOus
ever to be forgiven or forgotten by Tennes-
scans, and they know it. They feel desper-
ate, and act recklessly.
We would like TO know out here in the
country, if we are to be taxed to pay BRowN-
Lows police in Nashville, Memphis, and
Chattanooga, or now the Rump Legislature,
can compel City Council and Courts to vote
local tax for municipal purposes. The
Supreme Court in the case of HOoDENPILE IS
Justices Of Crnnon County, decided such
tax was Discretionary, and could not be COM
PEELED by act Of the Legislature. What
next? Why, to authorize the Comptroller
and Governor, and the Commissioners, not
chosen by the people of these counties and
cities, to levy and collect the tax Gd hbitum.
In this they will fail again, for the Legisla-
ture does not have the authority to forbid
wTits of INDUCTION being sued out, and the
whole question thus brought before the Judi
ciary; and if our fellow-citizens of Nash
vile, Memphis and Chattanooga, refuse to
pay, how can they be made to do 50, except
by law? 1t seems to me that the Radicals
know their police laws are contrary to the
Constitution, and an outrage on the rights
of taxpayers, and hence the unheard Of
expedient of trying to deny and forbid the
Judiciary, from testing and condeming their
acts. Was the like ever before proposed in
a legislative body? And yet all this is to be
done to enable BROwNLOw q Co., to control
the ballot-box in those cities, and through
them the rural districts, and to spite noble
people, who voted against them and elected
Major LEWIS, S. P WALKER, w. X. POsToN,
and WIN. FOSTER. The people OF this county
hope those cities will stand up and maintain
their municipal rights, and the Judiciary
will be to them shield against revcngeful
legislation. "HAMPDEN"
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TE c. EDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
i Chs -eery Court held fofthe county ofCannon.
state Of Tennessee, az the April term thereof
1 wiz on
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DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
IL limits at the following rates..
u. MACKENZIE.

From one to ten cords, per cord, Sc %
Ten cords and over $50
Sold az yard 100
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ON SATURDAY, AUGUST N. ne

ON SATURDAY, AUGUST n, 1850,
ViHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL TO THE
"A hignest bidder a. the residence u tho late
LnyMA5 DEdOos. deceased. on Big Harpeth
several valuable tracts Of land situated imtnedi-
Ately on the p aahFills and Northwestern railroad
Hnd on Big Harpeth river. t0-zit:
con tanning about
43S Acres!
DIVIDED INTO four smaller tracts Also several
other small traetE near the rarne. IN "a ,-sicb
viii Be better understood b. reference 70 he plat
IkkMs-Qne and two years credit with in
terest irom date, Bond and security Viii Be re-
t-lss1 ana q lien retained feF the purchase
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Cincinnati Market.
IBy Telegraph.1

CINCINNATI. July 25.-Flour unchanged, and
nothing of consequences done. Wheat dull and
no change in prices. Oats irregular, sound being
at Csc. No change in corn. Whisky steady.
Provisions quiet and unchanged; another better
jobbing demand. Bacon-1694c for shoulders, l9c
for sides, and PIC for clear sides. Sugar cured
hams sold to the extent of 80 tierces at 23a24c,
and 200 tierces hams in sugar pickle at lgc. Lard
held firm at zoe, with buyer at 1916. Bulk meats
firm; sales of shoulders at l514c packed, and sides
at lie loose Groceries firm and in good demand,
but prices are not higher. Butter firm at pa DC
Cheese l4Gl5c. Gold l49.
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PROGHEsSING.-Th fine block Of bust
ness houses being erected on Spring street,
by our fellow-citizen, JOIN KRKMAN, is
progressing rapidly. When finished they
will be among the most desirable business
stands in the city. Substantial improve
ments of this kind add much to the prosper
it's Of the city
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W. FREEMAN q Co.

THE gentlemen Of the USIoN a ANrERI-
CAN counting room tender their acknowl-
Judgements 10 Messrs. TREPPAED d Co.
for an excellent Feather Buster, the very
thing needed Messrs. +. q Co. have
a large assortment of such articles, including
almost everything needed by housekeepers
for sale at their store on College street.
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MARY SHARP CoLLEGE.-Among the
many excellent schools, both male and fe-
male. which have been revived since the
close Of the late unhappy war, it gives US
peculiar pleasure to refer to Mary Sharp
College, at Winchester. Before and during
the war, even up to the second occupation Of
the town Of Winchester by the Federal
troops, in 1868, this was one Of the most
successful and hourishing institutions for the
education Of females in the country. We
are gratifed to know that the ravages of
war have been repaired, and the College
will open again, on the LIST day Of September,
with a full faculty and with all the other ad-
iuncts and facilities for importing thor
ough education enjoyed even.
by it in former days At the head Of the
faculty still stands Professor Y. c. GRAVES,
so long and 50 favorably known as an edu-
Gator Of youth, under whose Presidency the
institution attained such high reputation in
times past. He win have the aid Of expert
enced and able professors and teachers in
every department Of the school. We are
pleased to notice that the mathematical de-
partment for which this institution has
always been 50 justly celebrated, is to be in
charge of Prof w. p MARKS, under whose
care we doubt not, it viii fully maintrin its
former repute.
For full particulars as to terms, etc, we
refer to the announcement Of the College in
our advertising columns.
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TROUBLE IN FENTREss AND JACKSON
COUNTIES official sources we learn
that bands of men in these counties, styling
themselves regulators" are driving some
Of the best citizens from their homes. They
not only menace them with arms but send
them written notices to leave against such a
time or they will be killed Maj. Gen.
FISK has sent an officer to investigate the
reported troubles.
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-Four MURDER ON THE FRENCH BROAD.
We have just been shown a letter from
Oak Grove, dated the Doth, in which it is
stated that on the 1lth or 18th Of the pres
ent month, JAS. AMBROSE was found dead
on EVANS mill dam. Upon the body's be
ing examined, it was discovered that he had
been shot in two places. An inquest was
held on the body, and it was ELECTED in evil
dence that an old man and son named BOAT
MAN were the probable murderers. They
were arrested. The young man, THOMAS
BoNrMAN made his escape. The old man
was committed to jail to await bis trial at
the next term ofthe Court.-kBoruile Com
---.---lnL
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WE HAVE on HAND
LAND FOR SALE.

Me-, 2 and 4. cor. Church and COLLEGE street.
jyl9-2m MELVILLE Tel
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EVERYBODY should see the beautiful
Tumbler Washer attached TO the Soda Fount
at PARKEs & Co.'s Drug Store, corner Of
Church and Summer streets. Don't fail to
see this truly wonderful piece Of ineclanisin
iy2a-lm
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COURT MARITAL SENTENCES. Private
JoHN MCGEE Company E. 2nd Bat 10th
Regulars who was tried by a General Court
Martial at this place, on the charge of de-
sertion, has been sentenced by Gen. Stone
MAN, to three years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary of this State. lie has also d.
rected that the unexpired portion Of the
sentences in the cases of privates CHARLES
BEANsFrELD Company G. and THos NOR
REssEY, Company D. Ord Bat. 10th Regu-
lars, as promulgated in General Orders Nos.
8, % and 80 respectively, series Of 1866,
from Department Headquarters ofTennessee,
upon the recommendation of their command
ing officers has been RENTED, and they have
returned to their duty.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I / w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. & c. AND n. x n, W. RArLwAY.
Nashville Tenn July IA Isl
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ALI the members Of the Legislature
against whom suit has been entered by Rep
re ontatyes WILLIAMS and MAETN, had
writs served on them yesterday, requiring
their attendance at the Circuit Court in this
place. September next.
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On and af,er sunday. Jaly sth. ls5s. and until
further notice. trains VIII ran as follows.
Columbia Accommodation train leave. Column
bia at 5-3l. 4. 90. Arrives st Nashville ine0 Re-
Turning leaves NasbvillcaI 8.10. o.. Nc. Arrives NJ
Columbia. s. I'm.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at 9.i0, A. H.
Arrives az Decatur az :l5 p. n. Arrives az Hunts-
vile az 1:S7. p. NJ. Leaves huntsville 855. A.. So.
Leaves Decatur az 6.td. A.. A.. Arrives AZ Nash
vile at lS3, P. 81. Connects az Nashville with
Nashville a Chaitsnoogn and Nashville & North
western and E. * X. K. Rs for an points on
those lines. With Louisville j. Nashville r. r.
for all points North and East
Memphis, Mobile and New Orleans Express
leaves Nashville at $40. p. NJ. Arrives at Dcca-
tur at i:57 A. x. Arrivesat Memphis at $40. p 81
Leaves Memphis at $50. A. r. Leaves Decatur
at 6;-5, P. n. Arrives az Nashville at 2O5. A. 81.
Connecting at Corinth and Grand Junction with
trains on the N. i o. and Miss. Central R.Rs for
Selma. Mobila, FiclaburE. New Orleans. and all
intermediates points. Connects at NashviIle with
Nashville & Chattanooga. Nashville & North
western and Edgofeld & Kentucky r. RS for an
points on those lines. and with Louisville &
Nashville R. R. for all points North and East
Through Tickets can bs,prccUrod 90 the Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company. No. q
North Cherry street. and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
,. b. VAN DYNE.
fvq0 tf,r,r,r g.,r.,-;,t, -,4,,rf
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CHANCERY SALE.-Be sure to attend the
Chancery Sale Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, at DoLIN, BARNES & Cos. Auc-
ton Rooms this morning, commencing at
10 O'clock
DoLIN, BARNES & Co., Auct.
JIG CollePe ST.
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Senate.
The Senate met according to adjourn
ment.
The customary resolution Of thanks to
the Speaker for his sable and impartial dis
charge of his duties" was adopted.
The Band Of the 18th Regulars was
present, and played Hail Columbia, the Star
SpdngLed BaRaey, Yankee Doodle, John
Bro,rn's Soul IS Marching on, AUD Lang
Syne, concluding with Old Hundred.
The Senate then adjourned sine die.
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NEW THEATRE-This building will be
opened by the LIST Of September. Il is I'M
dergoing thorough oyerhauling. The
seats are being taken mp and remoddled,
andthe walls repaired and painted.
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CNuGur.--OHANSE CAMPBELL, noted
negro thief who has evaded the vigilance Of
the police Cor some months, was taken in
Yesterday morning. and watch belonging
20 Nc LEVI found in his possession. He
was furnished quarters with the scores Of
other negro thieves un the Cumberland.
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st. Louis Market.


ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Flour declined 2jc on low
qualities; So 50G8 50 for spring. fall extra So, and
So for double fall extra. Wheat unchanged. Corn
active and sitter; 72976c for mixed and yellow
and 94@96e for white. Oats stiff at 47@50c. Pro-
visions dull and unchanged Lard q 19e for prime
Whisky UNCHANGED.
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POWERS IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-MKE
Powers viii reopen his old stand, on the
southeast corner of the Square and Market
street, on or about the lst of August &.
which time he will have returned from an
Eastern trip, to purchase an entire stock of
new and seasonable clothing suitable for this
market His old friends and patrons will
not forget the redoubtable MIKE. jylS-tf
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Louisville Market.

SvILLE, July q, Up. N.-Sales of l07 hhds
-tyuuooU; Tugs lower, and good leaf full prices
Flour 81. Prime new wheat 81 .. Mixed corn
in bulk 6Sc Oats Acc. Mess pork So 50. Ba-
con shoulders l64e; clear sides q BE. Prime
lard 20l4c. Sugar, hard refined lSc Raw whis-
Ky 25c.
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THE CITY.
.ents for the Union and American.

TO liIe Business Men Of Nashville
Mr.. F. b. KIsG. pdblisher Of the Nashville City
Directory, has deposited in our counting room the
following publications, which will at all times be
open for the information II the public: New
Yorl. State Directory: Cincinnati City Directory
Louisville City Directory; Ohio State Directory
Boston City Directory. and Nashville City Direc-
tory.
Other State and City Directories will be added
70 the collection, a. soon as published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access to them by calling at
our counting room.
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belonging 90 the heirs Of William Rate. de-
ceased, lying in Cannon County on Hills Creek
and adjoining the lower tract Of he vidoU
Bates, on which s. p. james now lives. 10 paw and
satisfy the amount due II. j. StJohn and "a. j.
Wood o. set iorth IN decree Of the Chancellor o.
said Court. rendered AZ the October terra thereof
in the year $50. and also the cost ofthis proceed
ing The land % be sold per acre, and 10 Be suT-
Teyed % o. said tract, 70 suit the purchaser This
7. J. LECTION, c. an.
VI the Cbancery Court a: qodbury.
49,
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ASSAULT AND Battery esterday NOR
ming two marketmen by the name Of WAR
REM aud HAGUE had regular set-to near
the market hou'e, in consequence Of the
wagon of the former running against the
cart Of the latter. They were arrested and
carried before Esquire MATHEWS, who fined
WARREN s., as he was the attacking party.
No sooner had the trial concluded than
WARREN swore that he would whip HAGUE
so soon as they got outside Of the corpora
ton. He was seconded in this threat by his
brother They were then re-arrested and
bound in the bond ofS25O to keep the peace
for the next twelve months.
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RnoonnERs CoUBT-The usual attend
aace Of petty offenders were before this court
Yesterday. Five eass Of disorderly ON
duct, fined s. each-swo 81 whom were sent
10 the workhcuse. Several cases Of drunk
enness were fined S. each. Five arrests for
committing nuisanocs at the market house,
taxed cost.
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SENr 10 rlE WoRKHoUsE.-An negro by
the name Of DAVID MADISON, for stealing
clothing valued at sixty dollars from SAM.
SNuH. in Germantown, was fined $50, in
default of which he was sent TO the work
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DIsoRDERIy HousH.-W. L. BRo'vN,
oolored arrested ior keeping a dior
derby house on College street was before
Judge WuKINsoS yesterday and tined
$50, ANNIE EsE1MAg or The same offence
was sent 10 the gravel hc.oyn
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From the circular of Robert L. MAITLAND Il
Co, for which we are indebted to Messrs. STRAT-
TON, CHENEY i Roy, we copy the following state
ment of the receipts Of cotton in New York in
July, and since the lst OF September.
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THE mother Of Gen. HOWELL Conn, Of
Georgia, died in Atlanta on Saturday last,
in her seyenty-iourth year.
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EDGEFIELD LITERARY SoCIETY.-Our
friends over the river organized a society on
last Tuesday evening, under the above name,
having for its object the mutual advance
ment and entertainment Of its members.
DR. D. S. REYNOLDS was elected Chairman,
and G. W. COLEMAN, Secretary. Regular
meetings will be held on Tuesday and Fri
day of each week, in CANERoN's School
House, Whites Creek Pike. The following
subject will be discussed tomorrow, friday
evening: woman wields more influence
over man than money" Much interest is
manifested by our neighbors, for the success
Of this society, aud as all persons are res
pectfully invited to attend the meetings. We
have no doubt the hopes Of its friends will
be more than realized.