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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

CoNUoRDA HALL was filed TO repletion
last night by the beauty and fashion of the
city, to witness "Pocahontas," which was
rendered with great effect by the members
Of the Club. The "localizing," "itemiz-
ing and "dislocating" was altogether
Happy" The music by the orchestra and
the stage was splendid, and the entertain
ment was all that was or could be desired.
Messrs. +. +. and NJ. s. were exceedingly
good, while Mira. NJ. s. delighted all with
her naturally sweet and highly cultivated
musical powers. The piece, in short, was
excellently well presented in every particu-
lar.
We are glad to be able to announce that,
in obedience to the desire Of great num-
Der Of our citizens, the Club have consented
to repeat the "Corsican Brothers to night.
A rare treat is in store for all who may be
able TO secure seats.
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BALL ON THE CUMBERLAED--The mag
nifcent Emma Floyd" steamer, of the
Nashville, Evansville, Louisville and Gin
cinnati Line, was alive with mirth, gayety
and beauty Last night, and the ball given
by Capt. Marsh Clark was throughout a
really splendid affair. A party Of lady
and gentlemen e1cursionists from the
Queen City were among the guests. Billy
Kuhn, the accomplished clerk, and Capt
Clark, were always genial hosts, and never
was their presence more felt than on this
occasion.
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The stock al the various ports has baea
largely reduced, leaving but 100000 bsles
on hand, while the receipts have dwind!ed
down to about 10000 bales. The sales at
Liverpool for the week ending Friday foot
up $4,000 bales, of which 1900 were for
export and 5000 for speculation. The
general stock comprises 1000 bales,
against 356, 900, and that of American 233, =
600, against $4,000 the same time the
previous week. The stock afOat foots up
348, 600 bales, of which 100000 are Ameri-
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HoLLowwARE-5c per 10.
Doc IRoNs-43c per ID.
WAGON BoxEs-5e per lb.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS" SANFORD
straw cutter No. l, 81 do. No. ?, 50:
Utley's Diamond, S.. Tennessee corn
shelter, SO.
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CHURCH MATTERS IN NASHVILLE
The paragraph copied into this column
on Sunday last, from the Cincinnati Com
merciGl, with the above head, we are assured
upon undoubted authority, is untre in every
particular, and has no foundation whatever
ia fact The pastor Of Christ Church and
his congregation are entirely harmonious,
aud the question Of eIecting a successor to
him has never been proposed by any mem
bers of his church. His services have met
with the appreciation of all those who at
tend his church, which has increased large
ly under his care.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS. SPECIFIED
i below. having been StoTed with Us ty the
steamers Taiisman" and "A. Baker" for the
non-pRyment Of freight and charges. If not
called for within THIRTY DAYS after the
date 3f this notice, will be sold according to
law, 70 satisfy ali claims held by said steam
boats against the same; also. warehouse CHARGES
P. NJ. Ryan. Nashville. SIX French Burr Mill
stones.
J. B. 6. Rand. Burksville. KY, three hundred
coal oil barrels.
CORBETT BOYD,
Agents Steamers Iahsman and A. Baker.
sprI5 81. Al and A Front street
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LATE ARRTvAL-The public, especially
the ladies, who are 30 anxiously looking
for the full opening Of spring need not de
spair. A few dave more will bring the
Joyous sunshine and ITS attending beauties,
In the meantime, ChEs Richheimor 4 Co.,
4b College street, are receiving and open
ing their spring aud summer drygoods and
gentlemeu's furnishing goods. Apl9-lw.
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T,RICE EINE CENTS.

Hereafter the price of single copies of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Gents, and it viii he sold to
newsboys and dealers SO that they can sell
al this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

The farmer who wishes a supply Of ag-
ricultural implements can get them at the
following prices:
DIXIE CORN AND CoTToS PLows Nos.
8 and l3, one horse each, 50; No. IS heavy,
one horse each, 50 so; No. II, two horse
each, 81 so; Double shoveIs, wrought, s.
cotton scrapers, 81; bull tongues, 50 80
pillow points, No 13, 25c; No. 8, 35c; No.
l9, 35c; No. Il, 45c Land sides No. Is,
Acc No. 8, 45c; No 10, 6Oc; No. II, 75c.
Clevises, large, each, SC; small, 75c.
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EDGEFIELD INCoRPoRATIoN.-Th vo-
tiers of Edgefold to-day decide at the bal
lot-box whether Edgefeld is to be an III
corporated town-a question which, when
settled, it is believed will forever settle the
question of annexation to Nashville. Of
course the Legislature would not once
think of making a law to put the Two
places under one government.
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HOMES FOR EvERYBoDV.-There should
be large attendance to-day at the sale of
the OVerton lots on the Franklin and
Granny White pixies. All who are dis
posed TO "ride up" will take the free omni-
bus at l03 A. NJ. from the front of the Office
ofAnderson, johnson q Smith, over Fourth
National Bank
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TIE TRADERS BANK Henry
Voight, Jr, one of the parties charged with
stealing $500 from the Traders Bank, and
who was discharged by the Police Commits
sioner, was yesterday re-arrested on alcapia'
from the Criminal Court, having been in.
dicled by the grand Jury.
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AFTER HER WITH AN AKA san
culinary darkie, with the rather poetic
cognomen of Sit Kelly, was "hauled up"
before Justice Wilkinson yesterday on
charge of chasing with an ak a negro
woman named Betsy Allen. He will be
tried TO day.
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The following articles we're won at the
ratfles succeeding the contest for the piano :
Childs Suit, Mrs P. Jennings Silver
Pitcher, Mrs Whelan Childs' Suit, Moilie
Flanagan; Slippers, Miss Louise Doherty
Writing Desk, J. NJ. Brieu; Childs' SUIT,
Mrs. NJ. Hoover; Sewing Machine, Mrs
b. McCabe; Pair Vases, NJ. Dowd Sew
ing Machine, 2. Kelly; Childs' Suit, Mrs.
Kennedy Cigar Stand, NJ Lyon Arm
Chair, NJ. Peacock American Fireman,
>Picture,) NJ. Picard; Fancy Chair, l.
Seiferle Quilt, J Mcneil; Chair, Cora
Whorley; Bible, Mr.. Lincoln $40, prize
at sk05t.ag gallery, was won by B. McCabe
and Squirrel and Cage by Mr.. Walsh.
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Fifty Dozen MishIer's Herb Rifters
for Sale at COlemRn's Drug Store 40
Church street, the Best Female Invig.
orator ever used. Aprl6 t.
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PosToFFIcE BROKEN INTo.-A negro
broke into the postofice at Franklin, day
before yesterday, in the absence of the post
master, and stole some FIVE or six dollars
all he could find. He was soon after cap
tured and lodged in Jail.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

Rev. Or. BAIRD has been inyited TO de-
liver an address 10 the Students and Faculty
OF Lincoln Uniyersity, Illinois, during the
meeting Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
As-emhlY 81 lhAi place 10 Nav.
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STEALING BRIpGE TnBER.-Pleasant
White is to be tried to day before Justice
Wilkinson, on charge Of stealing bridge
timber from Thomas Harding.
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FIfty DOKen MishIer's Herb Biuers
for sale al COIenan's Drug Store, 2IO
Church street, Ihe Best Female InvIg-
orator ever used anrl6 If
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SCHOOL HoUsE BURNED The colored
school house At Carthage, was burned at
midnight Of Sunday last The Gre Is sup.
posed to have beee the work Of an incendi-
sry
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. April d Is6y

NASHVILLE, April 81, 1868.
CoTToN.-TO-dsy was an exceedingly
dull one in cotton circles. The kilograms
were unfayorable from the East. and buy
ers were not to be seen in the market. The
highest figures reached were 29c. Received
40 bales, shipped 4, and sales of Il6 as fol-
lows; SO at DC, . at 28c, and SIS at 29c.
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IMmGRATIoS.-A party Of miners from
Indiana, bound for the Emery Iron aud
Coal Works, above Chattanooga, passed
down the Nashville and Chattanooga rail
road daY or two since.
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so business Men ana Advertisers
Generally.

The UmoN AND DISPATCH job Rooms
have iuat been supplied with large addi-
tion- of the latest aud hest styles of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain sud fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates by far the most complete ia the city
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Nashville live stock Market.

NASHVILLE, April -, 1865.
The supply has been equal to the de
mand, and prices are about the same.
Beeis 8r0sS..-....-..- S4oc
Hos. Rrnss......... -. kll-c
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GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
This body assemblies 10 Gallatin to-day,
and the session promises TO be very inter
esiing. The report of the committee Of
arrangements for the reception and enter
tainment Of the National Division, which
meets in this city on the Goth pro1imo,
will he presented. and doubtless adopted
Quite number Of representatives left last
evening, ard others will leave on the 4:3C
train this morning.
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GEO. ISENSTEIE. q. c. DORTCH.
ISENSTEIN & D0RTOH,
CLARKsVILLE, TENN.
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS
Administrator Notice.

ALL CREDITORS OF WM. ID. EWIS. DE-
n csased, are hereby notified % bring 10 me
their accounts and demands. properly Authenti-
Gated within the tims prescribed b. law. Or
they will be forever barred IN Law and equity.
and all perions indebted . him are hereby 70
quired 70 come forward and pay, or the claims
will be placed ia course Of collection.
e. DU PRE-, Admir-.
No. @ Public Square. Nashvilie. Tenn
December Il. 1857 jauA 5tn
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THE BOARD or ALpERMEN.-TheB Board
Of Aldermen failea Of q quorum last night.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

SETLIFF has received this weeks Wa
verify Magazine, Hsrper's Bazaar, Banner
of the South, Home Visitor, Flag Of the
Union, Army aud Navy Journal, London
Times, London News, Punch, the Week,
the Atlas, and all the latest dailies.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

DIsTI.LRRs COME TO GRIEF.-Robert
Ada, of Bedford county, and W. A. Smith
and Isaac Osborn, of Coffee county, were
brought to this city yesterday and lodged
in Jail to await trial before the United
States Court on charge of Illicit distilling.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-22

THE elegant ice cream and lunch rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, at l4l church
street, Aliens block, are open.
Ice cream and shirbets of all kinds, and
the best quality, now on hand
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r HI CIT Y

FR Nrss AND CE"sfT'i ~ T:EE
-srEa. EgGg.SE Ist--t.tsis is,i.
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THE GREAT STICK PIANO RArFLE.
Printer and YOung Lady the Sue
cessful Contestants.
Complete rally of the Rame.

The rattle for the Orphans Fair Steck
Piano at Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon
was an exciting affair, and was largely at
tended. II lasted about three hours, and
the two highest throws were made by Miss
Lizzie Smith, lady clerk at Chas. Sim
mons drygoods house, Church street, and
Mr.. John Rundell, foreman of the Gazette
job rooms Their throws were a tie, each
making forty-four, and they agreed that
the piano should be sold for the mutual
benefit Of each. The magnificent instru-
ment is now for sale at Dorman's The
following ia a complete list of the con-
teslsnts, with the aggregate result of the
three throws Of each:
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CRIMINAL Court, April 2l-State rs.
Jno. Congss alias Delay Congas. Horse
and mule stealing. Confined by the
court on account Of sickness Of defendant.
State u.s. Jack Bond and Monroe Bond.
Passing aud transferring forged papers.
Confined by consent to the third Monday
IA May.
State as. Peter Holt HIbsls corpus.
Being argued.
State as Edmund Phipps, col. Larceny.
Verdict, guilty; imprisonment two years.
State a. Gus. Cummings Larceny.
Forfeiture on bond.
Stats rs. George Vaughn. Larceny. Nolis
pros.
State rs. Charley Vaughn. Malicious
shooting. A0ls pros.
State Us Ira Q. futile. Stealing a horse
and two mules from Donald CLARK. EI-
animation Of witnesses progressing.
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Ftfty Dozen AstshIer's Herb BtGters
for Sale "a COieman's Drug store. 40
Church street, the Rest Female IuVIg-
orator ever used. aprl6u
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FENIAN BROTHERHooD.-All the mem
bers are requested to attend at their Hall
on Thursday at u P. NJ, the 23d instant.
Business Of Importance on hand. Allthose
who desire to become members are re-
auested to attend
apr20 2t wv. LAwLEss, Center.
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I. ]. YARBR0UGH,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IL
al Kinds Of Produce,
NO. "a SOUTH COLLEGE STREET.

HAS on HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
III Flour Of various brands: also. Bacon,
Lard. Corn Meal, Potatoes. Groceries and
Liquors.
y. B.-Cssh, or Groceries nj cash prices, paid
for Produce. I. j. YARBR0UGH,
apr II No. a South COLLEGE street
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Engine and Boiler.

LOR SALE. A VIRST- RATE ENGINE AND
IL Boiler IN good order. Can bs seen. aud
price learned. b. csiiirE a. shM o4es-
-nAy3l In
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POLICE COURT, APRIL 22-Madison
Scott, drunkenness; 50.
Pat Sheeran, drunkenness aad indecent
exposure Of person; 50.
Joseph Johnson, drunkenness and va
grancy So.
Bose haley, Peter Nigo, james Cava-
naugh, John Phillips, Frank Curtis, va
grancy; discharged.
Samuel Reynolds, drunk and lying on
street; SO.
Matte Palmer, using abusive language !;
costs.
John Moore, drunk and using abusive
language SO.
Eli Woods, taking water after it had
been shut of by the Superintendent Of the
Water Works; continued.
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a.'.' NillIiEils--s.-s $3.50
e,-raui washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Gold made another slight advance in
New York yesterday. The following are
the quotations: Opened at 1888, was 1885,
at 1920, 139b at l0:45, 1894 at noon, and
closed at 1894 at3P. NJ. Brokers herewere
paying 1881 and holding at 1891.
Government securities continue to ad-
vance in New York. The following are
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si~st washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Tur xoRrHwEsrERN ROAD.

The Tennessee Bill Praying am In
junction Dismissed from the Chan
Gerry Court.
Yesterday the bill recently filed in the
Chancery Court Of Davidson county, pray
ing az injunction upon the bogus Directory
Of the Nashville and Northwestern rail-
road, was dismissed by Chancellor Shack
elford, and taken 10 the United States Cir
cult Court, where it will be acted upon In
few days by Judge Connolly F. Trige.
Trsins on this road were still running
Yesterday, though the whole concern is
liable to suspension at any moment Not
enough employees can be kept to keep the
road in order beyond Jacksonville, and
trains west Of that point will be run with
great risk.
The demand Of the late State Board of
Finance for report Of all officers and the
salaries paid each, is a clineher on the new
administration, and must lead 10 clear
showing up Of the condition Of the road.
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EAILROAD AND STAGE TTHE TtBEl'

Ouice HSurs.
From to6P.M Sundays. 7 to g a. n.
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SPARTA sTAaK.
Arrives Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays
at4P.H. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and at
uriaya al A.. H.
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WmsoE's ROTARY COFFEE RoAsTER is
one of the best of household inventions. 1t
browns every grain alike, and in one halt
the time of the old way. Every family
shGgld have one. Go to J. W. Wilson &
Cos. - College street
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RAILROAD AND STAGE It's va TABLE
EAsHV5FAE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINZ.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive At Nashville 69 A. N.
Leave .............-.....-..-..-..-. 3BD ?. N.
Mail aud Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at ..-...........''.'.' 5Ul A.
rive az Nashville. ........ ..---.. sd P. NJ
Memphis. MobileanI N. .. Express;
Leave Nashville af..................... q8o P. N.
Arrive at Nashville .--.....'-... oaz A. N.
yAsHvuIE AND CHATTAN OOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.........sO1 A. ". and SEQ p. n
Arrive ~ ChHttag -oga... 4hl A. " and 400 p. N.
Shelbyville and Tullahoma Accommodation
Leaves Nashvile-.....s..... ..---.-.--4.O on p. N.
Arrives AZ e..-......-.-..---. lo}' A. n.
Sundays eEceptedl
InUIsvIILF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. 4.3' A. ". and $40 P n.
Arrive ~ Nashville at..4.30 A. N. and $50 p. n.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
81 945 4. n. arriving At Nashville at 1910 P. NJ;
Returning leaves Nashville NJ 3.55 ?. NJ, and
arrives at Gallatin at 6.35 p. N.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHwEsTfHNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. Is A. n. and 5.l5 P. NJ
Arrives at Nashville Rt..6i5 A. n. aud 25O 4. A.
Fp4FFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at-......-.a.-... 1000 A. n.
Leave Nashville AT. ..............-......l 4h p a.
IFBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville i...-. ......,-.....-,iO0D a. N.
Arrives at Nas1vilie....-.--... loo p. N
TBTUNF sTAgE-
Leaves Nashville Tuesday,. fhHrsiays aud
Saturdays ~ 5 o'clock a. A. arrives At Nash
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at !
O'Clock p. n.
LEwIsRURG AND EOLFysvIILE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urdRy az 7:S0 A. ~, arriving NJ lsewisburg same
day.
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necatur, Memphis and New orleans.
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SWINDLING AND FORGERY. George f.
Falwell, Johnsonyile man, was arrested
at the Chattanooga depot yesterday morn
ing, on the arrival Of the train from that
place, an order having been telegraphed to
the Metropolitan Police by his securities
to stop him at this place He was under
bonds for his appearance before the Federal
Court TO answer q charge Of having coll
lected government tax on cotton by falsely
representing himself as a revenue officer.
At WsgerIy he got of the train and step
ping into the telegraph Office, forged a rail-
road pass with the name Of Receiver Innes,
upon which he came TO Nashville. He
Was turned over to United States Mar.
shall +. X. Glasscock, by whom he was
lodged in Jail, 10 await trial before the
Federal Court on Wednesday of next week
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rdeeaeId and kentucky r. n.
$50 1f-oos a
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SUIT FOR $4,000 AGAINST THE ETNA
Insurance CoNrPANY.-The Circuit Court
was yesterday engaged with the case OF
Sulzbacher q Jackson e. the Etna Insu-
rance Company, suit to recover $4,000
insurance on stock OF goods burned about
two years ago, aud which the Insurance
company refuse TO pay. Only one more
witness Is TO be examined, when the argu-
ments Of counsel will be heard
The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IEJUEC-
TI0N CAsE-This case is still being argued
before Chancellor Shackelford. Gov Neill
$. Brown yesterday closed his argument for
the county, and was followed by K. Mop.
Smith Tor the Commissioners. +. II. East,
for the county, followed Smith, and Judge
Lowering, for the Commissioners, had not
closed when the court adjourned.
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Ftr~, Sor,i.es's
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memphis and New Orleans.
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second Northern.
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MORE WHISKY Stills SEIzED.-Rev-
enue Inspector VIM Chotworthy, escorted
by squad Of United States Cavalry, while
on an expedition into Wilson county last
week, made seizure Of three copper stills
and grist mill, belonging to James Puck
EFT, for Illicit Disabling.
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ThaIassvtue VITA stage.
Ihuraiav
5000 midnight -- ....-.- ...- saturday 800 ?. n.
Ioraau's Store via STAGE
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Monday 1890 midnight .......-...-.....-.l:O3 P. A.
rfnssiay 30 .--.......--...-.--....-. Do
FRIDAY 10 --.-.--..--......--.-- do
iiberty-yia Stewards Ferry. Cainsvine and
Statewide.
thur-isy 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. N.
Lebanon Via Stage.
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GROCERIES,

Old Government Sava Coffee,
Fine Green Teas,
Ali Kinds OF Canned Fruits,
Oysters, Sardines,
Pickles, syraPs, and sauces
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MALT LIQUORS.
D Casks Younger's Ale.
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bittsrg.
300, 900 Cigars, Imported and Domestic,
(Finest brRnis)
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northwestern R.R.
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WINES.


4 q Casks J. Fauri's CoTnac, 1sO5D
g do Rsnault. Brandy, 1889
do United Vineyard Projectors
Brandy. 1880
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,nnlaya exrenled }
NAsRyIILEANn NoRrnwEsrfRN RAILROAD

Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. IS A. N. and SIS p NJ
Arrives at Nashville at...6.45 A. n. aud 28O 4. A.