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Two Hundred and FiftE Dollars

IL. United Ststea = '':..
e. In ~itnr,s Whereof i subscribe my name
aud ca"re the great Seal Of The State
L. 3. To be affixed. in: the city of Colu,nbis
> this 9sh day Of Decemb-r, 1867. -
-. JA:hiEs j., ORR. =.
GevsrIior Of Soa, b Carolina,
+. CArxRs. Secretary Of State =
Dec lS. 1867, 80, y --.-
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:. inE tSloS ActpEMr.-Wr direct The att.n-
ton OF orr-readers to the advertisement, - a..
ir"stees Of this well-knowe Ara.r,,,y, sunoune.
Ing that they have secured the services uf Mi.,
Maggie T. fenps', as Principal f,r smother
scn1 'hst'c yeor commencing Oh the 2d Mnnd,v
IN h'ah"ary next. The inertia Of Miss p~nnsi
are 50 we'll k""wn A. All experienced and .uc.
that it ID use lesa to do more
~, man 10 cali attention I" the annnunreu,eut
The Academy is situated in a healthy ,nc.,,on
ana III ono Of the k-st c"mH:un itie. IN our Di.-
'r'ct' and the iat.s Of board aud ,u;tiun .r.
moderate. To the Institution we -xt~nd our
nest wisi!eA aud cou'rnrud il I" tn. IstIonav.
:" n"r friends a. ose combining the very best
educational afriinnres
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Co1n1rissione1.'s Sales.
Wn. IL. Parker, Commissioners, vs.
: John r. Lyon and others. =
ID PURSUANT 10 o, der Of Coptt. = i'll, selr
II strd6lia query, at, Abbevills C III, -.i
Sal. day In. n.1a"usry next. ~ y sE7. The irset
cont aiming 4aIl ncies. mnre or fes.. aud ln,und
ed w lands "f John. A. Cslhouds jaA .Edward
Calhoun end Others =, -
EB- TER-Hs CAsH-Purshsssr to ray
Tor pal;ers. =, -. =, :: -.
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.J1gRst1AS'f Il, order Of csapr. and at n.
T. visA Y tAtf f'v.afv psretdscr. sEe liu. 6ai'e
ta eo,spaa NTH tft,ai .air, viii s.l II puh-
,tjs oaicry, az A6rSAIe O. H., on ssls day in
IN! !seaasy nest, t7.t 1858; The Hnn.s. q snd Lo.
'n1bs village Of Athsviils, :naF soeopPiedT by
:sht j. T. 0wen. IrohtinK,nn Msini Stree, and
hoi5ndsl ny lots ~ Edssrl N,ibts. y. ID 3Chs}.
,usr. anL aiitssA 10y aa!ininy 'oae asrs,l 4ors
:. kW.T1R.iy c.4sH. H.-Pafehaser Il 10 pay LAY
:lor R.psfs! -: ~ 80. ! 8.
=; siRMssIi.;PAaEEa -
. ...ssss,,,e 5c-~ l:.iis-s 80 QrEs sA.,D. :
:. cs@pissi"ssr. Qmt.. i. = - :.
BEG. -, ,se7, ,i8t ~, :.
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-13

u. Hot Srrr.E W. ara pleased to announe,
.has .he Indies Of Abher;ll* and the vioini,, ,
,';.',', u. giving Tot SUPPER on Mond. )
fund Il" pay off the iud-hts tsines- al the M,,o.;.
Lodge "t 'h" place. The brnevel-nt Object OF
me me proposed enter: ainInent, the vari.:us in.
l"e"c-s which will he enlisted in ito l.shs Il
'"ne'her with the season sel"ci-d. 80 sugpe.tiv.
o' '- s,vs enjoyment and liberal rseIne MIS-
w"' a.. u" doubt rendsr ,he occasion QUE o.
more than or.linnry interest. Va ,tu., ,h.,
our r'ai'rs viii iurn gu, in strong force. nnd
"s we have 70 'lmnht that the we'll know,
skin and taste Of The ladies' will Sc, forth an
entertainment which will do honor to a Chr;st
mae t-s''vni. 20 ws are cure that all will re.mn,
with The spirit and iib.rali'y which become.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-13

- "a. , a.a
j. The, srpys the Isdisae Vat, the Pacific Rail.
road, the public iunds, tts, navy, iiSs Posts,fScs
Iahd AHriaultHr al. sDcrsrt,nepta, sfss eufs6r;iv
nientionsd. The expense of the .Spssv htys
.een paid ost cfS!hs balance. r6nstnias> 6sd,
edss: SttIi ia svor ofthe Postcffice n.rastn,snI
Our for~ten. retrtiaRi 70 saia 10 81 amicsi,ie.
und the sutnple lion OF n tsesty wjtE< 'f3.,,m.tp
for the pYrehaseS Of The. .Islanis OF 81. T6uip..
and ST. Jahnj 10 ANNOUNCED. : 's-ss$ p. : -
The on su'3rei Of ditcu..ion between Eng
land and America ia -regsid- to the eject nj
naturalization is caiIedto tbs attention VI Con.
gr..s:
s Tnc message concludes with the Announce.
n,snt Of the cs;satioh "f alt altempts at The
slave trade brtween Africa nn1 tho United
siste' snd The .nagest,en. ihst the ,uaia,s
nahca 81 .a'nnsh force on The dosst of Africa
.'s iie longer hecesssLy -; -. =,
,5YnHEP 4twutsy sI - sSHxE wa Are in,
idsbFsd. rs DOR fris,ds Capt, II. y. K~rr, for !.
cory Of ths.ranphle, l'Y aAsiss"' on Tho .,s,us
"f the negro. which seems 10 have created
something Of q rshsa'ion- in '"ihe city BY In.
s.a. rs ~s nee that twG of the ch,,i.s, or, ali
.xines, ths Rev. Mr. 9Iaiesa and D-. ,winklxr
hsso pr~aeh~d ,<,mons 10. rel,:y. The rAn,.
rhlst, we think. scarcely a,~rits q s~rinus rxf,.
tstH n, ani no who aii-npts il, undertake.
'he hazardous experiment uf IAN sw q, ing a fool
aceoT.iihr TO Ills fol-. ;" Tie writer ig:,ores
Esn,frsIyT,ts s,hn"logieal argument auii iii.
Scrirtnral argument (so- ealisdJ makes q show
.ef itdigs.tsd learning. sud gives us vision nv
'lreorie. and wi ID as,ump ptipns Instead OF Levitt,
mate and coherent ren-oning, To answer such
a writer ono 'i'nt meet assumption Ly aeyuipr-
.tion. and contrn diet .. ,rham-n,lv us he ne.
6rms' lie attempts TO sl,ow that the negro ,s
not q d.rs-n'lant "f Hun hence not ti.e Off
apringnf AdatR and E,e-h4nce ,aura q ra.u.
aud 'hs' ef"re a :beast. without II sonI.. And
how due. he est.l,li.ll the conc lns,on that IN.
negr" Is not the offspring uf Hainf Esy Two
assumptions: First, that his present marx pd
elnrast cristics-th- flai n"sr, the thick I'm.
the iIlack skin and tho wonly |, ,ir were n,odu
eed hy curse which, wrauglu an im,,antanS.us
chang IN is f<stnr~s aud com pI~xion: aud IL
ihnt NJ some Of Hams il<sr-ndants (the an al arr
CnI'r. Tor ins'sac-) lack il,rsa clnrAc, eris,ics
they must he equally wanting in . his whole
progeny. Ali"f ,hi, 10 mere a..-r, i"n, i,y one
who prol'nh!y is entir-lv ivnorSrt of. he blo
found rssrArrhes Of Pfitchaid aud q, her ns,u
r"htts into the muia'i"ns Of race un,l.r tho
e"nb,nsd Influence nf many causes. Tho ne
ero' ne th'nk., hna u" soul. Int ~hnt W i'll he
saS or the yh1i.f races. which. according to
rs n,s ,he"ry. resuIted: from the. union of The
Eiack aud VII t- We can .curcrly rou,m.ul
'his pamphlet to the perus.l Of cur reader.
mere 'g"or"hcs 10 b:es, it's folly 10 b.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19
THE CITY

SECOND Northern.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

81. CEcILIA's AcADEMY.-The concert
and distribution of premiums which came
off last night at st. Ceeilia's Academy, was
largely attended. The building was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity. Tha music was
very fine, and gave unalloyed satisfaction
We give below the award of premiums:
GRADUATES.
Litery premium, gold medal, Miss Mary
Breed.
Literary premium, gold medal, Temp.
Crudup.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Our money market remains quiet and
unchanged. As yet there is no demand on
our banks for currency in moving forward
the wheat crop, and we presume that when
the harvest is completed the shipper will
have but little difficulty in getting good
bills discounted at per cent. for thirty
days. Loans are made on good collaterals
al 9 per cent. per annum. Persons borrow
ing on the street, however, have to submit
to much heavier shave, ranging generally
from 2 to 5 per cent. per month.
Exchange on New York is furnished by
the banks at 81 per thousand, but for small
amounts they charge premium
Exchange on England can be obtained
for 81 for one pound sterling, and for large
sums the rate is considerably less.
Gold has been remarkably steady in New
York during the week, ranging close around
l37, but for the last two days the rate has
been slightly higher The following are
the quotations for yesterday: Opened at
1875, was 1873 at II, 1874 at l, and closed
at 1873 at P. NJ. The offerings Of gold
here are generally in small lots, and bought
at about l4c less than the New York
rate. Silver is bought at 10c less than
gold.
There isa steady and growing demand
here for Government Securities. These
present safe and convenient investment
for persons of small as well as of large
means. The favorite and cheapest bond
at present is the new issue of 5-20s. These
bonds bear date July 1st, 1865, and are
payable July 1st 1885, with interest per
cent. in gold, payable January 1st and
July lst. The National Savings Company,
corner of Union and College streets, have
a large amount on hand which they sell at
l104, or without the July coupon, at 1861.
The following are the latest New York
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

BITTEN BY A RATTLE SNAKE.-For
some days past large rattle snake has been
on exhibition in the show window of the
Custom House Restaurant on Church
street, opposite the Maxwell House. Ii is
a very large and repulsive looking reptile.
Last night, about 3 O'Clock, one of the
sashes OF the folding window, inside the
house, got loose somehow aud partly
opened, giving the snake space enough 70
pat ITS head out Having done this, it
began 10 crawl out of its prison. Whilst
doing 50, II was discovered by Mr.. William
Randall, an attache OF the establishment,
who, being under the impression that its
fangs bad been drawn, attempted 10 drive
it back. striking IL with his hand.
and received bite on the outside of ihe
middle finger Of the right hand, near the
knuckle JOINT DR.. 7. {. Newton. who was
Immediately called in, dressed the wound
ana administered remedies. The hand was
considerably swollen a short time AFTER the
bite, but the patient appeared to be doing
well when the Doctor leit, just before 10
o'clock. Ii was impossible, however, al
that time, to say what would be the result
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

NASHVILLE, June ~, 1901.
There has been a fair business done in
the drygoods market, since our last weekly
report. Compared with the corresponding
week Of last year, it shows decided inn
provement. 1t is unreasonable to expect a
heavy trade during the summer months,
and no one does but the small stocks in
country stores renders frequent replenish-
ing necessary, and we shall have respecta-
bic trade until the fall season opens, when
there must be vast improvement. onr
houses have well assorted stocks, and will
not permit them to run down.
We annex quotations of few Mple
articles:
PKISTs.-Standard brands. Ice
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FOURTH OF JULY-There is TO be an
adjourned meeting at the Masonic Temple
tonight to perfect arrangements for cele-
bration OF the Fourth of July, and it is
hoped that our leading citizens especially
will be present. 1t is the wish of those
getting up this celebration to interest the
great body of our citizens in it, and to
make it eminenuy national affair. This
being the purpose, the effort should receive
all announcement.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

To the Editors ofthe Union and Dispatch.
Ice is not TO be classed az one of the lux
uries Of life in this city, but absolutely a
necessity in the summer season. There is
said to be an ample amount Of ice here to
last through thesummer, and the price has
been fixed at one cent per pound, but by a
combination between the ice dealers, they
have raised the price to t,oo cents, and as
they control all the ice, they force us to
buy at this price. So long as this monop-
oily lasts they have the power, if cupidity
should prompt, TO put the price at three to
five cents before the season is over.
If this Is to be the case, We had better
advise those who have capital to ship a
cargo of ice to this city, and pledge our
selves TO buy from them as long as they
will sell at fair prices.
ANTI MONOPOLY.
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PRoB.lTE CouBT.-In this court yester-
day, Robert W. Walker was granted let
tiers Of administration, cum testamento an
nero, upon the estate of John Waters, de
ceased, and gave bond in the sum Of twelve
thousand dollars, after which the admins
traitor came before the Clerk and suggested
the insolvency Of the personal estate of
said decedent.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. Constable A. G.
Tucker, while riding in buggy in North
Nashville yesterday, with DR.. Morton, was
thrown violently from the vehicle, and had
his skull badly fractured. He was lying in
a very precariOus condition last night.
A woman ard child were run over near
the northern boundary of the corporation
yesterday, the child receiving very severe
Injuries.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

NUIsANCES,-rhe records OF the Re-
corder's Court show daily arrests Of parties
charged with creating nuisances. Indeed
many respectable citizens have figured in
this role, and il behooyes all persons on
whose premises there may be anything cal.
culated TO crowd The air with superhuous
fragrance, 10 INSTITUTE vigorous cleaning
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

THE CRISIS PAssED.-For many months
gaunt famine has pointed her skeleton
fingers at thousands Of Southern house
holds. The cry for bread has welled up
from many widow and orphans heart.
With tear-dappled eyes, how they looked
out on the green wheat fields, wooing 10
the sunlight wondering if they could live
till the ripening sun could touch it into a
golden harvest. The night of hunger has
passed and the golden grained wheat has
been gathered into the granary, and famine
has fed before the approach the Bountiful
Giver
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

A CcRREcTIoN-From a notice in our
yesterdays issue it might be Inferred that
DR.. Baird had invited the colored people
to occupy seats in the body Of his church
This is not the case, a. he intended to offer
them seats in the gallery, which was origi-
naily built for them. DR.. Baird, like all
the other ministers Of our city, feels kindly
toward the oolored race, and would be glad
to see them in the gallery Of his church.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

NEw BooKs.-Coming Wonders ex-
pected between 1867 aud 1875, by Rev NJ.
Baxter author of Napoleon in prophecy.
The Last Warning Cry, with reasons for
the hope that is in me, by Rev. J. C. Cum
mings, D. y. +. f. s. K.
A Key TO the Bankrupt Act, printed
from the official copy-annotated, digested
and indeKed. Price in paper 60 cents /;
bound 81 90.
For sale by John York, No. al Union
street.
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE ST.
I'D preme Court OF Tennesses, az Nashville,
pronounced at Its December Term, 1866 IN tho
case Of A. Il. Shankiand vs.. John J. Beech and
others, i will proceed 10 sell. al public auction
TO the highest bidder. al the Courthouse door IN
the city Of Nashville. on
Saturday, the 18th Day of June Nexf,
Upon a credit Of six months, the purchaser Civ
ing note bearing interest from date. with two
good securities, and lien also retained for the
payment Of the purchase money, free from the
equity Of redemption. the following described
tract Or parcel Of land. to-wit Lying IN District
No. OF Davidson county, Tennessee. bounded
as follows Beginning At the southwest corner,
in the middle Of the line. running thence north
l2z degrees, east u poles and l. Inks, o. tho
corner; thence due east 80 poles and I'VE iInks,
70 a corner IN the road; thence south ~ de
grees. IL poles, l21l links. % Z. +. Neakiey's
fence; thence due vest % the place Of beginning:
containing SIX acres aDd three iYuTths Ofau acre
and three poles aud being the same land con
veyed by S. Priehitt 10 y. j. scanland. Said
land will be sold % satisfy a lien in favor Of A.
y. Shankland - John J. Beech. and within the
hours prescribed by law.
JESSE G. FRAZER
maFlI ~ Gle Of the -uureffto f1durf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

HIGH SCHOOL ENAMINATIoNs.-The eX-
aminations at the High Schools Of the city
begin to-day. Ii is the duty Of every one
who feels an interest ia the cause Of edu-
cation, aud especially those who have
children attending the schools, to attend
the exercises. The examinations will be
progressing at all the buildings at the same
time
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

WIFE WHIPPIHG.-A colored man
charged with this offense, suffered slight
pecuniary loss in Justice Wilkinson's
Court, after listening to an elaborate lee
tnre upon the duties and responsibilities of
matrimony.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

WE were mistaken in saying yesterday
that the Mendelssohn Society would take
part in the grand entertainment in Edge
field on Friday night for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church. 1t is contrary to
the rules Of that society, as a society, to
take part in other entertainments than its
own. Themembers, however, as individuals
do so, and some of them will ON this occa-
sion, and will add greatly to the brilliancy
and success of the affair.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

BAYNE.-At the markethouse last night,
Senator George Washington Bayne, for
Congress in this district, delivered himself
Of a howery exhortation to an enthusiastic
crowd of devoted hearers. Bayne is indie
pendent, confident, sanguine.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

THE RAINY SEASON AND THE WHEAT.
Many fears are entertained that the con-
tiuuous rains we have had for several days
will seriously iniure the wheat crop now
being harvested The promise for an
abundant yield was never more encour-
aging. Flour will have TO topple from ~ 3
down TO $40, as the wheat market has
opened in this city at 81 80 per hushel.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

A CONCERT was given last night by the
music pupils Of Soule Female College, al
Murfreesboro, for the purpose Of raising
money to inter the Confederate dead in the
new Confederate cemetery recently pur-
chased near that city by the Memorial
Association"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

CONFINES Ann E. Leak, the wonder
lul Georgia girl, left the city yesterday,
haying abandoned the idea Of holding the
levees announced, the corporation license
required for such exhibitions being set at
entirely two high figure for the poor girls
pure.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19
j. W. DOLBEAR'S
commercial school

u . IN IIl e Il q 4 a - q IA q % .
Corner of Church and Vine SITS, Nashville.
Where writing, Rock Keeping, Pho
ly Taught.
Writing-By thirty years study and expe-
rienee, the seven DolbeaT Brothers have re-
duced PenEaRnsbip 10 an exact science 50
that pupils are not left to mere imitation OF
copies, and have invented a system OF hand
training that removes all stiffness, eraup-
slightly hand into neatness. ease AID ete-
Gance.
DOLREAR'S Commercial Institu-
items are the Oldest in America.
No. 609 broadway, New York, esfab-
lished SIS.
Corner Camp and Common streets,
New Orleans. established 1892.
No. 203 Main street, Memphis.
Corner OF Church and Vine streets,
Nash VILE
unar9Q dkw2m Up At
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

PROTESTANT ORPHAN AsYLUM-The
Mendelssohn Society will repeat their con-
cert with some changes of programmed
for the benefit Of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, on Monday evening next, the 9th
inst, at Masonic Hall. All the members
Of the Mendelssohn Society are requested
to be present for a rehearsal at the hall this
evening
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

INDEFINITELY PosTPoNED.-Thec case OF
II. g. Bradberry, charged with obtaining
forty dollars from p. NJ. Dunn under false
pretences, and which was to have come
up before Justice Mathews yesterday, has
been indefinitely postponed. The prisoner
is living in Jail
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

DEATH FROM SUNsTRoKE.-Mr. J. Laz-
arus, for many years a citizen Of this
place, and proprietor of a drygoods and
clothing store, at No. Ga North College
street, died yesterday morning about six
o'clock, from the effects of sunstroke re-
ceived on Sunday as he was reclining in
the back porch OF the house of Mr.. M.
Lusky, a short distance south Of the Louis
vile depot Mr.. Lazarus leaves a wife,
but no children. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

REcoRDER's CoURT.-The following fine
aud penalties were imposed in the Re
corder's Court yesterday:
Disorderly conduct-Charles Cross, $40
Fanny Perkins, sl0-workhQuse; Lavinia
Blanton, Anna Paggett aud Priscilla Payne
discharged
Drunk and Observation-Disclosures DeCosey,
S25-workhouse.
Creating nuisance Squire Wilkinson,
costs Lewis johnson, costs VIM. Sumner
costs.
Using language calculated to provoke a
breach of the peace-Mr. Lowenheim and
Phillip Mann, discharged.
Strolling the streets -Emeline Cum
mings, Sl0-workhOuse Kate Scales, $40
-workhouse
Total of fines and costs, 1928.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

The following table will show the exports
of manufactured drygoods from England to
the United States during the first four
months of the present and the two preced-
ing years. There is a gain upon last year
in carpets and shawls, but a considerable
decline in cottons and large decrease in
worsted fabrics. The business, however,
is considerably ahead of the corresponding
period of 1865. The following is the Off
cial summary:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

THE Ice CREAM FESTIVAL AT Hicks
HALL LAST NIGHT.-The audience was
not so large last night as could have been
desired, but il was a most elegant affair,
and did honor to the ladies who presided
over il. Everything which the most ias-
tidious epicure could wish was there in the
greatest abundance, and then everything
was rendered doubly delicious by being
rendered you by fair hands. Music flung
its trembling notes on the night wind, and
merry feet kept time to its joyous trills.
The evening was delightful one.
The ladies of the church intend repeating
the entertainment tonight, and we bespeak
for them a large crowd, as we know the
festival will be worthy of patronage.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

LIBERAL-On an excursion train IN
Iowa, a short time since, a collection was
taken up for the benefit of the destitute of
the South, which resulted in collecting
SllO0 in cash.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

STILL ANOTHER STRAY BLUE COAT
Jack Smith, Of the 34th Infantry, who de-
serted his command at Holly Springs,
Mississippi, short time since, was arrested
Yesterday by officers Allison and Cullum, Of
the city police, and turned over to the
military authorilies.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-19

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