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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

A Berlin dispatch of the 18th inst. saws
the Austrian Embasador mas been recalled
and the interests of Austrian subjects in
Prussia will be coafded to the care of the
Dutch Minister.
GARBALDI arrived at Como on the 18th
and was enthusiastically received by the au-
thorities, the people and army.
The Russian government has ordered the
Wasaou Craweou Railroad in readiness for
the conveyance of one hundred thousand
troops.
OMAR PASTA is to command the Turkish
troops to occupy the prinCipalities, 10000
of which will be loaned TO the Porte BY the
Vice Roy Of Egypt.
The Roumain army will be raised TO 49,
600 to repel the Turkish invasion of the
principalities. The Austrian Government
deeming 1t best not to contest the occupa-
ton of Holstein by the Prussians, withdrew
the whole Of the Austrian army. On the
llth the Prussians dispersed the States of
Holstein which had met at Itzehoe and es-
tabllshed new common Government for
Schleswig and Holstein, and promised to
convoke the common States of two Duchies.
On the 18th, the whole of Holstein was in
the hands of the Prussians.
In the settling of the Federal Diet, June
ii, Austria moved for the mobilization
the whole of the Federal army with the ex-
ceptlon of the Prussian contingent. This
motion was not announced before and the
Prussian Representatives has declared in a
note to the minor States, that she would re-
gard the Confederacy as dissolved if the
Austrian motion should prevail.
Prussia has also published her plan of re-
form, the chief portion of which is the ex-
clusion of Austria from reconstructed Ger
many. Austria on the other handnow pro-
poses the convOcation of national parlia-
ment and the establishment of directory to
consist of ) members and minister of
Hesse. DOUNLADT had stated in the Legis-
lature that the Federal Diet must soon re-
cognize the Prince Of Augustenburg as Duke
of Holstein.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June 24-Several iniunc-
tons against the Excise Board, in favor of
the Liquor Law, were granted yesterday by
Judge MCCAIN.
Steam was raised yesterday. for the first
time, on the Monitor Dunderburg.
Twelve hundred dogs have been slaught
cred in the city during the past week.
One hundred and twenty unlicensed LIQUOR
dealers we're arrested yesterday.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
OyPirE uF THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
TUESDAY. June IS, 1866.

MoxErARY-Gold opened yesterday at 50, an
advance on Saturdays report, and at noon was
quoted at $50. No later advices were received
by our brokers.
The quotations in currency remains unchanged.
Bank OF Tennessee commands from , to y cents.
Union Bank is bonght at from 70g52, and sells at
7iG75c. Planters bought at s. and sold at 60c.
CorToN-A reported advance Of Sd in Liver
pool By the steamer of the 18th, caused some ex-
element in our market yesterday morning, and
sales to the extent of about 100 bales effect
ed at from 3l@33. Private dispatches from New
y Ork. received daring the day, did not confirm
the reported advance in Liverpool, but quoted
the market dull and nominal for midling uplands,
which caused buyers here to withdraw from the
market, which closed at 30d3l. Holders, howev
er. are confident that prices must advance.
GRoCERIEs.-The market has experienced no
special change since our last quotations. The up
ward tendency of gold has the effect of strength
ening the prices of sugars, coffee and teas: and
while the improved prospect of the incoming
wheat crop has tendency to depress four the
increasing prospect Of a foreign demand in the
event Of a war, has a contrary effect.
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New York Market.
nv Ta1ao,~apb

3S@59 for good middling uplands. Flour dull
at lO@l5 lower : 3OGS 50 for State; 5Ot91O for
X. H. o. 10 059l3 IS for trade brands, and cIO-
sing heavy. Whiskey quiet at 2 26@2 ~. Wheat
market is very dull and nominal. Corn market
is dull and l0JGl2c lower; $3.50 for unreSeryed
western; g2@93 for sound, do inside price at the
and lc lower 5jGj9 for number one western and
on extreme. Coffee dull. Sugar dull; Cuba lea
Ia. Molasses dull. Petroleum dull, 2512 for
crude and 40G4l for refined in bond. Pork lower
at 3lG3l 6212 for new mess-closing 81 cash % 90
@30 for old do, and % 80 for prime. Beet unchang
ed from previous prices; beef hams nominal; cut
meats scarce and frmer at l31@@l51I.
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BUFFALO, June 25.-The Western Uni
tartan Conference closed its session on Sat
urday evening. The following officers for
the ensuing year were elected: President, j..
w. Hosmer; Vice Presidents, A. II. Liver
more and Chas. May, of Kalamazoo, Michi-
gam Corresponding Secretary, Rev. J. II.
Camp of Toledo; Recording Secretary, Rev.
J. G. Forman, of Carondolet, Mo-; Treasurer,
Jefferson Wiley, OF Detroit Executive Com
mittee. Rev. c. A.Staples, Rev. A. D. Mayo,
Rev. r. l.. Collier, o. q. Steele and J. C..
Hilton; Standing Finance Committee, JEFF
ferson Wiley and A. w. Rice, of Detroit
A resolution was passed instructing the
Standing Committee on Finance to raise &c.
600 from the Unitarian churches in the
West for missionary purposes the ensuing
year.
On Sunday, Rev. ROBERT COLLIER, Of
Chicgo, preached in the morning, and Rev.
DR.. BELLOWS, of New York in the evening.
The next Conference will be held in
Chicago.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

ST. JoHN's DAY.-The anniversary of
this day was appropriately observed and
celebrated. by the different lodges of the Ma
sonic Fraternity Of Nashville and Edgefeld
The lodges Of both places met at the Ma
sonic Hall at 81 O'clock Sabbath morning,
and proceeded by the band Of the 10Th Re-
gulars, marched to the Methodist Church in
Edgefield, where DIR. BALDWIN delivered an
able and eloquent sermon on the origin of
the Order. A large audience was in attend
ance who sat spell-bound by his eloquence
for near two hours. At the conclusion of
his sermon the Nashville lodges marched
back to the Masonic Hall, from thence to
their respective lodge rooms.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

Howard ScHoCL.-The examination ex-
ercises Of this school commenced yesterday,
and was largely attended. The several
classes, from the beginners to the most add
vanced, showed that they had not spent their
time idly. The dialogues were beautiful and
illustrative, well selected and most appro-
priately acted, while the grammar, reading
and arithmetic classes showed fine proficiency
The examination Of each department was in
every respect complimentary to the students
and their diligent and efficient teachers.
Professors WARE HALEY and their as
SOCRATES have exhibited no little zeal and
ability in the manner in which they have
conducted this very popular institution.
The exercise closes to-day for this ses-
sion when vacation will be given until the
first Monday in September next.
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DESTITUTIoN IN EAST TENNEssEE.-Gen
FISK informs Us that he has forward ed five
thousand rations to the destitute of East
Tennessee, to be distributed from Chatta-
nooga 20 Bristol. Cleveland, Knoxville,
Greeneyille, Jonesboro and Carriers Sta
ton are the points Of distribution. An en-
ergctic staff officer is now travelling through
the different counties of East Tennessee and
inspecting in person the complaints of des-
titution, and wherever they are found to be
well founded acquisitions are forwarded at
once for supplies. 1t is thought after July
that there will be no more necessity Of gra-
tuitous distributions.
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Foreign Markets.
by Telegraph.


New YORK, June 2j.-The following are the
the very latest commercial reports received per
steamer Germania:
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-COtton sales for two days
1900 bales including 5000 to spectators and ex-
pOrters. The market is firm at unchanged prices.
middling is quoted at l3l2d. The Manchester
market is steady. Flour firm. Wheat steady,
Corn steady at 29sG29s I'd for mixed. Beef and
Pork quiet and steady. Bacon steady. Lard quiet
and nominal. Petroleum quiet and steady with
full prices.
LONDON, June l2.-COnSOls closed at S6lldS5II
for money. In American stocks the market is
nominal; United States 5-20s 6454G65H; Illinois
Central 75d76. Erie 4OL41
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THF DUCKTowN COPPER MINEs.-These
mines situated South Of Cleveland, East
Tennessee, are yielding larger amounts Of
copper ore than they ever did. A gen.
tleman direct from there informs us that
the Company in charge of the mines are now
working on a vein of yellow sulphurate of
copper, that is from 40 to GO feet in width,
and so far have found no bottom to it. To
facilitate the transportation of the copper
from these mines, the Legislature granted
charter recently with aid of ten thousand
dollars to the mile. The Company was Or
ganized few days since and private sub
scriptions were made at the time, which with
the State is sufficient aid to build the road at
oupp
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RIVER NEWS.

The River commenced falling yesterday. There
are on the shoals eight feet water.
ARRIyALs.-Cu mJerldtd Cairo ; 1. Buker,
Burksville; Tempest, Louisville; Tictory st.
Louis j. p Evansville
DEPARTURES. j. p. Webb. Evansville.
The &c. c." Cumberland, has never failed, during
the whole of this season, to make trip from this
city to Cairo and back weekly. She came into
port on Sunday night and will depart on her re-
turn this morning. Capt EGAN is as jovial as
ever, consequently it is pleasure to travel on
his boat. Ed. HARMON presides at the desk, and
is polite gentleman.
The Steamer Victory, from st. Louis, is at the
wharf, receiving freight for her return trip this
day at u o'clock. Capt. HARRISON X Sons, are
agents and says she will positively leave as ad
vertised
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Cholera.

NEW YORK, June 25.-No new cases of
cholera have been reported to the Board of
Health. Two cases already reported are in
a fair way of recovery.
THOs OREILLY, Of Yonkers, a teacher in
AUTHORS school in this city, fell dead in the
street this morning.
The thermometer in the shade at noon,
marked 80 deg.
The passengers by the steamer Union,
which arrived 10 quarantine on the 29th of
May, were brought to the city to-day.
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COMMUNICATED.

To THE EnIToRs or THE UNION AND
ANEMcAN.-I saw, in your paper Of the
22d. notice that had been inserted by some
friend, in reference to the graves Of two Con-
federate soldiers, Of ths 10th Texas Cavalry,
who were buried on the premises of Dr.
LrrsCoMB, in Shelbyville. Their names
were not MCLEARN, but MCLAREN-G. W.
and +. Il. McLAEEN; and they were not
killed on the 9th OF June, 1868, as the
writer supposed; but one Of them sickened
and died, and the other died from wound
received before the 9th.
II YOU will insert this correction in
your paper, you would greatly oblige one
who is interested in the neglected graves Of
the Confederate dead.
ShclbyKiuc Juup o 1915
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

New YORK, June 25.-About two thous-
and Fenians assembled outside of JONES
Wood yesterday, and listened to long
speech from the Chief Organizer, JAMES
STEPHENS. The greeting he received was
very enthusiastic, and his words were listen
ed to with considerable attention. He con-
cluded with the assurance that before the
closing OF the present year the outburst
should be unfurled in Ireland.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

Will find always a large assortment Of the pursst
and most reliable Medicines.
Also. Manufacturers of DENOvILLE'S celebrated
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A BRUTE.-WN TAsIoN was arrested
on Sabbath evening for whipping his wife,
and acting in disorderly manner general
". He was brought into the city court
yesterday, and confessed his guilt, bat said
that lac was drunk He was fined 8 and
discharged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-AIr. MORRILL,
from the committee on Ways and Means,
reported a bill amendatory of the tariff act,
which was read twice and referred TO the
committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union. 1t was ordered pinted, and made
the special order for Thursday next, and
from day to day until disposed of.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

DETECTIVE w. Funston left yesterday
evening for Paducah to bring to this place
the thief who stole horse and buggy some
time since from Cap. HAMMER of this
this city. He was arrested a few days since
and committed to Jail at the place above in
dicated
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El1sfsh and Kentucky Railroad.
N8sbyille and Clarksyillc Line.
MERRITT & HILL,
MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS rs
w ALL PAP L X 5,
WINDOW SHADES,
.IHd photographic GOODS,
8. CHURCH STREET,
----.-- \. D.. ..r.M linn

lI.a.'ts H,r,r,H House.
a..s.f-sm Nashville. Tenn.
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For Debility, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness. Indi
geStiOn OF Dyspepsia, want of action the Liver.
DisOrdered Stomach. there are no bitters that
compare with these in removing these distressing
For sale or can be had ut any Drug
Store in the United States, or from the prOprie-
tors, Louisville, Ny, corner Seventh and Green
streets. TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
w and well selected stock of the above
articles. suitable for the City and Country trade
which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Faiis-Always to be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Ague and Fever, Chills and fever. in
w termittent Fever. Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speaks in the highest
terms of it. As curative agent il is unsurpassed
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using II Riley s TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders t.
HURLEY, RUDDDLE x co..
PrOprietOrs, Louisville, Ky.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

For Identifying the Complexion, effectually re-
moves Tan, FreckleS, BlOtches. and giving the
skin elegant smoothness not easily attained by
any other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East, gives it n character for efficacy which
at once stamps it infinitely superior for the
toilet of q lady.
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New York Money Market.

IBy IcIegr1ph.I
NEW YORK. June 25.-The Posts money article
says Wall street exhibits rather more activity, the
foreign news being looked for with much interest
by the spectators in gold. The rate of interest
on borrowed gold is = to l-6 per cent per day
Foreign exchange is decidedly frmer
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the House
to-day Gen. BANKS stated that he had
reason to believe that steps had been laken
by our government to ask Great Britain to
release Fenian prisoners.
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HurIey's Popular worm Candy.

As this is really a Specific for Wcrms. and the
best and most palatabe form to give TO children.
il is not surprising that il IS fast taking the place
of all other preparations for wOrms-it being taste
less any child will take il.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NASH
/ VILE and Edgefeld Street Railroad Company
will hold AN election for Seven Directors on Aon .
day. the ID day of July. proximO, At the ofhce-of
Lindsey Hoyt. Cherry street Polls viii be
kept open from l01S o'clock a. NJ until ! P. n
Stockholders will please 10 appear within the pr,
scribed hours and vote on their shares
BY order Of the Commissioners,
n. H0BS0E, Chairman
JOSEPH NAsH, Secretary,
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The Tariff Bill.

New YORK, June 25.-The TG6mGs
Washington special says: The new tariff is
so near completed that it is expected the
Committee can finish it at their session to-
morrow. They have SO far. cut down what
is known among American manufacturers
as the Colwell Tariff, prepared with year.
labor, after consulting the various interest
that were asking protection. A number of
the leading interests say they will have no
protection at all. Already combinations are
being made on the floor to so amend the
Bill as to gife it a protective character.
The endeavor to obtain duty of one per
cent. per pound on soda ash, which is now
all imported, until some extensive works
could be built that will enable Americans to
supplya home article at two cents per pound,
which during the war has rated from four
to twelve cents, failed yesterday.
Mr.. Morrill, thought that because there
were no manufacturers here for that pur-
pose, soda ash should come in free of duty,
and the committee refused to advance
Drugs. chemicals, and dye-stufis, wines and
liquors, and other like articles, from which
a source of great revenue could be derived,
are to be passed over entirely for want of
time The bituminous coal men wanted
one dollar to protect them from the Nova
Scotia article mined by the seaboard.
They will get only fifty cents-not the
amount of the Internal Revenue taxes.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 25.-Flour and grain very
dull and prices are nOminaly unchanged. Mess
pork declined to 81, but not much offered Bulk
and bacon firm, at full prices. Lard 2l34 Gold
! 5l@l52. Groceries are firmer but the demand
for pig-irOn, large sales at 50Gj2 for hot blast
Ohio. The market is closing tirmer and bouy-
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Reported Payment 30 France of "a. OOO, :
900 bH MnNRmiIinn.

NEW YoRK, June, 25.-The Tribune
learns from a private letter, received from 4
gentleman now in Mexico, that the French
transport which left Vera Cruz On the 9th,
had on board the sum of S500000O, which
was being sent to France as a part of the
balance due from the Emperor of Mexico to
the French Government
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

The jury in the case of MCGHAN vs..
CLEPPoNE-the latter getting the former
discharged from the War Department by
charging him with disloyalty-
verdict of 5000 dollars damages.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

Mr.. FALL having been called away to
Virginia, as trustee of Bethany College,
DR.. w. II. WHARTON has kindly consented
to occupy the pulpit at the Christian Church
during his absence. june2S-2t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

To THE FRIENns OF G. W. McLEARN and
+. Il. MCLEARN, brothers, of the 10th Tex
as Cavalry, Confederate States army-both
men were killed at Shelbyville, the 9th Of
June, 1868, and are buried on the premises
of DIR. THos. LIrsooNR, Of Shelbyvillc, Ten
nessee, with Others whose names are I'M
known.
Texas papers please notice. R.M.
ju2l-2ts
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Louisville Market.
by Telegraph

LOUISVILLE, June 2j, Z P. M.-Tobacco-Sales of
lA hhds. of leaf, market unchanged. Supertne
-four 25Gll .. Corn, mixed in Dulk IS prime
white a. Oats 45@4S; Mess pork $33 90; bacon
shoulders l64c; clear sides p 1zc; prime lard. D.
Raw whisky ..
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by Telegraph

10y IVItBIdpu.I
ST.. Louis. June 2j.-COtton is nominal at 3lCd35
Flour dull with declining tendancy. Wheat
unsettled, number one club 90. Corn easier
at 69G76 Oats steady. Pork lower at 49,.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

TTPPIEG on THE SABBATH.-MIKE
DALTON was before the Recorder yesterday,
charged with tipping on the Sabbath. He
was fined SIS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE TRIAL OF MAJOR McCANN
AND OTHERS.
pecial to the Union and Americana

KNOXVILLE, June 25.-The case of Ma
jor MCCAIN and Others will be taken mn on
Tuesday. The charge of Judge SWAMI last
week is withheld from the press.
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. ENCORE AING-'rhe street cars did live
Nv business ON Sunday, carrying during the
day over 1900 passengers. The line is run
min" aiN ears.
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The great Blood Purifier. as a Spring and Sum
purities from the blood. and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY. PUDDLE & CO..
ProprietOrs.
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HFHII-.5m NASHVILLE. lfbu-
John w. FRNOn. ~ the Northern Bank Of
Tennessee. az Clarksyillc Is the authorized agent
90 the Mon and American. and is fully empow-
cred to transact any business relating 10 our Office
q a.. RtsI.rtic. Esq. H. our authorized agent
1t -hollayillr. aud will transact any business
relating to our office.
Thomas W. Jones is the duly authorized
,rut 10 receive aud receipt for sal. criptious TO
thi. paper. iu the county Of Giles
i.HuiS VI. williams T. the duly authorized
agent Tor the u>IoV AND American in the county
ul Dyer
Nr. James Campbell. of Franklin. H. the
authorized agent for the UNIGN AND AMERICAN,
u Williamson county. Our daily paper il always
Tor sale at Mr. Ganpbclls news stand.
Captain W. =. Armstrong. of Gallatin, il
uur authorized agent 20 receive subscriptions for
iD, lSiuN ,Np AMERICAN in Sumner county.
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STREET RAILROAD IN MrNrWs-AIrE-
CATIONS or FE,Up.-The Memphis .Aru-
0idacks of Sunday says:
An injunction was granted Yesterday.
hv Judge WN. NJ. SMITH, on the complaint
ot Mcssrs. DAVIS, AnLE, BURDETT and KEr-
~, that fraud had been committed hv the
President and Secretary. in an over-iSsu-
ancc of stock hy the said company. In
granting the injunction, bond Of $3.50
was required OF the parties which was
promptly furnished. We learn that the r.
ceivtr "lll be appointed tomorrow, and I'M
dersiand the bond will be two hundred and
ity thousand dollars. The solicitors for
complainants were Messrs. HART, CARMACK
Z McCRAE The object Of the injunction is
10 restrain and enioin the officers of the
Memphis City Railroad from acting in any
way whatever with the matters Of the road
until the proper tribunal shall decide upon
the merits ithe case.
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Latest by Telegraph TO London,

BUFFALO, June PA terrible tornado
passed over this city this p. NJ, about 4
o'clock, uprooting and blowing down tress,
awnings, and several buildings, including
the United States Express Company's sta
bleS, and badly injuring Mr.. THos. GOULD.
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THE Office 10 INSURE urE in is the KNICKER-
BOOKER. with Sl.lOOOrl SURPLUS.
ANDERSON, Johnson A Smru, Agents.
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FOUND DEAp.-A white woman, hy the
name of NANCY \. THoMrsoN, was fund
dead near the Chattanooga depot, Sunday
morning. Cause Of death unknown.