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Total incre1se.

Tha Liverpool cotton market was buoy
ant and excited throughout the whole of
last week, resulting in the largest transac-
tions reported for a number of years past
Quotations opened at IOsd for uplands and
lOBd for Orleans, and have continued to
advance steadily until l2@123d for uplands
and l24@l2sd for Orleans we're touched
Friday, showing sharp advance on the
week of 18@l1d. Sales there foot up
10000 bales, of which $4,000 were for
speculation and As, coo for export-leaving
100000 bales to the trade. The general
stock comprised $4,000, against 391, 900,
and that of American $4,000, against
22S, 600 bales the previous week-showing
a decrease Of $4,000 on the former, and
$4,000 bales on the latter The stock aaoat
comprised $4,000, of which $4,000 bales
are American. These figures show an in
crease of $4,000 bales since the 9th nit.
on the general stock, and 63, 600 on Ameri-
can.
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Nem AdYerIisements.

Those in search Of cheap goods will OBJ
serve that the stock Of Cameron, Grier Il
Co. is being closed ont at the lowest rates.
Albert & Seeman offer at auction this
morning fresh consignment Of seasonable
goods TO the trade.
An owner Is wanted for dark bay horse
taken mp by the Metropolitan Police.
The steamer "Wm. White" proposes TO
run as a regular weekly packet during the
spring season between GAINESVILLE and
Burksyile She will leave this city to-
day Tor up the river For freight or pas
sage apply ON board.
The Nashville leaves tomorrow, her
regular day, for Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis,
etc
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THE TRADERS BANK ROBBERY. A.
Markoweis, a cigar maker at the corner OF
Cedar and Cherry streets, was arrested yes
terday on charge Of receiving money stolen
from the Traders Bank short time since
by some bog thieves His case was con-
tinued by the Commissioner until to-day.
Mrs Weight and her boy Henry have been
tried on the same charge, and judgment
viii be pronounced to-day.
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POLICEMAN ARREsTED.-Officer james
Skies, Of the Metropolitan Police, was ar
rested yesterday on three warrants, each
charging him with assault and battery. Some
colored urchins had bombarded his house
with sticks, and their father interfering in
their behalf when the boys were arrested, a
difficulty ensued, which led to the swearing
out Of the warrants by the old negro. All
three cases will come up before Justice
Wilkinson tomorrow.
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Police COURT, APRIL 7.-Edward Dill
Ion, drunk and lying on street; Work
house eight days.
Jenny Morton, drunkenness and street
walking; Workhouse eight days.
James Jordan, colored, larceny of brass
steam valve; Workhouse twenty DAYS.
David Reed, larceny Of SD from Michael
Cavett continued
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ANOTHER COLUMRIA AFFAIR.
Shooting Of n Newspaper Correspond
emit nv a Mean Radical.

Shooting Of n Newspaper COrreSPOnd-
ent by a Mean Radical.
Another shooting affair transpired at
Columbia on Monday, Of which Mr. w. J.
Andrews, a correspondent Of one Of the
Nashville papers, was the victim. Mr..
Andrews was engaged in conversation with
friend upon the street, when a man
named j. T. Woodside, said 10 be as odious
specimen Of Radicalism as Maury comfy
has, came up and interrupted them, and
was requested by Mr.. Andrews 20 20 away
and let them alone Woodside being in
iox'ca'ed, paid no attention 10 this, bat in
\ staggering way drew a revolver upon
Andrews who cooliy said that he was
unarmed, and that Woodside might shoot
II Il suited his within 10 do 20. Without
more ado, Woodside cred, the bali passing
through the arm Of Mr.. Andrews. intiicting
. severe wound, and the would-be mnr-
derer was Immediately placed under ar
rest and lodged in Jail.
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Funeral of Rev Dr. HOWELL
The funeral Of Rev. DR.. Howell, which
took place yesterday afternoon, was one Of
the most solemnly impressive occasions We
ever witnessed, and the silent tributes TO
the memory Of the reverend dead were as
grandly beautiful as eloquent in exp.es
sion. The First Baptist Church was dense
ly crowded during the services there, and
large procession followed the loved pas
tor 10 bis last resting place. Inside the
church were festoons Of Grape and other
emblems Of mourning, while the richly
orOamented casket over which was spread
the beautiful insignia OF knight Tenn
plar, was decorated with wreaths Of
flowers.
The opening prayer was made by Bishop
MeTyeire, Of tie Methodist Church. Rev.
w. J. Ellis, Of Christ Church, read por-
ton Of Scripture, after which Rev. DIR.
Bunting of the First Presbyterian Church,
read the hymn commencing "Thou art
gone to the grave" Rev. DIR. Summers,
Of the Methodist Church, delivered the
prayer OF the First Baptist Church, and the
sermon was preached by Rev. DIR. Skinner.
The benediction was pronounced by Rev.
DR.. McFerrin, Of the Methodist Church.
The Masonic Fraternity attended the
funeral in body. The following bodies
were represented Cumberland Lodge No.
s; Phoenix Lodge, No. 13l; Germania
Lodge, No. 1855; Nashville Commandry,
No. ]. The pail bearers were Sir Knights
Jesse B. Clements, q. b. Smith, w. p.
Maxey, j. w. Allen, S. +. Jones, Jno. Nc
Clelland, VIM. Stockell, L. X. Stanley.
The ceremonies at the grave were very
impressive. After public grand honors,
sprig OF evergreen was deposited in the
grave, and the obsequies were concluded
by the Knights Templar. A sad and
stricken throng turned from that lonely
tomb, but not without the one consoling
thought of the bright reward of their noble
pastor, whose stainless life had insured for
him home where there can be no more
sorrowing or parting.
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THE School LTTIGATIoN.-The suit
brought in the court Of Justices Cassetty
a Brien, by the Principal Of Shelby Fee
male Institute, 10 recover tuition withheld
on account of the attendance Of a pu-
pill portion Of the term, resulted in a
Judgment for plaintiff, yesterday, making
defendant responsible for a full term.
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SHERIFF AND REVENUE COLLECTOR
Donaldson, the Sheriff elect, and Walsh,
Revenue Collector elect, not having given
bonds and qualified, the County Court yes
terday adjourned to the 18th, at which
time, these officers are not then qualified,
the positions to which they have been
elected viii be declared vacant, and their
places filled by other partiea.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.

Hereafter the price of single copies Of
the UNIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys aud dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NAsHYnIr Anil Z b

NASHVILLE. April :, 1868.
CorToS.-fhe morning adyices from
Liverpool indicated decline, bat the 5 P.
N. dispatches reported the market sleadier.
The 3 P. NJ. dispatch from New York re-
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THE COLLINS PERJURY CAsE.-The case
Of O. Collins, charged with perjury in max
ing affidavit that T. ii. Milford had no
power to dispose of right to sell Aurora
oil in Maryland. was concluded yesterday.
Collins was bound over to the Criminal
Ceurt in the sum of $1,000.
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Nashville Live stock market.

NASHVILLE, April 8, 1868.
The market has been supplied With good
beeves this week, and prices remain about
the same. Il ia thought prices will come
down coon, az grass fed cattle will soon be
coming in.
beei, gross syc
sheep, per hesd..-s....,.-.---..-s 800 "a
Hogs gross. -...........-..... 6l<d-c
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COuSTY AFFAIRS.
Resumption of Business by the COun-
" Court-Interesfimg Exhibit of
Davidson Finauces-The Court Ad-

Resumption of Business by the Conn
" Court-Inferesfimg Exhibit 81
Davidson Finances-The Court Ad
jOurns 20 tIIe Nth
The County Court convened yesterday
morning, pursuant TO adjournment, Judge
w. A. Glenn in the chair.
Present, Justices Bush, Briley, Bumpass
Baker, Bowen, Brien, Casse:ty, Chandler
Cunningham, Cowan, Cullum, Garfield
Campbell, Curtis, Dolin, Dortch, Dunn
Dillahunty, Davidson, Elliston, Graves,
Gray, (Benajah,) Gray, (Michael,) Harris,
Hagar, Hays, Haynie, Hallum, Kerrigan,
Kennedy, Lapsley, (col.,) Mathews, Nc
Neill, Meacham, Maxey, Norvell, Pohl
Patterson, Pearcy, Phelan, Rucker Smith,
Scales, Shankland, Spain, IL. K-) Spain,
&c. W. Thurneck, Tardif, Towns, Tay-
Tor, Williams, Wilkinson, Walker, (col)
The following report, showing the finan-
cial condition of the county, was received
and fled, and its recommendations con-
Cured in:
To the Honorable County Court Of Ddridsoa
County: In obedience to law, l respectfully
submit the following report of the financial
condition of the county for the year ending
April l, 1868, showing the receipts and
disbursements for ordinary county purposes,
and the receipts and disbursements for
railroad account:
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To business Men and Advertisers
Generally.

The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with largo addi-
tions of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution OF
plain aud fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates. by Ear the most complete in the city.
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In JAN FOR GANING.-Chas. III. Morse,
an individual ont ON bail awaiting trial for
gaming, was lodged in Jail yesterday, his
hondsmen having refused to answer longer
for his appearance.
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CLorHEG.-H. d }. Metz, Nos. SO and
81 south Marked street, are in receipt of
their large and extensive stock Of gentle
mems, youths and boy-' clothing Tor the
spring aud summer wear, and gents fi7-
nishing goods generslly.
Garments made 10 order ia the latest
style, at the shortest notice. apl II
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The Criminal Court
again adjourned yesterday, TO give place to
the County Court. The felony docket will
not be taken np until next Monday.
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HABEAs CoRrUs.-Cina Morgan, the
old colored woman who was put in Jail for
burying her daughters child in a grave
only three inches deep was released yester-
day on a writ Of habeJs corpus granted by
Judge John Hugh Smith, and gave security
for her appearance before the Criminal
Cnnrt
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THE WEATHER.-April has only had
seven days thus far bat its proverhial 6ck-
leness has been fully displayed. Com
mencing balmy aud vernal, it suddenly
pat on a chilling air, and has given us
already two " three smart frosts. On
Monday it became warm again, and COM
mencing 30 rain. suddenly changed its
mind, and gave us spell on yesterday
that would have passed current in January,
bleak, clondy and breezy. A, this writing,
the moon and stars are out, with indica-
tons Of a severe frost, which, with the
moisture prevailing, wall probably do Sc
rious damage 10 orchards and gardens.
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PERsoNAL.-Adolph Nelson, Chairman
of the Board Of Aldermen, has returned,
aler protracted absence from the city, and
an effort is 10 he made 10 induce him TO re-
sumo his seat ia that body.
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SPARTA STAGE.


Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
at4P.N Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and S at
urdays 81 A
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CrRcUTr CoURr.-The case Of Spears Il
solomon rs the International Insurance
Company was giVea 20 the Jury yesterday,
and verdict is looked for this moraing.
The court is now occupied with case in
which only hog is involved.
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ported the market very weak. The transac-
tons here were very light. Receipts III
bales. Shipped none, and sales of "a bales
as follows: at &c; 4 at 26}c; IA at 26c
9 at 2Sle, and 8 bales were sold three times,
the first time at 23c, and ihe.latter times at
2S4c.
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Summary eKceptedl

IOUIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 40 A. N. and $50 P. NJ
Arrive NJ Nashville at..4 30 A. ". and $50 p. u.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
at q.45 A. " arriving at Nashville ~ 1910 p. NJ
Returning. leaves Nashville at 3S5 P. NJ, and
arrives nj Gallatin nt 6.35 P. NJ
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

FoR pure article Of irish Linen, twen-
~ I've per cent. cheaper than former prices,
cali al the ORLEANS STORE.
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DAVIDSON CoUNTY.-It was asserted in
the County Court yesterday, by Judge
Glenn, that no county in the State could
make better showing financially than
Davidson. This speaks well for the County
Court and the old administration, and it is
hardly to be supposed that the changes
which are to come, and those already made,
will result in much good.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign maf&ets.
LONDON, April -7-Evening. -COnsols
closed at 93sG934 5-20s 72sd.
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II H. CITY

oF,.ts. kND 81. stNG of TsEE
rtBLs- AESIST GSs-s,f:srias.
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Thirty Fifth Annual Meeting of the
Medical society of the state of
Tennessee.
The Medical Society of the State of Ten
nessee assembled their thirty-fi1h ANIMAL
session at their hall On the corner of
Church and Vine aireets yesterday at l
o'clock.
The President, DR.. Thomas Lipscomb,
of Bedford, having called the meeting to
order, the following members answered TO
the roll-call
DIR. Thomas Lipscomb, ShellbyyiIle,
President.
DR.. Thomas Menees, Nashville, Vice
President.
DIR. ID. DuPre, Nashville, Corresponding
Secretary.
DR.. J d Plunkett, Nashville, Recording
Secretary and Treasurer
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r F Evans, Shelhyville.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting
Of April, and the called meeting of Octo-
her last, were read and adopted.
A discussion arising in regard to the
section Of the constitution which specifies
that all candidates for accession must be
delegated from county societies, was, on
motion, stricken out, and the following
gentlemen admitted TO membership: Drs.
+. s. Milton, Fosterville; w. ID. Ward
law and s. M. Thompson, Shelbyyille; w.
A. Barry, Nashville.
The reports of Corresponding Secretary,
Treasurer and Committee on Publication
were received and approved.
The following committees were appointed
for the ensuing twelve months:
On Business-Drs. Winston, &C. k
Eve and Nancy.
On Publication-Drs. Jennings, Jones
and Maddin, IT. l.
On Observation-Disclosures, r. Win
ston, u. D. Bowling, Calender and Fos-
ter, (R. O.
To Revise the Constitution DaPre, Cal
lender and Menees.
o. motion of DR.. Eve, out of respect to
the late Rev. DIR. Howell. the Society adj
iourned until $3.50 p NJ, in order to allow
the members to attend the funeral services
Of that gentleman.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Society was called to or Ter by the
President. The reading of essays and re-
ports of cases being the order of business,
Dr. Joseph Jones presented an interesting
paper on the "IAermometricat Indications IN
Disease" At its conclusion the author was
requested by vote of the Society to prepare
IL Tor publication.
DIR. Thomas L. Maddin presented reports
OF two cases Of 1raumatic Aneurism-one of
the left lilac artery, and the other Of the
middle third of the left snb-clayian artery,
both of which were successfully ligated by
himself These operations we're adiudged
worthy of being recorded, and the manu-
script was requested for the use Of the pub
fishing committee
The Society adjourned until this morn
ing al 10 O'Clock.
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RAILRo1D AVN sr4aE TIME TARI.I

rrom7.~.tosrn sundays. 7 to9A.H
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 72s.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at I premium.
Nashville corporation checks are rather
scarce on market, but there is not much de-
mand for them. Dealers are buying small
amounts at 33c discount, and are holding
&c discount.
Government bonds are bought at the
New York rates, and are held at about one
cent advance.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm at Soc.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 4th
inst were as follows:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAnRoAT

Leaves Nashville at....--4.45 A. NJ and Sis p. ~.
Arrives NJ Nashville at.6:i5 a. N. and 2.3O A. NJ.
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iZ.ti miaulEut.--- ..-----------.'------ =
Second Washington and SOuthern VIA
Chattanooga.
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EDaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrva Al Nashville at.................. l00e A. N.
I
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IIrst Washington and Southern sA
chattanooga.
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SECOND Northern.
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rareneId aud Kentucky n. X.
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Gold advanced slightly in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tions; Opened at 1879, was 13S at 1920,
1881 at noon, and closed 1881 at P. NJ.
The rates here we're 1873 buying and 1881
selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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GEN. FORESTS BOOK.

A AGENCIES FOR THE SALE OFTHE IN
N teresting and thrilling work, Just issued
" The Campaigns of Lieut.. Gen. N. Is. Forrest
and FORESTS Cavalry" can be had for any Of
the counties in Middle or East Tennessee. not
Capt. JNO. w. MORTON. care Of j. W. Meier
rin x Co, y North Cherry street. Nashville.
who is the General Agent for Middle and East
Tennessee
Sold only by subscription. april g
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ftiAl q. 49,
D.,.a,,,, 1feu,pI,,s and New Orleans.
...7.0a A n
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SATURDAY. Al O'Clock A. NJ, arrives ut Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. N.
LFwIsBURG AND EoLFNsvfLLF STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday at 7;30 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg came
day.
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Northwestern R.R
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FIRST Northern.
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LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville :... .....iO0O A. NJ
Arrives at --...l'OO y. n.
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l9nl Midnight - -
memphis and New Orleans
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ThonlRSvIIIe VIA stage.
Thursday
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TIherfy-Nia Stewart's Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesville.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. ".
Lebanon via Stage.
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yAsHvIII.E AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
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Inc New l ork journal OF Commerce oi
the afternoon of the 4th inst. says:
The demand for money is active. al
| though many borrowers made their ar.
| engagements to bridge over Sunday, early
in the week; consequently the pressure for
| funds is, perhaps not az sharp az was an
ticipated, but is sufficient to maintain high
| rates of interest. The lowest rate for call
loans upon the best securities is 7 per
| cent. and in most cases an additional
commission of / per cent. per day is paid
TO obtain the needed accommodations. The
transactions in commercial paper are ex-
tremely limited, and only the best sigma.
lures find currency al SOLO per cent. per
annum."
The same paper says of the drygoods
market:
The demand has been more active, the
weather more favorable, and a much bet
ter spirit manifested among buyers. This
| has helped the market, so that an advance
has been obtained in all classes of season.
| able goods, and quotations are once more
established. The jobbers have been en-
| abled to run down their stocks for actual
| distribution, and this is a great relief to
holders for manufacturers account, az it
opens to them the prospect of a regular
trade at fair prices. The market for brown
| cotton is little more active and prices of
most descriptions have advanced. Standard
sheetings are selling fully one cent per
yard above the lowest quotations of last
week, and other grades at a relative i'm
provement The stock of both heavy and
light weights in hands of agents is small,
and if the current values Of the raw staples
are firmly maintained, further advance
in prices of manufactured goods is not i'm
probable. The demand for prints has been
quite active; the stock of desirable styles
in first hands is well closed ont, and is now
probably less than at any time since the
commencement of the season. Prices are
full half cent per yard above the quota
lions of last week, and there are indica-
tions Of further advance
The stock of cotton on hand at the vari-
Gus ports at the latest mail dates amount
to 27S, 759 bales against 4i3,S $40 at the cor
responding dates last year. The receipts
at the ports as compared with 1867, gives
the following result:
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Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. ......-.............' aHl A.
Arrive NJ nashville 1o r NJ
Memphis. Mobile and n. Q. Express:
Leave Nashville at......................9 $50 P. NJ
Arrive AZ a52 A. "
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Iordau'S Nsore VIA Ststke.
Monday 1900 midnight .--...-....-..-..l:00 P. N.
Wednesday do ...-.......-.-..-....... do
Friday do .........-.-....-.-.-... do
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DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.
For interest paid upon bonds of the
Nashville and Northwe,t'n RailrO'd S3l $50 90
For interest paid upon bonds of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Q, 800 90
For interest paid upon bonds of the
Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad. % 500 90
For Commissions of Trustee................ sol 60
Balance, cash on hand...................... 1898