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PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.


The annual meeting Of the Hortieuliu-
yal Society will be held ON the first satur.
day in June FOR the election Of officers for
the ensuing year.
Weoall especial attention TO the auction
sale to the trade this morning, by WebeE
4 Mills, No 3 south side Of the public
sauare. Their Offering will include q
choice set Of sessenable dry goods, hosiery
boots and shoes etc, etc.
Albert a Seeman have another extensive
auction sale Of clothing and hats, exclu
siyely, this morning. The attention Of th'
trade ia invited to their advertisement.
The Nashville leaves Cor Cairo, 81
Louis, Memphis, etc, etc, tomorrow even
ing AZ 4 o'clock.
See notice Of bankrupt sale by A. A
Hall, Esq, assignee.
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NOZZLE, May 2S.-Cotton market closet
firm. Sales $50 bales. Middsings Is !
Receipts 60 bales. Exports SSl bales.
AUGUSTA, May 23.-Market iirmer
Sales 40 bales. Middiings 2S4@29.
CHARLESTON, May 2S.--CottoR quiet
holders asking SOC for Middlings. Sale.
$40 bales; receipts SOL bales; exports
.coastwise q bales. 4..f.B III
aSAvANNAH, May 23.-Cotton firm bui
quiet. , No sales. Middlings 30@304c
Receipts 226 bales; exports 1855 bales.
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JOHN S. BROWN

LAS REMOVED FROM NO. 3 UNION
H Street % Ne. - Fublfe square,
.trsneh.s Old siaud9 Ehsre he will kses ~
line Of
Ladies'
Genfs' aud
6snfasRraufs
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( A CoRREcTIoN,-In our notice relative
to the payment Of Taxes in yesterdays pa
per, we stated that Collector Noryell
would receive them at the Office of the
"Uaion and Dispatch" This was mis-
take, made inadvertently, as Mr.. NorVell
has an Office Of his own. E-sA
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London adyices OF yesterday quote united
States 5-2Os at III.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at fc premium and
taken by them at par.
There is very little doing in United
States bonds. Dealers buy at shade IN"
der the New York rate, and sell at about
&c advance. -..
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at CIT for the new, and est
for the old.
There is nothing doing in corporation
checks. Dealers buy at re and sell at 75c
in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 23d
inst. were as follows:
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM The
- subscriber. iying II the lith District o. "a
yidson county. IenA., on the nlght q me iVta
ysaTs 9ld branded f. O. and marked with small
updeTbit in the len ear.
Also. one SORREL FILLY COLT, two year!
I'D. branded Z, {. and marked with . small
a suitsble reward viii be given FOR inioTma-
ton coacerning them' ,rrrx, .,anfproHr
mays lw SAT- EAhAA VIM ~S+'-
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| BUrrEE- -sO@5Oc. Es
CoFFEE-Rio 22I@26c Java SS@4Oe
Laguyra 274@2Sc per Ib.
CANDLE-Star 174@lSe per lb.; sleas
inc SIS 25 per box @ itlllAA Cd
,CHEEsE-FaciOry algei Easlish dair
164c per Id.
Corrox YARNs.-5OO 21c, 600 19c, 20
| l1es -E9Hff ftFe Rls@1 j
Coat OILAPrime Tennessee white 3S(e
4Icy labricating Acc. FEsas1ls4
DRIED FRurT-Peaches, none in market
apples SC.
FLoUR4saperfne 50 5O@1O; Xxx
SI2 5O@13; extra family $l4 5O@15 p.
FisH.-Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 and 3, half
barrels, So, $40 and 50; kits, Nos. 1, :
andsS, s. IS, s. SIS and 81 30. /
HDrs.- Texas flint 23e; country l7Q
zoe; green s@l0.i I
MoLAssEs-COmmon syruPs s0@95c';
golden syrup $1@1 SO. (
sALT-$S so for z bushel bbls. {
LARD-In tierces 2oc lin kegs 2O4@
dc. ~
SUeAR-Orleans 144@15lc; Demarara
16@16lc; coffee A 174c; B17fe; gH7l;
crushed and powdered Isle per III, -
PorAToEs-Irish 81 1904 80 per bbl.;
SAcKs-Gunnies 264c; burlaps 1Se.
OATs-Loose in wagons Toe, sacked SIC,
IROE.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
h.; Kentucky SIZE; Tennessee band 100
lobe; Kentucky do. 7@71c. FiH
LIoUoRs.-Rebertson county s. 1908
per gallon; Bourbon S4@6.
ORANaEs-$9 per box. I
Hay 22@23 per ton for timothy.
BARLEr-$1 SO per busheI. (
<sEEDs.-Clover So rs; Hungarian 50.
LEAD-Bar, per pound, 144c shot, per
bag, So 25@S IS.
/ HORSE sHoEs-$7 so per keg.
Co1LARs-Hog $40 so per dozen,
RoPE-CottOn Csc.
AxEs-Sl3 5O@15 per dozen.
RAIsTNs-S5 per box.
DRUGs-Copperas SIC cream Of tartar
10000 EPSON salts 73@Sc; glue 22@S74e;
ipecsc powdered SIS 5O@6 morphine per
ounce 81 so; nitrate of silver 81 65 ;
qninine 50 40 sal soda &c; Yitriol Sc ;
opium$11 SO; alum 7lc; aqua ammonia zoe;
carbonate ammonia 35e assafetida 55c
ealiaaya.. bark 50 25@2 so; caIomel, Eng
lish 81 rs; American 81 10, castor oil
81 25 per gallon; camphor 81 %.
DIXIE Corn AND COTTON PLows.-Nos.
and Is, one horse each, So; No. 10 heavy
one horse each, So so; No. Il, two horse
each, 81 so; Double shovels, wrought, s.
cotton scrapers, "a; bull tongues, SO SO
pillow points, No 13, 25c; No. 8, 35e; No
10, 35c; No. ", 45c. Land sides No. IS
Acc !; No, 8. 45c; No. 10, Coo; No, II, 75e
HOLLowwARE-44c per ID.
Doc IRoNs-4fc per ID. ...g, !
WAGON BoxEs-4tc per lb. 20
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS Sanford
straw cutter No. II, 81 ; do. No. 2, SO
Utley's Diamond, S.. Tennessee corr
shelter, SO; Southern, 81. i'
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A Cool DErD.-About three o'clock yes
terday morning, come person or persons
unknown on Hines street, between bSahg
aud West Gay, killed milch COW, The
property Of William MaheF. They cut eui
the hind quarters aud leil the hide and re-
mainder OF the body laying within about
three yards Of the house Of the oEners on
! the common.
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The Nashville and NOFshwessern
: Road- Needing % stOcAhotders,

The Nashville and NOFshWessern
Road- Meeting &c stOch hoIders.
As announced n our issue Of yesterday
the stockholders and stock iobbers Of this
company, held a meeting at Waverly on
Monday at o'clock, P. n. for the purpose
Of electing a Board Of Directors. The
meeting was held in pursuance Of an order
from Gov. Brownlow, and as the annexed
vote shows was largely attended. The
chair was occupied by Judge John A.
Landrum, and Major J. d. Nancy and
Mr.. George Warner, acted as Secretaries.
The following were appointed Judges Of
election: Messrs. E. Case, ]. j. Winfrey,
aud William Davis. "a saawa
COfamiitees on creSentials, oa votes, on
stocks and on proxies wFge also appoiaLed.
After the Committee on proxies had care
fully examined every proxey and reported
the same the vote was proceeded with and
the parties unanimously elected.
The following affidavit speaks for itself,
and wegive itas furnished to- US from a
reliable source. Ii may be as well to say
here that we consider the entire matter
illegal, and that we do not concur in the
sUbterfuge 20 which interested parties have
recourse when vindicating the action Of
Governor Brownlow, namely: That he ls
justified by the present state of the coun-
try. We know of no justification OF an H.
legal act, aud do not hesitate to censure it,
whether perpetrated by a Governor or a
highwaymah
WAvERLY, HUMPHREYS county, Jan. %
l86S.-We, the undersigned, judges OF
election, this day held at Wsverly Hum
phries county, in accordance with an order
from his Excellency, Wv. q. Brown
low, for Directors Of the Nashville and
Northwestern railway, do hereby certify,
under oath, that seven thousand four hun
dred and sixty four shares of stock in said
road were represented in said election, and
that the votes amounting TO three Thousand
four hundred and sixty-fOur, were unani-
mously cast for the following Directors
w. p. Clarke, VIM. Davis, ii. q. Scoyel,
John Doberty, j. C. Rodemer, Alex. Kerr,
James ID. Newsom, j. +. Vincent, Samuel
Landrum, Col. ]. II. Davis, II. A. Tyler,
John A. Landerdale, Y. W. fallen, George
Martin, Chas. n. Gibbs. E.
+. CASE,
j. T. WINFREY,
VIM. DAVIS,
Judges of Election.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the
day and year above mentioned.
E. II. MCkETL., J. P.
In and for said county.
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News FOR. THE PEoPIEl-The Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad Company
isspeaking for ITSELF 1t will be a sound look
ing concern after while. BroynIow thinks
the pen is mightier thsn the sword, but we
think the sword far mightier than the pen
nowadays.
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WANTED.

A GENTS FOR ThE SALE OF LtLLEYs
n improved instrument Tor surveying and
calculating areas. This Instrument 4 highly
recommended by many q the arst mAthimati-
eians engineers and land surveyors in the
Unite 5tates- Among 0theTs Prof Chureh 4
s. A. A Nest Point Prof. Allan. Washintion
College, both "a whoa ars using it IN the ~
strucfiou Of their classes 10 surveying. A1dre Il
VI. e. COLLIER
rnay2j 3m 40 Union street MELVILLE.
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A United states Omcer Shot by
WOman. o..

A United states Ofhcer shot by
On the 2Ist inst. as Lieut.. Charles E.
Moore, United States Quartermaster at
Savannah, Ga, was passing down Bnll
street in that city, Mrs Eliza Fl. Mason,
his mother-in-law, who had been watching
ing for him, stepped out from the coreer Of
York street lane with pistol IN her hand,
and shot him on the leil side Of the neck.
The wounded man ran down the lane to
Dray.on street, and Then turned up toward
the barracks, bleeding profusely, and
splitting out mouthGuls Of blood every few
PAGES. A friend who saw him went TO his
assistance and walked with him, endeavor-
ing to stop the flow Of blood by the COM
preston Of his 6ngers on The wound. BY
the time he reached Liberty street, Lieut.
| Nj. was 90 much exhausted by the loss Of
! blood that he tainted and fell in the street
He was carried into the barracks and medi-
/ cal aid summ0ned. The physicians an at
tendance deemed Il imprudent 20 attempt
the extraction Of the ball, which Is thought
| 10 have lodgeu I'D Nhe RUN ~ biS
mouth, as the patient was ~ too
low state to bear the operation.
AAer lheshOoiing Mrs. Mason walkeddoWn
10 the Office Of Magistrate Nerdery, and
surrendered herself, stating whsi she lsd
done and desiring him to commit her 70
iail. The Justice, after satisfying himself
Of the truth of her statement, made out the
commitment aud sent her 20 jail TO await
the result of the injuries Of the wounded
man. Lieut. Moore about year aud
half since married Miss Stella Masoni who
will be reoollected by our theater-goers az
a very pleasing young actress IA the sou
brtuc parts and Who became quite = iaVor'
lie here. The marriage did not meet The
approval Of the mother OF the young lady
Who has ever since been on bad terms VIII
her son -in-law, aud is reported on several
occasions TO have spoken Of han IA yeTJ
harsh language, on account OF alleged it
treatment OF her daughter Mrs, Moor
publishes card in the Savannah Regabis
can denying than her husband has eve
mistreated her. She tells some stories
about her mother which, iftrue she shoul'
never have disclosed. Lient. Moore .
since reported out Of danger,
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EsTRAY.

CtAPTs WIDENER TOOK Up Az ESIRAH
Y horse Ga Monday Hast. i0Hnd runnsnS N me
vieiBity Of ms stailes. said horse a. dask
broRn. branded ~. So on fheieit shoulder
and the letter A" on the left hap Has saddle
marks.
The owner can recover the animal on proving
property and paying charges mAgzi q
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river is falling, with 81 feet on th
shoals. Weather clear and pleasant
ARRIVED.
None
DEPARrED.
Tyrone, Cairo. ... ......
LEAVING TODAY.
Pine Grove, Cincinnati.
EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Nashville, Cairo.

The Louisville DsmoTas q. yesterday
says y SHOES AFtsFI r
The river is still falling at this point,
having receded some inches since our
last report. The marks, at dark last eve-
ming, indicated feet inches in the chute,
5 feet 5 inches on The rocks, and abont ;
feet inches in the canal. The weather
continued quite warm throughout the Gay.
Business on the wharf was az q complete
stand-siill--in fact scarcely a living thing
moving, and FAR duller than We have seen
it for years. With the exception OF two
tow boats, there we're no arrivals onlside Of
the local packets.
The St. Louis Democrat Of the 25th inst,
says: .....s .,..f. ....ts... 4
Everything quiet in river circles. The
Illinois, upper Mississippi and Missouri
falling rapidly. IL il surmised, probably
correctly, that boats are having trouble ~
the latter, below Lexington, several boats
being over due and not in when we left the
wharf last evening. The others have 4
good boating stage, but are fast approach
ing troublesome shallOwness. Here th'
decline IL rapid. u baa fallen ab0nt slE
feet. Weather warm and dry. Business
fair for the season, with good prospec
ahead,
The Memphis ApaianeLe Of the 9th met
says: ..i. s.5s..
Weather pleasant. The river here rose
one and half inches in the past twenty
four hours, and is now two and quartet
inches above the mark Of the high stage
attained in April. Il will come TO stane
by this evening, "a the river was falilnl
rapidly as far down az Haiie's Point, on
Friday.
White and ST. Francis rivers are falling
steadily. The Arkansas is recedinR, witt
six and half feet IN the channel, from
Little Rock out, and three feet from there
10 Fort Smith.
~ By Telegraph
sT. LOUIS, May 2G-RiVer still receding
rapidly The Missouri getting very low.
LoUIsyuLE, May 2G.-Riyer falliBe
fast s feet water 10 the canal. Weather
| clear and warm
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A COOP JoKE.-The best joke We know
Of in this city now, is trying to get street
car when you want one. They run some
times, bat never when you want them.
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JUSTICES CAssETTY AMI BRTEN.-h.
4. sassac for procuring goods under ialse
pretenses, from DIR, l.. l.. Coleman. Con
tinued until next Monday week
JUsrICE THURNEcK.-The State vs..
Jenny Davis, trespass and malicious mis-
chief Fined costs.
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SoIRFE m EpGEFIELD-There will be
an Ice-cream and strawberry soiree and
promenade at the Edgeiield Seminary, on
Friday evening, May 29th, for the benefit
Of the Fdge6eld Baptist Church. Re
treatments free
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DRTWEEN TBEWAREHOUsEOF STRAIT
- ton Cheney a Roy. on Broad street. and
The residenes % Andrew n. 19hasonY % th= 30
Iensville pike. Double Case Lever sold Watch.
Appleton 4 Co.. manufActuT6fs. VITA large
slsel chain ATTACHED Asy person finding L.. s.
leaving 10 HIth the sasse ~ tie aare1onse al
Stratt0n. Cheney 4 Roy. VIII be Liberals re-
Warded mayL 2W
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Nashville wholesale DrygOOsis Trade.
NASHVILLE. NAV &c. 1865.

Nashville wholesale DrygOOsIs Trade.
NASHVILLE, May &c, 1865.
The drygoods market has been quite
active during the past week, though prices
of some of the leading staples have de-
clined shade from our previous quota
tions. From an examination of the stocks
of our leading houses, we are satisfied their
selections are such "a to meet the wants Of
the Southern trade, and prices compare 40
favorably with those Of Cincinnati, Louis
Vile and other large commercial cities,
that it is but useless expense for mer-
chants south Of US to make their purchases
further North than Nashville. We quote;
"A Brown sHEETNGs-Augusta Isle,
Laurel Hill Isle, Richland Isle, Tennessee
premium 1910. /
{ Brown SHEETNGs-Augusta l64
GrantsvilIe 164. ...
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-Sagamore /, 10;
Washington (, l7c, Pontiac 4, 16c, Lons-
dale 4.4, %. q ~
SEA lsLAEDS-l3 to zoe.
PRNTs-Troy &c, Wamsutta lO4@llG
Aliens, Gloucester, DunnelPs, Manchester
and all standard brands, lac.
TICKs-Mount Vernon No. ?, 2ec, Pas
ciGc J 25c, do. "A Csc, Conestoga "A 33c.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Ala-
bama dc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 274(93Oc.
Cambrics 14@18. Wiggans l5als4.
PLAID LINsEys-4 all wool 2Oa224c,
do. 274c
Red and White Flanels to 4, 274aGO.
Brown Drills, 5000. IN ..-.....-
Cotton Delaines zoe ali wool delaine'
| 423a55. ..,t t.. .........He4
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UsloN AND DESPATCH at the counter
will he FrvE CENTS, and it will be sold 10
newsboys and dealsra so that they can sell
81 this price,
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTs.
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New YORK, MAY 26.-Cotton easier5
sales 400 bales; uplands 300 Sole. Rice
quiet Coffee quiet. Sugar-Cuba, ll4C9
l2Ic. Molasses Cuba 50@54c. Flour Zoe
lower Wheat dull spring 81 2Sta2 so
Corn dull and heavy at 81 OS@l 10.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, May 26.-Drygoods mar
/ la rr,,oba nrraI .. .. ....... ..
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Gold advanced a shade in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tons; Opened at 14OB, was 140B at 1925
14OB at 1910, 140B at noon, and closed at
l40B at 3 P. Nj. The rates here were 40
buying and al selling. l .r.74
Government securities were quoted in
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The stocks Of cotton in the interior
towns, not included in the receipts at the
GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, May 26, II

NASHVILLE, May 26, 1868.
CoTToS. Cotton has almost ceased 70
be al article Of commerce in our city.
To-day we have neither received nor ship
ped bale One bale vas sold at 2l3, il
being an inferior grade.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Foreign Markets. ....f
LONDON, May 26-Evening.-COnsol'
94g@95. Bonds 7ll@71S.
LIVERPOOL, May 26-Evening. --Oottor
closed doll and heavy; sales 1000 bales.
Uplands lid, Orleans II 4d.
New York Money sIarlIet
New YORK, May 26.-MOney very easy
call loans 4@5c sterling firm at lO@lOt
Gold 1404. Old Tennessees S9t new
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A RUTHERFORD
COUNTY MAN, FROM APPoPLExY.-4es-
terday about II o'clock, Coroner George
W. Norrell was called to hold an inquest
on the body of james c. Taylor, from
Rutherford county, who died very sud
denly in the street. The facts were that
Mr.. Taylor had come to the city with a
wagon load of marketing, which he readily
disposed of in the suburbs. He aud his
nephew, VINO was with him, then took
break fast, and started on to the center OF
the city. Very soon the nephew, who was
drieing heard strange noise from hIs
uncle IN the wagon, and upon speaking to
him and receiving no reply, found him
very i'll. DR.. Brodie was immediately
sent for, but was'unable to render any re-
lief as the patient died within ten minutes
after reaching him, and within thirty
minutes after the attack. He ate hearty
breakfast and never appeared IN better
health DR.. Brodie testified at the inquest
that the death was caused by apPoplexy,
aud the Coroner's jury rendered VerdIcl
accordingly. His remains were at once
taken to his family in Rutherford county
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MADAME DfsHAYEs, from Paris respect,
fallv Informs the ladies Of Nashville and
vicinity, that she renovates and washes 10
the most thorough and complete manner at
kinds Of laces, from the highest 10 the
lowest grades, rendering il in all respects
nearly equal 10 new. Black lace aud silk
blendes. lace curtains and swiss muslins
dome up in the most elegant styles. No.
lSl North North Market street. 81 4
w IS. WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LANES has maintained for three years a
front rank among Literary Institutions lI
IA now believed 20 be the LEADINc SCHOOL
ip the South in point Of numbers and
general facilities Tor both thorough and
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EE4Esf4 Eof H.QI ft IL EtA
past week have accordingly fallen of,
Prices in consequence are a shade better.
and We now quote Western 81 1SG1 ~
per car load; smaller lots 81 2O@l =
from store or depot The sock Of oats }
very light and no receipts selling from
store at former quotations, 81 l0@l 10. I
! 4fl AugustW Market, May ~.
BAooN.--The market Is steady. We
quote clear sides at l9c, hams &C, shout
ders 15l916e. Z
FLoUR.-Stock light. We quote super
! fine at S12@1S, extra $IS@f4, and family
and fancy brands Sl5(4l6.
CoRN.-The through receipts Of corn are
heavy, but local receipts light We quote
the market firm. White al 81 Is; mixed
81 1901 Is from depot.
Macon Market, May 20.
BAcos.-We quote clear sides 1880
clear ribbed he; shoulders l59@ 10; hams,
country 10000; eanvasei sugar-cured
224@26le.
FLouR.-Slook ample and sales limited
10 city consumers. SupeTBne Sl2@sl Isl
extra Sl4@15; family SIS; fancy family
brands SIG so. aes
GRAIN AND HAY.-The stock Of corn 10
the hands Of dealers Is ample. Yellow,
mixed and white 81 1S@l 20. Hay,
Northern S2@2 25. Tennessee timothy
and herds grass 81; Tennessee clover 81
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To BasIness Men and Advertisers

Generally.
The UNIoN AND DISPATCH job Rooms
have iust been supplied with large add
tions OF the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering oar facilities for the execution OF
plain aud fancy Job printing, nj the lowest
rates. by far the most complete in the city
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ROOTs AND sMORs.

NEW, MORGAN ramaJns with bin, aSd
viii be pleased 70 wait on bis friends And the
public generally. mya IN
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A NoroRIoUs THIEF Bill Campbell, a
no,nrious thief. who Short time STAGE,
stole horse and two mules from near
Nolensyille, is still on the run, bur betec-
live B,ramore has got the hounds on h''
traok. abd il IL 20 be hoped they will soNoua
seize their prev.
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic-nics. Parties.
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same, at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements, and will be pre-
pared to fill all orders at short notice.
RS~ We also keep on hand 6ne assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tioueries to be had'in tho city.
JOHN FUGAZZI, Z
aprlS 2m No. 50 North Cherry street. :.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
For Cairo. ~. louis. memphis aud

New Orleans.
rI'HE FINE PA SSENGER STEAM
Il er Nashville, WLEY 5faHs, lssA.1fcts
Master, JoHNNY llARPER. Clerk, wall -
leave AZ above on THURSDAY, the S3st inst,
AZ 4 o'clock =. ~
For freight OF passage Apply % board. on 10
C0kBEfT & BOYD, AgenU.
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HARRISON a SONS.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27

IoUIsvILIlE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at........ ale A. n. and $50 p n.
Arrive Al Nashville at-..405 A. n. aud ~ ?. n.
aanatin Accommodation train leaves ueliatin
etqI5A. n. srrivinF NJ Nashville at II As a. n.
Returning leaves Nashville ~ 30 P NJ, ana
arrives az aallatin AZ 6S5 P. n.