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New York lsTarscr.

NFw ToEK. Sept IL.-Ccttor heavy and de-
cliuing; sales 90 bales middling uplands 2-.g
NE Flour closet null aud triae ~ver for
medium grades. Wheat dHlI and dropping. Rve
steady Al & = ~ q Cor western. Oats active At
G-llafsc tOr new Chicago and Ohio. ~ arrive
and 81; on spot. Corn very firm at s. 205flsl =
for cool 70 prime mixed western. Mess 30 K
So - cash. Beef quiet and steady. Cut ucs e.
aad steady. Lard dull at l4<Gl45L for fair 10
arin1e steam AZ for kettle rerdercd
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TIE WoRKHoUsE-There are now one
hundred and six prisoners in the workhouse.
Of whom forty are females. This is a
greater number than that institution has
before held al any onr time during the
present year.
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FINANCE AVID TRADE

Gold is shade lower, having opened IN
New York yesterday at 144s, was la at
noon, l442 at 2 p NJ, and closed at IA! at
P. NJ. Dealers here were paying l43l
and holding at 145.
Government securities were lower, and
were quoted in New York yesterday as
follows:
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IN RANKRUPTGY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 0E
4 the 5tn 1Gy q September A O. Ie57 a war
ranti 10 BANKRUPTCY -5s Issued nEaiust the estate
q joel Davis. 81 Va hvilic. u the
county o. Da-ld-0n ara St@.e Of
TenEe-Sfe, TEo hEz rcea adjudzed a
bankrupt on bic e-1 petition that the
payment ~ any debts and delivery ef suy
property bel0nCi~- surh bankrupt % N sr
tor his rs0. AL -fs ,-.n5ior ~ any yrJqcri7 By
hiIa, are i'roidGon b. hw; that q meeting o.
tne creditors o.. me said bankrupt. q prove
their debts and ~ choose one ur tncre ass- snees
% ms estate, will be neld NJ ? Cur. ~ baHk-
ruptcy 70 ne hoiieu OF the 2-'h day % -eptem ~
A u. IsJl. 81 ? o'ciceE 4. &c.. % the once q
The rc~iztrr il Beak.urt~y, Ersnviiier leu
ne-7cs. 60 rZ-t Church street before Alo1tn
- b. T. GLbECJCF.
es-.lra- e S. Marshal ~ C-srrser-
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The AeaIing Pool, and House O
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports. fOl
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de
stroy the manly powers. and create impediment
to Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes free Ofcharge. Adore
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso'
citation, Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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EdgefIeId l--Great Attraction
nN THURSDAY. THF IsTH sTPT.,

~ We propose 10 open our fan sales by offer
ing TWENTY FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOIS &c
Williams addition" 70 EdseGelt.
This growing t0Wa, renowned for it. beau
ty, healthiuine5s ant character Of it, in
habitants, as well az its schools. churches and
close proximity 10 the city, renders II one Of
the most pleasant and desirable locations IN
Middle Tennessee f5I family residences The
rapidly with which Edgefsld Is now improving
is attracting general attention 9nd this sale viii
afford hns opportunity for those desiring cheap
the corner = Sbslby & MiuicE streets al ii
o'clock a. o. Ic.Es liberal AMI T-ads known
On day IF sale
-.plJ I'd Agents
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REV. DR.. BUNTING wiiIPreaoh, at half
past ten o'clock this morning, his second en-
nual sermon, giving history OF the
church during the two years cf his conncc-
.Io-, with H.
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10 COusumptives.-The Advertiser, hag-
ing been restored to health il lew weeks. b.
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To ali who desire it, he VIII send d copy Of tho
prescription used free OF charged with ite Iii
rections fer preparing ami usins lhe same, which
they viii fnd d sUKE CURE FOR CossUNFTloH,
AsrHKA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser IN sending tie Prescription, Is 20
benefit tho afflicted, and spread Information
which ne ccnecivss 10 be invaluable; and hoFes
every sufferer will Try This remedy, as It vii c71.
tnez1 nothing. and may Prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Tres--iption. will please
address Rev EDWARD a. WILSON.
williamsburg, Kings county. New York.
octE-lydEw
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TIE OrrcAsrs OF SocIETT.-Ihe ar
istoaratic portion Of the Social evil OF
nashville was pretty largely represented at
,be matinee in Masonic Hall yesterday
afternoon. among them the notorious Emma
BiRes and otheT5 Of equal celebrity.
number Of respectable ladies abruptly len
he haIl shortly after their appearance.
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BUILDING IN EDGEFIELD.-The progress
Of Edgefeid the present sslaoq Ia the way
OF building has been extraordinary con
sidering the stringency Of the times. We
notice our friend J. n. Brooks, Of the Lou,
isyille and Nashville railroad is about
completing a fine residence not far from the
suspension bridge.
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Nam OrIeans ta.rket.

NV OaLEAys, Sept. Il Cotton dull and
lower; sales Of 30 bales Jfllw middling 1t IN
Z3c. Tobacco stock light, laarEst hJn. IZ9sc
iJr light common Leaf; medium 91IqlZc. Flour
frmer; sUPerdne s. l0; double extra SO 50
ale IS. Corn dull and UNCHANGED. Mess pork
dull, no buyers at 81 50; shoulders lee clear
TJe5 1)c; sugar cured hams zalfc Lard hTu at
I45L8i45Ec cold i43ZIl44. SttGiinE l3tGl3s
neE Oh eEchanEa Y uranium
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TowPoNrr.-The iate7s corpus case foT
the recovery Of the son Of Mary Baker,
col. from 4 farmer named Samuel jenkins.
was indefinitely postponed yesterday by
Judge Smith.
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Cincinnati Ffarkef

CTyCUEATT, Sept. l4.-Fl5ur UNCHANGED and
steady, aId quoted al SO 1910 . Wheat %
UNCHANGED and 11li; 10. / red, s. %. Corn is
dull end prices are lover; 20. J. 81. Oats dun
It s. seoc i7I NO. /. Rye frm AZ 4 q. Barley
unchanged and firm ~ Il 45Zl so. Wnisky
steady at S. IN bond. Cotton dull, Tery Mite
d0IlS, ana prices nominal. Mess PORK IN de-
hisner. Bulk meats soii AZ i3GI5c for shout
ders and sides. Bacon can be bought AZ 1870
~ for shoulder.
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Errnrs al YOuth.-A .,

Errors OF YOUth.-A gentleman who SUI
fsred for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ura Decay, and all the effects of youthful ini's-
erection, will. for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt aod
directions for making the simple remedy BY
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 20 prom
by the advertiser experience. can do 90 by al
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDES.
mav2 lyw No ~ Cedar st. New Ork.
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STEALING GvNNY BAGs.-Henry Davis,
col1red, was brought before Justice Cazsety
eterdsy, on charge Of stealing dozen
gunny bags from Dr. Haggard, but the
prosecution was finally dismissed at cost Of
he defendant.
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81 Louis Marie Is.

ST. LOUIS. sept. i9.-Tobac15 steady aHd ErIa
Hemp, dEit and unchanged Cotton, lcthIae
DONG. Flour, -erv eiCet and unchanged; SUI
pc7Ene s. 5Jg5 2; extra 81 5lf9 o. double DO
g 0F12 10. Nbeat, dali AID lover. - Z5lg2 ID
tor rel and white 81 7y4l -. sTrinz corr. il
octl-c. Oats. opened Er-- ard hiEneT. - e.
Provisions steady and firm. lard. -frIs. IN
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LOUISVILLE, SEPT. l4-Sales Of TO- hhds Of
tobacco; Tugs s4aG. leaf as -. Supsrfne
-four g .. Wheat & 05G2 j.. Corn snsDed
81 10. Oats IN bBik 60 Rye 81 Zj81 30. Mess
pork s25 o.. Bacon shoulder l5e; clear ribbed
sides ls1lc; clear sides 1870, fancy hams pc.
Lard 1910 ia tierces, Cotton 22g23c Raw
Whisky ulmInnI q hluI
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The FIRST COLoHED UNIVERSITY ~
TIE SoUTH.-Fisk Uaigersity, oflhis city,
an institution for the education Of colored
persons designing to become teachers or to
prepare for professional life, will be opened
tomorrow. The first attendance promises
10 be from 100 to $50.
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ELDER IRA 4. NIl-HuI viil preach
at the Christian Church this forenoon 81
ten aud a half o'clock, and q, seven and
half this evening.
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TIE MILITIA OurRAGE AT JACKSON

TIE MILITIA OUTRAGE AT JACKSON
A committee Of citizens left jackson for
this point yesterday, to lay before the State
authorities the facts in regard to the shoot
ms Of Major Hartmu5 by the militia on
Wednesday last No official report has yet
been made to Gen. Cooper. We are graft
fed 10 learn, as we DO through a private
telegram to Gen. W. B. Bate, that although
the wound Of Major Hartmus IL very dan
gerous, hi4 condition IL not regarded as
hopeless Major III. Is gentleman of ire
proschshle character, and we trust he will
survive the dastardly attempt upon HE life.
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CONGREGATION MOGEN DAVID pklllo-
DON-Norih Msrket street. NJ. Mysr Minis
ter. A. Lauje. President; j. EIlla, Nl'e treHt
dent ,,..
COEGRE4 ALTON BUAI JESHURl VI RI
FORM-soIth Front street. s. c'l tEesl-
dent Vi Fishsl Vice President
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TmRTEETH DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.
e j. Morris Constable elect from the
18th district, has established his headquar,
tiers in Justice C4sssty's Office, Deaderick
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Thompson Brothers have just opened
the largest and best assorted Stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods they have ever offered.
Church street, near St. Cloud Hotel
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Ak UEAusTAKABLE FACr-That crowd
ed bus between Nashville and EdgeGeld is
saying every day, and loudly, too, that a
street railroad between thetwo places would
pay handsomely, and it is asking why the
thing is not built It's high time some
thing wa- being done in this matter.
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THE REGISTRATION C0M1uaI oNER.
Sheridan, the new Registration Commits
aioner, n New Yorker, and during the
war commanded "a company Of Ohio cayal-
ry He reided Al GAINESVILLE, in this State,
pIeyion 10 the war
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view York DryeOods Market.

NV cRE, Sept. IA-DrygO0ds steady. ~
f15 JbC DSst make Ct unbleached shee4if-
BleacEei nzsiins are sJeady and in fair reouess
Prints active az l55l fer Spragues Delginsz IN
demand McrinOes active. E.l-s arr searce
ard frI in price -itn an 1c:ive demand
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


FOR Mayor
l announce myself as a candidate for n favor
1t the ensuing municipal election and pledge
myself TO the people, if elected. to labor for an
economical management Of the citys Affairs
making it the fret consideration tbs at the oKpsn-
iitures shall not exceed the city's ordinary
income. NJ. c. COTTON.
vs. are authorized TO announce W MATT.
BROWN a candidate for rc-eiection to the
Office Of Mayor Of the city. sepl4
announce myself sc candidate for Mayor in
the oRsuins municipal election You who
teither white or blaci-J please u vote for me,
ghall be equally judged.
augl7 I'd JAMES C. DANDY.
FOR COunciimeu.
We are authorized 10 announce Major A. 5:
THURNECK as the regular Republican candi-
date for Councilman from the Third Wsrd at
the ensuing municipal election
We are authorized to announce JOHN LUCK
as a candidate for Councilman sfrgm the Fifth
Ward at the ensuing municipal election.
LATyoRN-Immediate adjustment Of every
Office and expenditure not necessity.
We are authorized to announce 7. :. VAR
Trough a candidate for Councilman from the
Sixth Ward. at the ensuing municipal election
sept to
We are authorized to announce L. X. SPAIN
candidate for Councilman from the Tenth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
gepl5 I'd
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CORPORATION CHECKs-Thele are now
three suits pending against the city, involv-
ing about ten thousand dollars, to secure
the payment Of money on corporation
checks The movement in the Common
Council for the payment O: all losses Of
corporation employees by discount on checks
paid them Is occasioning considerable dis
cussion, and creating no little excitement
among those interested
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selIinr nnt had Naw York Cost.

To close business. We are positively closing
out at New y ork cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFlNI & hIVA'
iaulO 70 North Cherry street.
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BOy-S' Wear, Boys WeRr.-LOoE at Cas-
simeres at Thompson Brothers before buying.
Sep14 lW q.
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CATUEpR AI.-gorner Of Cedar and summer
Streets. Right Rev. p A Feehan, d. D.; Rev.
W. Welsh and Rev. J. S hean. Residence on
Summer street, adjoining the Cathedral. sun
day Fxercises-Masses az 81 and o'clock, A.
"a High Mass and sermon at 1917 a. a.; Mass
for HE teaohers and scholar of The sunday
school at A. NJ, and catechetcai Iu7trucuons
immediatsly thereafter: Ncspers and bene-
diction NJ 81 P. NJ. Masses every morning IN
the week at 8 and z. -
CHURCH OF THE ortb
NRshvinq Rev. Father Reps. Residence on
Church lot. Mass on Sunday at A. D.; High
Mass and sermon at 10 4. b.; GRtechlsm tor
1biljren AZ E. Tesper and Benedicti0n at
ST. JOINS CHURCH-Edgefeld Rev. I. A.
Bergratu Mass on 5UDiays at 10 a. 81.
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PROBATE CoURT.-lu this court yester-
day, the report Of the Clerk in the case Of
+. F. Everett administrator, 1s. Ophelia
White, was received and confirmed.
John NJ. Joslin Thos. j. Allison and
Wan. 2. Hickman we're appointed commits
sioners TO set aside a dover for the widow
OF Walter I. Greer, deceased.
T. L. Maddin was appointed executor Of
the will OF Jno b. Bosley, deceased, and
gave bond ia the sum Of $4,000.
Morris Landers WAS appointed admins
traitor OF the estate Of Dennis Flaherty,
deceased, and gave bond in the sum Of
$500
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Empress Cloths, Empress Cloths, all
colors snd prices, at Thompson Brothers, Church
s4reaf sepI4 I've
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OHUBCH-suuth-
sast corner Church and summer streets. Rev,
Ii. +. Hunting, Pastor Residence at the Par
sopaFe. Summer street. Services az ll'2 A. 49,.
and 81 p. NJ. Seats free q night
ASSOCIATE REFORMED pRESBN TERRAIN
CHURCH-Corner OF College and Ash streets.
College Hin Rev. j. A. Lowry, Pastor ser
vices az II A. ~.
SECOND PRESBl TERRAIN CHlBCH-North
COLLEGE street between publt Square and Lu-
Gust street Rev VIM Farnshaw, Pastor.
Residence uD Union Street Services no l1'
An, and 20 D.. N.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Woodland street,
Edgehod Rev MIR. rHmble, Pastor.
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p ~ -
WsTTS-svl--S I-t.-5f-ri:'l.
.f.sf. oPEyH
T3r~, northern.
l501 f.iiUigbt ........... .........--..7I0 a. %.
erssoa Novinesu.
200 b No.. .----..-.-. l'' A' -
.is-st Washington sRd Southern VIA
Chattanooga
ZOO midnight .-.i'.' - w.
sscraud washington ami sOgi'seTa n"
Chust-InOGES.
100 P. 81.
!,,.-,.s,.r. mer-.FI.is ana New Orleans
Il.l1 midnight .........' 80
rtr.nsIa aud tieutTeI.y Il. r.
..a, ..................-.-.-. .l0.0oA. 81.
Nartss.extaFn h. X.
q.90.p a. n.
Lebanon VIA stage
SON, ,i47,ivbt .........-.....-....5-00 P. ~
TnomaSvine via Stage.
THURSDAY
Jordan'S Stare via stage.
Monday 1900 midnigh' P. n.
Friiay do .................--.--.. do
Iiberiy Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE aud
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5j1P. n
oHiee Hours.
From to6p.M Sundays. 7to9A.N.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHI kCH-Ea-t side sum
NOR street between Union and Cedar streets
Bev. Or. r. B. c. Howell, Pastor. Residence
No IL North SUMMER street. Services at lJ55
An, and s p. NJ The Sunday School meets az
sPRIH8 STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Polk Avenue. Rev. b. W. Phillips, Pastor.
Residence corner Spruce and Cedar streets.
CHERRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Cherry and Film streets. Rev, =. PctrI.
Pastor. Services nj 1917 a. ~, and u P. NJ.
Office IN basement. -
iere street. near Howard School building.
Elder y. b. STEPHENS Residence DcmUm-
brane street, west Of McNCiry, Service ~ "a
An and p. 81.
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FLSIAN BAIL-The Fenian Brother
hood will give grand bah at their Hall,
60 COLLEGE street, on Thursday 26th inst
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may2lyw

beautiful all Wool PIaids for Children
al half price, at Thompson Brother
seul4 " q.
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Cumberland Preshytrrian

FIRST CT MBFBLANb PRESBYTERIAN
THTRCH-West side summer street. corner
Cumberland Alley. between Church and
Broad streets. Rev. A. y. Baird. Il. D.. Pas
tor Residence i3 South Cherry street. Ser
vices at ID a. g.. and r.. NJ. Office ln front
part of the Church. Office hours from To &
r. -
SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Corner South College and Mulber-
~ streets Rev. d. NJ. lal-eli, Pastor. Resi-
dence l9l South College street. Services &c II
A A. mud D.. A..
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methntIist Episcopal

UNION N T. CHU RCH-Summer street near
C0pitoI Avenue. Rev. y. RUtled-c, Pastor
Services ~ lgiZ a. IT.. and - ,. ~. sabbath
School NJ - P. -
M'KFNDRFE CHUECH-CLUrCn street, be-
tween Summer and uiFh Streets south side
Rev. r. A. Nounr Pastor. Residence No. g
south High street. Service Of lpZ A. b., and
I'm STREET CHURCH-Comor & s nth
Summer and Elm streets. Rev. C.. c Mayhem
Pastor. Services at lutZ A. 'l., and Z. p. s.
CITY MISSION-Rcv. ". ID. +. s0wrlc, super
intcndcut Residence 10. s" South hien
street.
Trinity CHURCH-FdrcEgl1 Rev. Felix
Il. Hill. Pastor. Services 81 II a. #-.
TULIP STREET CIT BCH-EtEcLeid Rev;
j. ID. Barboe Pastor. Service GtIA. .I. and
-i.r.M
gFRMAN M. f. CHURCH-North Cherry
street. near jefferson. Rev. tuo; n. Earth,
Pastor Service 10 90 A. NJ and l.aN 20. 81.
seats free. SUNDAY school at 2 81. A.
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Irish POpIins, irish POPIins, all the
new and rare shades, at Thompson Brothers
much cheaper than last season. sepl4 I've.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Sept. IL. y

NASHVILLE, Sept. l4-P. NJ.
CoTToN-The cotton market still con-
tinues without animation. The receipts
are exceedingly light and there Is very lit
tie offering We heard ofno sales to-day
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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NOTICE.
Hardware at Reduced Prices
SAM vANLEER's CID STAND.
40. 40 North College s,reet
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

GENERAL FREIGHr OFFICE
n x L and ~ & n. ". RaILwATs.
Nashville Tenn, Sept. = l55I.J
I'm AND AFTER THE 10Th INST. WE
~ will not receive Coal OH Gu wood only on
Wednesday If each week.
This b rendered necessary by the frequent
damage % other msrchaudi9 caused by loading
IN same ear with Coal Oh.
b. MsTEEB,
sepS lw General Freight Agent.
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CHURCH OF THE ADNENr-Soutb Vine
street. Rev. james Moore. Service, az loS3
A. NJ and P. a. sunday school al 50 A NJ.
seats free 60 ala ejue-day mornings
prayers al II o'clock.
gHRfST CHURCW-Northeast corner Church
and High streets Rev. ". j. Ellis Rector:
Services at lo.s a. ~. and A. 81. sunday Neho''
~ A. NJ. ,,,,-,,.,.
CWNRCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY -Omnor
1f south HiEh street and Ewtug avenue, Rev,
W I Helms. Rector Service az lt'V a. NJ.
If Watson and OAK. Rev. j. II. Bottles.
kRstar
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nncneInl,n nair nKa.-This spIen.

Magnificent display Of Dress SILKS anu
safi8s at Thompson Brothers, Church street.
sepl4 lW G..
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Fl T MO l..
TRRANOR & co,
Have REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF
GROCERIES, WINES, LIaUORs, ETC,

from No. IS Market street, to the corner Of
COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS, house
formerly occupied by A. A. Spencer & Co. op-
pOsite the Chamber Of Commerce, where they
would be pleased 10 see their Old friends aud
auatnnners LaanIn Inn
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
GENTRaL FEEIeHT OFFICE, l
\. & 4. " RAuRoAD;; - (
nashville. Tenn, August r. Ioo'-J

nNAND AFTER AUGUST 80, The NASH
~ vile and Northwestern hadro9a "hi -
cstge and forward all kinds u iIeisht over 'h'
entire line. tt-.-4 -.
through Bills IadinS given 10 all polIiIs
on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. -
Close connections made ~ Hickman VIA
fAe'>' r. MCINER,
Gcucro. -ciTht Agent.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. North
Ntrkct street. Rev. Herman EgFers Pastor.
Residence iu Fdgefeld. Services eat DO a. 81.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-15
ORiee IIours.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

NA-HYHLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive 10 Nashville ..lolt A. "
Leave .----.-..---...--...--..--'.' 5,'' p D..
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville AT. 'l1N A. "
Arrive at Nashville ~ P n.
Memphis, Mobile ana n. o. EXpTs'-;
cave Nashville l.59 p n.
Arrive at Nashville iz.1' A. "
IOVTsvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Isave Nashville ATT. 500 A. N. and 300 P. 81.
Arrive AZ Louisville at. LOO p 81. and ll.09 P. N.
Leave ~ A. 81. asi 3,W = D.
A rive at Nashville at-.9O0 A. M. ana lib P. d.
Accommodation train ia superseded by the
train that arrives 10 Nashville A. Y. ana
leaves p. M.--eXcepf Js Sunday.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at........55O A. N. and lO.4O P. ST.
Arrives al Shelbyville... 900 A.. ~ and 3.55 P. ST..
Arrive a. CHATTANOOGA Zeo a.. 81. and go P. ST..
as,e T7affar.s-s ....... E. 10 A. ", and $50 p n.
Arrive nj Na-hville...... 40 A. Il. and 3.35 P. N.
Leaves Suelbyville.......5.Ui ~. and 10. 40 A. NJ
Arrives rt Nashvill Ill 10 a.. NJ aud 235 P. NJ
Sundays eNceptsd)
NAsHvILEAND NORTHWEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leave Nashville gt........4 a. A. D.. ant fN' o. 81.
Arrives al Nashville st-.9oO A. 81. ana 4:i3 r. lL,
TDaFFiFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville st...........-..-..11n A. NJ.
Leave hqefvllle af ......--.- .'' p a.