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PLAYING REVENUE OFFICER.-GeOrge
f. Folwell, the Jacksonville man arrested
some time ago for collecting a considerable
amount on cotton by representing himself
"a revenue oflirer, was tried yesterday in
the Federal Court and sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
and fined $500. A motion made for new
trial was overruled
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THE GREAT RAILROAD INJUNCTIOE
CAsE-The Nashville and Northwestern
railroad Injunction case is being re-argued
in the Federal Court, before Judge Trigg,
on the question of the jurisdiction of the
court. J. L. SpurlOck and Gen. Nancy
spoke yesterday for the State Directory,
and Judge Cooper and Col. Colyar for the
railroad company.
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EDIpoRs UNIoS AND DEsPAFCH i see
in your paper Of this morning An adyer-
tisement offering the loan Of S0ee 10 1900
dollars on good collaterals. ] accept ihs
oilsr. Tie collaterals have are claims
on the United States, pinch beck jeNelry
and Confederate Treasury notes, told issrle-
The value pat on The collaierals name
iuversely. The leuder eau take his
choice. WHITE.
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Nor A PASSENGER TRAIN.-We are in-
formed that the train of the Edgefeld and
Kentucky railroad which took out bat one
passenger on Monday was a freight train.
A passenger car attached led 10 the mis-
take of our informant. Comparatively, this
road carries more passengers than any
other entering Nashville.
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Police CoURT, May lS.-J. @. Fehr,
Ed. Miller and VIM. Miller, using Ian
guage calculated to provoke breach Of
the peace, discharged. sf
John Connolly, drunk on the street,
wOFkhouse twenty days.
w. @. Jones, assault and battery, SO.
Julia Ellison, larceny of $40, discharged.
VIM. T, Perry, drunk on the street, So.
VIM. Estell, drunk and assaulting with
knife, So.
Minnie Cromwell, Jack Bender, keeping
houses Of ill-fame, $40. . #
Jennie johnson, same, $25. s
Jenny Taylor, Parable Spaulding, Mrs
Miller, same, continued.
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BOARD OF AInERmrM

Financial Reports-Passage Of the Dog
/ Law-POkfng the Police Commits
siOners-AssessmenIs Of slave Tax 20
be Looked Up, etc. 70 SO
That most uncertain Of all bodies, the Al
dermen of Nashville, held regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon, but as the report
ers had been positively informed that no
meeting would be held until night, none
Of the city papers Of yesterday published
the proceedings of the board. We com.
pile the following report from the notes of
the Recorders Clerk:
Aldermen Allen, Kinney,
Knowles, Mclaughlin, Thornberg, Tut
hill, and Chairman Nelson.
REPORTS RECEIVED AND FILED.
The following accounts reDorted bv Aud
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TREsPAss, MALICIOUS MISCHIEF AND
ack StOckett was arrested
yesterday and brought before Justices
Smith IL Mathews on two warrants sworn
ont by Randall McGutchin, charging him
with trespsss, malicious mischief, and steal
ing a mule aud wagon. He will have a
hearing on Saturday.
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southern Co11on markets..

MOBILE, May 11.-Cotton, no sales, and
quotations nominal. Receipts 12l bales.
CHARLESTON, May l1.-COitoR easier :;
sales 800 bales. BIiddlings SOC. Receipts
80 bales. No exports. 30 't
r. AUGUSTA, May ll.-Nothing doing in
cotton. mo quotations. " u / J ~ 1ft
SAVANNAH, May Il.-COtton declined.
Middings 294c. Sales 20S bales. Re
eeiPts 26S. Exports to Liverpool 3,422,
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NEw DIRBCroRs FOR TW PENrEE-
TIARY.-A. j. Sharpe, DR.. {. Robinson
and Capt 4. A. Otis were yesterday ap-
pointed Directors of the Penuenliary for
the ensuing two years the term Of the
old Board, A. b. shankland, samuel r.
Hare, and William Mills, having eK-
pired.
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In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT or TIE
= Ath day OF April, A. ID. ls6s. warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Saul
haudanar. OF Nashville, in the county Of David
bankrupt on has own petition: that the Day-
ment Of any debts and delivery of say property
belonging 20 such bankrupt 70 him. or flg BIZ
use. and the transfer Of any property BY him.
aTs forbidden by law that a meeting uf thn
creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove their
debta and o. choose one OF more aasiRnees OF his
estate, will be held AZ a Court OF Bankruptcy.
10 be holden on the 9th day Of MAY, A. b.
1903 at 1913 clock A. ~, ut the Office Of the Reg
lster W Bankruptcy, No, a211 Church street
Nashville. Tenn. before Alexander ). Bradley.
T.. r. GLASCOCK.
myl32t GIG u s. Marshal MESSENGER.
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NATIONAL THEATER-The theatre at
Ash Barracks was crowded last night, and
the Performance was very crediiable Mr.
Wbelan as ORourke 10 The Irish
Tutor" acquitted himself admirably. A
change Of programme is announced for to-
night !
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A TORNADO 1TEM.-Mrs. Chumbly and
her two children, whom it was thought
could not recover from the. injuries they
received during the late tornado, are be-
lieved to be out of danger. A pocket-book
containihg various papers, and identified
as one belonging to Mr.. Chumbly, has
been found in Wilson county, al a distance
Of twenty miles from the spot from which
il was blown eH ra.F8
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RateheIor's uaIr Dve-T,i. ,nI.,,i

batehelOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
hue and perfect Dye-harmIess, reliable. instan-
taReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
unts. Natural black or brown Remedies the
al effects of bad Dyss. Invigorates the hair,
leaving at soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Within A. Batche1er. All others are
mere limitations apd should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfuners. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Iapr9q1v
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MARKETS BY rELEeRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 1S-Evening. COnsol,
$50. Bonds z0s@7Os.
FRANKFORT, May 12-E Evening United
States bonds 75s. ..,....'...
hAvRE, May 1S-Evening.-Tres Or
LIVERPOOL, May lS.--Cot,on ouiet and
steady; sales 10000 bales uplands IIJm
il5d Orleans l2s@12fd. -.
! -s New York Money ssarkst
NEW York. May 13.-Money easy call
loans SOC; sterling l0@l0t Gold ssroup-
er, at l394@l39s, under Washington adj
vices more favorable to the conviction Of
the President. ~ #t!t55 4.f
New York Market.
New YORK, May l3.-Cotton frmer :;
sales 1890 bales; uPlands 294c. Corn
Western 81 09@10 so. Spring wheat
50 S7(a2 As. Flour quiet. Rice firm.
Sugar firm-Guba 114@1SIc, Cuba mo-
lasses 49952e. .-- ........
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, May 13.-Drys goods ex-
tremely dull. American prints reduced 20
l23c. Prints and cloths 999lc.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCrNNATI, May lS.-Flour and wheat
dull. ShelIed corn held 1@2c higher.
Oats held at SIC. Bntler 356842c. Eggs
tic. Pork held at SIS. Bulk meats 12I
Ollie. Bacon 1Sl@l6l, and17c. Lard
lS9c. Groceries unchanged.
Sc. LOuIs Market
ST.. LOUIS, May 1S.-Tobacco steady.
Superhne flour to fancy 81 25@I4 so.
Best wheat IS %. Corn 90c Oats 779
soc, Pork SGT 5O@27 2S. Bacon
clear sides l7@l7tc; shoulders Isle.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Sales Of 229
hhds. leaf tobacco at full rates, Sc 10 % so
for light Tugs TO free manufacturing leaf
klour-SupeT6ne So 1909; fancy So 10
@13. Corn 9O@9lc. Oats 7S@8Gc.
Wheat 81 55Q62 60. Lard 133@l9c.
Mess pork $2S@2S 25. Bacon shoulders |
l34@l4c; clear sides 17l@174e bulk |
shoulders 122(9l3c; clear sides 16I@16lc.
Market very dull. Cotton 294@30c.
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DEATH OF Prominent NUsRo RADI-
CAL De-" A. T. Wood, a negro Radical
stump orator Of some note, died at Muir
freesboro day before yesterday, Of apo
may
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PAEnoSEp.- Rrant Taylor, convicted of
larceny in the Greene county Circnit Cour,
10 jane, 1866, and sentenced TO two years
Imprisonment, was yesterday paIdoned nv
the Governor
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Gold remains unchanged. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of yes
terday Opened at 1895, was 1394 at 1925,
lS92 at 1910, 1898 at noon, and closed at
1898 at 3 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying
the New York rates and holding at al.
Government securities were quoted in
Moo XorL 1as4arJo,, % coIIo,r..
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s.RICE FIVE CrNrs.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEIoE AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTs and it will be sold TO
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was almost stationary at this
point last evening, and will possibly be
rising this morning. We continue 10 re-
port eighteen feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cool, cloudy and rainy.
ARRIVED. ...
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE CRY
CoUNCIL.-The resignation of a number
Of the members Of the City Council has
necesaitated the recOnstruclion Of the stand
ing committees. The committees, as recon-
sirucled by the Mayor, nov stand a. fol-
lows:
.Sncsts-Donaldson Nelson, Knowles,
Kinney, ThOrnberg, Baker, KOckel, Cramer,
Coyle, Griffin.
Poiice-Emry, Grant, Hammer, Rocket
Mclaughlin. (
Waterrorks-Grani, Tuihill, Kinney,
Emry, Hammer. (
Fire Department Baker, Shank
land Coyle, Nelson.
MarkcthoHse- Thayer, Cramer, Farns.
worth, Donaldson, Mclaughlin, Connors,
Shankland, Chadbourne
Public Propay-John Hu. Smith
Knowles, Shankland. g..-.
Ccmeteries- Chadbourne, Knowles, Nell
son.
WorkhOase-Allen, Horace Smith, Nc
Baughlin. - Bon . tfr
Hospitals and Penthouse Horace Smith,
Olsen, Cramer. t.... -.
Street Railroads. Tuthill, Gaines, Rocket
Public SchOOis-McKee, Allen, Dickey.
Springs Cramer, Burchett, Gaines.
All other committees will remain az
heretofore.
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HOE 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 fll all orders at short notice.
sHS- We also keep on hand fne assortment
OF the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
doneries to be had in the city. -sf.T
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS 2m No. SO North Cherry street =
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CRIMINAL JuDGE-A. w HoWard was
yesterday commissioned Judge Of the new
Criminal District ia East Tennessee.
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CoUNTERFETrER BAuED. George NJ.
Fortune, the Kentucky oouuterfeiter, was
yesterday admitted 10 bail ia the Federal
Court. lie gave a joint bond Of $500.
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RELEASED on BAII.-Jno. +. Jordan,
charged with Illicit distilIing and resisting
revenue officer, was yesterday released on
giving three bonds Of $500 each
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FncD. DOUGLASS IN JAm-Abe Smith
has put up fall length portrait Of Fred
Douglass as one Of The ornaments Of the
jail office.
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HEaRo GAMBLERS FNEii.-Teu negro
sports were Yesterday 6ned 80 each in the
Police Court.
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TIE mP.rRIUMvIRArE.
a Conflict Of Power Between the o.
and the Stnse.

The three Commissioners of Metropoli-
tan Police are in reality the governors o.
Nashville. tis not 10 be wondered at thai
they shoald grasp at what is 80 near their
reach and perhaps their rule will prove
fnlly as beneficial as as that of the city
authorities; but il is something new here
for State institution 10 supersede the
Mayor and City Council in little mnnicipal
Affairs thai the State has really no business
with. The augmenting power OF the Conn
nIiasioners is beginning to be felt, and
naturally enough, the municipal auihori-
Ties are beginning 10 look with a Jealous
eye upon these Innovations.
Not long ago, some prisoners were re-
leased from the Eorkbonse BY order of the
Mayor, and some Of the police we're i'm
dignant at what they deemed his unwar-
ranted assumption Of authority. They
even went so far as 10 threaten TO "clean
out" the City Hall as a means Of letting
"His Honor" know "who was boss" ID
the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday.
the Commissioner was attacked from yari-
Gus points, Since the introduction of the
Metropolitan Police system, every election
day has seen a manifesto from the Super.
intending Commissioner, closing all saloons
"a little piece of official demonstration
which before had always come from the
Mayors Oftice-and Thornberg introduced
a bill making the closing Of saloons on
such occasions entirely discretionary with
the Mayor. The bill passed three read
ings. TuthilPs resolution requiring the
WorkhOuse Keeper TO report monthly 10
the Commissioners was lost, and his reso-
luton for the auditing of the accounts of
the attorneys employed by the Commits
siOners in the Metropolitan Police case
ELECTED good deal Of discussion, which
resulted in its reference to the Finance
Committee. Allen and Thernberg APP
peared to be the leading spirits in the
movement against the Commissioners, and
il was boldly asserted that trickery had
been used in getting the Metropolitan Po-
lice bill through the Legislature.
What is 10 be the result of the crusade
already inaugurated against the encroach-
ments Of Metropolitan power, time must
determine. Why not abolish the Mayor
at once, and let the Commissioners run the
machine?
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NOFICE.tE

IRE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY
His Honor, the Mayor, 20 negotiate the
bonds Of the corporation Of NsshVills, author
IIed b act % the General Assembly Of the state
81 tennesses. passed December H. 1867: also by
act 81 the City Council Of Nashville appTpVed
March ~ 1858. hereby announce that they are
nov ready 70 dispose Of limited number 81
sad bonds, and nyits proposals., either for pnr-
chase, hyp0thecation. or exchange for past due
lnterost coupons. or corporation checks Pro-
pOsAls 10 be len at the Peoples Bank. corner II
Union and Cherry stFeets
SILAS X. ALLEN .a
SAMUEL WATSON, : Commissioners.
JAMES q, OGDEN.
afnv8 f2f ass sH a+E
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EXPLANATIoN.-While perambulating
College street in search Of news on Monday
last, we saw the Edgefeld aud Kentucky
railroad train leaving the depot and noted
that there was only one passenger aboard.
We facetiously mentioned it in our local
columns, not intending to convey the idea,
that the fact Of their being only one passen-
ger aboard was comparative with the
general business Of that popular road-yet
we were somewhat surprised, not knowing
il was the freight instead of the passenger
train. 49,
The Edgefeld and Kentucky road has
heretofore run only one train daily, but
since the completion of the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville railroad TO Hop
kinsville, and the consolidated running arr
rangement Ofthe two roads, the business has
20 increased as 10 require two trains daily
one passenger and 4 freight train. The
freight train we saw was making its first
trip, and had passenger car attached,
which caused the mistake We apologize,
Capt. Cheaiham. IL is we'll known that
this road does larger local business and
promises to bring more trade 10 Nashville
than any other road that runs to our city.
The rich country through which it pene-
trates, has heretofore traded exclusively
with Louisville, but the officers of the road
seem determined 10 direct the trade TO this
city. We understand they have made
special rates Of freight from this city to
Hopkinsville and intermediate points,
which, together with the convenient run.
ming Of the trains, enables our merchants
TO compete successfully with Louisville and
all other rival points. The merchants Of
Nashville cannot accord too much praise
TO the officers Of these two roads.
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PERSONAL. --Gen. Gideon J. PILLOW, of
Memphis, Is ia the city.
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2So and 25 bales at Csc. iJ E..7... T.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1857
Received to-day .-...-.....-..........---... II
Received prsYiousiy.-..,...s. .s..-.. 90 $50 as
Es #E - 80 -
Total ...-....-.--.. .-..-.-.......-..---- 1p.gl5
shipped to-day. --..;.'-..--.. ..........-.-- 62
Shipped previously. 90 Ssl-699l3
Stock on hand to-dag.................... iGi2
The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce: /
NEW YORK, May l3.-Cotton quiet bu
firm; low middling 283c; upIands 3Oc
good middling Bile; Mobile cole Orleans
303c. 10:45 A. M.-Cotton holders ask an
advance, but buyers operate with eau
tiOn-not much neutrality-suspicious. nom
inally unchanged. 3 +. Motion de-
mand moderate prices firm sales to-day
1000 bales middling uplands 30c. Ster-
ling Exchange steady aud unchanged
lIOI@10I. ..s +
LIVERPOOL, May l3-Il:15 AM Cotton
firm; estimated sales to-day 10000 bales
uplands Ilb@l2d; Orleans l2AG) 12td.
l:2OP. M.-Cotton unchanged. T. NJ
Cotton market nOmiBaliy unchanged.
LoNDos, May I3.-I115 4. M.ZUnited
States bonds 70sG7O3. Consols 94{@94s
for money 925 80 on account. 100 P. NJ!
-Consols and United States bonds M
changed. 3 P. M.-Unued States bonds
7Os970f. Consols "a
BACoS--sbOulder 14Ic; clear sides l8l
@lsie; plain hams 17917le; sugar.
cured 22@ 224c; Tennessee canvased 1gl.
COFFEE Eio 22I@26c; Lagrnyra 2 &c
Java 3St9 40c per 10. I
SusAR--0rleans 144@l5le; Demarari
1G@lGle; coffee Ute; b lie; c 1Gi
crushed Isle per lb. Is stfsB
FL0uR-s9 500 Is for superfine, to fan
-ey family brands.
LAKD-In tierces 2Oc in kegs DO per.
pound.
CoTToN YARNs,-5Oo 2les GOO l9o' 200
lie. .a .frf-r N
s. WBEAT--s2 35692 50 per buahel.
sRYE-$l IS per pushed. n
Coax 65C9s5c per b,isheI \
sAIF-S3 so fer bnshel bbls.
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RTsINEss suIra

He Is also 10 receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods Tor ordinary wear, and offers 20 gentle
men IN business suits Of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect ms
goods at No. % North Cherry street.
marc d
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In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON The
= 18th day Of May. A. d. 1863. a Warraut iu
bankruptcy was issued against ths estate Of j. x
Manlon, Of the county OF Coffee and staie
Of Tennessee. who has been adjudged r. bank
rupt on bis own petition that The payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt. 10 him or for his use.
and the transfer Of any property BY him are for
hidden by law that "A meeting Of the CREDITOR
OF the said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts. and
70 choose one or more assiknee5 Of bis estate whl
be held At Court Of Bankruptcy, % be holden
on the 18th day Of May A. b. 1868. az
o'clock ?. H., at the OlBcs % the Register ia
Bankruptcy. Manchester. Tennessee, before "
N. Doughty, Esq Register
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have just been supplied with large addi-
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rendering our facilities for the execution Of
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING.--A negro named
Dick Coldwell, an employee Of Capt II. p.
Pointer, near Spring Hill, was killed by
lightning last week. He had neglected 10
fasten the stable door, and in attempting 10
retraoe his steps to the stable, he was met
which struck him Immediately over the
heart, scorching place about three inches
square, then reaching pistol belt, passed
round 10 his right side and down the right
leg TO his heel, which was instantly turned
90 crisp. Ills death was instantaneous.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD. (

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i County Court of Davidson county, to me
directed, made at the February Term, 1868, Of
said Court. upon the application of the Board
of Directors of the Tennessee and Pacific Rail-
road Company, and in pursuance of the statutes
in such cases made and provided, | will open
and hold an election at the various election
precincts in said county, ON SATURDAY,
MAY 18Th. 1865, for the purpose Of as
certaining whether majority Of the voters
of said county will approve or disapprOVe
subscription by said county of $500, 900 to the
Capital Stock of said Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad Company, in the Coupon Bonds Of said
county-one-t third payable at the expiration Of
fifteen years, one-third in tweny years, and the
other third in twenty five years from the date OF
their issuance, bearing six per cent. interest
payable semi ut which election those
voters who are in favor Of sub seriptOn will put
on their tickets the words AZ for subscription, :"
and those opposed to the subscription will put
on their tickets no subscription"
sass. .a- B. j. SHERIDAN
COmmis'r Registration for Davidson County.
aprl9 I'd.
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In IBankrupscy.

Middle Distries er Tennessee at Nash
viiie, May 1Ifh. 1855.
IahB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
NOTICE OF his appointment ~ Asfienss Id
james Dement, SolOman 4. SeliRman. Aibsfr
o. tiarrstt and Isaac Oppenheimsr ia the' clslufv
% Davidson and State OF enneases. within al
district, who have been adipdged bankrupts or
Dlstret A. A. HALL,
lAS'- iAH's Assignee.
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.eana " ashiua. Ton and Ssathern FfN
Chaffnnosskn.
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SPARTA STAGE
once SIC

Arrives Mondavs. Wednesdays and Fridays,
al p. n. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays aud at
uTdays, at Al
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lir-f WashiuGfpu and Soufhern VIA
EfsattanoogH.
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