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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-09
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Capt THOMAS s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UMoN AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Of its proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern will be JoNEs, HAYS
4 CO.. by whom the business Of the establish
ment viii DO continued as heretofore, nj the old
stand. corner Church aud Cherry streets, oppo-
site the postoffice.
Capt. HAYS was born and raised In this city
and is well known for his courteJy and amiabili-
ty ~ a gentleman. as we'll Us for intelligence,
Integrity and promptness as man OF business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office. and will be found in our counting
room.
The ouu business Of tho old Grm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt HAYS
viii also settle that, and will give all proper re-
coipts and Rcquitances.
Being fully prepared 10 DO all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the now
firm solicit continuance of the liberal patron
age EXTENDED 10 the old
January 10. 1863.
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IN MEMORIAM

Another of The sweet, gentle ones of earth has
passed to the sun-ht cline beyond tho clouds
Our hearts may truly say, None ever knew
ATE M0ORMAN bat to love herr Nearly two
years ago she was happily wooded to that most
amiable, Christian gentleman, Rev, W. X. War
rem, and their hearts and lives have flowed
along as one in deep affection, until death last
Sabbath morning suddenly snatched away his
darling Onel She was called away from earth
to heaven Just when their fattering hope gave
promise Of SO much of domestic biiss-jpst when
prospects of happy usefulness painted their
coming future all IN brightest eOiOrings--w
their fondly eredul0us hearts we're gladly nun
bering over all their promised joy -just when
Z each was to each q dearer self"
She was retiring. sensitive, vet high-toned
and deeply affectionate-the almost id0llzed one
with her devoted sisters. fond father and family
kin whose hearts are grief-stricken. sorr0Wlng
to almost breaking, at this sudden. affective be-
reayement kATE's image is enshrined IN their
hearts, while memory will hallow her virtues,
all her sWeetly gentle ways, and her ten thou
sand afiectiOnate kindnessssl Her many rela-t
tiyes and friends viii long cherish her sweet
memory, while they extend their sincere sym
pathy to the beresved family, husband and those
doubly orphaned ones, in this their dark hour
of grief, at the loss Of their loved aud loving
KATE She lived Christian life, and died the
''Geath Of the righteous" She sleeps beside her
sainted sister and brother Baldwin. while their
spirits now winr, around the throne in heaven
July Sth, lS6S.
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C1Scha1rL JaIS s.-sFlour easier
family 500 Is. wheat 81 90@2 Corn
s49SSc. Oats 1876. Whisky in bond
SS9S5c. Mess pork S2s. Lard 12ic.
Bulk nests-sh0ulders l03c; sides lSc.
Bacon ll39l5(@l6c; hams 1S&@l9ic.
Bntter 2O9SOc. Eggs lie. Potatoes 81
%. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, July s.-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour very. quiet. sWheaa 81 slO62 I5.
Corn ~ 985c. Oats 73@7sc. Rye 81 IS
C9l 40. Provisions dull and nominalIy
unchanged.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, July S.-The Tobacco Fair
ls sn immense suecess. Four hundred
hogsheads were offered. The i6rsf nrel
MUM to Picketps Warehouse from Bal
lard county, Ky. Bright wrappers sold al
S275 per hundred. Second premium 10
Hart & Co; third premium to Hart & Co.
Flour $7(97 so for superfne. Wheat 81 IS
@1 90. Corn 95@96C. Oats 7S9s0c. Rye
81 rs. Mess pork SIS. Lard 163Gi7.
Bacon-shouldsrs l23 clear rib sides l6}
clear sides 17c. Bulk meats-shoulders II /,
clear sides Is.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Cotton less &C
tive; sales 1200ba upland 324c. Flour
Is very aotivs and 5910c better. Wheat
y 1902 IL. Coffee firm, with stair de-
nlsnd for Rio Sugar heavy, Cuba 1lf@
HE. Molasses nominal.
3 New York DFygOOds Market, I'D,
NEW York, July e. Drygoods mar
ket firm. Prints from 10 to IA. Standard
sheetings l74c. ... G~- -s...E .sf.H
New YOrk Honey Market. r.
NEw YORK, July S.-MoneY steady
and unchanged. Sterling firm. New Ten
nessees 694. Gold 14Os.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday July 8.
Trade more brisk than yesterday. Wheat
is coming in freely. rys.s -s-....
coTToN. in this market has be-
come SO dull that we heard Of no receipts,
sales or shipments yesterday.
WHEAT.-Active: receipts liberal; de-
mand good; 500 bushels were bought
yesterday at 81 rs for prime white, 81 70
for red, Mediterranean 81 6O@1 65, Amber
81 70.
CoRN-Corn firm, supply limited yell
low 73c; white 75c per bushel in store,
sacked, S5c; delivered at depot, S6988.
HAY-$20 per ton. .-'
BAcoN-Active with slight advance
We quote clear sides at l7@174c; shout
ders Is 4@14eg plain hams, l8@l9e; Ten
nessee canvssed 193@2Oc; country, TO
1S1c; sugar cured 204@2lc.
LARD-In tierces lscj ia kegs 21c
per Id inthree and FIVE pound caddies, per
case, 219c.
FLoUR-Common TO choice supertine
$7@8 so, extra $1O@l1, Cream of City
S11, fancy Sl1 OH per Dbl. new 81
OH; old is declining, and prices are
merely nominal .-......
BARLEY-$1 so per busheI
CORES 21@26c; Lsguyrs, q;
Java, 38940e. Aa4s .,-
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans, IS
@Soe.
sRups- 65@1 Zoe per gallon.
SUaAR-Crushed and graduated 1910
1s4o ;coffee sugars, A, B. C.17ie, lie. 1896
New Orleans, l6@164c; Demarara, 100
164c choice.
CANDLEs-Star candles 173c per d.;
hard pressed talIow S. 25Psr box.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels 50 90
per Dbl.
LIQUoRs.-Common rectiGed 81 100
2 Is by the barrel; Robertson county
81 5O@4; Bourbon S4C96.
IRON.-Tsnnessee common bar SIC per
ID. Kentucky SIC; Tennessee band 100
lO1c; Kentucky do 7@74c.
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eoLumnIA 70 RE nuasEp. d.
A Warning 10 its CItIzens-The Me-
ErOes Threaten 10 Fire the Town,

A Warning 10 its CitIzens-The Me-
grOes Threaten 10 Fire the Town,
We learn from a gentleman Who resides
in Columbia, and is connected with the
running force Of the Nashville and Deca-
tur railroad, and in consequences thereof
absent from home greater portion of his
time, that on yesterday be received letter
from his wife, dated al Columbia the day
before, urging hisimmediate presence there
and stating that numerous anonymous COM
mnnications had been received through the
Columbia postofiee, addressed to various
citizens, wherein we're brealhed fendish
threats OF the intention Of burning the
town at some indefinite period, but soon.
The greatest excitement consequent thereto
prevails, and the people are determined to
meet the emergency like men, come when
it may. II such really is the case, and such
reports be true, it certainly bshooves every
one to be on the lookout. Should the un-
fortunate calamity occur, hemp, steel and
leud are true and tried antidotes to iuesn-
diarism.
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joy, JOY Has JUST BEGUN. We
have undeniable information from State
authorities that Gen. lines, Receiver of
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad,
has rendered his resignation Of that
"posish," TO take effect when the en-
ployees are paid of We understand that
DIR. ID. B. Clihe, Receiver of the Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville railroad, has
been appointed by Gov BrownloW rice the
deceased" Our benighted and isolated
friends down the country will hail this
news with delight, for spring would be
bnt gloomy weather if we had nothing else
but spriug"
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II Af Efksk - kk kE#&s skF
a NeIgllE,0r kiI1s D Neixisbor &C CslI-
IeOka, and FIees frem Judgement.
We learn from. Conductor Stone, Of the
passenger line Of Nashville and Decatur
railroad, who arrived in the city on the
afternoon train yesterday, that a cold
bloOded murder occurred yesterday morn
ing or the night before, he could not as
seFtain which, at or near Culleoka, a small
post village situated in Marry .cOuntS,
about ffty-6ye miles south Of Nashville
and quarter or half mile from Pleasant
Grove, the railroad station Il appears
that two neighbors, Young and Nash BY
names, living in the vicinity of CulIeoks,
apd whose farms were in close proximity
10 each other, became, some months since
Involved an dispute originating from an
inroad of a drove Of Mr.. Nash's
pigs upon the fields Of Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Young spoke TO Mr.. Nash of the
depredations his hogs were committing,
and told him if he did not pen them up'
and that should they repeat the affair, that
nc hOuAA All bHtuus his occurred some
months ago, angry words passed between
both parties and from that time until its
bloody Termination, yesterday, a deadly
feud existed between them and the greatest
aninnesity was evident on both sides. Ga
last Sunday Mr.. Nash's pigs again broke
into the fields of his neighbOr and this time
effected some serious pecuniary damage.
Mr., Young happened to be walking round
the farmland saw the destruction they had
wrought, coming back 10 his resi-
dence he met Nash on his premises
when he in an angry tone ordered
Nash to leave He left, but however
breathing curse Of vengeance. On the
day of the tragedy he was seen TO leave his
home for that Of Mr.. Young, armed with
his pistol in a short time afterEard Young
was a stiff corpse, he having shot and
killed him instantly, He then fed the
tragic scene, coming to this city il is thought
on the accommodation train of yesterday.
II is to be hoped that he may soon be
caught, Gagged and made to pay for the cold
blOoded deed. Nash, we learn, was, dGring
the war, Conductor on one of the railroads
leading into Nashville and was a middle
aged man not more than thirty-tiVe or forty
years old, while on the other hand YoEog
was gray-headed man Of fifty, leaving a
large family to mourn his tragic fate,
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Pnre Seed Wheat.

Every intelligent farmer knows the adj
vantage of sowing pure seed Dhedt, so that
when you raise a crop you will have moth
ing but wheat, and will raise two or three
bushels more to the acre. This advantage
can be gained by the use of the "New
Wheat Fan, Seed Separator and Smut Ma
chine Combined" now being manufactured
and sold by T. II. Jones q Co., Nos. 2 and
4, corner College and Church streets. Call
and see for yourselves. jy2eod 1w.
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The best wheat Fan, Grain and Seed
Separator and Smut Machine, Combined"
ever introduced into this country, is now
being manufactured and sold By 7. ii.
Jones & Co., . and 4, corner College and
Church streets, 10 his city. This mill will
chat from three to four hundred bushels
Of wheat per day, and cleaner at one ran
ming through than any fan in the market.
Grain dealers viii give from twenty five to
fly cents more on the bushel for foul wheat
cleaned on this machine than with the
common fAu. jy2eod lw.
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Fhe Park question.

To the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch
l see the Board of Aldermen have agreed
to buy park. Do the people of Nash
vile want a park? Are we able to buy
one If we are able l say buy it, but look
well before you do. See that you do not
get bad bargain. This park question is a
big thing, we should not think of less than
one hundred acres, have it large enough
for any time, and see that You have 1000
or 1900 acres lying all round il, so located
that you will add largely to your tax list
to help pay for the park. / have looked
and see no place so well suitable as to ask
Edgeield TO sell us a park; and don't be
frightened, for when she sees that one hun
dred acre park and fee bridge which the
county could give you, are offered, you will
win the young damsel.
You could build the new waterWorks on
the Edgefeld side, and stop drinking
seepage from South Nashville and Browns
creek. You could sell half the upper
wharf aud make a wharf in EdgefeId for
wood, coal and lumber, most Of which are
landed on private Whsrves, because the city
owns no suitable place.
I ask North Nashville, South Nashville
and West Nashville, to show a location
with prospect of adding one Thousand or
twelve thousand acres of land and snch a
population as is in Edgefeld And once
say 10 the city authorities, that if they want
park Of one hundred acres in Edgefeld,
they can get it on the river bank, opposite
Broad street, extending APP the river TO a
point above the waterworks. They can buy
Il for $500 less Than they have been
offered that amount of land for; aud the
difference in price will put it above over
flow and make all the improvements neces-
sary, for ten years 20 come.
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Far,nera- VIII Paw

The New Tanning Mill" now being
manufactured and soid by @. T. Jones &
Co., Nos 2 and 4, corner College and
Church streets, will clean Wheat, Corn,
Oats Rye, Barley, MiIlet, Timothy, Clover,
Hemp, Flax and Hungarian Grass Seeds,
And if Timothy be mixed with Clover,
Millet or Hungarian Grass Seeds it will
separate them. These mills are made Of
good seasoned lumber and ege5y machine i0ay-
rdnted july2-eOd lw.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river rose at this point yesterday
about four inches, bringing the mark up to
about twenty inches on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather yesterday was oppressiTely
warm until about 8 P. NJ, when q strong
western breeze struck mp, bringing With it
a refreshing shower, about o'clock, which
continued for two hours. gt-if oat
ARRIVALS.
Ella Hughes, from Giro.
.gFA DEPAKTUREa .l
None.
rft LEAVING TODAY.
Ella Hughes, at 4 P. NJ, for Cairo. i.
The Hella Ughes las mi Lord would
sayl came up FROM Cairo yesterday morn
ing, but with a slim trip, however Her
cargo consisted Of twenty-five bales hemp
and MISCELLANY Of smaller freight.
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FAILURE To REPAIR SIDEWALKS. fen
Of our citizens, some Of them very prOmi.
nsnt ones, were arraigned before the Police
Commissioner yesterday morning, charged
with failures 10 repair their sidewalks.
Some were discharged, and others had
their cases continued for several days. An
property holders are warned to hasten tae
reconstruction o! their pavements, curb
lngs, etc As the municipal authorities are
bent upon enforcing the laws relative
thereto.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. - VIM.
Forsyth, SeaIer Of Weights and Measures,
on yesterday caused the arrest and arraign-
ment before Justice Thurneck Of John
Murray, West Church street grocery man,
for refusing to have his weights and mea-
sures properly sealed, according to section
1887 Of the Code Of Tennessee, which pro-
vides for the same once year. Mr..
Murray was fined S. by the Justice
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MAURY COUNTY SCHOOL CHILDREN
Rev. Mr.. Mack, of Columbia, Superinten-
dent Of Public instruction in Maury coun-
ty, has reported TO Gen. Eaton the scholas-
tic population of that county SIS follows ::
Whites 6222, blacks 1920; total 1912,
Mr. Mack expects to put about sixty schools
in operation as soon as the couniy's proper
ton of the school fund is known.
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nuR AGENra

JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at olarks-
viIlc Tennessee, to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DIsPATCH.
s. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin, is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
tos. 70 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UMoN AND DISPATCH. I'D
DIR. J. B. MATTHEW'S, Druggist, Odd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street, Il our
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for ad-
vertisiRg and subscriptions in Edgofeld. Orders
delivered &c him will be promptly attended to.
lie will also keep tho Daily UuoY AND DIS
ala
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HUNTINGDON
Z NORTH CHERRY STREET,

NO. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American Block J ~
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 Garabaldl Suits, in brown
and white DHck, striped Alpaca and
cheek Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen els-
giant MarseilIes Vests fine Furnish.
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspehders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
IA A HUNTINGTON, ~
jun4 IF SD. -t.s. No, North Cherry st.
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BY correspondence between tickes
holders and the manager of the Paschall
House Association, 1T will be seen that the
drawing has been postponed till the 9Th Of
October. The reasons stated are salts
factory 10 us. Mr.. Mcclure need not
arrange to refund any money to US, being
convinced that there Is nothing unfair, but
on the contrary, evidence of the utmost
fairness ia the postponement.
The eighteenth quarterly statement Of
the First National Bank, exhibits a clean
balance sheet. See sworn statement
See notice OF DR.. w. p Jones, Executor
Of ID. e.. Jones.
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f
London advices Of yesterday quote United
States sos at 735. y.aN
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold By
them at 4cpremium. 500.
f. United Statet bonds are rather dull, with
but little disposition to buy. Dealers here
geRerally efer &c under the New York rate
and hold at &c advance.
4 Tennessee bonds have declined still fur
ther in New York Thsold vera quoted at
7Ofc, and the new at 69lc.
Nashville corporation cheeks are IN
changed. They may be quoted at s5o
buying, and 90c selling.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in much de
mand at 3Oc. fn
The New York Times Of the 9th instant
says: &C ....-...
The import entries for the past week,
embracing only the drygoods return in our
last paper, amount to $3.50, ISL, against the
total entries of 81, 97l ,793 same week last
year. The export clearances Of domestic
produce amount TO $3,l13,799, against S.
SAL 1893 same week last year. The export
of specie amounts 1927 ,532, against 81, )
534, 86l same week last year. The customs
of the week are $l,648,097. The receipts
of cotton, coastwise and by railroad, are
1882 bales. The number of emigrant pas
ssngers arrived during the week, 1881.
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CUMBERLAND UEyERsIry-IAw m
rARTNENT.-We have just received from
President b. w. Mcdonald, a catalogue Of
the students Of the Department Of law in
Cumberland University for the academic
year 1868, which shows the Uniyersily n
be in sound, healthy and Hourishing CON
dihon. The class in attendance during H.
past year numbered upwards Of seventy
Of whom the following eleven we're grad.
mates Jno. L. Anderson, Bailie Peytou
and A. c. Stewart, Lebanon; II. NJ. Ans
tan and Jno. X. Houmee, Gallatin; S. Bunch
Hopkins, Springfield; John NJ. Bass ant
Writ Hughes, Nashville; Jas ID. Park
Franklin; G. 5. Ridley, Smyrna and-Ino
+. Matthews, Murfreesboro
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TER FERTIGE STABBIEG CAsE.-In the
court of Justice Mathews, yesterday, Geo.
Fertige was found guilty Of stsbbing John
Ritter with intent to kin, and bound over
by the Justice to the next term of the
Criminal Court, giving $1,000 bonds for
bis appearance. This case was Of Consid-
cradle interest, having been on trial for
two days, during which time nine wit
nesses were examined.
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ErerN EnrIlIer

Is interested in the "NeK Tanning Mill"
now being manufactured and sold by I. Fl.
Jones & Co, Nos. 2 and corner College
and Church streets, because it will clean
and separate the foulest wheat from smut,
cheat, cookies, blighIed, broken and shriv-
elled grains, and other impurities, leaving
the best, healthy, plump grains to SOW.
Farmers are invited to bring the worst
samples they have of any kind of grain or
seeds, and give the machine 3 thorough
trial. JyE-eodlW.
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A NEW RECEIvER.-CsPt ID. +. Dayen-
port, Of Decherd, Receiver Of the Win
chester and Alabama railroad, has received
the appointment Of Receiver on the Man
chester and McMinnville road also. This
consolidation is done with view to cur
failing the expense Of two salaries,
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Police COURT, July s.-Psralee Chad
man, assaulting with a rock, continued in
definitely.
JAS. McCool, drunkenness on the street,
SO and costs.
J. C. Hamilton, drunk aud using abu-
sive language, 50 and costs
Jno. Notary, drunk and lying on the
street, SO and COSTS.
d. c. Yates, drunkenness and lying on
The street, discharged; carrying concealed
weapons, s. and cosls.
Bose Haley, robbery, transferred to
Esquire Mathews,
Chas. Lingner, peddling without license
SOS.
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THE numerous friends Of our highly
esteemed young friend, Robert q, Smiley,
Jr., will be much grati6ed 10 know that he
has been pronounced better, and high hopes
are entertained for his rapid recovery.
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GONE To JAN UNTIL. CRIMINAL COURT.
Morris, ihe man who attempted 30 as
sinaie an old man by the name Of Norris,
was on yesterday bound over to the Grim
inai Court by Squire Wilkinson, and in
default Of $1,000 sent to iaiI.
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CORPORATION CULPRITs. 1t is truly
astonishing that Of the great number Of
offenders who are daily brought before the
Police Judge for reprimand, at least one
lhird are charged with getting drunk and
going 10 bed in the street.
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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 and dealers so that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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Farmers, MLlIers, Graln-DeaIers and
business Men

Will find it to their interest to call at
Nos. 2 and 4, corner of College and Church
streets, and examine the new Tanning
Mill" now being Manufactured by T. H.
Jones & Co. This Fan has been thorough
ly tested by many of the best farmers,
millers and mechanics in the country, and
they all pronounce it a perfect auc-
cess and valuable invention which has
long been needed. Call and examine
the mill. Is will pay you.
, iuly2-eod-lW,
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BARBECUE AT PRosPE cT.-The people of
Prospect, Giles county, have grand social
barbecue and bran dance in prospect for
Saturday next. Extensive preparations
are being made for a grand ioIlifcation.
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So Business Men aud Advertisers
1enpraIIV

The UEION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large add
tions of the latest and hest styles of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Flour.

Choice New Wheat Flour for sale at w. w.
T0TTEN'S. at greatly reduced prices, by the
sack, barrelo or car load.
NO. q NORTH C0LLEE ST..
june27 I'm Nashville, Tenn