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Pr.nL MrSIaTUREs.--We paid visit yes
terday 10 the Cumberland Gallery, corner
of Cedar and Cherry streets, and had the
pleasure Of examining a number OF Pearl
Miniatures recently finished. Amongst
them we're large sized miniatures Of Bishop
Polk and stonewau Jackson. The likeness
Of the Bishop is exceedingly striking and
liielike. whilst the picture, as a work OF art,
eoual, il it does not excel, any miniature
painting on ivory we have ever seen. The
picture Of stonowall jackson is a copy Of s
photograph taken at Winchester, Virginia,
and differs very materially from the many
otbsr likenosses extant. Il has the merit Of
being correct, and exhibits marks Of the
great force Of character for which the Gen
oral was distinguished, aud gives one q
much better idea Of the physique Of Che
great soldier. The picture is in every re
spect admirable. Our attention was called
@ another style Of pearl types, perfect little
gems, taken upon the porcelain dial Of a
gold watch. The licensees were excel
lent This style OF picture has been bui
recently introduced, and is bound to become
popular. No one who has 8 watch, aitei
seeing them, can resist the temptation L
have his and his wife's picture upon th'
dial. Nothing could DO more appropriate
We were glad to ind that Mr.. Morse, not
withstanding the general dizziness, is doing
a good business, aud that he continues 70
keep up with all the Improvements in his
beautiful arr. In Mr.. Wilbur he has 9
most accomplished assistant-an artist Of
fine taste which has been well cultivated,
and q =e=ileman Of pleasing address. We
take pleasure in commenting them 10 the
public. They are worthy citizens, aud M
establishment, even in the eastern cities,
can show better work.
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NESTING OF rHE STATE MEDICAL SocIETy.
The Tennessee State Medical Society met
in the Episcopal Reading Room, and, the
President being absent, Vice President
Michel took the chair.
On motion, DR.. Hatcher was requested TO
act as Secretary, pro ten.
The records Of the Society being absent,
the residing Of the minutes of the last meet
ing was dispensed with.
It was moved and carried that the Society
20 into the election Of permanent officers
for the ensuing year; whereuPOn DR.. RO-
bert Martin was unanimously elected Presi-
dent. DR.. W. L. Niehol, Vice President, and
DR.. A. A. Hatcher, Recording and Cores
ponding Secretary and Treasurer
The following gentlemen were proposed
and unanimously elected members Of this
Society Drs. ]. A. Beasehamp, Thomas
Menees, ]. II. Oney and Dsniel Dupre.
On motion Of DR.. C K. Winston, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen delegates TO
the American Medical Association 70 meet
in Baltimore, on Tuesday, the let proximo:
Drs. Bowling, Atchison, Conwell and Sin
/ gleton.
Or. Bowling stated that delegates to the
Association would be passed over tbs rail-
road free on their return home, BY having
tbeir tickets iudorsed by She Secretary o {
the Association. THIS plan he said was
adopted 70 prevent imposition. He also
stated that he thought similar arrange
ments would be made with the roads run
ming south Of US, for the benefit Of the more
Southern delegates.
On motion Of Or. c. X. Winston, COM
mittee Of two was appointed 70 act in con-
junction with the President in soliciting es-
SAYS to be read at the next meeting,
Drs. Menees end DuPre were appointed
said committee.
DR.. c. h. Winston moved the appoint
ment Of Committee Of Reception, whose
duty ID shall be to prepare rooms for the
meeting Of the Society, and 10 receive ans
welcome members coming from distance
and to give such information IS nay be de
sired in regard to the time and place Q
meeting etc.
Drs. oney, Duprs and the Secretary wer'
appointed said committee.
Il was moved and carried that the seere
tary be instructed z call on the forme
Secretary Tor all books, papers and money
il any, belonging 10 the Society.
On motion Of DR.. c. X. Winston, tho Pres
isent was requested 10 collect and Presen
10 The next meeting all laws enacted BY tn
Iegislature in regard 10 this Society.
On motion Of Dr.. Dupre, The Presiden
aud vice President were requested 70 is'a
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Painters ALLEY AND GEN ALLEY.-While
we are willing TO accord to our city authori-
ties all credit and praise for the effort being
put forth, and the success that has been
met with thus far, in the way Of street i'm
prOvements, we cannot, in justice 70 our
selves, and q duty We owe to others, further
refrain from calling attention to matter
that is so hideous in its character as the con
dition Of Printers alley and Gem alley. We
have importuned, and been promised time
and again that the remedy should be ap-
piled; but 10 it is not yet. Gentlemen,
cur patience is beginning to be considerably
ehafed on account Of this neglect. W. do not
care to "ding dong" you; mOdesty is one Of
our great virtues but we are fast coming to
the "pint" when we viii be forced to lay a
little Of it aside. We cannot well wait much
longer for the "WaggOn," or rather the
carts. Let the thing be "did," forthwith,
for you are the folks to have it "did." We
pause.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES

NEW YoRK, April 21.-The steamers Cit
Of New York, Louisa, Saxonia, and City O
Cork, sailed for Europe.
Gold shipments S47 900. Export for tn,
week Sis, 600.
The steamer England is delayed at the
lower quarantine for examination and viii
be thoroughly fumigated. No news from
saE FRaNcIsco, April 10 IAN inquest is
now being held over the body OF Sam.
knight victim Of the late explosion.
Six thousand sacks Of prime shipping
grades Of wheat have been sold at 81 IS per
sAEERAEoIsoo, April 2O.-steamer Sierra
Nevada has arrived, bringing 10000 dol
lars.
The Indians ere reported to be commit
ting outrages. in the vicinity Of Canon City.
A detachment from Camp Watson has been
sent after them.
A Los Angeles dispatch states thst The
Indians are troublesome between that place
and Majoo river, and that cavalry is needed
to prevent serious interruption 10 travel.
NKw YoRK, April 2I.--The Spanish Min
lister it appears has conceived suspicious
against the steamer la Oriental, and OBJ
ssined an order from Washington 10 deliver
for examination, but i was too late. No
body else suspects her, and no doubt she is
engaged in legitimate business.
The Board Of Health have determined to
remove the colored population Of New York
and Brooklyn to more healthy abodes, and
establish temporary cholera hospitals in
various parts Of The two cities for use in case
Of necessity.
A special dispatch 10 the Philadelphia
Telegraph processes to announce on high
authority that JEFF. Davis will soon be re-
leased on parole on the same terms accorded
to C. C. Clay.
BosroS, April 21.-The lower branch Of
the Massachusetts, Legislature has rejected
the Right Hour Labor bill, by vote OF Jos
TO So.
Nzx YoRK, April 21.--Msyor Hoffman
has ordered all nitro glycerine to be stored
in vessels filed with water.
A Washington dispatch says that the
Constitution must be so amended that here
after no State shall make any discrinina-
ton on account Of color, after July 4th, 1876
negroes must have the right to vote; there
shall be no representation between 1896 anC
1875 for colored persons not allowed TO vote
and that within States may be represented
on the terms on taking the test path pre-
ssribed by Congress.
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RIood uorse Association.

Inone more week the regular Spring meet
/ ing Of the Nashville Blood Horse Association
will commence, and never since the first
inauguration OF races in this city have sp-
pearances been more fsttering than on the
present occasion. The present proprietor of
the race track, Mr.. Ebb. Deming, has
spared neither pains nor expense 10 make
Il worthy Of the occasion, and the best
blcoded stock both Of Kentucky aud Ten
nessee will contend for the supremacy.
Nearly all the horses have arrived that
have been entered and are now in training
at the track, the most prominent among
which are T. G. Moore's Lightning colts"
ToEles' "Hsrry of the West" Johnson and
Bremer's ''Muggins," Capt. W. Horns Jack
Malone colt "Duke of Orleans" and his
FLY fIda," by "Hiawatha," Ebb. Deming's
Cooper" and "Codocil, !" Van Liew's civ
erpool," and the whole of his "bonnie Scot
land" stock, while the veteran Tom Patter-
son is daily expected with his famous stud,
including "Gen. Rousseau, % "Charlie Arm
strong" "Gilroy," "ssrah K, }" and others
Of equal note.
With such list as this, and the induce
ments offered by the Association, the meet
ing cannot fail TO be grand success, and
we hope that the ladies Of Nashville las in
all other cities) will attend in full force, for
every arrangement has been made by Mr..
Defining TO secure them comfort and con-
veniences
The regular meeting does not commence
till Tuesday May Ist), but on Monday
will be contested the "St. Cloud Stake"
for which there are three entries-T. 6.
Moore's mike Edwards" Towles' "Harry
Of the West" and Deming's "Jociesse'-
and we doubt not it will be one of the best
contested races of the week.
The Henderson Stake, which will be run
for or the fifth day of the meeting (Satur
day., promises 10 be one of unusual interest,
as, in addition to the purse and entrance
money, the grand challenge vase is to be
the property of the lucky winner. 1t is
very beautiful, and cost five hundred dol
lars, and was manufactured for the occasion
by Mr.. William Wilson McGrew, of Gin
cinnati.
Should the weather prove prOpitious, we
have not the slightest doubt but that it will
bring together the most brilliant assemblage
Of beauty and fashion that has been wit
messed in Nashville for many years.
T. G. Saunders, Hinton and Kenney,
Bailie Peyton, Eli Elliott, and others, have
also stables at the track, and their fine
stock are preparing for the grand tOurna-
ment, and win most likely prove very dan
gerous competitors for the laurels.
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MARKETE.
10y Telsgraph.l

[By Telegraph
CINCsSGr1, April q.
Flour inactive but prices no lower. superhne
81 5Os7 U.s. Extra IS 5Oso Family and Fancy
50 50 to $40 25.
Whest dull and prices nominal; No. new Red s.
lOea 10.
Corn firm and in good demand at Sc in eleva
tor, and 65a66c in sEcks.
Oats higher and supply not equal to the demand
market closed at SsaS9c for No. 2; 44945c for No.
in elevator.
Rye advanced to 7sAs0c.
Whisky in better demand at 81 p.
Mesa Pork held more firm at SIS 1926, with
small sales.
Lard held at 1879 for city, but was held at ls5,
@l9c at the close.
Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged and quiet.
Eggs Ice.
Groceries steady.
Butter 30 to SIC.
LOUISVILLE, April q.
Sales ll6 hhds leaf tobacco st prices ranging
rom to 81.
Flour easier, s. 25 for good superhne.
Cotton, SOC for low middling.
Com, OOc IL bulk.
Mess Pork firm at SIC.
Bacon Shoulders IL clear Sides I53fc; choice
sugar-cured Hams &c.
Prime Lard, lsc in tierces.
Whisky pc.
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The ST.. CHARLES HoTEL.-Ihe present
proprietor, Mr.. n. B. Hamilton, proposes
to sell, as will be seen from the advertise
meut, the unexpired term Of his lease IN
the 81 Charles Hotel. This house IS sdmi-
rably located, being about the centre Of the
business part Of the city. In selecting 8
hotel, this is a consideration, both with the
traveller and The active trsdesman. The
recent thorough renovating process which
The building has undergone, and the new
ont6t il has received, makes it desirable
and pleasant place. We remember this ho-
eel wears ogo, though not by its present
name. when {, did vigorous and lucrative
business. And we do not see any good rea-
,ou WHY it should not again, especially
when Il is in better condition than it ever
was before. To any one DESTROYS Of trying
itheir hand in the way Of ''keePing hotel
Ne would direct them - call on Nr. Ham
4 iltcn.
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q circular, urging the organization Of coun-
ty and other local societies, and thereby
procure if possible, larger representation
stour future meetings.
On motion, the President was authorized
to empower any member desiring to DO so,
TO act as delegate to the American Medical
Association.
An assessment Of one dollar upon each
member was made to defray the expenses Of
the Society, whereupon all the members
present paid the fee.
The Society then adjourned % meet on
the first Wednesday in May, 1861,
a. A. HkToHEE, Secretary.
NASHVILLE. April 81. 1866
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EelfNhusa.

This vice, which is never prsctiood in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesI
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 elOquence or pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Y
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this sfiiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box b0z, Nash
vile, Tenn. teb2o-H
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,
C. A. CAMPBELL.

HEG EMAN'5 FerrEfed Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II Of Oalissya Bark, with PyIophOsphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGE MAN a co, Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
f. Rohiques Of Psris, In 1853, and received fsyora-
bic notice from the French Academy Il is cas- ,
assimlsted, and not decomp0sed IN the stomach 2,
food or the gastric JUICE; Il h prompt, efhcisp,
tonic, combinng the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and d not stimulating or rritaut.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
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Caissye bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py
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cases where mild and eihcacious Iron Tonic 3
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Samples furnished 20 Physicians on Application
PTRE VACCINE CEUS15. selected rom healthy
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HESEAlAN a COS Cordial kllEir oalisaya Bark
Alnrn snd Kino Lozenges and Ohlorate Potash 10
SspQes. Al The shove cold By DruFGsts-
HEGEMAN & Co,
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A large audience paid their respects to
Billiards. Panorama Of New York City, last
evening, at the New Theater, and the au-
dienee were so much interested that you
could almost have heard pin drop during
the evening. As work of Art, it is of sur
prising excellence, and on this account
alone, it is worthy of patronage, but it is
full of instruction. One gets a better idea
of " New York as it is" than he would by
reading q volume filed with descriptions
Of this great city, or even by paying it an
ordinary visit. It exhibits tomorrow
Monday afternoon, and every afternoon
and evening this week, at and o'clock
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Ma. BnUEER's CAsE.-By reference to
another column, it will be seen that the
developments on the trial Of Mr.. Brunor
were decidedly rich but as yek Mr.. B
himself, appears to be an entirely innocent
party. The swindle appears 70 have been
committed BY other parties, and none ere
more guilty than Mr.. Hoge, the principal
witness, who was the greatest william Of
them all.
We know nothing Of the affair, but being
acquainted with Mr.. Bruner, we are conf
dent that the trial win result in bis com
nlete vindiehtion.
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CITY NEWS.

Rev. D. J. Holmes, Pastor Of the Union
M. E. Church, will lecture at Masonic Hal
on this (sabbath) evening, on "The Duty
Of Northern Men in the South"
DR.. Holmes will hold services regularly
every sabbath al Masonic Hall also, Sab
bath pehool.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested 10 read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No.. Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tf.
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PrpsoxlL.-we would respectfully re-
comPend to cur patrons and friends Of the
city, the Lincoln county News" as being
a good medium for advertising.
Mr.. McCord, the editor, viii remain IN the
citv for a day or two, and we commend him
70 oursfriends as gentleman, and worthy
Of patronare
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. It is an admirs-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
It is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2I- tst&weowly.
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In chanoery at McMinnyiIle, Tenn.
In 60 q MeALInnEille.


Caroline I0Eles and sslis N. Gihhs, compiainauts.
" fafn Roach, He1netta Roach Joaephns
tloacn. a11 l1esiea Roach. deiendants.
IN MS canse & Appearing % the satisfaction q
the cerE aad Master from Endavii. fhai the above
nasned deludauts are non-rssdents Of the state Q.
reuueeEee % Nat ne ortinsry process q aE en-
not - served On than It j. tnereiore ordered thai
uutacaton b made. ior four Consecutive weeks
70 tie nashville uuloa, ksWspspNr publiahsd N
fhs city % Nashville. leuuaasea, requiring ths ssa
deiandante - aIsfeAI % tha hrst GAY Of cur neri
CouTh q - ne5 ~ Nc AlinnFiile, % ne stn Mon-
dHy 70 al.lllf 49, % ptezd, ausser OF dsmur q
conlf ran n or Tue sane y Il - taaun f1r co1-
iessats a. % tlerni and - iar haarins sEpaFte-
,. p MORRo1LD, G. a n
fetl-Wita Hy ,. 9. BILns, y. Q.
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OLD THEATRE--Last night closed the
theatrical season, at this place.
During the week there will be three Ta-
bleaux for the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Mr.. Flynn has very kindly consented to the
use Of bis building for this purpose, which
is entirely Characteristic Of his nature.
On Monday next the Zanfretti troupe will
open Up, at the threGtre, and We hope they
will receive patronage worthy their great
talents.
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MAHcn RULEs, 1890.

Henry W. Reborn,
v. Amended and Supplemental Cross BIZ.
n Ward 81 as
IN thIs cause, t appearing 70 ths CLERK ana Mes
Ger that defelaanti X. ID. alison, heToud the
limits Of the state Of IeuneEsee, and Eesps him
self 90 out q the jurisdiction Of tins court that the
ordiRary process of laW cannot BE- served upon Cd.
10 g. tharei0re ordered that puhiiaahon b fnada
Tor four successive week., IN the Nashville Unloa,
q Newspaper published 10 the city 81 Nashville,
reunessee, requiring End defendEnt b appear
before tEe CefE and Master q. ofice In CzrtfaFa
on or before May Eules and ausFsr SAID cross IN.
The saTne vii b. aiken for confessed and set f8T
hearing ez parte, a. b him.
msr2s-Elt D. n. CAMPBELL. AK.
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sFEED AND CoNFoEr.-Samuel J. Nidener,
al No. CO Market street, north side Of the
Public Square, has some Of the swiflest
horses and few Of the smooihest running
buggies to be found in the city. We would
Say 10 al who may want stylish turnout,
that the bill can be filed by the Captain on
reasonable terms and st short notice. In
making preparations for an excursion, or a
pleasant drive, do not fail TO call and sec
him; g great many have aone 50, and none
Of them are dissatisfied, but are all pleased
with Che result.
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ELrorIox.-Ah election will take place
for Aldermen and Councilmeu, in the new
tenth ward, tomorrow. We hope there viii
be a full vote polled, and that good men viii
bo returned. The poll will DO held at
Moore's Grocery.
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cuotrka.AWo call attention 70 The no
,ioe efDr. MeGm's cholera remedy else
who're. The medieipe is warran'ea % cure
all coinplsints related 80 eholeFa' and Nc
chesrhaJiy recommend them
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Pills, FIsTuLA TISSUES, sTRIcTUREs, &c,
DR.. !. A. CloptOn, Of Huntsville, Ala, may
be consulted in Nashville, at the City Hotel
on the 2Olh, 21st, ed, 23d, oath, 25th inst,
He guarantees 10 cure the worst cases in
the State. Refers 70 the most respectable
gentlemen Of the Medical profession.
Special attention given to diseases Of
females. [aprI9-H
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Ia ChaaeeFy q 49,. Tenne..

AAklh kUIEs, $50.
James v. Denny, e as
V Amended and Supplemental Bill.
John r. Roliugs, et ala.
~ ms cause, 30 appearing b. TIE Clerk and Mas
ter iit ne defendant Y %. 5cott 81 a nan-rraidanf
Of ths 5laie q tennessee, % that the ordiuzry
pr-casa a. laH cannot ~ served upon hIm. It =
therefore orc cred tnat Publication B. made Or four
successIVs NeaEa, m the Nashville Union, 3 neus-
papeT puolafned q su. - % Nashville, Tennes-
tarra 81 tta CralcerT Court 81 smith courfg -
Ga. lu Carflag1l cu or nciere ~ dfst Wsrisr II
lurss 1885, - ansa-f com rlai1slts ar1anIaf anf
suplluleutal tals or the esua I'll - 49, ~ .1r-
ir.se1 - ~ nin and - % hsarins ~ pare.
lleiA - D. d. MRBELl.s a n.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Windo10 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale BY MERRITT HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs-H Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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Parties sending Orders to the Job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write - Union Office - on the face Of
the Copy.
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We are indebted 70 Ed. willard, Union
Street, for late Louisville and Cincinnati
papers. lie has received all the latest
monthlies, literary and comic weeklies, and
th' aa'lle' Of the principal cities. Get year
Sunday reading.
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Our jos OFFICE.-We are executing every
description Of plain snd fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and al the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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CtanctnnatI. OhIO.-JOsEPH B. QUHBr' Is
our authorized agent to receive advertisements ana
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
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the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorised
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