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NOTICES OF NEW RACKS.

| A Dictionary OF THE BIBLE, comprising its
Antiquities, Biography, Geography and Nat
ural history, with numerous Illustrations and
Maps engraved expressly for this work. Ed
tied by VIM. Smith, Classical Examiner of
the University of London. Royal octave, PIP.
l0l7.
The agent for this valuable work in this
city, DR.. J. w. Wann, has laid us under
obligations for a copy. 1t is from the pen
of an accomplished and eminent Biblical
scholar, and is one of the most complete
and useful books ever issued from the
press, as an aid to families, teachers, Sun
day School Superintendents, and Bible
readers and Bible students generally, in
studying and understanding the Scriptures.
1t contains every name in the Bible and
Apochrypha, of which anything can be
said. 1t gives an accurate account of every
place and every name in the Scriptures, of
which explanation or illustration is re-
quired. 1t describes every animal, bird,
insect and reptile, every plaB4 and every
mineral, every implement and domestic
utensiI mentioned or alluded to in the
Bible. 'The simple explanations Of this
work, unlike the expositions of q common
tary, admit of no UNCONVENTIONAL or sec
tartan coloring, and it is, therefore, equally
valuable to Bible readers Of every descrr-
tion of belief"
1t is bound in handsome style, consisting
of cloth, leather and morocco, and is a
work worthy of place on the shelves of
every library.
The LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS or GENERAL ROBERT
u. LEE. By James ID. McCabe, Jr., Author of
Life Of "StOneWall" Jackson, Albert Sydney
johnson, etc.
This book is by one of the most gifted
authors in the South. He has enjoyed
every facility for obtaining facts-the true
basis of biographical history, and his work
is recognized as standard and Official, as we'll
the portions pertaining TO the distinguished
subject as if regard TO the operations Of
the Army of Virginia. 1t is in every re-
spect one of the most finished, accurate and
complete records of the events which trans
pired during the recent war that has yet
emanated from the press. The sale in the
first month exhausted an edition of 10000
copies, and in this fact is found an evidence
of its worth. This is also to be had Of DIR.
]. Wann
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Meeting Of the CarrolI County took
"a Success.
The following resolutions adopted at a
meeting of the Carroll county stockholders
in the Nashville and Northwestern rail.
road, holden at the Courthouse in Hunting.
don some days since, are significant re-
tiex Of popular opinion everywhere:
Resolved, That in our opinion the man.
agement Of the Nashville and Northwest
ern railroad, since the same has been in
the hands OF w. P. Innes, as Receiver, fur
nishes evidence of disregard of the rights
and Interests of both the State and the
stockholders in said company.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the
adoption Of such means as will secure the
early payment Of the Interest upon the
bonds Of the State, loaned to said company,
either by sale or lease Of said road, or by
any other legitimate means.
Resolved, That in orr opinion, under
existing circumstances, the interest of the
State IN said road, on account of bonds
loaned to said company, and as stockhold-
ers IN said company, sand tax paying citi-
zens OF the State, we are in favor Of the
adoption Of such means as will most likely
accomplish this end.
Alfof which is respectfully submitted.
Y. w. ALLEN,
w. III. GRAVES,
ALVIN HAWKINS,
I. S. PRINCE,
A. L. HARRISON,
sa-s-s.e Committee
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nusIHEss NOTICE.

Capt TuoW,s g. HAYS, having purchased an
interest IN tho USroy AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Ct its proprietors. The firm
name II tho new concern viii be JoNEs. HAYS
4 Co.. by whom the business oSthe establish
ment will be continued as heretofore, at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets, oppo-
cite the postofice.
Capt Hays was born and raised Ia this city,
and is well known for has courtesy aud amiabili-
ty ss % gentleman. as well rs for intelligence
integrity aud prompness as a mau of business
lie w,lI have charre Of the business department
Of ihoolBce. and sill ne found in our eounting
room.
Tho EMU business Of the ola firm having
"a od Into the hands Of the new, Capt. HAYS
viii alse settle that. and will give all proper re-
ceir's and acquitances.
Bcing fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
Ing promptly aud ia the best manner, the new
Grm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
agc extended 10 tho old.
January 10. 1903.
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/. ID. WALKER. Secretary.

SUNDAY PAsTIME.-Geo Fertige, a fes-
tive old cuss, started out to Ash Barracks
Sunday afternoon in company with two
females of dubious character, to see the
soldiers and "hear the band play" On the
road out the sun came down in such heated
rays that George and the females felt dis
tressingly thirsty, and they stopped into
a Lager Beer saloon kept by one Mr.. Fay
Mr.. Fay discover ng who he was, and who
his companions were, peremptoriIy or
dered them to leave his premises. But
George swore he wouldn't, and Mr.. Fay
swore he should. and at once began with
the help of several persons in the house, to
eject George rather unceremoniously,
whereupon he drew knife, and stabbed
Mr.. Jno. Ritter three times with on e
blow in the head, cheek and breast. The
wound is not considered serious. Mr..
Ritter was taken to his house and properly
cared for, and being too unwell, Mrs. Ritter
went to the Office of Esquire Mathews and
swore out warrant against Fertige, caus-
ing his arrest and trial before Justice
Mathews, who bound him over in bond
of $1,000 for his appearance before the bar
of the Criminal Court, July 9th.
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CEO.RsTREEr GAnRorEE%.

CEDAR sFREEr GAnRoFEE@,
sfOppage OF an UnoHeHdiBs DarlSey
ON cedar street-They order Him TO
Shell! ont, but Find Nothing.
Oh Saturday night last, as Thaddeus
White. a negro man in the employ Of DR..
Resell, was going to his home, No. 10l
North Spruce street, he was aecosted on
Cedar street at the opening of an alley
near Spruce street, by crowd Of rufians,
four or FIVE in number, who presented their
pistols at HE head and ordered him to
fork over what loose change he had about
his clothing. lie fortunately had nothing
With him. They then let him 20, and
after he had passed down The street he
overheard one Of them say to his com
Panions, "Well, l didn't get anything from
that fellow but twenty-five cents and a
knife.D
Now such grievances are certainly trivial
in themselves, but do they not lead to
greaterY Should not our police keep
sharp look out for the scoundrels? They
are certainly precursors Of worser evils and
more daring deeds, and If they are allowed
to 90 scot free in small matters, they will
implant their banners here In our midst,
and re-euact the scenes Of '65. We are not
disposed to censure the Metropolitan Po-
licemen, as yet; would rather praise them
for their watchfulness and efficiency; en-
tering, as they did, upon their duties when
prejudice ran high, they have, by their
dealings, won the favora-
bic consideration of the Nashville people.
We suggest you little more attention in
the locality mentioned.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 49,
Exchange on New York was bought By
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
There is very little doing here in gov
eminent bonds. Dealers buy at a shade
under the New York rate and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 77Efor the old and 763
for the new.
There is but little doing in corporation
checks, but they may be quoted as firm at
S5c buying and soc. selling.
Bank of Tennessee notes are 10 demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. were as follows: 'E
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MnIlace,s american Sfud RooE

A few advance copies of this book
reached the city yesterday, and may be
found at w. c. Golfers, Union street. 1t
is probably the most complete and accurate
Turf Register in America, and has been
looked for with aVidity by many of the in
telligent turfmen of the South. The first
volume (the second is yet to come contains
the pedigrees Of the racers and trotters
that were distinguished up to the year
1910. The second will embrace all TO the
time Of its issue. This work has employed
the time of its compiler for ten years, and
is received by the leading breeders of the
country az the standard above all others on
the subject Of horses. The plan of the
work is thus given by the Country Gentle
man:
1t comprises, l. The pedigrees, arranged
alphabetically in separate classes, of horses
and mares admitted as Thoroughbred
requiring, as a rule, five crosses for mares
and six for horses, since 1920, with indul-
gence for the somewhat less complete
records in exceptional cases Of those of
prior date; 2. A catalogue, in the Appen-
dix, arranged alphabetically, without re-
garSs to sex, Of animals below this stand
ard, or which, if reaching it in fact, remain
uncertain for the lack of authentic record !;
and 3. The pedigrees of horses, mares and
geldings, comprising the trotting supple
ment, under the conditions of admissions
noted in the extract already made from the
title. The body of the work gives 2S21
pedigrees Of horses, which are very wisely
numbered after the example of the English
and American Herd-Books, occupying 400
pages, and nearly $50 pages filled with the
the pedigrees of mares. The Appendix"
embraces about $500 named animals. The
number contained in the supplement is
over 700. This first volume covers the
whole registry Of American horses of mark,
so far as it is now attaiDable, down to the
year 1S40-complete in itself, so that every
animal named can be traced through every
branch of its pedigree, to the final limit Of
our present knowledge.
Wakes Spirit thus speaks Of il: His
enlightened views in regard to horses, and
the scrupulons care he appears to have
taken TO admit nothing into the book that
is not strictly accurate, will make il very
valuable and reliable. There is not at
present in America any stud-book that
can be depended upon"
The few copies already here, will,
Of course, be speedily taken, but another
supply will be received by Mr. Collier in
day or two.
TIE best calico 12l cents at
iunel7 q. RICE & Cos.
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- slnErr nraeLaKs.

They Enter a House and Brighten a
Young Bady-NO Plumber Secured.
On Saturday night last, about 9 O'Clock,
the residence Of Mr.. J. F. Pentecost, No.
1s3 North Cherry street, corner Of Line,
was entered by two unknown proBlers, sup
posed to have been 10 search of valuable
plumber. No one was at home at the time,
cave young lady and The negro nurse Of
Mr.. Pentecost; the remainder of the family
had butts few moments before left for an
uptown ice cream saloon. The front par
Tor window had been left hoistsd TO admit
the cooling breeze, and the young lady was
sitting, with the nurse, in one of the
rear chambers reading, when they
thought they heard some one rumaging
among the parlor furniture. Quick as
thought she darted for the place from
whence the noise came, but her progress was
somewhat impeded by the appearance in the
vessibule of two Stalwart men, both six feet
in statue. The gas had been turned off in
the hall and somewhat dismayed, she ven
tured to ask, with futtering heart, fWho's
hA~AO4 W. GilSMCA GdAuC AOi1 Tic ell al
gers, when she repeated the interrogatory
the second and third times, but with the
same result. Suchsuspense was horrible, the
young lady couldn't stand it, she couldn't.
She gave q scream-a long, loud scream,
which was increased by the sonorous voice
Of the nurse, and together they ran out of
the door and across the street TO a neigh
bors. The silent providers wisely concluded
that every moment was money, and to-
gelher dashed from the house across Line,
down Cherry towards the Sulphur Spring,
where they we're soon lost in the sombre
shade OF the night. In few moments the |
police were upon the spot, but unfortunate
Iy the scoundrels had escaped. The affair |
caused quite ftsrOre in the vicinity, and
pr udent housewives Immediately began |
their silverware, valuables, ETC.,
for, as one of them remarked to US,
I'VE know not at what hour the plunderer
cometh."
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NV Advertisements.

Driver, Douglas & Co., al their depot
Nos. 10 and y South Market street, offer
fresh ground -four from new wheat, of the
best quality.
The finder Of a hair breast pin will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
office.
Crunk, Dodson & Co, sell at auction
this morning, dry goods, shoes, hats, no.
tions, etc.
Barnard & Israel, sell this morning at
auction dress goods, silks, lawns. laces,
collars, etc, etc. Ladies particularly in
viled.
Neaiman, Shields & Co, have large
peremptory trade sale this morning. See
advertisement.
A. Sellif is ia receipt Of the following
magazines for the current month Ladies
Friend, Godey's Ladies' Book, lie Bon
Ton, Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, DemOrset
Mirror Of Fashions, Peterson's Ladies
Marziue, Land We Love, Old Guard, New
Eclectic, Antilantic Harper's Phrenolo-
gical Journal, Every Saturday, Lippin-
cotl's Magazine, Catholic World, London
Society, Bellgrayia Temple Bar, Cornhill,
Cassell's Magazine, Pleasant Hours, Young
America, etc.
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Dressed Stone. Bricl,. Etc.

/ will receive private bids at my Office for
all the loose stone, Suitable for curbing,
tagging, or walls, etc } brick, or other ma
terial around the Courthouse, which, if not
sold by Saturday, the 9th day Of June,
inst, will be offered (in lots to suit pur-
chasers) at the south end of the Courthouse,
at auction, on that day, for cash, to the
highest bidder. P. L. EIcHoL,
June 23-td Committee.
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PERsoNAL-Gen. Alvan G. Gillem
recently temporary commander Of the
fourth military district, with headquarters
at Vioksburg, was in the city Saturday.
We were glad to meet yesterday our
friend Tully Brown, who returns with his
fair prOtege from his rural honeymoon,
with view to settling at his old home.
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The sales on the 10Th were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.

The dealings in Border State bonds have
been very large during the past week or ten
days. In reference to these securities, the
New York World Of the 18th inst says:
''The "bear" party in Virginia StAte
bonds, consisting Of Stale and bank officials
in Richmond, Washington and Baltimore,
whose engineering tactics the World eX-
posed at the time, have failed signally in
their attempt to run down the credit Of the
State, az the strong advancing market
shows. 10 regard 10 the doubt about the
payment Of the interest due on July /, If
the State Of Virginia were paying its IN
terest without fail, then the price Of its
bonds would be in the niBetes Instead Of
the ffiies. Considerable orders are IN she
market to buy the Border State bonds r
investment, as the opinion is gaining
ground among capitalists that they are at
their lowest point, and will Approximate
gradually to par a. Eeoonsiructien pre-
crosses"
The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the l9th inst says
Money is in full supply, the rates for elll
loans remaining at BOA Al the lower
figure the governments bond dealers are
generally Supplied Stock houses offering
the securities dealt IN at the stock boards
generally pay per cent 81 bank. Prime
mercantile paper sells at 5Gg6 per cent,
with little offering.
For the Mexican var bonds, g Of 'GS,
maturing 30th instant, IA vas offered.
The government, through the Assistant
Treasurer here, is anticipating the frinci-
pal Of these bonds 70 holders who sish
present payment, dedaciing ! per cent. for
the fraction OF time they yeth4ye % run.
Thus for the principal 994 i at present
paid. The coupon, 3 per cent, IL
payable July /.
Ghe recent advance in cotton a. Liver
pool has not sufficiently stimulated exports
90 bring any considerable amount Of cotton
bills on the markef here.
A sale Of one hundred bushels neE wheat,
from Tennessee, the first Of the season, was
made in LoaiFville Saturday al s. -.
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nrn AOENTs.

JOAN ". FANON. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Clarks-
willie. Tonneslee 20 receive and receipt for SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for tho UUoS AMI
D1sPArcH.
S. b. RGZELL. Of Franklin, is our author
izcd agent for Williamson and adjoining ooun.
tjcs. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions Ia
the IINr1v AND DIsPATCH.
DR. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist, Odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is oui
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for ad.
yertising and subscriptions in Edgeheld. Orders
delivered 10 him win DO promptly attended to-
He will also keep tho Daily UNION AND DIS
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUM--On to-mor-
row the examination exercises Of this first
class school begins, and are to be con-
linued through Thursday and Friday. On
Thursday night the halls will be thrown
open and soiree dans1aie given. Aud on
Friday night grand concert of vocal and
instrumental music closes the scholastic
year.
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HUME HIGH SCooL.-There will be ex-
ercises to-day at the Hume School, cen
sisting of declamations, colloquies, music,
etc. On tomorrow the schools close,
when the result of the June examination
will he read to the scholars.
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CONTROVERSIAL case Of obtaining Eve
dollars under false pretenses, was compro-
missed by Justices Cassetty and Brien yes
terday, by the accused refunding the money
and paying the costs.
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BUSINESS IMPRovING.-Police Commits
sioner Sparkling yesterday slapped his ju-
dicial gavel down upon twenty cases OF
miscellaneous natures, collecting some
ninely-fve dollars from the unfortunate
culprits. Encouraging, that, for begin
ming
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CAPT. JAMES JAQUEs, of the well-known
firm of Stuart Palmer & Co., salt maniac
turers, at Saltville, Va, was in the city
yesterday. We trust his brief visit may
prove both profitable and agreeable.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Umpire, Cairo,
DEPARTED.
Lena, Shoals.

The recent rains caused a swell Of about
seven inches. The water, however, is now
receding with twenty-five inches on the
Shoals. The larger boats have tied up, and
even the smaller packets have hard work
10 making anything like paying trips.
The Alpha passed Carbondale yesterday,
upward bound. .os
The Umpire had few hundred empty
barrels, some bar iron and shingles.
The Tyrone, We suppose, is at Paducah.
Capt Cartwright has so far recovered
from his late illness by poison, as to leave
to assume command Of his boat the A..
Baker.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRQF A. De CASTRO, A. A., OF THE
i University Of Paris. and MDNE DIS CAsFRo,
desire 70 make an engagement for the iRstTuc-
tion IA the following branches:
Vocal and InsfrumentaI sTasIe,
French, Spanish aad italian Lam
gnages,
Drawing aud PenmanshIp,
UBexceptiJna hls references given. Address
MONS. A. DE- CASTRO,
Prof. Of Music, Wesleyan Fem. College
Jnnl2 W.T. Macon, Georgia
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE. - The COM
mencencement exercises Of this star insti-
tuition closed on the 18th instant, and a
party Of returned Tennessee students ar
rived in the city yesterday. Among them
we had the unfeigned pleasure of greeting
our young friend Jos. w. Allison, who
comes back after a two years absence,
looking rosy and learned.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. This body did
nothing yesterday farther than listening 10
the argument Of the Evansville, Hender-
son and Nashville railroad. The same
case will be resumed to-day.
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EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON AND NASH
VILE RAILRoAD.-A letter from Mr.. John
II. Barrel dated New York, June 18th,
states that SOS tons of rails, for the Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville railroad
are on the route to Henderson. The iron
is daily expected there Mr.. B. also writes
that the balance Of the ll4p tons had ar
rived at New York, and would go forward
to Baltimore Immediately for shipment to
Evansville by rail. The Evansville bonds
had not yet been received by Messrs. Bar
ret q Ingle, and none Of them had been
negotiated; but it was thought there would
be little difficulty in disposing Of them adj
vantageously.
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Information in q. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.

NJ all NAsAt A'fa-
No. los United statss ". fourteen barrels
Kscti6ed Whmky.
UHEREAS. II. McP. SMITH. EsQ. At
trict, has hied bis information 10 faid Court 90
behalf Of tho United states, aud al al psrsona
concerned. against foufteen barrels re.tiLsi
Whisky, Linden j homaa leputrd own ers I'D
lcging among other things. that said sririfs aeas
seized a. forfeited 30 the United rtatss. isr ths
causes IN said infOrmati0n ALLEGED
Nov, therefore, IN obedience 10 thu pro- itIgn
Of the Court. % me directed and delivered. . d.
hereby give puhhe natise ta al YeraUls rlaffl
rag sad properly, or KNOWING 0T has tEE nnf.
thing to say why the same should roc Pc coo.
demned a. forfeited. and that they be- aud %
pear before gaid Circuit Court Q. BE- tni'isn ih
the Federal Court Room, ln The tHpit9i a
kaEhFiile. Tennessee On the s3th cay 90
1uste, 1858, nt 10 o'clock a. r.. then and u-@fu
d n h aLASCCCK
{unlgIn M a. 10 4
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WARLIRE DUNoEE Jim. Dungee the
noted, for threatening 20 blow the vital
spark ont Of tailor by the name OF Thos.
Harris, viii be tried by Justice Mathews
20 day al o'clock.
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The GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A
very important meeting of the David
son County German Democratic Club will
be held this evening at o'clock, at the
Yerein's Han. A full attendance is ex-
pected. BY order Of the President.
THEo. TRAuERNFCHr. Sec1Y
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ONE LITTLE FIGHT.--M essrs. J. B. Co
hen and NJ. Abrahams, two dealers in
sheep clodings," on Broad and Summer
streets, were unceremoniousIy hauled il
yesterday by the incorporating NJ. P.'s
for having "vun leetle wight in front Of de
shtore," for which justice will be dispensed
to thea by Commissioner Sparkling this
morning.
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In Bankruptcy.
Middle District Of Tennessee at Nash
vile. jane 18Th, Isss.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice q his apDOIn tment a. AsEigDee Of
Wm. N. Burdett Caleb Goodrich. and Poster.
Early j. Co, Of Davidson county. 1ennessse,
within said district, who have betn adjadged
banErupts upon their own netitiOns by the Dis
trict Court Of said District
O1hoe, o. s. Market st. jaals iaSst