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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

Superb Riding Whip and Spurs valued at Sc.
The Queen OF Love and Beauty viii be
crowned Dy the victor OF the day.
The Maids of Honor will Ee selected by the
yicjors in contests for lesser prizes.
TIE Orator OF the day, AWarder OF prizes,
Herald at Arms and other spsclaItles will be
announced on OF before the morning OF the
Tournament.
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KEAsaEY & CO.,

rugs! Drugs |!
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Sew Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June l5-Gotton quiet but
firm miGdlIrgS 27G271zci sales 80 bales; re-
ceipts SO bsles. erlng 32>3955; New York
0our anil and unchanged,
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RUSINEss NOTICE.

Capt THowAs s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the Union AND DISPATCH. becomes
from this date one oG it, proprietor7. The firm
uamo-of the new concern win be JoNEs, HAYS
& Co., by whom the bushes. Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
cite the postoffce.
Capt Hays was born and raised in this city
and is well known for his courtesy and amiabii-
ty as gentleman, rs we'll as for intelligence
integrity and promptness ~ a man of'busineBs
lie Will have charge Of the business department
Of the oiice. and win be found in our Coun6ng
room. ..... .M.
The enui business NJ the old firm haviue
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt. Hays
viii also settle that, and will give all proper re-
cCipts and acqutances.
Being fnIly prepared II do ali kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
are extended 10 the old.
January "a 1868
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
I.OnIsvIIIa Market.


LOUISVILLE, August Tobacco firm ;
sales Al hhds-lugs s. 1909 IS; medium
leaf DO. tlour-7superfne So 25@6 90.
Wheat 81 S0@1i00. Corn 93(as5c. Oats.
new, SOC. Mess pork $2S 5OC62S IS. Lard
1Si@lS9c. Bacon-shoulders IS8: clear
rib sides l63c; clear sides III. Bulk meats
4-shoulders l2@l2fc; clear sides lGCGl64c.
Whisky, raw and free, 81 20. go n.
Cincinnati Market.
E CMCNNATI, August Flour, family,
50 75610. Wheat 50 0ja2 IS. Corn
s5@S6c. Oats G5C970e. Whisky 55c in
bond. Pork SIS 80. Lard lSc. Bulk
meats and bacon unchanged. Butter 500
S5c. Potatoes 81 80.
New York Market.
( NEW YORK, August Cotton Is
shade trmer; sales to-day 1900 bales; up
lands SOC. Rice dull. Coffee quiet. Sugar
Molasses quiet. Flour sc better
Wheat firm and quiet at 81 9OGS2. Corn
dull at 81 05@l lie.
New York DrygOO,Is Market. ...
New YORK, August 1.-Drygoods mar
ket firm; Thorndyke bleached muslins 14l;
prints l4@l4l; delains zoe; Amoslseag A
sheetings l74c.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, August Money market
easy at So 4fOr call loans; sterling exchange
dull at q 9l0l; gold l45} @I453. Govern
ment securities quiet. New Tennessees
G24 old 625. .
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE, Saturday, August ]
,s-,r.,s, I,,1I o,J ba,yy


lCoTroN.-Fifty bales of cotton changed
hands yesterday at csc, larger amount
than has been sold for some time past. o..
% WHEAT-C otinues to rule very firm on
account of the indisposition TO sell which is
manifested by the farmers. We heard Of
the following sales &c bushels red and
amber at 81 75@1 so; 20 bushels Mis-
souri, red, 81 IS; 400 bushels red, 81 81
50busheIs red and amber, 81 So; 60 bush
els red, 81 sos $50 bushels white, 81 974 !;
80 bushels Mediterranean, 81 Is; 100
bushels red, 81 824.
CoRN-Is in active request, and sales
we're name of 1900 bushels at 81 o. at The
depot, and 85a sac loose from wagons.
OATs.--Sales Of oats from store at 75c for
sacked. 80
HAY-Prime timothy S24@25; com
mon Sl9 per ton. 800
BACoE.-Businezs in this market yer
tsrday was passabIe advance Of tc On
shoulders. We quote clear sides al l7!;
shoulders scarce at I4c(g lllc; plain hams,
I9e Tennessee canvased l9l@ ga
country, 176B18lc; sugar cured BIC.
LARD-Advancing and firm. Il ia ono
ted at 19@I94c in tierces; in kegs 2l4c;
in three and Eve pound caddiea 2l@2Hc
per ID, 49,
FLOUR-Nochsnge in tlis market, Com
mon to choice auperfue Sos So extra
S1O@II, Cream Of City 81, faney $llG9l2
per Dbl. neS SI1@12; old "a declining,
and prices are merely nominal.
BsRLEY--$1 50 per bushel. 20
CoFFEE-stifer; Rio 21!G926c Laguy-
IA, &c; Jaws, Ss@foc. at.-.
MoLAssEs Reboiled New Orleans, %
9S0c. % a~
sKUPs--659l lee per gallon, sr,
sUsAR-Cushed and granulaied lSt@
islc; coffee sugars, A, 2, c. lTGel7te lG3
Ollie, 161@ l6ie; New Orleans, l69l6le
Demsrara, 16916Ic choice. .
sHEs.
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB.-On a "


SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB-On very
short notice, number of the citizens Of
the 23d civil district, of Davidson county,
assembled at Zion Church. On motion Of
C. w. Nance, John ID, James was appoint
ed Chairman and E. III. Hatcher Secretary.
The club being organized, the object of the
meeting was further stated to be for the
purpose of preserving peace and harmony
In the community, and sustaining and en-
forcing the laws to promote the election
of Seymour and Blair for President and
Vice President of the United States Of
America. .. 81. D. -..-. r..-
A petition was presented by w. N. Nc
COole and II. G. Hyde, which earnestly,
but respectfully petitioned Governor BROWN
low and the Legislature to call conyeh-
ton to remove the political disabilities of a
large portion of the people of this State.
Of one hundred and forty-four persons, to
whom thispetition had been presented, all
but two had signed it. The thanks of the
club were given M essrs. McCoole and HYDE
for their energy and efficiency 10 getting
it up. - - &
T. W. pOus0h anu T.. n. .1alchSra. were
appointed a committee to draft eonstitu-
ton and by-laws. M 3
The names Of twenty-five members we're
enrolled ia few minutes. 20 u
The following permanent officers were
elected John d. james, President John
Noblett and Noah Underwood Vice Presi1
dents; T. H. Yound, Secretary.
The club unanimously appointed q. W.
Nance to present their petition to the Legis1
lature, now in session at Nashville.
On motion, the club adjourned to meet
Tuesday night, August 18th, at eight O'clock.
az ga JOHN d. JAMES, President .
q H. HATOHER, Secretary. - - |
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Col. AAIEs' MEsAGERIE AND CIRCUs.-
Our city is being placarded with the beau
tiful and attractive bills of this vast estab-
lishment, which will arrive and give their
first exhibition in our city on Saturday, the
Sth inst. RUmor heralds the establishment
as one Of surprising merit and attraction,
and from the promises put forth we feel sat
isfed it will prove itself worthy the liberal
patronage usually bestowed by our citizens
on everything truly meritorious. Apart
from the Circus performances, which our
exchanges pronounce unusually good, the
Geological and 0rnithological collection is
said to be fully equal to any Menagerie in
the country. Among the many novelties
promised US, possibly the most attractive
as it is the most novel, will be the perform
ances Of Signorita Ella Eugenie, surnamed
the Lion Queen and the well known
Herr Lengel, with their deRs Of Royal
Tigers, Asiatic Lions, Bengal Leopards
African Panthers and Russian Bears
which, we are informed, they have trained
TO a degree OF submission never before wit
messed. a.s.ass
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w. ID. Kline, the well known druggist,
ia adding constantly to articles in his line,
aud has now rs complete an establish
ment as can be found in the country. lie
has every article usually kept in first.class
houses, and nothing passes his counters
that IL not pure and Of the best quality.
Go 20 81 Masonic building, Church street,
ioHdrugs, medicines, etc.
Albert Il Sesman have their regular
auction sale at No. - Public Square,
commencing at % O'clock tomorrow morn
ing
The Feuians win meet tonight at their
Hall
+. Ozanne's Ice-cream Saloon is still in
full blast. Families furnished on reason
able terms.
Attention il directed TO the announce
ment Of the University Of Virginia.
An important legal notice from the S,t
perior Court Of Augusta, Georgia, win be
found in our advertising columns.
See Bankrupt notices.
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0IrW AGENTS

JOHN W, FA&ON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Clarks-
viile Tennessee, to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and Advertisements for the UEIoE Ann
DTsPArCB.
s. 2. R0zBBL Of Franklin, is our author
igod agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
TICS, 90 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
tho UEI0N AND DIsPATCH.
DR.. J p. MATTHEWS, Druggist Odd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street, is our
authorized Ascent TO receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in FlgeGeld. Orders
delivered 70 him will be promptly attended to,
10 will also keep the Daily UNIov AND Dis
v.rNu an lrale ~. H.
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fCANDLEs-Star candles 17Ec per ID
hard pressed tallow S. 25 per box.
sALT-Advaneed and firm. Five bushel
barrels are now quoted at So, and seven
bnshel at S. IS per BIB. per car load "a
for single barrel, ga. 4di f4Ea
Liquors. Dull, with a downward
tendency. Common recti6ed 81 100
2 25 by the barrel; Robertson county
81 5O@4 Bourbon s4@6. 81 (
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FIRST RACE-YOUNG AMERI6A STAkR FOE
two year olds, dash Of a mile. Subscription 81,
play or pay. Association 20 add 500 Eve 0r
IN
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SECOND BOARD.
The New York Herald says in its none
article Of July %:


Tennessee skies were pressed for sale, IN
consequence of the Legislature having
passed an act this morning Senate bill No.
II providing for the fnnding Of all the over
due coupons and bonds of the State, "a well
as all that mature within the next three
years, into thirty years six per cent. bonds,
the interest to be payable semi-annually at
Nashville alike with the principal. BY
this it win be seen that the policy We
marked out as the only course for the State
to pursue has been adopted. All payments
either of interest or principal, will be sJis
pended by the terms of this act for three
wears, and in the interval about four mil
lions of Indebtedness will mature. The
prospect is not q pleasant one for the bond
holders to contemplate, but considering the
extremely bad condition Of the finances %
the State, nothing better could have beer
expected, and il will be well il, at the ex
piration Of the three years, the State fndi
itself in a position to resume payment as
urODOsed. - E WE-kU
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hereby annouRce Ryseif As a candidate for
Congress. an this diArict, subject 10 the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Repubii
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON
July 6, 1865. jy7 tt.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.

~ Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UNroN AND DTsPATcH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and il will be sold to
newsb0ys and dealers 80 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
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NELL S. Brown, JR., sec'y.

POLICE COURT, AUGUST i. Geo. Evely,
assault and battery, $40 and costs. {
Mike CASTILLO, abusive language, costs.
II. Handreth, same offeuse, discharged
Henry johnson, obtaining money fradu.
lently, costs. e aElEE ~ /
Lem Foster and Jerry Woods, larceny
of cigars, transferred to Esquire Mathews
= VIM, Sillett, assault and battery, So and
costs.
Sallie johnson and Oracle McQuiddy
keeping houses of ill-fame, SO and COST
each. a
Ephram Demon, trespassing, transferred
George Davis, assaulting his wife and
disturbing public peace, So and costs.
VIM. Duncan, regrating in market, COZ
tinued.
Emma Woods and Matte AlleR keep.
ing houses Of ill-fame, $40 and costs each
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At the earnest solicitation Of many Of our IN
huential citizens. l hereby announce myself a
a candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing fail
election. IL II. THORNBERG
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WATER TAx-For the present half year
is now due, and saving of ten per cent.
can be made by paying at the banking
house ot Thos. s. Mari, corner Union and
College streets. ljy29-lw.
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In RanIsrnplcI.
Middle District OF Tennessee az Nash
wire. JaIy 2ith, 1855.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HEkEBN dlNE5
notice Of ha appointment M Artguee Yi
w "A. tIaines, Alex. llemphhl " u Bratt1u.
Cha. y. Wesc0tt. Henry LEN and " h. IuI
nsr, of Davidson county Tenues pc. within
aid district who have been udJudECd bank
rupts upon their oWH petitions. b. che District
Court 81 sad district
ALEX. a. HALL. Assignee.
Office. n s. Market street iy25Iswss
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REv. d. II. SELPH, Of Uuion University,
will preach 10 the Bsptist Chapel, Polk
avenue, to-day--services to commence al
half past ten O'Clock A. NJ
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in rank aud years, had so fnlly-expE9ssed
his views He was, however, gnwiIiug to
LET this important occasion pass without
putting himself on record, upon the ques-
ton just discussed by the gentlemen who
had preceded him. He was in the late
Confederate army for four years, and when
the Confederate tag went down, had the
honor TO be 10 permanent comn;and Of all
the Tennessee infantry 81 the Army Of
Tennessee, and claimed the riglItato speak
for himself and bis late cempanionsin arms !;
thought he knew the temper and spirit Of
the gallant soldiers who had distinguished
themselves in so many engagements.
His whole COPELAND were pareled ia North
Carolina, aud ihen Accepted the terms Of.
the convention bad between Generals
Sherman and JohAson 10 good faith,
and felt fully NARRATED in the
belief that lss solsliers had for
feited no pledge ever made BY them,
that they had fought with distinction for
the "lost cause, and thai their record as
soldiers met The hearty approval Of their
friends and associates. These ho under
took to assure the cosnmittee could be
trusted upon whatever pledge they had
made; that since the war he had had FREE
quent occasion to know their sentiments,
feelings and habits, and that since their re-
turn home they had been as remarkable for
habits of order, sobriety, industry, and all
else that constitutes The good citizen, as
they were brave and sacrificing on the
field. ...-s s-a.c e-xs --.se- ra1
As TO himself he had not only accepted
and regarded his parole in form, but in
spirit. When he returned home from the
army, it was with the honest intention to
feel an interest and attachment to the gov
eminent in which his parole contemplated
his citizenship; had cultivated that
feeling without hesitation, and had
endeavored to impress the same upon his
fellow-soldier. He had been particularly
careful of this view Of the matter, because
he held the theory that not only is all pow
er inherent in the people, but the strength
and stability of the government was
in tle consent of the governed, and in their
devotion to the State. This was not gov
eminent of forces, but the genius of our
Institutions contemplated public sentiment
fairly and eonstitutionally expressed as
the mode of making and preserving the
law. He felt assured that military force
was not now the best means of preserving
the peace of the land and hoped the Legis-
lature would so consider the question. He
referred to the memorial Just submitted as
better statement of his position.
Mr.. Echel stated his satisfaction at the
earnest effort being made to preserve the
peace and maintain the laws Of the State,
and hoped they would be successful.
: The committee then adjourned.
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Was founded in 1850. It has already matricu-
lated four thousand students. of whom eleven
hundred and eighty-six have received the de-
gree of Doctor of Medicine. The buildings.
museum. etc, are in all respects com lete.
large Hospital is connected with the Depart
meut.
The regular course Of instruction will begin
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-02

THE FESIAEs MovNG.-The several
Fenian companies in this city will elect
their officers tomorrow night, at their hall.
II is whispered that active preparations are
being made for an early movement, but
toward what 20 int Is still kept in the dark
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-02

EIGTH WARD DEMOCRATIC Cruz. On
Monday night, August Sd, the seymour
Club of the 9Th ward will be addressed by
Hon. West H. Humphrey and Andrew j.
Caldwell, Esq, at the club room, South
Cherry street A full attendance Is ex-
Pected, and an invitation TO other clubs Of
the, city to be present, The ladies are
specially invited. 90 ~ e .sssa,g 4
NJ. G. CoTroN. President. 4
HIGH CARROLL Secretary EA
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FIsHING FOR Military HoNoRs. IT vas
rumored yesterday, on what we deem pretty
good authority that "o,rold jriead7, C')Innes
as honey-fuggling around the House on the
Hill for a posish A. Grand Command-
ant and Chief Fuglemsn Of the melish.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
HUNTINGTON,
No, 3 NORTH CherrY street.

iulyl4 If - .-ze1. ve5
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PERsoSAL-Our old friend L. b. Green,
Esq, Of Green & Green, is N the city, and
is receiving warm reception from his
numerous friends.
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London adyices of Yesterday quote Unite

States sos at r. 60. -s - -
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, aud sold by
them at &c premium.
There is very little doing in United
States bonds The banks buya a shade un'
der the New York rates and sell at about fc
advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday morningat 81 3 for the old
and GIG for the new Later private dis
patches, however, quote the new at 62f. (
Nashville corporation checks are scarce
and in some demand. Brokers are buying
at $50, and are selling at soc in the dollar.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Doth
ult. were as follows:
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aAsmHLLE AVID cHATTANeoaA RAILRoAD
LOUISVILLE ASnp NASHVILLE RAILROAD

Lonve Nashville at. fs' A. n. and 6.30P. n.
Arrive At Nashville at..-4O0 a. n. and $50 p. n.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatn
HI o. 80 A. n. arriving at Nashville at lib A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Nashville AZ 355 p. NJ, and
arrives at 9allatin at 685 p 81.
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THE Presidents and Secretaries Of the
various Seymour and Blair Clubs in this
city are respectfully invited to meet at the
hall of the ex-Soldiers3 Club, over Fall &
Gunningham's hardware store, at II o'clock
on Monday next, where important business
will be transacted
By order of the President of the ex-Sol-
diers' Club. F @ s es
NFrr1yS RpnvN In Ser,v
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AGENTS WANTED.

IHROM SO TO SEQ A DAY MADE WITH
il only few dollars capital. Agents wanted
an every town and esuHfy IN tho StEte. 10 s5
new MECHANICAL INVENTION Several
wanted Ia every household.
samples nailed - nuy address GA leesIpt ot
jyf w ,. D. Louisville. ~.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

River falling, with thirty inches water on
Harpeth shoals.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED. H-. tr.# .r.ts
....-. None. ..rr.
Weather moderate. Business dull.
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University Of Nashville.

aEFE H4 rFE FFE-EsE
HIS INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH SUP
| ported and controlled neither by Church
nor State, has rendered valuable and ackn0Wl-
edged services to the cause Of education, science
and religion It is established on permanent
basis, and while mainly dependent upon tuition
fees for its support, has ever welcomed studlOus
and ambitious youth to its advantages. with or
without money. Its the design of the Trustees
to open Law, Scientific. Literary and other De
partments as speedily as circumstances Will
allow. r.. f-fr .-.. .r... ......
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NASnVILLE OUOTATTONS

Gold Is without decided change. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 145B, was 145 at
10:20, 1445 at noon, and closed at 145i at
9 T. N. Dealers here were paying IA
and holding at 1454
Government securities were quoted in.
New York yesterday as follows;
SOS list series....................... 1875
5-2s I'd 11l15
sos Sd ll2l4
SOS new issue. ........... .............. 1851
IO-40s ........ .....' = srT r10sl 3
s7-8Os. "a and Sd series................ 1851
London adYices of Yesterday quote United
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passenger Trans
leaves Nashville at.-.... as 4. n. and 5:l5 P NJ
Arrive At Nashville atrG.45A. y. and 1894 ~.
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BateheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect Dve-hsrmless, reliable, instan
taAeous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InTigOrates the hair.
leaving IT soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william A. Batehelor, All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. lapr2s ~.
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SEEING TIRE ERROR or Hrs WAY.-On
yesterday at the Office of Hon. w. Mat.
Brown, on Cherry street, Capt Silas F.
Allen, First City Attorney, signed the me
mortal 70 Governor BrownloW, petitioning
the acknowledgement Of the citizens Of Ten
nessee.
Judge ShackIeford, Of Montgomery ooun-
~, also placed has signature 70 the paper.
. CoRREcuoS.-In our issue Of Friday
morning last, an account OF a shooting
scrape between Hat Maces and voupg
man named John Rucker appeared IN
which is a statement which, il allowed 70
20 without correction, may prove detri-
mental 10 Fuckers character. 1t is The
allusion made Of him a. bar-room loafer.
We have been assured by his friends thai
he is moi Of that stamp, but on the contra.
~, is a member Of one Of the city Temper
ance lodges. We therefore make ths
correction out Of respect and consideration
for his reputation.
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,ur.s WaSi4fstRton Rnd soUtherh via
Chattanooga.
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Loaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives ut Nash
villa Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at /
o'clock p. N.
LEwIsBURG And NsLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuosday, Thursday, and Sat
uriay at 80 A. A.. arriving at Lewlsburg same
IA
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