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SUMNER CLOTHING. Powers
al his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will contiRne 10
receive, the most complete assortment OF
summer clothing yet brought 10 this city,
which be offers as low Is the losest. His
linen alPaeaa, silk lustrs, dFat d'ete, grass
linen suits are unsurpassed. He asks an
examination Of his stock and prices.
eod-Iw.
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THE examination of teachers is going
on at the Hume Building, The newly
elected Board of Education Is in attend
ance, and is cooperating with the old
Board in this duty, and the teachers for
the ensuing year will be selected by the
new Board when the examination shall
have closed.
We are happy TO announce that perfect
unauimity exists between the old and new
Boards, which gives happy presage for
the future of the schools.
t.. l. w HoYTF. Sec'v.
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GONE BACK TO JAL.--The case Of Jno.
Williams, that incorrigible tobacco thief,
came up before Justice Mathews yesterday.
Owing to the non-appearanoe Of some OF
the witnessed, it was postponed until to-day,
snd he was returned TO prison
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The ladies viii not forget the great aue'
ton sale of French china, plated ware
Bohemian ware and fancy goods by Bar
card q Israel this morning.
Street sprinkling is suspended until fur
Their notice, on account Of repairs on the
reservoir.
Information Of Emeline Lane, colored
is desired. See advertisement.
Merchants will do well TO remember the
large peremptory sale by Yeatmsn, Shields
Il Co. this morning at 81 o'clock.
Fairfax, a new novel by ]. Esten Cooke
For sale by A. Setlih.
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Information In q. y. Cireuit
Court, MID. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. ia
No. 1850 United !, state. rs. nine barrels Of

NJ HhIT WUIIEII Jill VI TIINa UNI u n
whisky.
"HEREAs. X. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, AT
w tOrnsy for The United States for said Dr.
triet has fiisd biz inform alton In said Csaft tt
eell on behalf u the United states and an per
sons concerned, AGAINST nine barrels Of whisky.
81. Wolf y Co. aud " Wolf b Co, reputed
OWuefs.) alleging. aRCug ether taiaes that said
whisky was seized - forfeited 10 ths United
States. for tbs causes ia said Information y
legged. Ht
Now. therefore. IN obeelienee h the moniflgu
Of tho Court b be directed and Delivers, j. d.
hereby give public notice % All pofaons ciain
ing said property. o. knowing % hHytnn apy
thing - say why tbs same should not be con
aemned a. forfeited and that they be and 49,
pear before said Circuit Court % be holdoa ln
the Federal Court Room, IN the Capitol az
Naahville. Tennessee. On the 23th aHg "s
dame. 1868, al 10 o'clock a. n, then ana theFe
- ''''' sO'0 - h. X. tiIlASCOCK.
i..,19IA. AZ. Nj .I.
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London adYices Of Yesterday quote United

London adylces OF yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 73B.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at fc premium.
There is no demand here for United
States bonds. The banks buy at about &c
under the New York rate and sell at &c ad-
vance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at al for the old, and 724
for the new.
:.-There is nothing doing in Nashville cor
poration checks Dealers offer to buy at
Soc and to sell at 90c.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in de-
mand at soc.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange, on the llh
inst, were as follows:
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- ~ SPsllAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGTON,
NO. q NORTH CHERRY STREET.
Union and American Bloek0

Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOeks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and SearsucCa Suits; new styles
in ChefOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and GarabaIdi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
cheek Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen eIe-
CANT harseilIes Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspeniers, all styles Ties,
Trunks aud Bags.
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BOILERS FOR THE MAXWELL House,
Two large boilers to be used in the heat
ing and cooking apparatus of the Maxwell
House, arrived here from Louisville yes
terday. ...
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L notice of his appointment az Assignee of
Miles II. Mayes, Alfred B. PendletOn, David
Humphrey, Lewis Karger. Ben. +. Brown,
Isaac Cohen, Phillip Blumenthal and VIM.
P Elliott, of Nashville, in the county
of Davidson and State Of Tennessee, within
said District. who have been adjudged bankrupts
upon their own petitions, by the District Court of
said District
A. S. CHADBOURNE, Assignee,
apT2 laWat Office 825% Church street
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Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
dnts. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrate the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr29 1y.
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PERSONALLY. Thomas Lipscomb, Of
Shelbyville, is at the Commercial.
Secretary Fletcher returned TO the city
yesterday, after weeks absence at has
home in Cleveland
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FIRE DEPARrAENT on A RAMPAGE
Capt. Bentley, our Chief Of the Fire De-
pArimenL had the misfortune 30 be ar
raigned before Justice Mathews, yesterday,
upon charge Of assault and using Ian
guage caiculated 70 provoke q breach Of
the peace toward one Lawrence Tyne. bis
case viii be continued TO-DAY.
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THE officers and members of Tennessee
Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F., are hereby mott.
fed to attend a meeting of the same al
their hall to-day at 81 o'clock precisely,
for the purpose Of paying the last sad
tribute Of respect to our late brother W. d.
Ford.
The different lodges in the city and
Edge6eld, and all transient brothers, are
earnestly invited to attend.
Services by the Rev. L. Dupree, at Cla-
borne's Chapel.
By order of the N. g.
r HARRIS. JR.. Secretary, -r -
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WOULD Go IN.-An individual whose
narae we suppress, was fined twenty dollars
ia Commissioner Davis Court yesterday
morning, for breaking open door and as
saulting Ellen Brown.
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Took HER IE.--EmmA Battle, that di-
lapidated specimen of war-horse, was ar
rested for street-walking, and passed the
best portion of the night in the Cedar street
dungeon.
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A MATCH game Of base ball was played
between the "Hummers and " Trix,"
which resulted in favor Of the Trix," the
Hummer" only scoring 10 to the
"Trix's" IA.
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LARCENY.-W. NJ. Reynolds viii be
tried to-day at o'clock before Justice Pohl,
on charge Of stealing fifty-one dollars in
United States currency from negro wo
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Middle District of Tennessee.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
\ notice of his appointment as Assignee of
the estates Of j. II. Weaks and J DEL w, New
berry of Stewart county, State of Tennessee,
within said district. who have been adjudged
bankTupUs upon their own petitions by the Dis
trict Court OF said district.
Dated Dover, Tenn, May z, 1868.
JAMES P. FLOOD.
junll laW2t Assignee.
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pleasure GARDENS, - There was a
grand rush to the different pleasure gar
dens in our suburbs on Sunday, and the
streets Of the city were almost deserted du-
ring The afternoon. We Wonder Why some
euterprising individual doesnt start sun
day excnrsion trains on some one OF the
roads leading out from the city. Last
summer we had them on several.
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TREsPAssIEG.---In the court Of Esquires
Cassetty and Brien, on yesterday, 5 case Of
trespassing and malicious mischief was
disposed of by the prosecutor paying the
posfa
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MICRO BAsTAHpY.- Justice Thur
heck's court, yesterday, Richard Frazier
was accused by Matilda Hardin with re-
fusing support 10 her bastard child, aged
about FIVE months. Frazier gave bond 10
the sum Of $3.50 FOR his appearance this
morning az 9 O'clock.
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HUNTINGTON,
p. No. 3 North Cherry 81

Early and Happy sIarringe-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa mayo Bun
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JACKSON FIoURINa Mills. - Among
the numerous improvements nov being
made in the city, that which is being
effected by our enterprisiug and energetic
fellow-citizen, Jno. ]. McCann, Esq, 40
the erection of his steam Touring mills, on
the corner Of Market and Elm streets, u at
least worthy Of attention. Commencing
about one month ago, he has, with the
AID OF an efficient corps Of workmen, sue
ceeded IN building one the neaiesi estab-
lishmenis Of lie kind in the Southwest. H
~ handsome brick structure, four stories
high, with dimensions Of fortv-fve by
seventy feet, and has a double foundafion
OF stone. Jas. +. Sloan a Co. are the stone-
masons, w. ]. Taylor brickmason. Warren
q Moore carpeueSss, and p. o. Ishester
millwrigha aud Machiness--the, latter gsp-
tleman was the bailder Of the Rock Civ
Reservoir and Lebanon Mile. bat expects 10
eclipse all previous efforts in this baildinR.
When completed, il will have an engine Of
one hundred and twenty-five horse power,
with four runs Of stones and capacity Of
three hundred barrels per day. Mr.. Nc.
Cam has chFistened his new establishment
the Jackson Mills" In honor Of the hero
Of the Hermitage who owned and Oocupiet
its site while Judge Of the court Of thi
circuit.
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CATHOLIC SCHOOL ExHmruoNs.--The
school Of the Sisters Of Mercy, on north
Vine street, closed their examination on
yesterday, and will give a public entertain
ment on Wednesday afternoon at half past
three o'clock. A grand concert concludes
the exercises at St. Cecilia on Thursday
evening next, commencing at 81 o'clock.
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A NEW WAY TO COLLECT OLD DEBTs-A
PUeEACIoUs DENTIST RESORTS TO HIS
MUSCLE. An incident of rather an anus
ing nature, in which a dentist Of this city
and certain official are the dramatis per-
sOne reached our cara on yesterday. The
facts are about as follows: Some time since
the official went to the dentists Office and
asked the loan of hundred and seventy
FIVE dollars for a few days only. The dent
list having the money out of use consented
and the official pocketed the change and
went on his way exulting over his success.
Time passed, the "few days. increased to
weeks, and the weeks to months. The
dentist had seen the official on several
occasions, but the official didn't see the
dentist (?). At length forbearance ceased
to be virtue, and the dentist placed the
account in the hands of one Of our young
lawyers, with instructions to collect it.
This the young man was unable do and the
dentist becoming exasperated, stepped into
the Office of the official few days ago and
finding him luxuriously reclining on an
elegant sofa, locked the door behind him,
and approached his debtor in rather war
like attitude; at the same time telling him
he had come for money, and money he
wanted. Now the dentist is not very in
significant build, and the official cycling
his stalwaFt frame wouldn't dare hazard
conflict, so pulling out his port-nonnaie he
handed over fifty dollars, with promise to
pay the remainder in STEW days"
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Pasehau House Drawing.

Judge Lanham has announced that the
PaschaIl House drawing win come off
promptly on the first day Of July. The
public can rely on this statement. There
wiH be no pOstp0nenteat. The. number of
certificates in Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing must do so soon, or
lose the chance. w. III. RHEA,
Agent for Paschall House.
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Confederase orphans. Home.

The following report reflects great credit
upon the Davidson County Auxiliary So
ciety:
Receipts for the following donations from
the Davidson County Auxiliary Society
have been received from the Treasurer OF
the Confederate Orphans Home at Clarks-
vile, Tennessee @
Collections made by Cen, Th9si smilsy.~$ll5 90
LIST s. JU
Collections made BY Miss Julia Putnam.
Collections made by Mrs DR.. Harris 7th
and Sth wards. So GO
Collections made by Miss Maggie Vaulx,
10th WRrd.....-.-',. n "
Collections made by Mrs W. F. Barry.
Collection made by Mrs. ohm Thompson.
Sth 0strlcl ...lJ9 W
Collections made by Miss Carrie David
Proceeds ofcOncoTt given Nov. Is. isS7~I75 Is
$7i5 GO
One box books from Masters Baxter and J.
Woods Foster.
There are at present in the institution
forty children, and a happier, healthier
family we have never seen. We are glad
10 state to the friends Of the institution that
il is financially, in good condition. Ii is
entirely free from debt, with about thirty
five hundred dollars in the treasury. Re
pairs and additions are very much needed
IN the dormitory and sChool-room. Tbs
economical and judicious managers fear tC
use the funds on hand at present for this
purpose, as no. having sn endowment, they
might run short of means, and thus the
children would suffer for the necessaries Of
lie. VIII not some Of our generous citi-
zens respond to this call for assistance
Tennessee has nobly fulfilled her promise
to her volunteers, 10 protect their children
from want and suffering. Let the GOOD
work go forward.
Miss S. r. WooDs, President,
MRs. ii. JANE WATKINS, Secretary.
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LIVELY TIME IN DEADERICK STREET
CoURT.-A spirited affair came off in the
Office of Squire Wilkinson on yesterday,
in which two of our well-known citizens
figured rather extensively-to wit: one
sued the other for sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars dispute arose; naughty
by-words and fierce calculations were pro-
miscuously scattered through their CONVEX
sstioa. The tug Of war came, and one Of
them seizing the Judicial inkstand slung it
at his adversary, striking him neat little
blow on the bugle. Justice Wilkinson, at
this stage of the conflict, threw his portly
person between the eombatants and in the
name of the majestic law, commanded the
peace. The wounded man, writhing under
the pain of his blow, grabbed the mucilage
stand and played smash with the NOUS
tached lip Of the hitherto victorious party.
The sequel is, both are to be tried this
morning on several charges each.
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Sparta STAGE.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
at4P.N n. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and at
urdays, at 8 Ak.
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Gold is unchanged, having been quoted
at 14OB throughout the day in New York
yesterday. Dealers here we're paying 1891
and holding at 40. ...
Government securities are ashade higher.
The following are the New York quota
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MORRIS POWERS has the best and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods to be found
in this market, and warrants them to give
satisfaction. eod-2w
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In order to close out our entire stock of
dress goods, we have again reduced the
prices, and will sell good Mozsmbiques at
bic, Lenos, Poplins, Linen Lawn, Grena-
dine at 25 per cent less than at any time
heretofore. Irish Linens and Cassimeres
will be sold at auction prices. A large lot
of fine Silk Saques at from 81 to Sl2
apiece. Come all and look at our bargains
before buying elsewhere.
E. q ]. NoRTHMAN,
II q
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"PdRdemoniilnl. the high capital
Af Satan and his nnara -

Why the other night, Immediately under
our window, the full choir, reinforced by
delegations from the suburbs, struck up the
extravagantly sublime medIeyentitled "Hear
me bawl, Ma" (which unfortunately the
maternal ancestors lost, and whose stento-
rian echoes had scarcely died out, ere we
raised the window and thought to allay the
squalling populsce in the following studied
say:
"Boys, (hisses,) well, then, young men,
cloud and continued spplause,) your
mother (applause) doesn't live here, (yoice
You don't say so.) / think little fellow
with female voice-bully for you,) you
had best 20 and join the Bass BaaOl Cub. y
(Big boy with voice 10 his stomach, think
ing it personal, growled out, take your
head in from that window and we did is
1t is crying evil, gentlemen of the Me-
tropoli:an Police system, and certainly
should be suppressed.
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l9.n0 W -
second washington and Southern wa
Chattanooga.
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" EdgeaeId and kentucky r. R.
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New Advertlsements.

once H0urs.
From 7 A. n. 20 Pm. Sundays ] to A. n.
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MARKETs BIZ TKLEaRAPA


LIVERPOOL, June l5.--UOtton bnoyani
sales 5000 bales; uplands l03d. &
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NOISY BRATs-The attention Of oar
cerulean-robed custodians who generally
such efficient vigils keep, is respectfully,
yet earnestly aud pathetieally directed to
a band of noisy urchins who nightly con-
gregate on the PostOfice corner, across the
way, and with their unearthly yells, shrieks
and groans, given in every tongue and key
imaginable, from Chinese to "Injun," and
from bassO proflndO to the shrillest soprano,
which well nigh turns our beautiful earth
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FIRST washington and southern YIN
Chattanooga.
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The FoUR-LEGGED BABY-A GREATER
CURIOSITY THAN THE SIAMEsE TWINS
The wonderful child with four feet, twenty
one toes, and one body arrived in the city
last evening, and win be on exhibition to-
day at room 50, Of the Commercial Hotel.
II is decidedly the greatest wonder in the
world Of curiositiea we have ever seen. Il
is only one child from les head to lis
hips, vigorous, healthy, symmetrical
and at times exceedingly animated, but
from its hips down il is two distinct persons,
with every orgsn, ligament, bone and mus
Gle well-deyeloped. II was born in the
county Of Lincoln, on the 18th Of May
last It's parents are sound, healthy peo-
pie, the father, VIM. Corhan, having served
through the late war in the Confederate
army. They do not expect 70 remain in
Nashville bat a day or 50. Tickets can be
found al sll Of the principal drug and book
sfnrps
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N.THI p. N.sa.asssss7'9f' =
UeN'..s'I' I'm A n
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Seeond Northern.
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WINE@.
BRANDIES.

AZ Casks J. Fauri's Cognac, Qs05l
3 do Renault' Brandy, OS351
3 do United Vineyard Proprict0rs
Brandy, ns89
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HoBsoN's CHAPEL ACADEMY. = The
pupils of Prot. Hughes male academy,
situated on the Gallatin pike, Edgefeld,
gave an exhibition at their school-buiIding
on last night, TO large audience Of ladies
and gentlemen. The boys acquitted them
selves very crediiably, both as regards
continues through tonight and tomorrow
night, on which occasions medals will be
presented for good scholarship, correct de-
pertinent, etc. The medal for the best
Latin production will I've presented this
evening by j. Trimble Brown, Esq.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCR--A new division
Of the Sons Of Temperance was organized
at Cane Ridge, south of Mt. View Station,
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, by T..
W. Haley, on Saturday 18th inst. The
EolIouioO ohicers were elected
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Northwestern n. n.
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is-rs OPENS.
Ftrst Northern
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Memphis and New orleans.
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0rsESINs AND CLOSING OF TnE
HAIIS-AUGuST Hst.-OmefaI.
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o Casks Y0unger's Ale. .s..
10 Casks Guinness' Porter. Also
1O0Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitters
100000 Cigars, Imported and Domestic
#.. I'D Finest brands9
.l- sr -I
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w. r. Paul, w. P.
VIM. n. Austin, w. A.
ID. q. Clark, r. s.
Andrew Gillespie, +. s.
w. N. Moore, Treas.
Robert Austin, Con.
Isaac w. Paul, A. G.
G. Turner, !. S.
Jack Young, O. S.
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T'AcTORs 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A viii make liberal advances On Cotton,
fioar, Wheat. Corn and Bacon consumed 70
10 them
Mr. =. n. TayIor, Of the aboye House.
wall be happy 10 answer inquiries until MONDAY
NEXT, at the once of Messrs- MeAlllsfer 4
Mheless, or 81 the st. Cloud Hotel. myD I'm
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cHELTHLh, VO0DsGt0

Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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LEyERPo0E, J EBe -Eyening. Cottoi
irfegHlar;. sales I0,000 bales uplands 10
9105d; ORLEANS 10s9lld.Si b assst I
LoNDoN, June l5L Evening. -Ceusols
94J(a95Is.T TT 81 ahOnassq-s kA774 3 -1zs Z
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IIbeTly-Nta SteWart's FefrY, JalnsVlIIe and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5.OeP. X.
Lebanon via stage.
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2 INV YORK, June I5.-Money easy
call iosns 3C95c. Sterling quiet at 10@
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Monday I2.UJ midnight ?. =.
wednesday 90 s------..---ss..---.s.s. 90
friday DO ....-..-.-.-.........,. DO .
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preshrfarlnn schools.
Editors Union and DISPATCH.

R. HARRIS, JR., Secretary.