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The Democratic vote yesterday was cast
solid against the. Black Crook Constitution.
Very few white men voted for the infamous
thing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

To Hon. Simon camtron
Dear Sir-Perceiving in this morning g Chronicle
that a communication has been signed by the
governor of your State, and the Republican mem
bers of the legislature, and other persons. asking
your recommendation for my transfer, upon q GER
tain contingency. TO the head Of the treasury de-
psrtmept hasten to request earnestly that no
such Recommendation be made. Enough of my
life has been devoted TO pubic duties. No con-
sideration can induce me 20 assume those Of the
treasury department or to continue in the war
Office longer than may be required for the appoint
ment and confirmation Of my successor.
Yours, truly,
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

and throwing three cars down an embsnkment.
Nobody hurt.
Two negroes were killed by lightning in Amelia
county during the storm
Two houses in this city were washed away by
the rise in the creek.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18
SECOND DIsrArcu.

MONROE La, April 1.-THE election is pro-
crossing quietly, but unjustly. Colored men are
not allowed TO vote for any man but warmoth.
Ballots inclosed in envelopes are opened by the
registrars. and changed If not satisfactory. The
right of challenge is denied conservatives.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18
FROM CHARLESTON.
The south Caroliaa Ele<tfon-Prsb able HAD
icsi Triumph.

CHARLESTON, April 16.-The three days election
for the ratification OF the new Constitution, and
for the election OF State officers. closed to-day.
The general belief is that the Constitution has
been ratified and the Republican ticket elected By
Q large maj, riy..
Scattering returns from various portions OF the
state indicate the ratification Of the new Consti-
tuition and the success Of the Republican ticket
by q large majority. In this city the majority for
the Constitution is 1900.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18
THE 0RESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
THE STATE ELECTION.
HOW THEY DO IN MONROE.
Interference with the Rights of Voters
by Warmothites.


Special to the New Orleans CrescentI
MoSRoE. La, April l7.-Register Mckay opens
and examines all tickets before they are deposited
in the ballot box, and denies the right of others
to challenge. g. O..
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Vote early this morning and you will know
that you have done your duty.
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FROM WILMINGTON, N. c.


WILMINGTON, April 17.-During the storm yes
terday in Laurensburg, Richmond county, Rev.
John B. McKinnon and Lauchlin McLaurin were
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. II Old Levee street, opposite Custom
House.
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CorToE BIZ AUCTION TB,s Dky.--W. L Hodg-
son, srslioneer, sells cotton reflections and pick
iDf,s by auction at II 1'clock this morning al IA
i" esymanaki Press" See advertisement
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

Cotton at auction this day at IL o'clock.
on levee, foot Of Bienville street, By Chas. 7.
Nash.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, 60 to Grover b Baker. 0fice Isl Canal
street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-18

The finest assortment OF sewing machines can
be found at the Office Of Grover Baker 8, Isl
Canal street.
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The Alleged DefalcaiiOn of FOrnsy.

THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
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STANTON HEARD FEoM.-The following letter
was addressed by Secretary Stanton to Senator
Cameron: s
WAR DEPARTMEST,
Washington, April IA, 1868.
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FROM wAsHINsT TON,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12
GENERAL MARK ETS.


NASHVILLE, Saturday July IL.
Trade more brisk than yesterday. Wheat
is coming in freely.
. CoTToN-Trade in this market has liter
ally gone under. Received only 2 bales.
We heard of the sale Of bales at 29c.
WHEAT-Active, With a slight tendency
to advance; receipts falling off; demand
good 1000 bushels were bought yesterday
at 81 1901 78for prime white, 81 1901 IS
for red, Mediterranean 81 COOL 81, amber
81 IS. -.
CoaS-yefs active ana scarce, market
completely bare; yellow 78c; white 7Sc
per busheI; in store, sacked, 9oc; deiiv-
cred at depot, 92c fH-E tlila
HAY-Prime timothy So common
$40 per ton.
BAcoE-Mors active with slight ten
dency to advance. We quote clear sideaS.
17I@171c; shoulders scarce at l4Iei rlaia
hams, $50 Tennessee canvased 1870
zoe; country, l7@184c; sugar cured 2)4
@2lc.
I LARD-Prices advancing; intierces l8lc;
in kegs 81 &c per 10 He vgaea
FLoUR-N change in this market, Com
mon to choice super6ne SOS so. extra
SIO@11, Cream Of City 81, fancy $ll@l2
per bbI. new sll@l2 old ia declining,
and prices are merely nominal
BARIEY--$l 50 per bushel.
COFFEE Rio 2l926c Lagugra, ~
lava, SS@4Oc.
MoLAsaEs-RsboiIed New Orleanss 70
Q8Oc.
SRUps-659I Zoe per gallon.
sUGaR-Crnshed and gSanulated l8i9
184e coffee sugars, A, B, C,174s lie l64s
New Orleans, I6@16lc Dsmarata, 800
I6Ic choice.
CAEpLEs-sgar candlesi 171e per II.
hard pressed tallow s. 25 per box.
sALT-ssYen bushel barrels 50 so
per bbl. s
LroUoRs reciiGed 81 TOO
2 Is by the barrel; Robertson comfy
So 5O94; Bourbon $496. q .-s gees
IRoH.-Teuueasee common bar SIC per
ID Kentucky 54c; Teunessse band 100
1OIc; Kentucky do. 7C974c. aE=.
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MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF DIREcToRs
OF THE TENNESSEE HoRTToULgURAL So
CTETY.-This Board met and organized
yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce
VIM. Stockeli was elected permanent
Chairman, and P. L. Nichol Secretary.
The membership of this Board consists
of VIM. StOckell, Fl. G. Jackson, p. L.
Nichol, N. F. Dortch, L. C. Lishey, Fl. L
Norvell. Dempsey Weaver, Jas. NJ. Ham
ilton, VIM. H. Harris, L. Truitt, Hiram
Vaughn and DR.. T. A. Atchison. = e.
The Board, after making preparations for
the ensuing fall exhibition and appointing
the usual committees on fruits, flowers and
vegetables, adjourned TO meet next Sstur-
day, at the Chamber Of Commerce, at two
o'clock p. M. 1t is hoped that all ihe
members will be present.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river at this point is falling, twenty
inches large Is all we have on Harpeth
Shoals Weather warm and Oppressive.
No arrivals or departures yesterday,
The following We clip from the Louis
vile Journal Of yesterday: n.a EOS.
THE RVER.-Thsre is no perceptible
change to note in the stage OF the river at
this point. Last evening the marks indi-
Gated four feet water in the canal two feet
water in the chute, and one foot water over
the rocks. Weather warm and sultry, with
indications Of storm at dark.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE river is about
stationary. There is four feet Of water 10
the canal. Weather dry and hot
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The river station
AIRY. an the upper streams falling except
1hs Missouri. oil "a II q
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WAR rHE RADICAL CAMP,

Prosser Meeting nj the CourElIOuse
Hast Nsghf--GreAt EnthusinsnI-OaEs
Deuounced as n Liar by Winham,
and WInhAm "PHt Out OF the Hall.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Prosseriies Was drummed together last
night in The upper hall Of the Courthouse.
There were fully seven hundred Of the
sable sons from "Africs burning sands,"
sandwiched by slight sprinkling Of the
hammers from a more northern latitude.
The meeting was FIRST addressed by Capt.
Z. A. Ohs, who, Ia the course Of his speech,
read some very conflicting paragraphs
FROM HMeFeers NashviJle Union" Of varioaa
dates, showing up the character and record
Of the Mercer-nary rascal and maligner of
Nashville ladies and children whose hus-
bands and fathers were absent during the
war, fighting their country's battles. We
haYn'ta bit Of sympathy for The contempt
Pile quinine contractor. If he has Rugged
vampire 30 his bosom that has sucked the
life blood from his villainous heart, he
need not shake his CORY locks at u.s. he
canst not say We did it' During Capt.
DIS readings he came across paragraph
wherein Mercer had said "Yoa had Just
as yell Try 10 elevate horse as a negro"
An enthusiastic hummer niger, mistaking
the gist Of the article, yelled out, Mi
Lord, datssop Travis Winham got up aud
denounced what Capt Otis had read as lies
from beginning to end At this juncture
great excitement prevailed, and FIVE hun
dred voices cried out to "pnt Winham out
put him out p A young man, thinking
Winham sadly in the minority, rushed up
AID slapped him on the shoulder, saying
Bully for you" got put out himself
Winham thought discretion the better part
of vslor, aud sidled out at the threshold in
a iriee. The last our reporter saw of him,
he was breaking down the street at fearful
rate, cursing At every step, he does not
doubt, the day he espoused the Radical
MsTcer-nary cause Alter Winham sloped,
Capt Allen made speech of some length,
and was succeeded By several other bnm-
mers, big and little.
In addition TO the above, we learn that
PrOsssr had large meeting at franklin
yesterday. A number Of negroes went from
Nashville. The crowd 10 Franklin was
composed mostly of negroes. Prosser seems
to be in earnest for Congress. Mercer
stock decidedly at a discount
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17@ISc bIeached muslins, light makes,
advanced &c; seasonsble styiessdark prints
1S4@144c.
Louisville Market. .E..
LOUISVILLE, July 11.-Sales Of lT2 hhds.
tobacco Tugs lower S7@e; leaf steady at
$1l9l1A Flour SOY so for superfne
Wheat 81 s5@1 IS. Corn 90@95c. Oats
7S@S0e. Rye, new, 81 so. Mess pork
SIS 65(929 so, Lard lSc. Racon-shoul-
ders l3i clear rib sides log; clear sides
ll 4c. Bulk meats-shonlders 12l; clear
sides l64. Cotton 2Sac. ...
81. LoRis Market.
81. LOUIS, July 1l.-Tobaoeo doll.
Flour, super6ne Sc so. Wheat So O5a2 25.
Corn SO(9SSe. Oats 75676c. Rye 81 IS
al 40. Meas pork SIS 75@29. Bacon
lS4, l6t and lSc. Lard l7A(9IS. H-..
fs.-f Canclanaai NLarkes. .r..@ Poo
CIsCINEAH, July H. Flour duh
family 50 25@9 rs. Wheat S2@2 10. Corn
S6@92c. Oats 75@7ec. Whisky in bond
SS@35c. Mess pork $2S So Lard I7tc.
Bulk meats-hoId at 12lc@14te. Bacon
l31@164917t hams 1S3(Gl9 Butter
26929c. Potatoes SS@3 %. Eggs nc.
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A VMCE FROM TIE KU-KLUK TONES.
al the Church street office of the Nash
vilIe and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
new speaking tube has been recently
ftted up, running from the Station Agents
Office, on the ground floor, to that Of the
Train Dispatcher above As soon "a the
tube was completed, many were the pleas
anl little Conversations carried on between
the railroad attaches by way Of testing the
efficacy OF the new-fangied Arrangement.
A good natured, ignorant old darkey, who
does the chores around the Office, Butler
by name, with the nickname Of General
prefxed, was induced by some Of the more
mischieyOus eusses 10 place his auriculars at
the mouth piece, and listen a. they told
him, 10 The voice OF warning from KH-Klux-
dom. He complied, and with pop-eyed
wonder received ths intelligence from the
bottom regions thai bis name was obnoxious
and loathsome 10 the Great Grand O. elOps,
and that al midnight that night, when
grave yards yawn, etc, the red-Tight hand
Of vengeance WOald steep lie fingers in his
hearts blood. /" Prepare prepare I"
groWled the hoarse voice from beneath.
"Oh, Lord oh, Lord ]" gasPed poor Butler
from above, and suddenly darted ont OF the
roOin like streak Of oiled electricity as
The "bott0m-WorkeT" gave rap on the
pipes that sounded like the discharge Of a
blunderbnss. rss.la ~ -.
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They Buried the Babe I'm It's Parents
Grave. VS.

LINES SUGGESTED BY TIE FUNERAL OF L1TrL
JIMMIE NELSON. JULY 4, 1868.
They buried the babe in its parents grave,
They gave him back to his mother,
And over them now the willows wave
Unconscious, they sleep together
Full many q tear the baby shed
Before il could utter a meaning;
Twas crying after its mother dead,
BsnOaning its cruel weaving.
But sll It's tears are wiped away
By one who loves il dearly;
Though death has tax n its coat Of clay,
He gives il one more pearlyl
Its mothers breast is doa5lv found
Thank God its pains are ended;
The body monlders in tho ground,
But the soulto heaven assembled.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died very suddenly last night at 10 o'clock. at
the residence of his parents. No. 3l9 West
Church street, WILLIAM THOMAS FIELDIEe. aged
fourteen years and six months. an estimable
and promising youth. The friends and ac-
qzaintanees Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral at o'clock this eve
ming from their residence. a+si +
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A MTsERABLE HoLE- While Che lolioe
authorities are insisting upon the repair of
sidewalks with oaTup-town people, il seems
strange Ihat their argus eyes have escaped
The detesiAble plank walk on College street,
Immediately SOuth Of the Louisville and
Nashville depot. The place is sadly out of
order and should be remedied al once, ..
RRIsroL CONVENTION AGAE.-The cit
liens Of Nashville, and especially The dele
gates sppOinted at the late meeting TO The
Bristol Railroad sAd Steamship toVYen-
ton, are earnestly requested 70 NEE! al the
Courthouse Monday morning, the lS'h
inst, at 10 o'clock, 20 consider important
matters not contemplated at the former
meeting. b. S. RHEA, Prest
ii. A NELSON. Sec'y.
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DRECFORs OF THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAD.--A meeting Of
the Directors Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad Company will be held to
morrow al their depot, toiake into considera-
ton the proposed lease by Receiver Cliii
OF the Nashville and Northwestern road.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

Ma. JAooB JONAS "for assaulting and
brutality beating a little boy" noticed
in this paper yesterday, denies the charge
preferred against him, and says he was
AMPLY eadeayoring to take the boy, who
he represents as very bad boy, TO he
father, that hemighs correct him Tor throS-
ing stone and hitting Jonaa' baby.
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THE AsHBV MuRDER.-rhe Knoxville
Press AID Herald states thai on Thursday
afternoon, Col Ii. N Ashby met f. c.
Camp on the street and slapped his jaws,
accompanying the operation with q remark
explanatory thereof, aud also stirling him
with a whaieboae, which be had in his
right hand. The assailed struck With q
closed umbrella which he was carrying az
the time. The parties engaged, bnf before
any particular damage was done were
separated. IL is probable tkis Difficulty
led 10 the killing Of Ashby By Camp the
next day. --z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E-.- New Flour.
Choice Now Wheat Flour for sale lat W W.
TOTTEN'S at greatly reduced prices, by the
sack, barrel or car load st 800.
NO. % NORTH C0I.LEE ST.
june27 I'm Nashville, Tenn
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HUNTINGTON,
NO. 3 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American BlockJ


Union and American Block
Has on hand ali the new Sammer
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 SGarsHcca Suits; new styles
in GheVOit 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-
giant Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspehders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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Nashville Building Association.
SPECIAL NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
IA Nashville Bailding Association are hereby
notified to call at the Office Of A. NELSON 4
CO., No. 50 Cherry street. and settle the same
as the business Of the Association must be
closed. Negleoting 10 attend to this, the Assa-
citation will be compelled to advertise the prop
erty and sell the same to fOreclose the mortgage
according 10 law.
By arder of the Board Of Directors.
jYl0lW A. NELSON, President.
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For C0nRrcRs.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress- in this district. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republic
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1865. s jy7tf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmlsss, reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dies. IuYigo rates 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. lapr2s IL
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LOUISVILLE And NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. 43a A. NJ and $50 P. N.
Arrive ~ Nashville at.-4 81 a. n. and $50 P. n.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves aallatin
1T % A. ~ arriving al Nashville az ll.55 a. X,
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3h5 P NJ, and
arrives at t3allatiH at 6.iJ p. ~ ..... ...
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nARKErs BY rRLEaRAra
Foreign Markets.


LoHDoa, July Ii Evening .-Donadls
94g@S4I bonds 72ld ..- .-.-....t
Z LIVERPOOL, July lI--Eveniag.- Cotton
quiet; sales OF 1000 bsles upland lltC9
it'd; Orleans II ID. BFeadstnfis quiet.
.FRANKFoRT, Jaly ll--Bveniag Boada
ia. 80. 5F
3 New YOrk SaOHey Market
{ NEw YORK, Juiy ll-Money market
steady call loans 4es5 sterling exchanges
Grn at l0t q I0s gold l4is! f-'i'
rs New KOrk AzaFsket-
NEW YeRK, Jpl8 u.=Cotloa a shade
lover; sales 1900 bales; upland 324c. Rice
market unchanged. Coffee Aria. Sugar
dali, Cuba l1fG9l2c. MOlazaes unchanged.
Flour doll. Wheat 1612e lower. Corn
western mixed 81 OsG9l 10, IA fr-..s
New york Dryg Gods Marie
NEW YSHH, July H. DrygOods mar
ket heaFys Brown sheosings, best makes,
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FEsrAN Pfc-SIc AT THE HoRTIouLru.
RAL--The use Of SchOenphug's Horticul-
turAl Garden, in North Nashville, has
been secsrsd by the Fenian citizens Of
Nashville 6r 3 grsod picnic to-nnorrow. :
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
H the viii OF d. g. Jones, deceased, all who
are Indebted to the estate wall make i'm mediate
payment 20 me; and those having accounts
against the came, viii present them for pay
ment, within the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. w p. Jon rs
i've lE EKeeut0r
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FIRST BOARD

s 1000 Tennessee &c. 7O5s
10000 do ......-. ............701S
10000 do 81 call 7Cs4
D,UvO - do new .....-..... .s.s. tJ5i
5000 .G95s
10000 do $50 q call ..................69
5.UO0 Virginia 6s, new ...--....-..-...-o5 4
1000 Georgia .,-9t1z
10000 North CaTplina Is, Uld...-.-..... no
LOO H". do bet G .....----.------iSIs
1000 Virginia IS, old bet
1000 Missouri 6s....-. ..-...-.9l1 -
l2OOO do bet ....-..-,..--.--.-..-.f---9 ~
SECOND BOARD. -a.
20000 Tennessee g.. new................... ..Gyl
10000 do bet. c.....,......... ......... .697s
$500 Virginia 6s
1900 North Carolina g., old ,~,-,.-,..-.7513
s 1000 do q do..........!.4.-.. I5A
10000 Missouri G. ............... ...g1%
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 North Cherry 81

. Early and Happy AlarrIage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RIAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent ia sealed letter envelopes, frss
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m
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NJ submarlne Telegraph.l

Editors Uaion and Dispatch The monster
has again escaped left fly yards of his
tail 10 the grapples; leaped the hames and
with terrific howls turned toward Nash
vilie. Telegraph BrownlOw and Joe
Cooper. Try and keep the PoPulace armed.
have chartered tEo cars to bring up the
vail ia the morning. A. JAX.
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iirSi Washington and S0HtherH wa
Chattanooga.
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RtILROAB AND STAGE TIME TABLE

OfHce Hours.
From 7A.Nt06P. SUNDAYS. Z to Q A. n.
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wv p n ssr@e-ss---
Decatur, Memphis and Ns~ ''. re !,
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A INV AUDTroR. WA H. Morrow
Eco on yesterday became Auditor Of Ac-
counts for the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, gios John W. Thomas,
resigned.
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l'u midnight .s-ss. ~ -
,.e,sud washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of the Nashville
and Northwestern r. z. COm pany.

rsrgFREAs. THETRAINS OETHENAsu
w via and HorthW estern railroad haze been
ssspeRdsJ. and VII nat ptsbably res'ms .nl
100 Ri time % faEn8sb transportation g. % 20
- dssirs % attend the meeting 70 FfychlHiI-
~. cailed for the lat q July ufoN ana Encf.
a. businsss walt BE- presented D. thc Iasnilia "..
a., u,t,.f ilapssftant character. Which, o. b. aa-
airs1 shall be fuilF understood % iha ftr-s
kalders II possible Re u therefore
RC-olys4. That the keeJutzFy itli1 tFeh 90
ha direefcd 10 recall tisF mectinE % Toe
81 Iaiy prox aud that be lsbl % a btFrt .
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