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vAIrnIcrnRr - or LIE MEpI-

VALEDIcroRY EXERCISES OF THE MEDi
CAL COLLEGE SoCrETT.-The valedictory
70 the members Of the Medical College So
ciety will be delivered tonight, 2lst met.
in the nall Of the Medical College, by Mr.
s. ]. Wheeler, who will be followed by
other speakers. A very pleasant evening
il anticipated. The public are invited Z
attend. Exercises viii copmence at
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CRIMINAL CorR1, FrB. 2o,-The Stat

CRIMINAL CouRT, FEB. 2o,-The State
~. z. H. Payne. Murder. Defendant
recognized in bond Of $4,000 to appear
from day TO day, to abide by and perform
tbe decision Of the Supreme Court
State Is. Martha Reese. Larceny. Goa
,;aned. and defendant recognized in bond
Of $500.
state us Bob Collins. Assault End bat
terv- Fined Eve dollars and sentenced (
i,,r-;sonment two weeks in the county 5ah
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a
THE KU-KLUx IN NAsHvMLE.-The
mysterious Ku-Klux Khan is spreading
terror among the negroes everywhere, and
though none of these strangely dressed
prowlers have ever been seen in this city,
there il no less dread of them here on the
part of the colored population than exists
in localities where they have really ap-
peared The general belief of the negroes
is that they are the wandering ghosts oft
Confederate dead, who refuse to be laid,
aud are particularly bent on the destruction
of the voting classes.
Claws Missus I've seed dem tings ;"
screamed an old black servant, the other
day, in Edgefeld, as she came tearing into
the kitchen on her return from Nashville.
"What things ~ calculated her mistress,
in establishment.
ivy, dem ghosts-de Kuck-Lux, de
Kuck.Lux, TO be shoo-I seed 'em prum.
enadin' in der grave clothes, right on de
street Dey's gone back to de grave yard
by dis time"
Much CONSERVATION was occasioned by the
servants story, and as soon as she could
get breath to describe what she had really
seen, il was found her terror had been &C.
casioned by the sight of four Sisters OF
Mercy with their snow-white coiis aud
somher black robss, which she had mis-
taken for the genuine ku-klux regalia
and insignia of death
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In ChancerY al NashFille.

State Of Tsnnsssss-Of Clerk and Master
Chanesry Court AZ Nashville. February Tue
"a, IssS.
Caleb IL Jones complainant. So. The National
horsS Insurance Co. et ais, defendant.
IIAPPEARING FROMAfFIDAYITF FILED
: ia thls cause that defendant The atlQnal
Horse Insurance COMPANY. is nonresident
Of ths State OF Tennessee Il Is there
fore ordered that il enter its aBpearance here
ia before or within the Erat tbTss days Of the
next term II said Court, 70 % heid % the hrs
answer or demur % camPialnants bil. or tne
same sill be taken f5r confessed 40 u a aud 81
Tor hearing ex DaTte, and tnas CODY q THIS
order be Published for four consecutive weeks
ia fbs Nashvills Ualon and Dispatch.
copy-Aftsqt NJ b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master
10. " Pritchstt soIr for eomBlt. febl7 Wii
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New AdVertisements.

The Emma Floyd, Capt. Clark in COM
maid, will be of at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. for Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Talsman, Capt. Strong, is adver-
tised for Cairo and St. Louis at 4 P. NJ. to-
morrow.
Apply to VIM. stockell q Sen, SO Broad
street, Il you want plastering done IN
superior manner
Corbett & Boyd, Al and AZ Front st., have
5000 bushels Rockport coal, which they
offer to deliver at five dollars per load
See advertisement Of the government for
sealed proposals for fresh and corned beei.
There will be an extensive auction sale
to-day, at Albert & Seeman's, % Public
square, Of drygoods, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats furnishing goods, etc.
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DIsCoNTINUAECE OF THE FREEDMEN 5
BUREAU.-Under the circular letter Of
Gen. Howard, Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau, dated December llth, issued
by order Of Gen. Grant, at that time acting
Secretary Of War, it was directed with a
view to the reduction Of the number Of
officers and agents Of the bureau, tina. all
officers and agents, except Superintendent
Of Education, be discharged in the States
Of Maryland, Kentucky, West Virginia
and Tennessee, said order to take effect Feb.
18th, the senior officer of the regular arm
ia command of troops or other Office spe-
cially designated by the Secretary Of War
TO act hereafter as Assistant Commissioner
in those States, and have a small movable
force available 10 send to any disturbed
district where there shall be evident ne
cessity of interference. This order was
subsequently, modified so as tc allow the
retention Of a sufficient number Of officers
in the above-named States to pay bounty,
back pay, and settle other matters pertain
ing 10 colored troops. In Maryland the
bureau has but FIVE cficers, and in West
Virginia but three; all of which will be
required for the purposes sbove-named. In
Tennessee and Kentucky there were about
twenty officers on duty with the bureau in
each State, about one half Of whom have
been discharged, leaving about ten on duty
! yet in this and other States.
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g0uufy IatIOr,

We are authorized TO announce JNO,
THOMPSON rs an independent candidate for
Jsilsr at the ensuing March election.
febl6 "a
We are authorized to announce Esquire FAN
as a candidate for County Jailor. subject to tse
nominating convention. Election Mash Z. 1885.
fsbStd
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER as candidate for tho ofice Of Jailer Of
Davidson county, az the ensuing sprinS election,
jan2i I'd
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The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 18th inst. says: Railroad bonds and
State stocks are stronger, there being more
demand for these securities partly in con
sequence of the ease in money, and partly
because of the attempted legislation dam
aging to the credit of government bonds"
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THF FIRST BDoTTTNs PAPER-The FIRST
blotting paper ever manufactured in Ten
nessee, was made this week by the Rock
City Paper Mills. II Is fully equal to the
imported article.
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A BEAUTIFUL BIBLE.-There is on ex-
hibition at Golfers, on Union street, one
of the largest and handsomest Bibles We
have ever seen. It has one thousand and
thirty pages, and sixty-siK steel engra-
wings, while the binding, by Marshall &
Bruce, Deaderick street, is magnificent
piece of workmanship. The red levant,
rich gilt and neat lettering are very beau
tiful, and make up a display of art well
worth looking at, while the inner book is
equally complete.
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In Chanoerr al Nashville

state Of Isnussses-Olscs Clerk and Mastef
Chaneery Court AZ Nashville. February the
"a, 1865.
Vim. G.. Massey, admT, etc, complainant, "a
A. l. Shankland ct ala. defendants
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAYIT FILED
1 in this causei that defendant, Andrew A.
nessse Il is therefore ordered that be entsf his-
appearance herein before OF within the hrsf three
Gays q the nexf term d SAD So1It =
be held on the 6rst MODday n ApTn
csrzplainanfs' amended bill. or the sane viii
be taken for confessed as 20 hin and set Tor
hearing ex earte. and fhsf a copy 81 this order
be pnblished for foEr consecutive weeks IN the
NasnTiiie Union and Dispatch.
a copy-Attest. NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
John Reid. Solr for eompl't. febl7 wit
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

THE annual meeting of the Robertson
Association, to elect officers for lheensuing
wear, will be held at the Chamber of Com
merce, at seven o'clock on tomorrow
evening Saturday.
T. NJ. BRENNAN, Secretary.
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MHAT DAVIDSON HAS DoEE FOR THE
PEN1TENTIARV.--During the present term
Of the Criminal Court, nineteen persons
have been convicted and sentenced 10 the
renitentiarY
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PoLIcE CoURT.-Only cases OF drunk
enRess and disorderly conduct were die
posed of yesterday in the Police Court, tbs
irrePressible Mrs. Rabbit coming in st ths
heel Of The docket, which shows the follow
ing penalties;
John Belt, James G. Davis, J. w
Price, IS each; Stephen Hegne, costs
Mrs. Rabbit workhonss ten days The
larceny cases Of John Wezfherford ans
Randall Cotton ol;as johnson Eers con
tinued.
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Stove WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house OF
the purchaser FOR S. so per cord, from the
yard OF ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L. 4 n. Depot.
feh7 If
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ExeUIsITELx BEAUTiFUL-The bouquet
which reached these quarters yesterday
morning was most rare and beautiful.
Composed of the richest flowers its ar
rangement was the perfection Of taste.
Nothing could be more lovely. May the
amiable lady whose kindness suggested the
present continue to SO live that as the flow
ers Of life are one by one shut in, they may
leave lingererS still for the shaded evening
and the sunset hour.
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Our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee
"a our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE Iennes-
see. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisernents for the UNIOS AND DISPATCH.
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A CoIoRFD CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER.
Daniel Watkins the colored eT-Couu-
Gilman, il announced as a candidate for the
Office Of County Register.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The closing argument
ia the case of Felix Clemens rs. Lishy,
Lsnier and others, will be made to-day in
this court, by Nat Baxter, Jr.
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THE NEW HOOK AND LADDER Truck
AND HOSP CARA new Hook and Lad
der Truck and Hose Cart for the city OF
Nashville are now awaiting shipment in
New York, bat cannot be forwarded until
the four hundred dollars necessary to make
mp its price-two thousand dollars sent
on. Two city bonds issued for the pur-
chase of the truck and cart are now in the
hands of Capt. VIM. StOckell, and can be
used as soon as the fonr hundred dollars
additional il raised.
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Gold was without decided change in New
York yesterday. The following are the quo
tations Opened at 40, was 140s at 1890,
l40B at 1910; l40s at noon, and closed at
l404 at 3 P. M. Dealers here were paying
139 and holding at l404.
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BRoKF JAu.-A Georgia negro named
Lewis O'Nesl, confined in the Jail at
Lebanon for rape and burglary, escaped
on Wednesday night
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FIRE ON TIRE HILLsBoRo PIKE.-The
FIRE in the country few nights since, which
took the fire department to Spruce street,
consumed the house of a colored preacher
named Holt, three miles ont on the Hills
boro pike. 1t was a neat frame building
and the family barely escaped with their
lives, leaving their household goods and a
sum of money 10 the flames. A coal pop
ping out from a CRATE oecasioned the FIRE
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A LII CREDITORS OF VIM II. RWIN, De
n ceased, are hereby notified to bring to ms
their accounts and demands. properly authend-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred in law and equity,
and all periOns indebted 10 him are hereby re
quired to come forward aud pay. or the claims
will he placed ia course OF collection.
C. DU PRE-. Admir-
No. 50 Public Square, Nashville. Tenn
December q. 1866, jan22 3m
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

WILLOW PINE FLOORING, POPLAR
i FLOORING, POPLAR CEILING, alEays
on hand DOORS, SAShES. BLINDS ana
M0lIkBflGtf5 made 10 order.
% WARREN ( MOORE.
SIS South High street. between Church and
broad, Nashville ieel4 IN
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The following dispatches were receive
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce.

The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YoRK Feb. 2O.-Gold opened at
l40. 1890 A. M-Gold I40s. I045 A. NJ
The cable news is considered favorable,
leading to an advance; low middlings 23S !;
uplands 243; good middlings 255 Mobile
middlings 24f; Orleans niddliugs 25t !;
the offerings are light Gold l405. IL M
Gold 1909 Cotton demand active at full
rates; sterling exchange steady and I'M
changed. 3 p. Motion demand fair, bu!
at lower rates; low middlings 234 up
lsnds24(G244 Interpretations unchanged !;
sellers are generally firm at former prices !;
sales 10000 bales; Gold l404. 4 P. NJ
Gold l40s Cotton opened firm, bat closed
heavy and lower; lowmiddlings 234 up
lands "a good middlings 254 Mobile mid
| dliugs 244 Orleans middlings 24f.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20-1l;15 A. M--Cot-
ton excited and irregular; estimated sales
to-day 10000 bales uplands 10d Orleans
104d. The shipments from Bombay for the
week ending Feb. Is amounted TO $1,000
| bales. l:2O P. M.-Cotion market buoyant.
LoEDoE, Feb. 20.-l1:15 A. M.-Consols
SO. United States bonds 724@72s 1:20
P. M.-Consols 936934 United States
bonds unchanged.
BAooS-Clear sides 146144e.; plain
country hams 15@15!; sugar cared hams
175@1s4o.
Mss PoRK-S244@25 per bbl.
LARD-Is very firm at 14lc in tierces-
Hart q Hensley's best in cans or kegs 154e.
FLoUR-The stock is light and prices
firm at s1o915 for superfne to fancy.
CoEE-The market is quite firm for
loose in wagons Sc; u sackF, at the depot,
s5G 87!c.
CoTTEE-Is firm ats223@26c for Rio
27@S0o Tor Laguyra; and 9s@4Oc for
lava.
SUGAEs-fhe advance in New Orleans is
felt here; Orleans 15617c; coffee A III
| Bl7tcj C Il; crushed 1916
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II COLLABORATION AFFIDAVIT FILED
i ia thiscaa that defendant. James r Love
IL a nonresident q the STATE Of Teanersos
it Is therefore ordered that De enter HE ap-
pearance herein before OF within the first TIRES
days Of the neTt tsTm Of sasi Court 70 Be ned
plead. answer or demurto cOmp!ainant's biil. q
me same Tih betaken foreonfasssd as 70 hin and
ct Tor hesrinE ex parte. and that a COPY OF
tnis order b pubiisaet for fur consseutive
weeks n the hashviile Union and Dispatch.
A e0p5-Attegs IA. B. HOWELL.
Clerk ana Master
kasi Spurieck. solrs for Compile.
feblI vat
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LOUISVILLE Sentinel on the Border
Border Ruffan Devil on the Edge Just
received by j. W. McFerrin & Co, No.
q Cherry street. It
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr. H. L. Wheeler, late OF
the firm of Bolton, Wheeler & Co., of this
city, has been appointed Auditor of the
St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute railroad,
and is now residing in St. Louis.
Gen. Innes, of the Nashville and North
western railroad, has not returned from
Chicago, all announcements TO the con
trary notwithstanding. He is expected to-
day.
Mr.. w. NJ. Bowles, a number Of years in
the National Hotel, Louisville, is now
permanently connected with the Stacey
House. -
Gen. ]. 3. Palmer, of Mrrfreesboro, is
at the st. Cloud
We were pleased TO meet in this city
yesterday, Col. Thomas H. Trent, of Balti-
more, who, as the representative of some OF
the solid business men of that city, is look
ing after their trade interests in this sec
tion.
Acton Young & CO., late of this city,
have opened the Ocoee House at Cleve-
land, Tennessee.
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THE FIRST LTNEN.-Quite a sensation
was created on Union street yesterday, by
disappearance Of an individual in lengthy
linen duster-the first of the season.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 70, 1868.
CoTToN.-The market did not open this
morning with the animation of yesterday.
There were but few buyers after the dis
patches of 3P. NJ were received. The market
closed pc for the best grades. Receipts
40; shipped $50, and sales 4S3 as follows
$50 at 22c, 8 at 224, 20 at 184, 12O at 2lc,
7 at 16c, 5 at 19c, "a at 212c, 10 at zoe,
at l8c, 26 at 2O!c, and sc at 214c.
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LeZiSlatIRe.

The Senate committee to whom was re-
ferred the question Of publishing the geo
logical report of Prof Stafford, reported by
resolution in favor of its publication. This
We regard as a wise movement on the part
Of the Senate. This report is the result OF
three years of careful investigation, and
its publication was begun before che war,
and was suspended BY the war. 1t will be
a compendium of the labors Of DIR. Troost,
the former State Geologiss, and the ma
tnred fruitage Of three years laborious re-
search By Prof Stafford. The book will be
an honor to the State, and will do more to
inform the world in regard TO the mineral
wealth and undeveloped resources of the
State than anything the State could give 10
the public. New York publishes geo
logical report every year or two, aud we
are certainly able TO publish the one now
prepared for the press.
There was heated debate yesterday in
the Senate on penitentiary affairs. The
Committee on the Penitentiary reported in
favor of reducing the amount claimed by
the State of the lessees about 81 600, 1t
being the amount charged against them
for the time between the burning of the
building and the first of January. This
report brought out long-winded debate.
Some of the speakers discussed the ques-
ton with force and clearness, while others
seemed to be enveloPed in a worse than
London fog. The question involved is ca
pable of being condemned in a mitchell
If the burning of the penitentiary was
attributable to any negligence or misman-
sgement on the part of the Directors for
the State, thereby making it impossible for
the lessees to give employment to the con
vict labor, according TO the contract, then
the lessees should not be charged for the
time. II, ON the other hand, the burning
was through the negligence of the lessees,
then they should pay for the time lost by
the convicts. This is the pivot on which
the whole question would turn, il it should
come before the courts of the country.
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G. o A L.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JANu-
OARY 10, 1868. | shall deliver CUMBER-
LAND COAL from my Office. 45 South College
street aud from WoodcOck 4 Co.'S old stand,
81 South Cherry street, at the following price
Round Coal, 50 80 per load.
JOHN L. GLENN may be found at 81 south
Cherry street. WIN. DEWS.
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Notice of Copartnership.

ID WRIGHT Is ADMITTED AS PART
ID. ner IN the business house Of kObthi
THOMPSON, 20 tAEe elect from the lsf instant
he style Of the fFn Wal be ROBERT lhQM z
SON co. ROBERT THOMPSON. p
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RAILR0AD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
CnBrfnbIa Accommodation Train
Arrive At Nashville ~
Leave ...--'.'''.'''''---''-'.'-''-' '''' = ~.
Mai and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at. ...--..-'.'-''-''''' ~, A.
arr{ve al 353 P. n.
-" Msmphis. Mobile aud n. o. Express;
Leave Nashville at......-.-........'.''l .gl P. NJ
Arrive 81 o-Sz A. NJ
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave NASHVILLE at..........s00 A. n. and 10 P.
asrive Al Chnftaraaga... 800 4. n. and b.O0 ?. NJ
Shsibyville and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves At Nwhvill e '',.t.s5 P. n
Arrives at Nashvlle...---.-.-...-...-- INV A. NJ
(Sundays ezcepted)
IouIsvTLIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ST.. zoe A. N. and 10 P. NJ
Arrive AZ Nashville at..l.00 A. NJ and s. ?. NJ
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville 1l.55 A. n. and leaves 5-2o P. A.--eN-
cept on Sunday.
RAsHvIILEA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville ST.. l24A 4. N. and 5;l9 p NJ
Arrives ~ Nashville at-.7:l5 A. N. and 81" P NJ
EDaTFIFLD AND kentucky RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville at iuUH A. NJ
eave NsshviIie AZ Is p n.
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville A. N
Arrives Rt .,'''-''-.4VO r NJ
TRTUEE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, ThHrstaJs, and
aaturdays at 3 O'Clock A. A., arrives at Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at l
o'clock p. N.
IFwrsHURG AND EOLENsvTLLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday at 7.S0 A. n, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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CHEAP COALl
lust RECEIVED, AT TIE WHARF OF
~ the Poplar Mountain Coal Company, another
lot Of their superior rOund and block
G OAL
from their mines. which they propose to sell a,
FIVE AND SIX DOLLARS.

end in your orders 10 the Office of the Com
pany on Church street. three dooT8irom Cherry
opposite the Maxwell House.
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uhiIS- NVUUST tSi.- 0asc,aI.
p.-rs. oryss
Fi,st Northern.
l".00 A. y.
Scrona Northern.
a. p 49,. p ~
ttess Washington and Southern SiR
ChattRGoogs.
II Oh midnigit .-....-..-.-.....-.-.-7sOo A. n.
second ysashIngtoa and SOufhern via
Chattanooga.
500 r. r X.
Decatur. Mesnphis and New Orleans.
l9fn midnight ....--......... .......7soO A. n.
MeEsplEis and New Orleans.
$40 p P. A..
Eareaeid ana Kentucky r. 81.
Northwestern u. ".
l2al midnight P. n.
Lebanon Sis stage.
1910 midnight ......s..--.-,-.,.~...5.t0 P. NJ.
brownsville VIA Stage.
Thursaay
1900 midnight ................~saturtay 500 p. ~
J0rdRn's store VITA Stage.
Monday 300 midnight P. M
Wednesday do .......-.-.............. DO
Friday 40 ...--......-....---...-- do
Iiberty-Vis Stewards Ferry. Cainsville and
Statewide.
THURSDAY 1900 midnight Thursday ':VOr n.
SPARTA STAGE.
Arrives Monday Wednesdays and Fridays.
at Pm. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays ana sat
urdayF. at y A. ~
Omee Hours.
From a. ". tosP.M. Sundays, to a n
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h ChancarT a NashvlIle.

State 81. Tsunepeo-0fBcs Clerk ana "a astes.
ChancerT Court at Nashville. February tue
"a, isds. fr
Amer Turusr et ais, complslnants. ". j +
Iuva AZ ala. da.arf1arasa
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Administrators Notice.

POPLAR MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY.
febl5 II
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KAELROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

OGiec Hours.
From7autosp.N. Sundays. 2 to 4. N.
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RAsHvIILFAE DEoRTHwTsrRRN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville ST.. l2i5 A. N. and SUI p NJ
Arrives ~ Nashville at.~7;l5 A. N. aud s;w ?. NJ
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

OF THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
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and are prepared to SUPPLY any quantity OF most
superior
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-21

CmcNNATI, Feb. 20, 1870 P. NJ
Weather mild and hay Mercury AZ.
The river has fallen twelve inches since
6 P. NJ, Tuesday, with eighteen feet water
by the Waterworks mark. Departures to-
day-N nightingale, for Nashville; Darling,
for Memphis, and Emma No. 3, for New
Orleans.