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CIRCUIT OoURT-The verdict IN the case
of Mary Suter rs. the Louisville and Nash.
vile railroad, allowing $4,000 damages, her
husband having been run over and killed
by locomotive on that road, was yesterday
set aside, new trial granted, and the case
continued until next term. Do
The motion for a new trial in the case of
Matilda Green us. j Circle and wife, an ac>
ton Of SANDER, in which a verdict of one
cent damages had been rendered, was over
ruled.
On motion of Hon. D. Campbell, w. F.
Degrafienreid was admitted as an attorney.
In the case of A. w. 0verton and Others
rs Geo. c. Allen and others, in which a
document purPorting 10 be the will of the
late James Overton was contested, the jury
gave verdict setting aside said document,
and the property of the deceased, amount
ing to some two hundred thousand dollars,
will therefore be divided equally among
his heirs, according to law
The motion for new trial in the case Of
Smith a Hughes u.s. Shelby, in which a
judgment was last week rendered for
$4,000, was overruled.
Case No. 60l win be the first taken M
tomorrow. r -.-h --a
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SUNDAY-sCHooL Picnic. = The First
Baptist Church Sunday school picnic at
Kingston Springs yesterday was one of the
most lively and pleasant of the many that
have been enjoyed this season. In the van
of the procession which left the Church, on
North Summer street, in the morning, was
beautiful banner, upon which was in
scribed Remember thy Creator in the
Days of thy Youth" Everybody enjoyed
the good things at the Springs, and came
home satisfied. The venerable DR.. Howell
was present. @ tyEF
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The COLoRED MEN Ono AIMING. The
colored Conservatives of this city are or
ganizing for the campaign, and slowly but
surely gaining numerical strength Many
honest eolored men, who have heretofore
worked with the Radicals, are beginning
to see how far the sympathy of those pre-
tended friends extends, and are coming
over to the right side. A society is about
to be organized here, styled the Indepen-
dent National CJlored Conservative Club,
whose object will be the interests of the
eolored race and the advancement of sound
Conservative principles. 1t will do yeo-
man serve in the glorious cause, and should
receive every assistance and encouragement
from the cOlored people.
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RECORDERS CoURT-The following fines
and penalties were imposed in the Record
e's Court yesterday:
Disorderly conduct-James Williams,
SIS; John T, Smith, SO; Kate Oglesby,
Sl0-sent to the workhouse; Ellen Miller,
costs; Lid Webb, S10-senr to the work
house George Sumner, costs.
Drunk Oh street-George Burns, $40
sent to the workhouse. .
Careless driving-G. F. Conant, S..
Walking with prostitute-Albert Rid
ley, S25-sent to the wOrkhouse Alexan-
der Oglesby, S25-sent to the worEhouse,
Kate Oglesby was taxed with the costs in
the case against Charles Miller.
MargareISumn charged with disorderly
conduct, was discharged. -r
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PreshVteriaU
FIRsr PREsBYTERIAN CnUReI-

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURch-South-
east corner Church and Summer streets. Rev.
X. i. Bunting, Pastor Residence at the Par
sonage, Summer street. Services at II A. NJ
and r. A. Seats free at night.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PkfSBl TERRAIN
CHUROu-Corner Of College and Ash streets.
College Hill Rev J. A. Lowry Pastor. Ser
vices nj ii A. N.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH-NOrth
College street, between Public Square and Lo-
Gust street Rev. VIM. Earnshaw, Pastor.
Residence Go Union Street. Services at l052
A. NJ and ~ p n.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Wo Woodland street.
Edgeheld. Rev. Mr.. Trimble, Pastor.
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The LADIES PEARL FOR JUNE.-This
monthly, edited and published by Rev. J..
N. Halsell, is on our table. 1t has fine
steel engraving Of Rev. Milton Bird, DID,,
whose broad, massive head is of the Web
sterian type. There are some fine selec~
tions and several very interesting contri-
annum.
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Bauttst

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-East side sum
Bsy. DR.. X. B. c. Howell. Pastor. Residence
No. ii. North Sammer street. Services at lO1a
A. ~. and ST. N. The Sunday School meets at
sPRING STREET BAPTIST .CHU RCH-
Polk Avenue. Rev. d, W. Phillips Pastor.
/ ssidence corner Spruce and Cedar streets.
ySeryice at II A. AZ, and "a 2; NJ ,,r,r-r,r
Corner Cherry and Elm streets. Rev, Z; Petri,
Pastor, Services at l01z A. H., and "a P NJ
Office in basement.
lego street near Howard School building.
Elder J. B. STEPHENS. Residence Demum,
brane street. west Of McNairy, Services at II
and Al
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A WELL MERITED SUcCEss.-The first
number of the Sabbath School Gem, edited
by Rev. T. c. Blake, was issued a. short
time since. Before its publication COM
menced it had three thousand subscribers.
With the prospects ahead, the editor is
encouraged to believe that he will have
ten thousand subscribers in one year The
Gem being entirely free from all sectarian
bias or influence, will commend itself to all
christians, without regard to church or
creeds. .ff.
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CHAMPION BILLIARD CUE.--A champion
billiard cue for the city of Nashville, is
now being made in New York, and will be
forwarded to this place in about two weeks,
when a grand billiard tournament will
follow. Only amateurs will be allowed to
enter the contest for the championship.
The cue is to be mounted and trimmed
with gold, and is being gotten up at a cost
of one hundred and fffy dollars.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect DDe-Harmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies Invigorates the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed EiHiam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and PeFfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldeo29-ly
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BAsTARDY.-The case of bastardy trans
ferred from Justice Meacham's court on
Friday, to the County Court, and in which
a young white man and an octoroon are
the parties interested, was postponed yes
terday until tomorrow at o'clock p. NJ.
Another case Of similar nature, in which
a white woman is prosecutrix, will come
Jap at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, June |, Pm
CoTToN.-The cotton market opened
with brisk demand to-day, and, under
the influence Of favorable advices from
New York and Liverpool, prices improved;
Bot holders advanced their demands TO q.
figure beyond the views Of buyers, and,
as consequence, the sales we're not 50
large as was expected, amounting to only
1875 bales, as follows "A at %; II at % /;
2 tie; 2 at 20; lis at % 2 at 20; 50 at
22l@2S, and at 24c. per ID. The market
closed firm.
Received ...-.....-..... --.-.-.-.--.-... bales
Shipped ....--------.'-.-- y
Sold ,i...-l 10
The following mercantile dispatches
were received:
NEW YORK, June I.-GoId opened at
1865 aBGiEI
ia M.-Gold 1861. Cotton firm and
prices shade better; Uplands 2792S
Mobile and New Orleans 2S4c
ll.S0 A. M.-Cotton firm, 27tg28. Gold
1864.
I2:45 P. M.-Gold 1865. Cotton very
firm and holders asking higher rates
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WE have been shown letters from abroad
making inquiries relating to the price Of
land in Tennessee. One of them, from La
Crosse, Wisconsin, states that a party OF
men there intend to visit our State to make
Investigations, and expect to be the means
of founding a large colony, if the result OF
their visit should be satisfactory. Another
from Carrolton, Ohio, wishes to know par
ticularly the price of farming lands in the
neighborhood of Nashville. Those feeling
an interest in the subject can learn more
from John Ruhm, Esq, editor of the Stats
ZeitlRg, who is endeayoring TO induce I'M
migrants from Europe and the North to
settle in Tennessee.
We would say for the benefit Of all who
NAV wish to settle in our State, that lands
are lower now than they have been foI
many years, or are likely ever TO be again
Now, therefore, is the time to purchase. An
investment now, would in few years
prove highly remnnerstive. All the pro
ducts of our soil are greatly in demand, and
ready market found for them at our doors
Industrious, enierprising men-men who
are not ashamed or too lEy TO work-hay
a fruitful field here, and we hope thousand:
of them will come and reap golden harvests
GREAT EXCITEMENT lit has at last
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A Coon ApPoINrNENT.-We are please,

A COOP APPoINTMENT.-We are pleased
to learn that the new managers of the Wills
Valley Railroad Company have determined
to retain Mr.. g. W. Harris in the position
which he now occupies, that of superin
cellent man for the place and one who
will look well after the interests of the
Company and that of the residents along
the line of the road. ,ar't . l .
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.-The billiard
tournament which commenced on the 18th
of April, for diamond pin and gold
watch, to be presented by Messrs. Loiseau
& Badoux to the best amateur player of
this city, will close on the 18th inst The
bulletin board at their hall announces the
good runs of 139, 173 and 176, made by
amateurs, and the field is still open for
ambitious contestants.
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REGISTRATION Two thousand six hun
dred certificates have thus far been issued
to voters Of this county, by Major Alden,
the Registration Commissioner. OF these,
only SIX hundred have been issued 10
whites.
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NORTHERN CAPITAL AND TENNEssF

NORTHERN CAPITAL AND TENNESSEE
A wealthy Pittsburg manufacturer, who is
the proprietor Of an extensive boot and
shoe mandatory in that city, visited Tul-
lahoma a few days since, with the inten-
ton Of making large investments an that
section. On learning the condition Of af-
fairs thereabout however, he placed him
self upon a northern bound train, and sped
homeward as fast as steam and wheels could
carry him, and has no. been heard of
since
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SABBATH CHURCH SERVICE.
Catholic.

CATUFDR AI-Corner Of Cedar and summer
streets. Right Rev p. A. Feehan, ID: D.; Rev
NJ Welsh and Rev J. s. kean. Residence on
Summer street, adjoining the Cathedral; sun
day Exsrcises-Masses at 81 ana o'clock, a.
NJ High Mass and sermon at lO19 A. NJ; Mass
for The teachers and scholars Of the Sunday
School al A. NJ, and cateehetical instructions
immediatsiy thereafter: V espers ana bene-
diction at 81 P. n; Masses every morning AZ
the week al 6 and Z ,,,,,.,, - =.
CfIIfRCH OF THE ASSUMPTION-Nort
Nashville. Rev Father Reps. RESIDENCE on
Church lot Mass on Sunday at A. NJ hlgh
Mass and sermon AZ 10 A. Al; SatecnlsIh Ioi
children al 2PM; NespeT and Benedictlon al
ST. JOHNS CHURCH--Edgefeld Rev. L. A.
Bergrath. Mass on Sundays at 10 A. N.
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A. r. GOFF, President.
n. HOBSOS, Vice Preside
W. Al. GORDON. Secretary.
DIRECroI,s.

A. y. GOfF.
Ex-Governor NELL S. BROWN.
GEO. c. ALLEN. Of Geo. &. Allen a Co.. Cotton
FACTORS.
Dr. c. ". ORDWAV. Of Bailey, 9-iway Go.
Cotton FactOrs.
A. @. EWING, Of Ewing a Co.. Wholesale
Grocer.
Ii. 4. MASSENGALE. Of Masssnstie b Snyder.
Commission Merchant.
ARCHER CHEATHAM. 81 A. Cheatham & Co
Wholesale Liquor Dcalegs,
JEO HUGHES Of Jno. Haglles & Co. Whole
sale Grocer.
J. N. CORBETT. n Corbett 4 Bowl Connie
sion Merchants and Steamboat Agent.
S. L. DEA0FlLLE. Of De1aovills q Co.. Drug
giat8-
W w. IOITRN. Of VI. NJ. lotion q Bro.
Family 6roeers.
.. II, BuDpERR. Of .. u. BuIasks 4 Co.
Family 5rOcers
WM. STOCKELL. Of VIM stockeIl 4 Son.
ornamental PlaEterers.
X. WOODS. Of Cheaiham. W0ods 4 Co.
Wholesale Liquor DealeTs.
ALBERT ROBERTS. of Republican Banner.
mayl6 I'm
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UNION Nj. f. CHURCH-Sammsr street. near
Capitol Avenue. Rev. ID. Rutiedsc. Pastor.
Services at 1919 A. NJ, and "a P. n. Sabbath
School at pa P. n.
M'KENDREE CHURCH-Church street, be
tween Summer and High streets, South side.
Rev. r. A. Young, Pastor. Residence NO. s6
South High street. Services at lO12 A. n, and
~ Pm.
Elm STREET CHURCH-Comer Of South
Summer and Elm streets. Rev. c. G. Mayhew,
Pastor. Services of l0lx A. NJ, and "a ,. N.
CITY MISSI0N-Rev. W. d. +. SawTie, super
intendent. Residence No. sc South high
street.
TRINITY CHURCH-Edgefeld Rev. Felix
r. Hill, PastoF Services at II A. N.
TULIP STREET CHURCH-Edgefeld. Rev,
J. D. Barbee, Pastor. Services at II A. NJ, aud
~ 2. ~
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We are indebted to Major Glover for a
large piece Of pure lake ice from Hahn's
popular depot on Criddle street Parties
can be supplied with this indispensable
article during the season at reduced rates.
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ANOTHER CAR on THE CHURCH AND
prising managers of this road put the
second car on their road yesterday. This
will be great convenience to those living
on the line. We are glad that their bus
mess justifes this addition to their rolling
sfncl
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THE PEARLY GATEs.-Pure white teeth
and sweet breath, issuing like perfume
from the rose, through pair Of lovely lips,
are, as Shakespeare says, an excellent thing
in woman" To keep the "pearly gates"
of the mouth always spotless, ard the
breath always fragrant, it is only neees-
sary to use the SoZoDoNT daily.
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MANY incidents transpire from time to
time which show that the Southern people
are the true friends of the negro. An in
cident has come to our knowledge which
illustrates this theory. A negro woman,
formerly a servant of Mr.. S. P. Ament,
died at the residence of that gentleman
Faiday, after lingering illness, during all
which time she was cared for as tenderly as
if she had been a white member of the
family. And she was buried with equal
care and attention This is only one in
stance of thousands thet are constantly
occurring to demonstrate that our colored
people can find no better friends-indeed,
no such friends-as their former masters
and mistresses
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1 Will positively sen Cheap for Cas-

the tOll0Wlng-g0ods ri. q Ia
Z Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots. g-a s.
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf CATERS.
Mems BalmOrals and BrOgan.. Shoes. and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties. .-.-s
Ladies' Glove Kid Caters. -
Balmorals.
" and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots,
Cloth CATERS and Balmerals. In. -.
: Buskins and Slippers. es
Misses Cloth CATERS and Bainorals.
:" Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
. I" pegged Ian -s
Glove Kid Balmorals -
Child Caters and Balmorals, seWed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety; a.a
At the Nashville Shoe Store "a North College
street t -tt . NJ. MORGAS5TERN.
mar6 3m --st. -
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Card 10 Invalids.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in sealed envelope to any one who needs it.,
FRKE OF CHARGE. Address
JosEPH T. ISNAS.
Station d, Bible House. New York city.
fehl4 3ms
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Cumberland presbyterian.

FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-West side Summer street, corner
Cumberland Alley. between Church and
Broad streets. Rev. A.. J. Baird ID. D., Pas
tor. Residence 90 South Cherry street. Ser
vices az II A. ~. and p. N. Office in front
part Of the Church. Office hours from 70
2. M. =
5 SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYrERlAN
UHURCH-Corner South College and Mulber-
~ streets Rev. J. NJ. Halsell, Pastor. Resi-
dencs lgl South College street. Services al II
A. NJ and p. N.
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SHOOTING OK CEDAR SrREET.-Two
sporting men became involved in diff
Guilty on Cedar street last night, and one Of
them fired two pistol shots from a second
story window, to which the other replied
in similar way from the pavement below.
Nobody was hit, and the police concluded
the affair.
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NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL Union
Messrs. J. r. Tabler and J. J. Mcdaniel,
delegates from the Typographical Union of
this city, to the National Typographical
Union, left for Memphis last night, where
the annual meeting of the National Union
opens Tomorrow
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ACcIpENT AZ me LoEIsYILLE DrPor.-

ACCIDENT AT THE LOUISVILLE DEPoF.-
Last night, as Constable George Martin
was getting upon the switch engine at the
Louisville depot, in order to ride across the
bridge into Edgefeld, where he resides, his
foot slipped, throwing him beneath the
tender, and one of his legs was in an in
slant severed by a wheel. As soon as pos
sible he was cared for and taken home.
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As eligible front portion of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. ~ Church
street. next door to the Masonic HalE fsbl #
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MEETING OF SToCKHoLDERs.-Thes stock
holders of the Tennessee Colonial and I'M
migration Company, will hold meeting
on Monday next at A o'clock p. M, in the
Bank Of Tennessee building. A
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RUNAwAY.-A hack was partially de-
molished yesterday on Cedar street, the
horses attached having given way to their
feelings and dashed away toward Front
street. A man, who was trying to stop
them, was run over, but not seriously in
iurad
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FREEDNGEN's SAvNGs-The report Of
John J. Carey, Cashier Of the Freedmen's
Savipgs Bank Of THIS city, shows SSS47 %
deposited during May, an increase Of
SlOI7 so over the deposits Of April
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BoRNsTEIN's excellent band treated us
to delightful serenade last night, for
which its members will ceept our cknow-
ledgments.
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The Healing Pool, and HOase Of
Mercy. i Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage. with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address.
DR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia Pa, mayle Pm
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Selling Out al New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PASDoLFINI RYA,
janl0 II North Cherry street. Z
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THE TURF.-The first race yesterday
was won. by Baily's Lady Flagler. Han
mer's Ripton and Wagner's Andy McGiil
were the other entries. Time, 3;2O4, SGT
and 9:204. The second was a pacing race,
the first heat of which was won by Fut-
cher's Mogul, in 2:464, and the last two by
Blacks Bay Billy, in 2:45 and 2:459.
The Cincinnati races closed yesterday,
and the Woodlawn races open tomorrow
at Louisville. The severe illness Of Mug
gins win prevent his entry.
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Hebrew

MOGEN DAVID 0RTHO'
DuN-North Market street J. Ellis. Minis
ter A. Lande President; -- Vice Prtsi
dent.
CONDENSATION OHANES EMES 0RIHO
DON-No "a South Market street Rev
-. Minister NJ Cohen. President /
lser Vice President -
CONGREGATION BUAI JFSHURUM RE
kORM-N0rth Front street. 5. Well p esi
dent Nj Fishel. Vice President.
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CHURCH OF TIE ADVENT-South Vine
street Rev. James Moore. Services at l01S
AZ, and 5 p. n. Sunday Sch lol at 81 A. N.
seats free to all Wednesday mornings,
Prayers at II o'clock,
CHRIST CHURCH-NOFtheast corner Church
and High streets. Rev. W. J. Ellis Rector. FER
vices at lO1S A. NJ. and SP. NJ. Sunday School
81 A. N. -
CH0RCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY-Coner
of South High street and Ewing Avenue. Rev,
W I Helms, Rector Service at lo1s A. n.
ST. STEPHEN'S-Edgeie Southwest corner
ofWatsou aud Oak. Rev J. H. Bodies. Rec
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JOHN S. WARD, Esq, by invitation, will
address the Sabbath school of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church this
afternoon at o'clock.
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THE MILITIA UNIFoRM.-The uniform
of the Brownlow militia is the same as that
of the soldiers of the regular army, though
only portion of them have yet been sup
piled with clothing.
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Two Radical colored voters at Leba-
non, on Thursday, presented their certif-
Gates Of registration for admission to Dan.
Castello's circus. The door keeper finally
convinced them that they were not in CO.
partnership with BrownloW.
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FREEDMEE's SCHOOLS. - The average
cost of maintaining the freedmen's schools
in this State, is six thousand dollars
per month, or $4,000 annually. The
colored schools in Nashville are kept
up at a cost of not less than So, 900 yearly.
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MISS GEORGIA MAY, the young and fas-
einating cantatrice makes her first appear
ance in Nashville on Monday, at the St.
Nicholas Varieties. June 2-lt
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Miss SUSAN HERRING, the talented and
beautiful artistic, viii make her first ap-
pearance in her graceful statuary imita-
tons, at the st. Nicholas Varieties, MoEday
evening. #t June 2-1t