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COLORADO.

~ rriEGssps TRIBUNE.
DENVER, Col Jan. 1O-There is Intense entbusi-
asm here the passage of tic Colorado Bin by the
Senate. The gold shipments from Colorado for the
week ending January 8, amount 10 1,l70 ounces;
valuc, $4,000 Salt Lake papers have accounts ri
massacre Of miners by the NavajOes, near Caylle,
Colorado River.
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Gpcrial Notices.
4 Thousand MILES AWAY.


The 4lr~p perfume Ystu rei. su.rvhe sov.rs
CLEAN NSG,n night skies OF tle TROPICS hangs s dcvy
ar AT DO, ,ut,'ue4 delicious olo- Eve9 -dr who
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room AID boudor
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NEW VOLUME sew Type AND NEW FRArrREs'
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

TRIBUNE
WHITEHALL Jan 10.'The Northern transportation
COMPANY held its annual meeting at this place yesterday
dividend Of IS per cent declared. The following
officers we're elected
PRECEDENT L. j. w Stark Of New-YOTl;; VcePresident,
Nathan r. 1nsOn, at Whitehall; Secretary and Treasurer
Herman X. snyder, Whitehall
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MARINE DISASTERS.
rnss or A NEw-YonK n,rr

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-0uT Consul at Turks Isl
and rDOrts the strandng OF the bark Annie T. Camden
OF York on Dec. Is. The Captain and crew were
saved and tile vessel and all valuabis board were
lost Tho crew would Dc sent TO this country by the
COnsul.
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NEN-.LERSTY.
THf sTNATORsHIr.

TELEGRAPH r-irvvE.
TRENTON, Jan. lot has been decided by the Re
publican members OF the New-JrrscY Legislature -
hold the Senatorial caucus on Thursday evening naNt
IN the mequ time the friends # the two candidates
are oxcrtng themselves 20 the utmos, 10. tLc.. To-
spocti,e fA,O.ItCs
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NEVADA.

TELEGRAPH TEiBrSE
san FRiNCrSCo, Jan 10.-The proceedings in the
Nevada Legislature yesterday were unimp9riant;
lir Jno J. Winters is among the aSYrants for United
States Senatorial holrrs. Gen Nyes friends We're
greatly eldted last night and feel confident OF his
election.
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COURT CALENDAR.


ALBANY, Jan. lO-Court Of Appeals Day Calendar
for Jan. H. 1867 90 g. &C, G., c. o. c. G Co. C 60. 90
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the cause of the arrest of Col. Montgomery and
Others by United States Marshal WALLACE. Tho ar
rest was made under the civil rights bib, Hnder
warrant of theUnited STATES District Court, on ac
count Of the reported conduct OF Montgomery at
Lexington.
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ILLINOIS

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PASSED TIE
SENATE
BY -PrECrAPH rsE TI.iBUsz 81,
SPIINGiIriD. H. Jan. lO-The Amendment 70 the
National Constitution, known ~ tho 18th Article,
yygs ratified by tire Upper Branch of the Illinois
Legislature this afternoon by vote Of Yeas, Il;
Nays, Z; not voting, ].
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RELIGIOUS
INSTALLATION AT NEw-HAvEN.

Q TEII0RAFE 70 THh 1hIbIfh
NEw-HAvEN. Ct, Jan. 10-This evening the Rev.
Daniel g. Gregory Of Troy installed rastorl OF the
Third Congregational Church. formerly unoer the charge
OF the late DR.. Cleveland The Rev Dr. Spragpe "
Albany. y, " pTeachea tho installation sermon,
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CARD-w jackson. SO 55i BROADWAY hes eo7.t,r:l7
other AufrIr,
Goods AS, .o.ua. St3a. Coa4s walls. Cq4s, HaliAeslet
Gloves Sc y. Gai-s waited with goods their rsfrr
so s5l Rrosdvu opposite frv Co.
.sss,-srssz
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InIIsXILIE.
~ -rtrar,rr 70 rr, uaurSr.

~ TrfrHEaru ~ TIHHJNF.
Io,isyurr Jan. 1O--Thc evidence Tor the prose
crtou closed to-day IN hc tra u the railroad robbers az
Franklin, h..
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The Church Union,

Second Number,
yysr OFT FOR SALE AT RAYDOLPps,
AND BY
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
cnr1,rN.rs nP spcnYn NrMRER.
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While the children are romping and
frolicking upon the green grass, like so
many lambs, now racing like the young
Greek on the Olympic Stadium, now
climbing, or plucking the little modest
wild flower for somebody's darling" we
concluded TO steal away from the mirthful
crowd and stroll down TO the banks Of the
gently flowing Harpeth, and muse on the
loveliness of nature and solitude. Seated
on a grassy knoll, under the shadows Of a
gnarled and venerable oak, what a scene
presents itself for the eye of painter
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, May IL, P. M.-CoTToN.-
Although there was not much business
transacted to-day, there was an improved
feeling in the cotton market, and prices
were better This was in consequence of
favorable adyices from abroad The sales
amounted to-day to barely 81 bales, as
follows,-2 at 10; 5 at 20; % at 81; and
5 at 26c. p ID. Received, 81 bales !;
shipped 40 bales.
The following are the commercial dis
patches received during the day:
NEW YORK, May 10.-Gold opened at
1861.
ia. Mold, 1861. Cotton-Holders
ask an advance, but buyers operate with
caution. Uplands fully 2sc; Mobile and
New Orleans middling 29c.
12:30-Cotton market very firm and
holders asking higher rates. middling 2S4,
but no buyers.
M.-Gold 1853. Cotton unchanged.
Sales to-day, $500 bales; uplands 2S@2s4 +;
Orleans 29c.
LIVERPOOL, May 1915 P. M.-Cotton
market exalted.
May ll-ll:30A M.-Cotton unchanged.
Sales to-day, $1,000 bales at 1l4@llsd.
CoRN-No change in market. Sales at
81 25 q bushel in store.
HAY.-S30@$3l u ton.
Other markets all quiet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


sTesiicaI.-Not only in this city. but this
entire country has become familiar with the
reputation Of DR.. Coleman. as the most reliable
and successful practitioner. in bis speciality. in
the South. Perhaps no physician has given
more attention to. and applied himself more
earnestly and assiduously to discover the most
speedy and positive cure Of Diseases of Fe-
males, Diseases of a private nature,
Manhood's Ipebfiities. SeIf-abuse, Ner-
v0as Debility, sexual In1arEnities, ETC..
than be has Patients who reside in the country
can have the remedies applicable TO their sew
eral disorders forwarded to any part, carefully
secured in a portable compass. and in every
respect Of convenient use. Ladies need not
hesitate in applying for advice. personal in
terview is not ALWAYS necessary. Medicines,
with instructions. can be administered through
the medium Of correspondence.
DIR. Coleman may always be found in his
OHice, in the rear of bis Drug store, on Me-
Leinore street His medicines are carefully and
accurately compounded by educated and accom-
pIished pharmaceutists. Address.
L. L. COLEMAN, N. D.,
aprlitf 30 Church st.. Nashville. Tenn.
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"a and Sd series

London advices of the nth inst. quote
United States 5-20s at 70.
Exchange on New York was in good
supply yesterday The banks were buying
at par and selling ] premium.
There was but little doing in uneurrent
funds. Bank OF Tennessee was bought at 3Sc
sold Soc. Other Tennessee money and
other Southern bank notes were dull at
the advertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were taken
at l5c. discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
9TH inst. as follows: $1,000 new at CSC,
$1,000 ex. coupons at 642e, $1,000 ex.
coupons at 641c, $4,000 new at CSC, 1000
new at 62ic, $4,000 new at 62s; and on
sth, $4,000 ex coupons at sac, $4,000 ex.
coupons at 644c, and $4,000 new at S24c.
North Carolina bonds sold at 47c. and
Georgia at 73c.
The Brokers Circular reports the sales
of cotton in Liverpool for the week ending
the 10th inst at $4,000 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took $4,000
bales. Stock in port $4,000 bales inelud-
ing 459, 900 bales of American,
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A srRAWRERRY FESTIVAL.


Moonlight, Music. Love and Flowers.
The ladies Of the Church Of the Advent
purpose 20 give Strawberry festival at the
DAD Nashville Female Academy, in aid of
sbe fand Cor building their church ediiice,
next Friday evening.
All the delicacies OF the season, with
choice confectionery, will be prepared, and
those who deairsto pass an agreeable even
ing nav be assured chat the ladies in charge
of the entertainment viii furnish one of
taste and elegance we have been pri-
vaiely informed of several delicious iea-
lures, among others number OF splendid
mountain snow cakes. The caterers for
she occasion will spare no paine e tempt the
Iialates Of all who may attend. The hlnm-
mated grounds will offer delightful prone
made. and band viii discourse music TO
vnliven the time. All who intend 70 90
may anticipate most pleasant evening,
and we trust, for the benefit OF the Christ
ian enterprise il il undertaken TO assist
thai large company will participate IN
the prpmised festivities.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Nothing.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.


J. L. Graham, Up River.
The Cumberland is falling, with fourand
half feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The Emma Floyd is expected tonight.
The Tyrone will be in tomorrow from
Cairo and depart again Tuesday.
The A. Baker goes on an excursion up
the river to-day, having been chartered by
the Coneordia Association.
The Tempest was advertised to leave
Louisville yesterday for this port.
The Ohio is falling slowly from Pittsburg
to Cairo.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 10th, says
There were indications of change in
the weather last evening to rain. The
river here continued falling steadily. The
stage of water above is steadily decreasing.
Business appears to be Frightening on the
Missouri. The Miami packet arrived with
fine cargo of live stock, III bales hemp,
grain, tobacco, bacon, lard, wine, etc. The
Kate KINNEY, from Omaha for this port, is
reported fall of passengers at st. Joseph
and has good lot Of freight, and the
Evening Star is coming with heavy load
of corn, etc. 1t is feared, though, that
boats will soon be getting aground in that
stream. We cannot say that activity
marks the upper Mississippi trade.
The Mississippi continue to recede at
Memphis.
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The Courts,


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Hon.
c. F. TRIGe, MAY l1.-George B. Reese,
Sons & Co. vs.. Yeatman. Leave to with
draw notes by leaving certified copies.
Wilmer, COnnell & Co. vs.. Yeatman.
Same.
E. r. Campbell Clerk, etc, vs.. Charles
Grant, George Moore, and Alex. Moore.
Same vs. M. s. Allen, W. W. Allen and
w. H. Gowdy.
Same vs. Tanning and Faqua.
Same vs.. w. McWhinney and John Nc
Clelland.
In each of these cases Judgment was
given on notes for land sold by order of the
court.
Wray & Gilleland ct ais. VS.. Lucus ct
ais. Judgment in favor of Mrs. Sparkman
for $500 IS.
Dale. Ross & Withers VS.. Irwin, McClel-
land & Co. Continued on affidavit Of de-
PENDANTS.
E. e. Fleming and M. B. Hill were ex-
cused from further service as jurors during
this term.
MAGISTRATES CoURTs.-Jennie vii
liams was arrested and taken before Squire
Mathews yesterday, charged by Henry
Brown with stealing money. Jennie was
discharged on payment of costs.
E. f. Adams, charged by a Mr.. Gore
with fraud, was tried yesterday by Squire
Wilkinson and acquitted. The case had
been on hand several days and excited some
interest There was no evidence to sustain
the charge.
RECORDERS COURT, MAY l1.-Eugene
Jenkins, drunk, S. and costs.
Emma Baugh, disorderly, costs.
Elizabeth Moore, disorderly, $25 and
costs.
Betty Ewing, disorderly, SIS and costs.
David Reed, fast driving, discharged.
Charles Lager, disorderly, etc, $40 and
costs.
VIM. Kennedy, disorderly, etc, $40 and
| costs.
Margaret Conn, disorderly, $25 and costs.
Lewis Bunch, disorderly, IS and costs.
John Barrett, disorderly, discharged.
London Compton, careless driving, dis
| charged
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NASHVILLE bfaees---h1tsn ana s~aSh my
There was large and brilliant attendance
on the course yesterday, to witness the
closing scenes of the Spring Meeting of
the Nashville Blood Horse Association.
The day was very fine, and the ladies were
out in force. The music was inspiring
and all went merrily and pleasantly.
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VAIN a. WALKERS.

Successors to wsferfeld & Walker
maria If "a PUBLIC SQUARE.
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REAIARKABLESU ccEss.-- Bernhardts
rooms at the st. Cloud hotel are daily
visited by our citizens who wish to consult
his skill in regard to the diseases of the
eye. and seek to obtain bis unriyaled Aus
tralian crystal glasses for the improvement
Of the sight There are hundreds who can
testify 10 the benefit they have derived
from both, and who rejoice at the good for
tune that has befallen them. The. Doctor
will remain here but a short time, and all
whoare desirous of consulting him, whether
in the city or country, should lose no time
in doing 90
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10 Chancerr Al NsshviIle.

State Of Tennessee-Cjerk's 0asce, Chanesry
Court at Nashville, April the lob. 1851
FeIix q. Mckay, ct al. complainant, W. a. c,
Carter Ell al, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cauee that the DESCENDANT, Jenn D.
M.Tsrrsf,. Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee ID Is therefore ordered that be enter his
enpearauce herein on OF before tha third
Monday Of the next torn q said Court 20 bs
hsia IN the FIRST Monday in lag next, ioel, and
rlead anerer or demuT 10 complainant bill OF
me sane viii be taken for confessed as 20 hin
and sci fsr hearing ex parts and that copy 81
s-as,rs ~ IRE Nashviile Union and Dispatch
A rot,I1sfssf- NJ B. HOWELL.
WI Clerk and Master.
N.kFd Baxter, Sol'rs for eompl'ts. aPrzl 4tw
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VALUABLE PAPERS LosT.-Mrs. Gen.
Hatton, Of Lebanon, sometime last year
loaned some Of the most valuable letters by
her husband, Gen. Robert Hatton, during
the war. 10 the late DR.. Baldwin. Before
going 10 General Conference, DIR. B. depOs-
tied them with some friend, il is thought,
in Nashville Any one who knows anything
Of them will greatly fSvor Mrs. H. by COM
municating with her.
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An AGRICULTURAL EDITOR ON Hrs
TRAvELs.-Mr. d. d. T. Moore, editor of
that capital agricultural paper, the Rural
Nee YORKER Published at Rochester, New
York, reached Nashville yesterday on his
homeward return from the South, whittier
he has been on tour of observation. He
is very much pleased with Georgia and
Tennessee, and thinks they are much the
finest States be has yet visited. Mr.. Moore
publishes decidedly the best agricultural
paper ia the North.
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,IupeE LAWRENCE REsIGNs.-The Blu
rean is no longer to have the services OF
Judge Lawrence. He has brought indie
scrihable grief TO the B. K. +. and A. l.. by
resigning. For justification, he says;
AT the solicitation of numerous friends.
whose opinions | respected, | very relnc-
aantly allowed my name to be used as
candidate for Congress subject TO the nom
snsting convention on the 10th inst, and !
psaould have delayed my resignation until
The result of that convention had been az
sxrrtsined, had l not found that the maiig-
naut partisan attacks made upon me would
impsicafe yourself and the Bureau in the
controversy.
In reply to this, Gen. Carlin says;
aUnder all the circumstance l must
apurove of your course in resiguing, while
/ deeply regret that tais Bureau is TO lose
vour services. The labor YOU have per
formed in behalf Of the eolored people
both within and beyond the limits Of your
prescribed duties as an officer, have giyer
Won an influence for good which no sue
seasor of yours can acquire for yesrs lh'
tried integrity with which you have dis
charged your duties as claim agent render
rgogr resignation, ustnow, very unfortunate
5orths Bureau and for the numerous colore'
claimants. who can rely 50 implicitly o.
your integrity in dealing with 'ne'n'
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The FRosT.-The Columbia Herald, Of
yesterday, says of the effects of the frost
on Tuesday night last "The cotton
that was up has gone down. Corn in the
bottoms is badly bit, but will come out
il well worked. The wheat-the crop in
which we feel most interest-so far as we
can learn il unhurt.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State OF Tennesseee-Clerk's Office, Chaneery
Court Al Nashville. April the 18th. 1907.
Michael Burns, complainant. vs. Fred Sloan Ct
ala, Defendants. - -, -
i In this cause that the defendants, fred sloan
and Stephen A. Jones, are noa-reeldents
III the State Of Tenuezsee: II there
herein an or before tue third Monday Of
me next term Of said Court, % be held on ths
fret Monday 10 May next, lbl, and pissd,
answer or demur to compliments biia, OF kAs
ssrne vim hs takeu for confessed As 70 them and
sci for hearing sx parte, and that copy o. this
order be publishsd FOR soar successive weeks IN
the Nashville Union and Dispatc5
Clerk and Master.
East s spurlock, sol'rs for compi't. apr2l Ass
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MusIcAE AND FLORAL ENTERTAINMENT.
"A select musical entertainment will be
given by the pupils Of Prof H. Weber at
she New Theatre on Wednesday night,
May I6, to which their friends and rela-
tives will be invited. We are not as yet
apprised of the programe for the occasion,
bat are certain that rich treat ia in store
for the fortunate ones who will be present.
Professor Weber's pupils embrace some of
Nashville's fairest and most talented young
ladies.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is lower, having opened in New
York yesterday at 1854. was 1864 at II and
closed az 1864 at M. Dealers here
were paying lS4 and holding at lS6.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday, as follows
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1 win positively sen Cheap for Cash,

will positively Sell Cheap for Cash,
the fJllowingsgood
Mems sewed and pegged Calf Boots.
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf Caters.
Mems Balmorals and Brogan..Shoes and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties.
Ladies' Glove Kid CATERS.
a. Balmorals.
=" g and eur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed and undressed Morocco lace Boots,
a Cloth CATERS and Balmerals.
Buskins and Slippers.
Misses Cloth Caters and Balmorals.
Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
= pegged
Glove Kid Balmorals.
Child Caters and Bslmorals. sewed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store. "A North College
street. M. MoRaANsTERN.
mar26 3m
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THE teachers and pupils of Elm Street
Methodist Church Sabbath School went TO
Rains Hill yesterday on picnic excur-
sion. They turned out in strong force, clad
in holiday attire, and, we are assured, spent
. most delightful day. No more pleasant
or profitable recreation could be chosen for
the little folks than these trips 10 the coun-
try and the paslime they afford All who
Joined the excursion yesterday no doubt
entered into the spirit Of the lines
Green fields and silent glens! we come
To spend this bright spring day with you"
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To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. COnsumption--is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used. Gree of charged, with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer win try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oet23-lyd&w
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UNTON RANK NOTES.

ALL UNION BANK NOTES AND. CkkTI.
"A foates Of Deposit for registered Notes paid
IN fuli on presentation 70 the nnderslFned ~
lie Bank. No - CalleFe street, Nashviie-
JOS. W. ALLEN. Cashier
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-12
To the Creditors of Alexan-
aRder Fall. Deceased

A BILL HAVING BEEN FILED IN THE
n ChRnceTy Court At Nashville, for The set
ticmenf Of the estate of Alexander taii, de-
ceased. its insolvency having previously been
suggested in the County Court You are hereby
notified 20 Gle your claims in the ohice Of the
CLERK and Master within the time required By
MORTON b HOWELL,
NJ, ava % Clerk andafasteY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-12

THEY have a ghost in Wilson county,
which hsa is a smoke house A witch-doc-
Tor from Smith county was sent for, and
hiss been shooting silver bullets at il with
ont effect.