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pnseILnII Honse prnwIng.

Judge Lanham has announced that the
Paschall House drawing will come off
promptly on the first day Of July. The
public can rely on this statement. There
gill be no postponement. The number of
certificates in Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing must do 80 soon, or
lose the chance. w. H. RHEA,
Agent for Pascball House.
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A WATCH THIEF.--It is astonishing
this love Of jewelry and tinsel-fnery some
people have. For instance now, there's
Jno. Curley, who wanted Jas. Everetrs
watch, and thought he'd borrow il for an in
definite period. But Jim, the heartless
fellow, had John arrested, and he appears
before our Falstallian friend Wilkinsau to-
day at o'clock, to answer the charge Of
stealing a watch
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ANOTHER PIoNIC.-The children Of the
Union Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
on North Summer street, are TO have a
basket picnic at Bosley's Spring tomorrow.
AZ the Northwestern railroad is not run
ming 20 much and so regular as it did some
time since, ample accommodations for con-
veyance have been substituted in omni-
buses, carriages, etc.
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HUNTINGTON,
NO. . NORTH CHERRY STREET.

No NOhAh UhEhRH BAkEEEs
ONION and American Block.)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, In white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and Searsucea Suits; new styles
in CheyOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen ele-
CANT Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. H...a .8eE
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We pledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country az
fOrds. Our servants are polite and attentive, and
we guarantee satisfaction 10 all who may please
10 call on US
The 0mnibuses leave the hotel regularly for
all the railroad depOts and connections The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily.
SAML T. HARE i co,
NashviIle. Tenn nrfl 2slh 1864 III
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HUNTINGTON.
jun4 If sp. No, North Cherry St.

Early and Happy sIarriage-Ths True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVe-harmless. reliable, instan-
taAeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr29 ~.
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soLnIrRs AND SAILORS.
weetlun I'm the Market House LasI
EFVhf


Night.
A large and enthusiastic crowd Of Nash
Vile soldiers and sailors gathered at the
Markethouse last night, for the purpose Of
returning thanks to The various railroads,
etc, for their kindness in Transporting free,
our delegates to the New York Convention.
The meeting was called to order by Paul
Albert, Esq, and speeches. were made by
4. G. Crunk, Major /. n. Walker, Paul
Albert w. G. Brien, and Gen. A. r. q.
Dawson. The utmost good feeling existed.
The meeting adopted unanimously the
following resolutions:
Resolved lst, That the thanks Of this
meeting are due TO the different railways
for passing Tennessee delegates free Of
charge, add visitors at half fare TO New
York.
Resolved 2nd, That the especial thanks
are due TO Capt. Rockwell, passenger agent
of the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
for efscting this arrangement.
The meeting then adjourned.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of NAT. +. and
SALLIE A. DoRTCH. are invited to attend the
funeral services Of their little daughter, LULA
MCCRoREY. this morning at 10 o'clock, from
their residence. % miles on the Nolensville
pike. Divine service by Rev. W. r. Warren.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The attention Of this
court was occupied yesterday with the case
Of Jno. A. Shute rs. VIM. Wade, for rent Of
house and farm in 1867. Continued until
today
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LEO WHEAT's GRAND CoNcERT.-Need
we say the grand concert at Masonic Tenn
pie last night was success? We think
not, for the large crowd gathered there was
testimonial enough Of the appreciation
which our citizens feel for genius and merit.
Such display of musical talent is seldom
to be listened TO, and truly Nashville can
boast of her geniuses, which rival those of
any city of its size. One novel feature Of
the entertainment was the unsurpassed
performance on the flute by Mr.. Farmer,
who was, on account of the deafening APP
plause, brought before the scenes several
times. As a performer on the flute, the
sweetest Of instruments, Mr.. Farmer can
not be excelled. The sweetness and dis
tinction of every note and minor note, the
grace and ease with which he performs,
places him in the front rank Of musical
geniuses.
The concert will be repeated on Friday
night, the 18th, with the same able. corps
of amateur vocalists.
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Gold advanced fraction in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tions Opened at 14OB, was 140B at 1920,
140B at 1885, I4Os at noon, and closed at
1403 at BPM. The rates here were 40
buying and 14Ol selling.
Government securities have advanced
shade. The following are yesterdays New
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail, to Pic mics, 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.
Sg- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock Of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZT,
apr18 I'm No. % North Cherry street. .
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PEACE WARRAST.-Esq. Wilkinson on
yesterday bound the warlike Belle Wal
lace over in bond Of $3.50 to keep the
peace for six months toward Mollie Graf
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CoRREcTIoE.-In stating yesterday that
Mrs. Bridget Harris was bound over by
Esquire Mathews to keep the peace, it
should read the negro Susan Hunter alone.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
CharIeston. Jnne Ie.

Charleston June IS.
FLoUR-With disposition TO sell freely
on the part Of dealers and continued good
prospects for a full crop of wheat, prices
have lower tendency, and transactions
take place at figures which indicate that
the market is steadily in favor of the buyer.
Northern and Western superior may be
quoted nominally at S10@10 so per Dbl. !;
extra Sll 50@l2, and family at $l2 SOFA
Is per Dbl. New Southern family is still
in limited supply, but the price has lowered
and family qualities are offering at sbout
$l4 per Dbl.
BACoN-The demand for meat has rather
improved during the week, but prices have
undergone no important change, and We
quote prime shoulders at Is cents per ID. :;
prime rib sides at l7@l74 cents, and prime
clear rib sides at Is cents per Id.
OoRN--The arrivals of Tennessee quail
ties by rail continue liberal aud with some
disposition on the part of sellers to dispose
Of their consignnents on arrival, prices
have fallen off during the week, and mixed
Tennesseee, which opened at 81 25@1 26,
has declined to 81 % per bushel, weight,
sacks included, By the car load from the
depot.
/ Savannah, June 10.
I BACON--The general tone Of the market
may be said to be irregular, but with a
tendency to frmness. We quote prime clear
sides 184G1S2c; clear ribbed sides 1870
l74c; shoulders 143@l4fc; choice sugar
cured hams 223@23c per cask plain
18}@1slc.
LARD-Slock increasing; demand fair;
prices are unchanged. We quote pure leaf
at GOOGLE; pressed 16@lSc retail 25c for
former and zoe for latter; extra l3@184c.
CoRN-Is in fair demand at last weeks
prices. The daily arrivals have been about
1000 sacks, which have been readily sold
in firm market. We quote 81 35@1 40,
with occasional closing out at 81 209l 30.
FLOUR-Considerable inquiry has pre-
vailed the past week, but at unchanged
prices new is slow TO come in. We quote
for new $l7 for double extra family old
Georgia superfne $l2 so; extra family
$15@H. We quote: Northern selling at
$40 so for superfne; Sl3@l5 for extra
SIC for extra family; fancy $l7@1S.
Augusta, Ga, June 20.
BACoN-StOck light shoulders 15G9l 54
B. B. sides, III G. r. sides, 1S91S4 c..
sides, 10; dry salt shoulders, 14l dry salt
G. R. sides, II bellies, IS; hams, accord
ing to cut and quality, 1922 cents.
WHEAT-We quote new white 81 50C9
2 60; new red 81 30@2 40.
0ATs-$l@1 10. ..
CoRN-Prime white 81 %, and mixed
81 20 from depot.
Flour Granite Mills $11@11; at re-
tail, ST per barrel higher.
Atlanta, Ga, June 20.
FLoUR-Superfne S12; family Sl4, and
fancy SIG.
WHEAT-White 50 1902 60 red SEQ
80; new not quoted.
CoRN-W White 81 10 ;mixedS1 GS@l 10.
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CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH OF
JUIy-MAYoR's OFFICE NASHVILLE
Tenn, June IS, lSG9.-Member5 Of
the various committees appointed in &C
cordauce with the resolutions Of the City
Council, to arrange and conduct the ceie-
bralion of our national anniversary, are
respectfully requested 10 meet at the cham
bers Of the City Council, at eight o'clock,
p. NJ, Wednesday, 24th inst By order Of
the committee 4. +. ALDEN,
ie24-lt Chairman.
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has the
Waverly Magazine, Literary Album, Har-
pers Bazaar, and all the magazines for
July
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Information ln u. =. Circuit
Court, MID. Dis. Tenn.

APRIL TERM. 1853
Nc. IOs-Uuitsd States W. fourteen barrels
kectifed Whisky.
ITJHERRAS. X. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, Az
W t0rney Of the United States fyr said Die
triet. has fled bis information IN aaid Court 90
behalf Of the United States. and Of Ell persoas
concerned, against fourteen barrela rectihed
Whisky, lLinden Thomas reputed oguers,j al
leginR among other things, that said spirit wefe
seized a. forfeited b the United states. ior the
eauses 10 said information alleged
Now, therefore, IN obedience % the mruiti2n
Of the Court. 10 me directed and delivered, %
hereby give public notice % AL perfons claim
ing said property, or knowing gr haYingAny
thing 10 say Why the same should not 9e con
dsnBed AZ forfeited. and that they DO ana ap
pear before saiel 1Circuit Court . be holden TIA
the Federal Court Room, in The capitol az
Nashyille Tennessee, on the SBtn uaJ az
Isssse. isfs ~ 10 o'clock a. H.. then and there
~ X K GLASCOCE
;.,1g tH N. 81. DIT
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CITY HOTEL,

THESUBSCRIBERs HAVE AGAIN TAKEN
4 charge Of this long established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout. and the char
ses will be as moderate as the times viii admit
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Board on CoNMIssIoNERs.-T Crimi-
nal Court Room has been secured for the
discussion Of the Evansville, Henderson
aud Nashville railroad affair to-day. The
policy OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company aud the merits Of the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville rail.
road will be debated a question upon
which the public desire information aud
which no doubt will draw a large crowd.
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White Sulphur Springs,

GREESBnIER COUNTY, VA.
THESE SPRINGS. 50 LONG AND FAVOR.
ably known % the seekers Of health and
pleasure, will be open for the reception 1f visit
orr on the Ist Of June. With extsnfise i'm
prOvements and general refuraishing Of the
establishmsnt, We will be prepared for the com
Portable accommodation Of EIFIEkN HUN
DRIED TO Two THOUSAND PERSONS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths,
50 sminsntly serviceable IN connection with the
internal use Of these ALThRATiVEW WATERS.
are always Al the command Of the visitor.
One Of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC vii
be 10 attendance to snlivon the Lawns and the
Ball room, and a suitable Livery viii be open
20 the use Of those who may desire % indulgstn
horseback and carriage exercise
In addition 10 other amusefz>uts. the Uropri-
etors have provided a new ans elegant Bowling
Alley and Billiard Room.
Charges will be 3 a day, or 50 per month
children under ten years and cOlOset serv anti.
half price; white servants according 10 aHcom-
dati0na.
No effort or expense will be spared on the
part Of the prgpriet0rs. 20 manage this cgtab-
lishment in q manner best caloulated % brD-
mote the comfort Of visitors IN every respect.
PEVTONs a CO.
White Sulphur Spring.. W. Va. June ]. 1853.
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Corner College and Church Streets,
WINES.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE IN
y portsrs,
lo9 Baskets ANCHOR BRANp Cbamparpe
% Cases Saint Mareeaux IL
a. tlPes Pale Sherry Wine, (Cousin's)
~ Casks Grown sherry Wine
~ "a PIPES Burgundy Port WiDs
SH Pipes Old Port Wine.
80 Boxes Claret Wine. 'oA'ia me
so Boxes Still Catawba Wine
10 Cases Yarmouth do
10 do CURSE DO
10 90 MarisehinO do
10 do Absinthe,
40 Baskets Annisette,
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BRANDIEs.

( I Casks J. Fauri's Cognac. 1sO5-)
5 do Reuault Brandy, 1s85)
do United Vineyard Proprietor
Brandy. 1881
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MozAAFBIQUE 20 cents al
junel7 q. RICE d Cos.
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NORRIS PowERs has the best and cheap
est shirts and luruishing goods 10 be found
in this market, aud warrants them to give
abstraction. eod-2W
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THE RECORD OF CRImE.

THE cheapest goods in the city at
iunel7 G. RICE q Cos.
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Ice Cream and Sherbets.
j. O H l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. Is North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
II line Of GENTLEMBN'S DRESS GOODS,
which he will make up 10 order. in the latest
end most finished style. at the lowest possible
prieeg.
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GROCERIES,

Old Government Java COmee,
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF Canned ruttt
Oysters, Sardines,
Pickles, Syrups, and Sauees.
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BUSINESS Suits.

II is also in receipt Of a variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear. and offers TO gentle
men in business suits Of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect bis
goods at No. 10 North Cherry street.
-
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Enrine and R0iIer.

NOR SALE. A VIRsT-RATR ENGINE AND
Boiler in good order. Can be seen. aud
price Learned, b. calling a. this ofssss
NnHySl In
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MALT LIQUORS.
3 Casks Younger's Ale,
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
l00BRskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Riiterg
100000 Cigars. Imported and Domestic
(Finest brands)
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Sc. Ionis MARKER.

ST. LOUIS. June 23.-Tobacco active.
Flour--superfne SIS 1906 Is. Wheat 81
az %. Corn S0@S7o. Oats 72975c.
Pork $28@28 80. Bacon-shoulders l3c,
clear sides 17c, Lard 17161Sc.
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NEW YORK, June %. Money continues
easy call loans 3@4c; discounts 596c.
Sterling 10@10t. Gold 140S9l4o3. Old
issues l73; new III.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-09
News
Er TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY pEMOCRAT'.
NEW YORK.

Ngw YogK, March "a Montgomery
dispatch Of the Sth states that the Official
returns Of the late election have been made
up. OF III 600 registered votes, q little
over 20 600 were cast, and not Gil OF them
for tho constitution. The white vote is in
sicnfcan.-not over one il tv enty.
A New Orleans dispatch of the Sth says:
The opposition city papers are still apollo
giving for the conduct Of JET Davis and
Gen. Hancock on the occasion OF the FIRE
mons parade. Not one Of them condemned
il. Gen. Hancock policy seems still more
ruinous. City notes have deprecated to goo
discount, aud . panic exists in the city.
issued . proclamation to-day indirectly
charging Gen. Hancock and leading rebels
here with the responsibility OF any event
that may occur. The people are anxiously
Hoping that Grant will send safer and
labIer commander to minister affairs in thiI
district.
The convention Adj 5urns tomorrow. Th'
constitution was signed yesterday, sever
conservative members declining to atiil
their signatures. The pay ~ member
ceased yesterday.
A Washington dispatch says that uen
Hancock in renewing bis request 70 be re
lieved. bases it Oh the ground that his sense
+ Of self.respect impcls him to do so. HIS
: request will be denied bin. as there 10 no
! officer Of proper rank to succeed him
A dspatch states that the hrst vote on
, Randalrs bill, substituting legal tender fol
national bank currency. win he taken NJ
by the COMMITTEES On Finance tomorrow
. Numerous national banks are represented
, here, endcavoring to defeat it.
; F,nlcy's large distllery was seized Of
= ! Saturday night by Collector Bailey. II va
running At the time, although il was though
. 10 be in charge Of u. 8. Marshal.
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MISSOURI.

| KANSAS CRY, Mo-. March ..-There wa.
very heavy wind and rain storm In THU
vicinity yesterday afternoon Large stream:
OF water ran along the streets making many
OF the crossings impossible, and flooding d
large number Of easements and CELLAR
The spire Of the First PRESBYTERIAN church
was blow down and a port n of the roo,
taken off. Several chimneys and small
buildings were demolished, and signs, luni-
Der and splinters flew in all directions. The
rain cut grea: gulleys in the newly made
streets, and caused heavy land slides in
streets where grading was being done. II
was the heaviest storm ever known in this
vicinity. No estimate of the damage has
yet been made
ST LOUIS, March S.--A fire in CarOn delet,
six miles below here, on Saturday night,
destroyed several thousand dollars worth Of
property
Dispatches from Omaha say that the Mis-.
souri, Is open to that point and steamers
have arrived at Council Bluffs
severe snow storm occurred at Denver
and Cheyenne and along the Pacific Rail
road as far east as at Fl. Kearney on Thurs
day and Friday last The railroad is
blocked and the snow drifted four feet deep
in some places. No trains have reached
Omaha since Friday.
Reports from FL Laramie say that several
thousand Indians are gathered in that NEIGH
oorhood who expect to hold council with
the peace commissioners in the sprina.
They still Insist upon the abandonment 0f
OF the Powder river country by the Gov
eminent. but they manifest more frirndli.
ness than they did last fall
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, March s.-A most horrible
murder occurred in this city yesterday after
noon. VIM. keyel, q butcher, seized bis
vile by the threat, threw her violently
upon the floor ard drawing a six-barrelcd
revolver, fired, the ball entering Just above
the left breast, producing death almost in
SANITY. Keyel then placed the pistol at his
head and tirei, the ball glanciug and infiict-
ing slight wound. 1T this moment the
sister OF Mrs. kcyel entered the apartment.
whefeupon Keycl fired at her several times,
causing her TO faint. keyei again discharged
the pistol Ct his wn be al and ran. bus was
captured after a short chase The cause
assigned for The crime was, that Mrs. Keyel
having received inhuman treatment ut the
hands ot her husband, had gone to live
temporarily with her mother. Keyel met
her there YESTERDAY. and becoming enraged
al her conduct, killed her.
LEXINGTON. March THE municipal
election resulted in the election of the entire
Democratic ticket
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March s.-lEe track of the
Michigan Southern road where 1t travcrses
the swamps OF the Calumet IS for miles sub
merged with between two and three feet OF
wafer. 0n account OF the washing away Of
an einbankment, be.wee South Bend and
Mishawaka. endapgeriDg the safety OF the
railroad bridge, passengers ana baggage
are transferred at that point.
II is reported that the railroad bridge 81
Sterling on the Northwestern Tood Is com
pletely covered with ice and that there ID
momen,ary danger of the structure being
carried away by the food.
Since Yesterday evening the weather has
been delightful-mild and clear.
A fellow named Teddy Byrne on Satur-
day struck his wife on the head with a bar
of iron, INJECTING wound from which it Is
feared that she will not recover Byrne Is
reported TO have been eursgcl at his wife
because she objected to bis keeping disso-
lue woman In the same house with herself
The ga OF skating one mile in each hour
for one hundred consecutive hours was com.
p'e'rd Ivy AIr. Riddle, ct the West Side Riok
| la II - ming