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Errors Of Youth.-A eentIsmar

Errors Of YOuth.-A gentleman who suf-
fercd for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ure Decay, and all the effects Of youthful indis-
erection. will. for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
by the advertisers experience. can do 20 BY ad.
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOIN B. 0GDEN.
maya lyw No. i2 Cedar st.. New OTk.
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CmcUIr COURT met at . o'clock yester-
day morning, Chancellor Harrison Presi-
ding The minutes we're read and one OF
two small suits disposed Of
Munday Is. Phoenix Insurance Company
came up for trial by previous agreement,
Chancellor Harrison being OF counsel IN
the case, Judge John a. Campbell occupied
the bench in his place. This is suit on an
insurance policy for $4,000, ocoanoned by
the burning OF plaintiffs store, No. South
Market street, on the night OF November
10th, 1896. Quite an array Of legal ability
is engaged on both sides. Judge Gaut and
Mr.. Demoss are for plaintiff and Judge
Harrison, Messrs. Spurlock and Cary for
the Insurance company. The entire day
was taken up in the examination Of wit
nesses. The case viii occupy the whole Of
to-day.
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ACCIDENT ON THE RIyER.--As a party
of colored juveniles were crossing the Cum
berland in iat-boat at Whites Ferry on
Sunday, one of them accidentally caught
his hand in a wheel, which crushed it
almost to Jelly. The injury was so pain
full that the little fellow lost his balance
and fell overheard, but catching at a rope,
was drawn out by one of his companions,
and taken ashore.
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OFF FOR OMAHA.-Messrs. George w
Darden, late of the firm Of Archer Cheat
ham, & Co., and James Mclaughlin, o.
Mclaughlin & Butler, left the city day
OF two since, for an inspection of the "great
Northwest" purposing to go as far as the
new center of attraction, Omaha These
gentlemen are comparatively young in
years, but quite old in business experience,
having been engaged from boyhood in the
largest and best establishments in this city
Mr.. Darden has closed up his business in
Nashville, and designs making a perma-
nent location in the West His friends
here sincerely regret this step on his part,
for his ability, integrity, sound judgment
and energy in business affairs, no less than
his social instincts and accomplishments,
made him citizen valuable in all rela-
lions. For several years he was an hon
ored and useful member of the city gov
eminent, and was conspicuous for his high
public spirit, and assiduous labors in be-
half of popular interests. The community
in which he makes his home will be for
tunate; and his Nashville friends unite in
wishes for his greatest success.
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An EXTRAORDINARY FAMILY-At the
old cavalry barracks in Lower Edgefeld
there is an old colored couple who are the
parents Of eleven children. Of the eleven
seven were born deaf and dumb. Three Of
the deaf and dumb are dead, one of them
having been killed while soldering in the
Federal army. The parents appear to be
a healthy, robust couple
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PROBATE CoURT-The following bust.
ness has been transacted in this court since
our last report
Elias Simpkins and Henry Holt. Jr.,
administrators, ordered to pay to Wash
ington L. Cover, guardian of VIM. c.
James, NJ. and Martha A. Cover, minors,
the amount in their hands going to said
minors.
Report Of Clerk in case of X. Ray and
wife, et ais. rs. Joseph q. Eubank and
others, confirmed.
State rs. A. NJ. Griffin. Bastardy. Ac-
acknowledgement by defendant of child men
toned in affidavit of Mary Ann Allen, and
bond given in the sum of $500 to secure
support of said child.
r. II. East appointed administrator of
the estate Of Edward NJ. Cover, deceased,
and bond Of $1,000 given.
Sale of lot on Market street ordered in
case OF Lawrence Kuhn Ct ais. rs. Cecilia
Kuhn e. ais.
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RADICAIIsM.-There was an Alden
meeting last night at the corner of Broad
and Summer streets, aud a Scovel gather
ing on Capital avenue. The Alden meeting
at Turner Hall proved a failure, nobody
attending
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sseinway Pianos.

Those in want Of one Of these world-renown ed
instruments will find an assortment at MeCiures
Music Store. Sc Union street. which are offered
at manufacturer prices. These makes took the
first premium over all competitors at the late
Universal Exposition at Paris.
sep20 IW
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CANE PREsENTATIoN.-ReV. J. II.
Barth, pastor of the German NJ. f. Church,
was publicly welcomed back on Sunday by
the pupils Of IFS Sabbath School, and a
beautiful cane was presented him by Mr..
Peter jock, Superintendent, in behalf of
the school. The cane bears the following
inscription: Presented 10 Rev. Jno. II.
Barth, by the German NJ. Z. S. S. Nash
vile, Tenn, Sept 22d, 1867"
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

We are requested to announce that NJ, G.
Cotton, candidate for Mayor, will address
the people at the 5ft
Marketh0use Tonight.
His competitors for the Office are respect
fully invited TO attend.
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The healing Pool. ana House ,

Mercy. - 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
sealed letter envelopes free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. mayl9 3m
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WARD MEETINGS TO-NIGHT

The Conservatives of Nashville are re-
quested to meet tonight at the following
places, to nominate candidates for Council
men and Aldermen:
First and second wards, at the Common
Council Room. vgf
Fourth ward, at the Hines School Build
ing.
Eighth ward, at Firemen's Hall
Tenth ward, at the Police Station House
on Broad street.
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PERsoNAL.-T. H. Galloway, ESQ.,,
President Of the East Tennessee and Vir-
ginia railroad F. S. Van Alstine, Esq.
General Freight Agent of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, Jno. H. Almond,
Of the Louisville Journal, and Hon. Charles
Ready, of Murfreesboro, are registered al
the st. Cloud
Col. Henry Stone has returned
JAS. q. Wintersmith, son of Col. Dick
Wintersmith, Of Memphis, has been spend
ing week in this city.
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BuIIARDs.-Dayis beat Rivers last
night in the match game at the st. Cloud,
10y 30 points. Davis made the largest run
-lO3. Rivers best was Il. Average 1853.
The game vas for $1,000.
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SEVENTH WARD NoMTEATIoNs.-At a
meeting in the seventh ward last night,
Esq. Isaac Paul and Philip Breen were
nominated for Councilman, and James
Chiffon for Alderman.
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Editors Union aud Dispatch

A CALL-If Leroy Armstrong will con-
sent to become a candidate for Alderman
from the seventh ward, he will be tri-
umphsntly elected under the city charter,
by the tax payers Of the seventh ward.
Oh CITIZEN.
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DIscHARGED.-Ab barber, named Barber,
was yesterday acquitted in Justice Cassety' s
Court, Of the charge Of obtaining money
from Levi Loring under false pretenses.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-A MATCH GAME OF
BTLLIARDs.-Mr. Chas. Davis and Mr..
James Moore will play a match game of
billiards, $500 points carom) at Cauvin q
Bertheors Collonade Billiard saloon, this
evening at o'clock.
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THE SOUTH NASHVILLE BAND.-We
have the pleasure this morning of acknowl-
idging a serenade to the UNION AND
DISPATCH last night by John Kretz's
South Nashville band, formerly the City
hand
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WE learn that James II. NJ. Hail has
been appointed Postmaster at Brentwood
on the Nashville and Decatur railroad, IN
place Of Mr.. Charles Cleland, resigned.
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For THE GALLATN FAIR.-The special
train leaves Nashville at 7:2O A. NJ, and
returning leaves Gallatin at 500 P. d.,
reaching Nashville at G:4b P. NJ.
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RI. KIRKPATRICK is now in New York
making mis- Fall purchases. If You want
to see new, elegant dress goods go to No.
So College street. seplS 1m
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THE FENIAN BALL.-The grand Fenian
Ball to take place Thursday night will be
given at Masonic Hall instead Of the hall
first announced.
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w AG ON 8!

\ OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST NUM-
i Der and fullest assortment Of WAGONS in
the city, at prices az set forth below.
FOUR MOLE ARMY WAGONS. selected and
repaired, complete. with dOuble-trees, single
trees, stretchers bows and feed b0x-3f 50 90.
FOUR MULE Lumber or Plantation WAC
0NS, selected and repaired. complete, with
rocking bolster dOubletTeeg, single trees, bows
and feed bOx-soO 90.
-FOUR MULE ARMY WAGONS. in the same
condition cs purchased OF the Government
t25 CO.
LOG WAGONS. tor mules or Oxeu-sis 90
to S65 90
Two HORSE WAGONS. hew-sIOO9I25
TWO HORSE WAGONS. second hand--s60
goo.
TWO HORSE AMBULANCES- s5O96O.
Parties purchasing have the privilege Of Sc
lecting the several parts Of Wagons from the
immense stock on hand, and having them put
together under their own direction provided
those already set up do not suit them
All tires and bands are reset. worn boxes re-
placed with now. NO worn azles arc used
sixty days city accep tnpccs will be received
as cash. > H STEEEhS,
2S6 spruce Street,
On the line n tac Church end Spruce Street
Railroad, Aasaville. Tenn.
lune.2 3ud-2mw
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at the Chamber of Commerce to-day:
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Gold opened at
143. l0:30.-Gold 1881 1:30.-Cotton is
dull and holders are anxious to realize.
Uplands are nominally quoted at 24c. 3
P. M.--Gold closed at 1929. Cotton con-
tinues dull and prices are nominal. Nash
vile middlings 23c, uplands 24c, Mobile
244c, Orleans 25c. The sales today foot
up 450 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, p. Motion ia
active and the sales to-day foot up 10000
bales at 9269sd.
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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. PANDOLFINI h RIVA,
iaul0 IL North Cherry street.
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REvIvAL.-An interesting religious re-
yival is in progress at DR.. Baird's, First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, south
Summer street.
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FIRE ON SOUTH CHERRY STREET
About halfpast two o'clock yesterday
morning, a fire broke out in the grocery
store of A. p. Gibson, on South Cherry
street, just below Broadway, resulting in
the destruction Of the two-story building of
which it formed a part, and the partial
burning of Connelly's saloon aud residence
next door. M. Salinsky, Dan j. Scanlan, and
Mrs. Gather, a widow lady, lived in the
building, Mr.. Salinsky in the first story,
and the others in the second story. Mr..
Gibson lived in the rear Of his store. Very
little of anything was saved. The structure
was owned by Esq. Isaac Paul, and was
valued at $4,000 no insurance. Mr.. Glib
sons loss was $4,000; insured in Planters
Insurance Company for $1,000. Mr.. Sa-
linsky estimates his loss on furniture, ETC.,
at $1,000; no insurance. Thomas Connolly
loses $500 on furniture, building, etc. The
occupants Of the second story had barely
time TO escape with their lives, and could
stop to save nothing. All their furniture
and clothing were lost. The total loss was
doubtless about $4,000. The origin of the
fire is unknown. A back door of Mr. Glib
sons was found broken open as the family
retreated from the burning building, and
il is thought that burglar may have
either accidentally or Intentionally fired
the place.
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JoE WILLIAMS, the colored orator, re-
turned Sunday from Georgia and Alabama,
where he has been speaking for some time.
He is greatly pleased with the success OF
his efforts among his colored brethren. He
returns to-day 10 canvass those States tor
some time vet
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Beech, ManIove & Co. are now receiving
an entirely new stock of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRYGOo0s. which they are Offering very low
for cash, at No. 60 North College street.
SEMI If
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I SPECIAL NOTICES

The Trade of West Tennessee.-To
merchants and Others wishing TO advertise their
business in West Tennessee, we can recommend
the .INTELLIGENCER. a Aourishing W eekly,
published in Paris. and circulating through the
counties penetrated by the Northw estern Rail-
road R. H. Covingion, who is representing the
interests Of the paper. will be in the city few
days. and can be found at the Stacey House.
sep22 1t
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DIR. BAIRD will preach every night this
week at his church, beginning at - o'clock.
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ALL DAY For IT.-The Recorders
Corut held an afternoon session yesterday.
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ADELPHI THEATRE. Macbeth WAS very
we'll produced last night, to crowded
house. Mr.. Fannin as Macduf, did admi-
rably, and as Macbeth would have done
better. Mrs. Oates as fairy Hecste, and
Harry Everett, j. A. Oates, Mrs, Kneass,
and Miss Dargon received full share OF
approval. 4 fault here and there was COW
cred by the general excellence OF the pro-
duction, and we believe every one went
away satisfied.
"The Duelisi' and the Dead Shot are
the attractions for tonight.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. 23-P. NJ.
COTTON.-The cotton market has been
very quiet, and indeed rather depressed.
We heard of no sales or shipments to-day.
NrAcrIvrrrr CO1vroNy or .1-rNTr,A-r
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higher. Bulk meats firm; shoulders tzXels.
sides l6X@l7Z. Lard lSlI1i316. Cheese 24JS,i
Is. Coffee 23@2s. Gold l42s{@14S.
81. Louis Market.
ST. L.ours. Sept. 2S.-Tobacco steady and frmer.
Flour firm but less active; extra ss@s &A
Wheat dull and declined safe on all grade;
Prime 70 fancy red 81 25@2 -, prime % choice
white 81 ,SO@2 AS spring. ranges 81 ,3gi -.
Corn higher; 81 1921 Is fer. yellow and white.
Mess pork in small way 251se; bacon shoulders
Sl434@l5; clear ribbed IL PC; clear sides lszel9
quiet.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, SEPT. Z3.-SsIes of lO4 hhds Of
medium leaf. Superfne Aour 81 50@Ii q A
No. l Sl1 Is. Wheat 81 Is. Corn shelIed
s. 80; ear 81 Is. Oats in bulk sssS0c Cotton
1916; clear sides 1871 Whisky in bond Csc
Hemp more active, 81 CSC IS for uudressed
and g S0G2 20 fer dressed.
New York Marker.
New YORE. Sept 23.-Cottoa dull; mid
dlings 24e. Flour 10&2lc lower; cannon AMI
other grades unchanged superAne State and
western SO 259l3 extra western So 2o9l2 50.
Wheat-No. spring & lsG2 20. No. do. 81 Is
t y by Eye arm At p 4S So CS S NE Lee bet
unSoundt and 81 80 for white Southern. Oats,
I3@7S- PETROLEUM quiet. lS9 l51z for crude. and
So for refined. ProyisiOns-POrk hrmer; mess
S249S. Bacon quiet. Cut meats unchanged.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2.-Cotton dull; uplands 225s.
Corn 81 20 and dull Oats firm at 75GS1c. HAY
dull at s25@26. Pork quiet and firm s27 50; clear
sides l912920. Lard 159l6L.
New Orleans Market.
NEw 0RLRANs, Sept. 23-Cotton mid
dlings 2l@22s receipts si2 beles. Sugar and
advanced sc; yellow and white sl S.. Oats In
good demand at 5000. Pork dull and decIin
ing $40 IS. Bacon firm; shoulders 1915 clear rib
1916; sugar cured hams 20lz Lard quiet; tierees
l&2s; keg l55<. Gold l446l44lt Sterling 766
~ New York Exchange 14a = premium.
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While humanity continues to be infrm. and
man is prone to err and the consequences are
visited upon the unfortunate, he should early
seek relief from the misery thus eutailed.
And the man who devotes his time and talent
to the relief of this species of human suffering
is not less philanthropist than he who seeks to
relieve any other affection to which manSs sub
ject for true philanthrophy looks not to what
caused the trouble. but what will cure it. DR..
Coleman has devoted a large portion Of his time
to the cure Of the class Of diseases mentioned in
his advertisement in to-day's paper. He has
duly qualified himself by study and experience
to perform what he promises He has been To-
Gated in our midst for several years. and the
public may rely upon his skill and ability.
Office in the rear of his drug store. 30 Church
and McLemOre streets. [sep7 If
Beech, ManIOVe & Co. have the largest
stock of CARPETS ever brought to the city, at
No. 60 North College street. sep2l If
ESTABLISHED.
Q. w. SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND PRESCRIPTIONIST,
Corner of Church and Vine streets.
SEPT Sm
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Lieut. Col G. A. Woodward, 45th in
fantry, President; Brevet Lieut.. Col. j. n.
Gelray, 45th infantry; Brevet Capt. r. P.
Wilson, 9Th cavalry; Capt. F.. E. Trotter,
45th infantry; LIST Lieut.. j. X. Warden,
45th infantry; lst Lieut. c. H. Frederick,
45th infantry I'd Lieut.. H d. Bowker,
45th infantry I'd Lieut.. w. II. Bower,
Judge Advocate
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THE CITY

E<sNG zxu CLrsTNG or TIE
7IsEEa-AUGUSr Ist.-1aiesHi.
.,as.s oreys
FIRST Northern.
loo A. Ne
t4cesa serIher,s-
so,,. ..... l:0J A. NJ.
,irst Washington and Southern VI"
Chattanooga.
90 midniEht ..-..-.. ''00 a -
,ccoud svasisirt=tUu and Souther" wa
Chattanooga.
l-I1 = = -
5,,qnt,-. Mes,phIs and New Orleans 5les
al tSnirbt p II.
rdraGeId aud Kennedy X n.
90 .........-............-.l000 A. n.
SoEthNesiern 3. e.
so5-. A. N.
Lebanon via stage.
,o6a .-.-...--.-...5OO P. X.
ThomasvIIIe VIA Stage.
Thursday
200 midnight 200 --'a1uiahy oVO ?. ~
Iardan's store via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight .---'-.--...-..-.l'o0 P. n.
Friisy do ......~-...-........-. do
IIberfy-Via Stewards Ferry. Cainsyille and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 81" P N.
once Hours.
From A. " to6P.M. Sundays. ! tos M
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COURT MARTIAL Court Martial
composed of the following officers will con-
vene in this CITY Tomorrow:
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announce myself as candidate for Mayor in
the ensuing municipal election. You who
(either white OF black please to vote for me,
shall be equally judged
augl7 I'd JAMES q. DANDY.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
For Mayor.

announce myself as candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing municipal election; and pledge
myself to the people. if elected. to labor for an
economical management of the city's affairs
making it the first consideration that the expen-
ditures shall not exceed the citys ordinary
income. NJ. C. COTTON.
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We are authorized to announce W. MATT.
BROWN a candidate for reelection to the
office of Mayor OF the city. sep14
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Call and examine the fresh stock of DRY
GOODS and CARPETS just received by Beech,
Manlove & Co, at No. 60 North College street.
sepH If
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Tram; m =,
Arrive At ny
Leave ...-......-..-..--..-....'--- a.'N r. ~
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville 2.ll A.
N''''Y Memphis Mobile and N. o. Express
Leave Nashville AZ 90 p "
Arrive at @.e' = ~
rorrIsvrI,LF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 500 A. NJ and ~ ~ p ~
Arrive at Louisville at ICY oo p NJ ana iag ~
IH;' ~. NasbviIte At g 90 4 ~ and ll55 ?. NJ.
Accommodation train is sunerseded by tue
train that arrives in Nashville A. N. and
leaves P. N.-eXcept on Sunday.
,-,suvr,rr Ayp CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville az ......5.5 50 A. N. and lO2l P N.
Arrives M Shehyvlle... 900 A. n. and S.23 p. NJ.
Arrive ut Chattanooga. 200 A. NJ ana z.4O = N.
Leave ChattanOoga-.... $40 A. N. ana ~ p "
Arrive az Nashyille.-. ~ A. N. an4 "a AZ y ~
Leaves Shelbyvlle-.....-..5uOA A. NJ ana ~ ~ p n
Arrives gt Nashville 10 A. N. aud I'D p NJ
Sundays eEceptedD
NAsHyIIIE AND NoRTHwEsrERNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
T..yes Nashville at...-..620 A. ~. and go P. NJ.
Arrives al Nashville st--7:0O A. N. ana 4:U P NJ
FDgFFIFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
Arrive nj Nashville Rt.....-....'.--.-'' ~ A. NJ
Leave Nashville r -
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves ~ a. "
Arrives at Nashville P NJ
TRTSE STAGE.
! Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS M 8 o'clock A. NJ, arrives ~ Nash-
yiIle MONDAYS Wednesday and Fridays at 1
o'clock p. H. --
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. Iaayes Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Soturdavs al o'clock A. NJ arrives At Nash
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at
O'clock z. n.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold continues to decline, having opened
in New York'y yesterday at 14S, advanced to
148i at 1880, and closed at l42s at 3 P. NJ
The rate here was l42l buying, and l4S1
selling. 4F
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows
sos LIST seres-...-. ............-.-.. ll4E
520s I'd series 1917
sos Sd series. llOZ
5-20s new issue, ..--.---....-.-.. 1071k
I0-40s .............. - QqZ
7-S0s, ID and Sd series................-.... 1879
London adyices of Yesterday ouote United
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FDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive nj Nashville ~ A. NJ
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NASHVILLE EDNoRTHwEsTERSR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains. 80
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Arrives al Nashville at--7:OO A. NJ ana 4'oO p "
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Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-24
Louisville Market.
New York Market.
Memphis Market.
New Orleans marked.

MEMPHIs. Sept. 2S.-Cotton dull; uplands 2256.
Corn 81 20 and dull. Oats firm at 75GS0c HAY
dull at S25926. Pork quiet aud firm s27 50; clear
sides l91z@2O. Lard 159l614.