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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-01
RUTHERFORD COUNTY.

THE following letter, though not written
for publication, is of that frank, easy and
racy character, that is always welcome and
readable
MURTREEsBoRo, June %, 1861 re-
ceived my UNION AND AMERICAN reg
ularly until the 10Th inst. On that day
it had cross upon it as large as the one
upon ST. PETERS Church, in Rome, and one
would have supposed that you had all join
ed the Catholics from that sign; but whether
it was way you have of notifying your
friends of your religious change, or wheth-
er you intended to notify me that it was my
duty to do penance or buy indulgence, l can
not positively say. l might be induced to
buy the latter, as l like ease, dignity and
liberty, and am willing to pay reasonably for
that sort Of indulgence The otium cum dig
initiate is a contamination l have longed for
as the ultima thule of my earthly hopes; but
have changed my views and now adopt
labor cum digaitate, and feel that / can be
permitted to eat bread in the sweat Of my
brow without molestation. l don't care a
grot whether I am represented in Congress
by such men as Stokes, MAYNARD and 9TH
ers of like grit or not. The truth is, had
rather have none than such misrepresenta-
tives as they would be to the interests of our
noble State.
Enclosed you will find seven dollars, which
you will please see placed to my credit for
the daily UNION AND AMERICAN for the en-
suing six months. l would subscribe for
year, but my wife and children might be
begging bread before the expiration of
that time Money, with me, is like the
Irishman's flea; l think have it in my peck
ct book, but when open it it isn't there
and it is not anywhere about this town, if it
is, it has a wonderful art Of hiding itself
% The quondam rebels about this place are
an impudent set of loyalists, and look and
act, and feel as defiant towards those who
are trying to ruin the country as ANDREW
JOHNSON himself, and Ike myself don't care
a red whether they are represented in Con-
gress or not
The darkies are in danger Of getting snake
bit in most the cotton fields in this county,
in those farms carried on by the
YanLs Cattle would fare well in them, and
never touch a cotton stalk unless they should
happen to tread on one. Corn looks very
well, and wheat yields much better than was
expected.
We are living very high now on snaps,
Irish potatoes, onions, cucumbers, squashes, |
cabbages, peas, beets, green corn, and little |
piece Of side bacon, two by three inches, just |
for sauce.
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after April lst. and until further notice.
Passenger trains viii run as follows.
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Coluu-
bia at7:20, A.. n. Arrives az Nashville 100. Re
turning leaves Nashville at p. ~ Arrive et
Columbia. $40. Pm
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $50. AN
Arrives at Decatur at g. Pm. Leaves Decatur az
$50. An. Arrives az Nashville at20O. IN Con
Meeting both ways 40 Decatur with mail train on
N. a err. for M5oresville. Madison. Hunts
vile. Woodville Lnrkiusville. Scottsbor0. and all
points East.
Passengers by this train arrive In Nashville iu
time 10 connect with Night Express trains on aIl
r0aGs from Nashville.
NiEht Express leaves Nashville nt $50, B.. A.
Arrives az Decatur az 4.30. An. Leaves Decatur
at 500. p. NJ Arrives AT Nashville AZ 40. Con
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail trains
on NJ. err, for Huntsville, Coriuth, Grand
Junction, Memphis. Mobile, New Orleans. and Oh
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
L. & MR.. for all points North and East
% Miles shorter than any other soutc from
Nashville 70 Mobile. Dem0pnlis. Selma. and ell
intermediate points.
"a Miles shorter TO Corinth. Grand Junction.
Memphis. Jackson. Eicksbury. and New Orleans
30 Miles shorter % Huntsvilic
Through Tickets can be procured n. vs.. ~.
Craig's Omnibus office. No. . Cherry street. and
at Broad Street Depot. Nashville.
=. H. VAN DYNE,
npl General super. ufruUaHf
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MILITARY DEsPOTISM.

From the Lebanon Herald and Register, June 80 !
It really appears 10 our minds that the
Federal Government is trying b7 every
means i'm its power 10 ALLEVIATE the affections
of the very few who remained true 20 IL dur
ing the late war.
Last week we had occasion 90 expose the
manner in which the Federal troops inter
fered with the courts in De Kalb county, in
consequence Of which Judge MCCAIN. be-
lieylng that justice could not be administered
while the Court House was surrounded by
Federal bavOnets, refused 90 hold the regu-
lar term Of the court. The Press and 7gmcs,
writing from information published by Col.
BLACKBURN, takes % task for this cTpoSs
accuses us Of misrcpresenting the fact Our
readers will remember that the trouble was
on account Of the fact that several horses
taken by persons claiming 20 be Federal
soldiers, were replevined by their rightiul
owners and that Gen. THOMAS had ordered
the courts to dismiss all suits brought against
Federal soldiers Here is an order sent 10
one Of the plaintiffs to one Of the cases:
Hp ORs. Murray DIv. or rHr TrvNrssEr.)
OrFCE PRovosr MtESHAL GENERAL,
Nashville, Tenn. April 10, 1850. J
GREEN CtNTRELL;-hou viii cause the suit
brought 6y you against y. ID. ttSH, or any SUITS
dicrs Tor offences OF crimes said % have been COM
mittcd by them while in services 60 be thrown
out &c court and forever dismissed. should you
fail t1 DO this. YOU viii be arrested and tried by
Your attention IS called to the orders enclosed
and you are informed that 10 Is the intention %
carr out these orlcrs 90 the letter.
by command MAJOR General IHuNas,
r. W. JOHNSON. Brey't Brig. Gen.
L. \. A., Z. NJ. General.
Our readers viii observe that this order is
pcrcmptory, and that no exception is made
for cfenses which may have been committed
BY the soldiers outside Of their orders.
We are informed by a gentleman who was
in Snithyille at the time Of the interference,
and who was attorney in ore Of the cases,
that the horses never belonged 10 the Gov
eminent; that they were never branded, and
that one OF them, az least was taken before
the defendant entered the army the Press
aud Itaaes 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
Our informant had the very best opportu-
mites for gaining correct knowledge Of the
facts, and Is gentleman Of undouhted We
racity. Further comment is unnecessary.
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CORONA.
A FEMALE SCHOOL OF THE HIGH
EST GRADE.
LEBANON. TENNEssEE.

4 THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
n giate Course IN Belles-Lettres, Ancient and
Modern Languages. Mathematics. Physical SCI
eneCs. M usic and Ornamental Branches
Faculty experienced and Southern born. except
cept the Professor o. Modern Languages who il
a German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department from So 10
81. Music 80 Vocal Lessons. separately, so
Boarding = per Eeek. Oue-half % all expenses
in adyance. y ext Term Opeus September Sd.
Orphan children Of worthy and necessitous Con
Tolerate soldiers VIII Be taken % two-thirds the
above rates.
Any daily newspaper publishing the above ad-
vertisement for SIX months. will be entitled 10
send an orphan child Of any neressitous Confed-
crate soldier who died in the service. upon GER
tiiicate 81 commissioned officer Of bis company
o. TcEnient % the fact, AZ hslg the usual rates,
Papers containing advertisements and all con-
municati0us desiring information, 20 be directed
% u. q. KELLEY.
Juue8-Zm Lebanon. Teun.
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ORGANsHr.-The following resolution,
adopted a few days ago by an association Of
negroes in this city, styled the Estate Equal
Rights League" is explicit on the subject Of
negro organship:
"Res0lnol, That the firm and unwavering
stand taken amid the perils Of the past and
the treachery of the present by S. c. MER-
GER, Esq editor Of the Press and Times, and
W. B. SCoTT of the TenHeSSccda, has en-
deared them to our hearts with the greatest
respect; and that We adopt the Press and
Times, aud TsHHesseegH As the organs Of our
Association, and will strive to make them
the medium Of intelligence 10 every house
hold. ~
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THASKs.-The following is delicously

THANKs.-The following is delicously
complete:
THAT the members Of the Tennessee
Equal Rights League tender their grateful
thanks 10 the Hons. J. SMITH FOWLER, Col.
w. B. STOKES and HORACE MAYNARD, for
their untiring efforts in the cause Of human
liberty, by adhering to and sustaining the
present Congress Of the United States, as
representatives of the loyal and patriotic
members OF the Tennessee Legislature, that
have repealed quite every proscriptive statue
in regard TO the colored race. And we hope
the present session, under the lead Of the
statesmen, ARNELI, MULLENs and TRDIBLE,
will place us equal in every right and civil
polity to be enjoyed in our fair and favorite
land -
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYORS orr1cg. July !. 1856.

VHE ENSUING WEDNESDAY BEING TIE
j Fourth Day Of July, the Anniversary Of our
National Independence, it will be observed BY all
departments of tie City Government; and the
Mayor would recommend to the citizens of Nash
vile, without regard to former differences Of 20
htical opinion, the bitterness Of which has pro-
duced much evil, to observe with one accord
this Anniversary Of our National Independence,
being the first since the formal proclamation Of
the close Of the late unhappy war; and he IN
dulges the ardeRt hope, that by the blessing Of
Divine Providence, the next Fourth OF July
may dawn upon our country fully reunited IN
heart as well as in government, upon Union re-
stored in good faith, with all the dignity, equal
ity and rights Of the several States" AMI Of all
the citizens of the several States, unimpaired."
To this end, let every friend Of the principles on
which the Union was established strive 70 emulate
the justice, moderation and wisdom which dis
tinguished our fathers who framed and ordained
it. W. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
iuiyl-3t
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4 FLATTERING CoNIPLnCENr PROM THE
NEGRoEs.-The State Equal Rights League
(nesro) of this city, thus gushingly expresses
Its opinion Of the Governor -
"Resolued, That we highly appreciate, and
thankfully acknowledge the loyalty, candor,
and true christian dignity Of one Of our eoun-
try's best and noblest sons, martyr 70 lib
erty and friend to humanity, in our worthy
Executive Of the State Of Tennessee, Gov
ernor W. .. BRowNLow, the true and tried
friend and protector Of our countrymen, just
emerging from the oppressons VI slavery"
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THE journals are full of speculations upon
the almost certain war-perhaps already be-
gun-between Austria and Prussia, among
the German States and between Italy and
Austria, TO be followed by France, Russia,
Hungary, sc, Excluding France and Rus
STA, England and Spain, considerably over
two millions Of men are known to be now
daily drilled, and waiting for the first blow.
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GIN. BANKS has offered his indomitable
sword, says an exchange, to drive out the in
yaders from Mexico. When that skillful
soldier marches again, as in Louisiana, with
his baggage train in the van, We shudder to
think Of the slaughter Of French and Inn
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Valuable Piece OF City
PrnnerfV fnr HnIF.

THE FINE LOT NOW OCCUPIED By GOV
Il eminent buildinEs. on the corner Of Broad
and Vine streets. bot VIII soon be vacated, b nov
offered Tor sale. Said lot, known and deslrHated
a. Lot No lsl fr8utinF 81 feet u inches on Broad
street running back 80 feet north % said Broad
street Unencumbcrcd by either debt o. mort
gage Possession given Immediately. The local
nv l. ore we'll suited l1r business. or a. a rsai-
donce unsquaisd. being situated In one of the
fnesf neirh5orhoois in the city. For further
particulars and Or perfection % Title, etc. appiy
HI SAM. DoNELEOA
Attorney az Law.
funegl-im No. d Cherry street.
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ST. CHI LES
Restaurant and Saloon,

No. q CEDAR sTREEr
w T. RICE 4 R. J. KEEL. Prbsr.stars. The
~ . prupriet0ra announce that this vel known
place D. stll epen for the patronage Of the public.
me eeit that The market affords aan always be
found. aud segFsd up at all hours by attentive
Ebiiep; the oelt Of Wines and Liqu ers always
on hand Give ur . call
- Regular Meals. so Ceuts-
junel-zm RICE A KEEL. Proprietors.
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7 WILL PAY CASH. Or EXCHANGE JEANS
ana Liuzcys for Wool viii bug Be- either ia
the crease or clean washed. viii have WOOL manu-
factursd. when desired intQ L!nscy, Jesns, ana
Eiapket5 EsD n. PENN EBAkER.
Agent or Lebanon Mills,
mayZ-sm No. 6 South Market Sd.
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THE effort to force the adoption Of the new
Constitutional amendment on the present
Legislatures Of the States is a confession by
the Radicals that they fear to trust ii to the
people.
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Steamers Of U. S. Mail and Peoples Line leave
Louisville at 1900 noon daily, aud at 500 Q NJ
daily, except Sundays, arriving IN Cincinnati BOO
time % connect with early morning trains for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 20 St. Louis.
Chicago. Cincinnati, and on principal Eastern
Cities. Rb- The Night Express leaving at 6.lu
p NJ and Galatiu ut $40 M, will stop no iu-
sermediate stations between Gnllafin and Nash
Vile only for through passengers, except un sun
days.
Gallatin Accommodation will run dsily except
Sundays. a. follows. Leave Gallatiu nj eos 81
arrive az Nashville 40 900 p NJ. Returning.
leaves Nashville 40 $50 p M, arrive 90 Gallatn
at $50 z VI. stops 40 an intermediate stations.
ALBERT FINK.
General Superintendent Z. N. r. r.
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MONDAY. July 9TH.

Aud continuing az the sam hour on the I0fh
and IIth, the following pieces or parcels q
ground
About Fifty Lots fronting on Cherry street, be
tween the Nashville Cemeteb and Z rankin street..
and beyond Franklin street
Also about Twelve AeresJn the river. iu',nedi-
ately above the City WateD0rks
Sixteen Feet fronting on Water street, next 10
the Suspension Bridge.
Ten Feet between the Cit Hotel and D. +. Car
tcr's on the Public Square.
Thirty four Feet fronting on North Market
street. between the properly Of c. 7. H. Martin
and the heirs Of VIM. Pyb and Block d Lots
fronting on Crawford and summer street. known
as the Corporation Quartz.
Also. about Fifteen Feet more o. less. fronting
on Front street. At the hWer end Of the CITY
Wharf and fronting epTsnf street.
Plots Of said ground wi be exhibited on the
DAY Of sale.
TERMs-Oue-third cas- The balance in ore
and two years. Notes aaring lawful Interest
from date. with alien retaned upon the land until
-'--' W. MATT BROWN. Mayor.
JAMES ssOAN,e
r. W0OWIN tgommittee.
A. S. EDNARDsJ
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InformatIon Wanied.

OP X. WATSON. nrucEIy Of West Trey. New
u York. who vas IL The eiiy Of Nashville, s0Eo
time ia themonthn Of February and March Las.
Ry calling on CaAalEa a. fuLLER, at the store o.
&. i. FULLER Co.. Masonic fsnpie. be viii hear
Of something 20 bis llFantafu
iane.4s-3l
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FOR SALE


4 FINE BRICK RESIDENCE 1.-TWO STO-
~ ~ with seven acres Of ground brick smoke
house. carriage house and stable. fronting on the
MurfreosbOrO Pike. Ia miles from the Court
house, an abundance Of water, equal % any IN
the State beautiful sh9de trees. flowers and
shrubbery. and great variety Of the finest and
most select fruit trees soil rich and fertile; an
under good fence. Apply 10
ie1l-lm ANDERS0N JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L r O a d
CHANGE OF TIME.
OFFICE o. GENERAL surErErrvprvr.

OFFICE on GENEnAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. d g. AID N. x N, W. EAILEOAB.
Nashville. Tenn, March l. 1866
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th
" 1850. and until further notice, Passenger trains
will run a. follow:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line
Leave Nashvil-s for Chattanooga and Ell points
South at 1920 A. ~. and $40 p. NJ. Arrive 20 Chaita-
nOOgn 40 $50 p. N. and $40 A. u next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga az 600 A. ". and q o.
p. ~. Arrive 40 Nashville 40 600 p. n. and 20
A. y. next day.
All trains connect az Wartrace FOR Sholbyvil.e.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for 5ohnsOnville. and al puift
West and Northwest, at 40 r. ~. Arrive 90
J0hnsOnyille 900 Pm. Returning leave johnson
vile 20 l:lO A. ~ arrive az Nashville at $50 A. ~
Trains on tho n. * ~. vs.. r. X. connect ut
J -hns0nyille, with a FIRST clHss line Of Steamer
for Paducah. Cairo and So. Louis
hs- BerthB and Meals FREE on Steamer con
Meeting with n. and N. W. Railroad.
So Passenger By thE route save uNpoUlp Ht
Sleeping Car and Meals SgtHee" Nashville and
Cairo.
e. Trains stop al all intermediate points.
W. =. ENNEs. Gent supt
N. & Q. and u. W. T.. E.
ma-7-tE
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Gun OUTSIDE PAGES

TIBsr PlGE.-Lotter FROM John Mitchell on
Earoreau Adairs-Cotton Prospects in Mississippi
and ala laml-GambleTs TELEGRAPH, etc
FoyEIH PAGr.-Tho Coat Of Faded Grey. poetry
Sunday RCa5iar
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An A no. J, SADDLE HORSE. ABOUT
"a ia hands hlEh. six years old; high spirited.
ln good order, viii be sold cheap. Apply AZ JAS.
PENIkCOSI's Livery Stable, on Deaderiek 9.
junO6-u
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- The ratio Of paupeFism and crime in the
North were. in lsd0 each eigLs fHies greater tlan
fkev lecrc IA he South.
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IN PURSU ANCEO OF A DECREE RENDERED
l in the case Of Robert S. Curriu and others. rs.
III. p. kceble and wife and Others. at the April
Term. ls66, Of the Chancery Court for Rutherford
county viii oder for sale, g the highest bidder,
az the Court House door i'm the town of Murfress-
bOrO, Tennessee, on MONDAY, THE ID DAY
OF JULY NEXT, upon credit. o. one and two
years, Except $500 in CASH; the purchasers giving
bond with two good securities, and lein being
retained until the purchase money is 81 paid
the Dover Lands Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Cur
rin-widOW Of Jonathan Currin, deceased-situa-
ted on the pike road leading mMurireesboro
to Shelbyviiie: with Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad. and Lytle's creek running through said
lands; the whole tract contains lSl5z acres. and
lies mostly within the corporate limits Of the town
Of Murfreesb0rO. upon which is situated a large
and commodious brick Dwelling. the residence Of
the late Jonathan Currin, deceased, including the
celebrated SAND SPRINGS. Said Lands viii
be divided into lots to suit purchasers; plat Of
which will be exhibited on the day Of SALE and
can be seen az any time IN the Office Of the under
signed at MurlreesbOrO. Tennessee.
The above Lands are sold for division Of the
proceeds among the heirs Of Jonathan CErrin,
deceased. JAMES NJ. TOMPkINS.
june3-5t-j31O1L2G CAM x Com
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID Office Of the Chairman Of the Street Com
nittes. until TUESDAY. the 81 day Of j uly next,
feet. more or less Of Plank Side Walks On south
Market. South College. South Cherry, and south
Summer streets; North Market, North College.
and Jefferson streets.
Plans and specifications eau be seen al the Office
Of the City Engineer. No. North Cherry street.
GEO. s. KINNEY,
Chaiunan Street Committee.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
$50 ReHard.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY PAS
- ture. two and a half miles west of Farming
ton. in Marshall county. Tennessee, on the 9Th
OF June, SORREL HORSE, fou years old last
spr;ng-about l513 hands high-Wa ks and trots
but Is dull in riding | will pay fifty dollars for
the delivery of the horse to me; and ore hundred
dollars for the arrest Of the thiei who stole the
horse. JOHN D. WOODWARD
julylw4t.
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= A / e
REAL ES TATE
Belonging TO the City.

THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PROPERTT,
i in conjunction with the Mayor. will sell ~
Public Auction. on the preBises. commencing 81
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48 BUILDING LOTS
BUENA VISTA.
FOR SALE
A L A U c Il | o n.
ON THURSDAY, JULY THE 9TH. 1866. WE
Y y will offer flr 80 ON tho nrnmiscs

nN THURSDAY, JULY THE 9TH, 1866. WE
" viii Oder for saipi on the premises,
FOrty-eight Desirable Building Lots.
Situated in a dry and elevated locality. near the
Buena Vista Turnpike and the Buena Vista
Springs.
Purchasers who desire to build. can obtain
Brick, Lime and Sand within one quarter of
mile Of this property.
The Buena Vista Springs are spoken Of as being
ultimately the terminus Of the North Nashville
Street Railway, which. when completed will
cause this property TO rapidly appreciate in
value.
These Lots must be sold foT whatever price
they will bring. No by-bidding will be per
mitted.
TERMS-One-third cash. and the balance in 6.
i, is and % months, with interest
Omnibuscs will leave our Office. 81 Cherry
street, az o'clock.
CALENDAR & GARRETT.
Real Estate Agents.
T. W. BARNES. AuctiOneer
june6td b.
Notice 10 Tax Payers.
I'VE CITY TAX BOOK FOR 1866 IS NOW
i ready and will remain open for examin alton
for ten days. Any person desiring TO examine
their Tax List will please call at the Office Of DR..
Briggs, No. 42 Cherry street, at any hour during
that time. THOS. j. HALLE,
je26 City Assessor.
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The Box Office viii be opened on SATURDAY
MORNING, at 9 o'clock when seats for the first
three performances can be secured.
june2S
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
r RAILROAD.
QUICK TIME TO
Vt. LOtEs.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EkST.
Two Daily Through Trains, NskgnE
Direct Connections nt Louisville for
the Fast, West and North.

c 0 VI " Z \ On @ J UNE 4TU NJ.
Lrnln. will nm n L-L-----
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FOURTH OF july CELEBRATION All
NASHVILLE.

We earnestly invite our felloW-citizens, without
distinction of race or color TO meet and celebrate
the Ninetieth Anniversary Of our National hide
pendenee. All organizations in the city, iuclud-
ing the various schools. are especially invited.
Many distinguished men have been requested to
De present. IoHy HETyEIF,
HORACE H. II APRfSON