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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-19
london advice Of Yesterday quote United

LONDON adYlces Oh yesterday quote Ohitea
States 5-20s at 72s.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, aud sold by
them at &c premium.
f United States bonds are bought by dealers
at a fraction under the New York rate,
and are sold at &c advance. .-r..--.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 60! for the old and 68i
for the new.
Z Nashville corporation checks are in
demand, though rates are unchanged. The
banks pay SSc and are asking 90@92e.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
18th inst. were as follows:
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JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is cur authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee. TO receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the UxIoN AND
DIsPATCH.' ID.
S. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin. is our author
izoI agent for Williamson and adjoining coun
ties. TO rccoive and receipt for subscriptions TO
the UNIoS AND DIsFkrCH 'ta#.
DIR. J. b. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. Ojd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent 10 receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
deliverable him will be promptly attended to.
lie will also keep the Daily UNION AND Dis
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Died, July 10Th, 1868, at the residence Of
Philip S. Shute, in Davidson county, Ten
nessee "Tom," The prince Of for dogs AT.
ter most terrible and eKhausting race Of
six hours and fifty-iOur minutes, through
dense and thorny jungle, without breath
ing time or water, the noble dog gave up
the ghost. Tom was we'll known among
the fox hunters Of the surrounding coun-
try as the strike dog of Colonel w. H.
Johnson's famous pack and among all the
kennels Of the State, his equal could not be
found for speed, endurance and reliability.
Thoroughly bred and completely trained
and broken in, he has contributed much TO
the enjoyment of the lovers Of the chase
But he has gone from the scenes of his
achievements. He died as he had lived,
true and gallant TO the chase The rich
and melodious notes Of his clear and bugle-
like cry will awake no more sweet echoes
amid the dewy dales Of old Davidson no
more with harp and hoop and wild hal
loo will they behold his gallant and airy
bound, IS he leads his fellows mid dingle
shades and Ger dewy thorn and grassy lea.
flushed and in silent sadness seem the
pack, for he has fallen Their Prince,
their King meath the cool shades of the
alder tree he sleeps, freed from life's pains
and SORROWS. Stiff are those graceful
limbs; silent that voice Of gushing melody;
deaf those ears to huntsman's bugle. Fare
thee WE'LL noble 'SJiker p may the mock
ingbird MARBLE his sweetest song DER your
silent house meath She grassy sod by the
alder tree. Ee'NF
Woe worth the chase, woe worth the day
That cost thy life p a..a ...'. - .
... ..... ....... H .. II .Duav4x- ..
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SUCCESS or A TENNESSEE CoURsER.-
Aaer proving himself victor rt the late
Chicago races and winning the great stake,
the celebrated Tennessee race horse, PAT
Mulloy, was sold by his owner to Captain
Davis, Of 81. Louis, Missouri, Tor 5000.
Pat Aulloy is noble, bsy stallion Of three
years, and Is fnil brother Of Jack Malone,
out Of Peytou's Gloriana, by Alsrander's
Lexington. This sale Of Mnlloy at such q
handsome price is fine success, and should
be an incentive TO our turlmen znd stock
rAisers to pay their whole and undivided
attention TO good blood"
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DEATH or MRS. w. HOOPER HARRIs.-
Many Of the friends Of W. Hooper Harris,
for many years an active business mAn Of
this city, but since the war, a merchant 10
New York, we're graii6ed to meet hin al
mis- old home, having arrived on the morn
ing train yesterday. He lea New York
three days ago, bidding his estimAble
family farewell in good health. Late yes
terdAy afternoon, in the midst Of greetings
from friends and relatives, he received
telegram announcing the death Of Mra.
hArris. She was reared in our midst, and
had numerous family connection and 8
very large circle Of friends, who will unite
with us IN profound grief at this mournful
news, and tender 20 the afflicted husband
and family their sinceress sympathy Ia
their sudden and crushing bereavement.
Seldom has h fallen TO our lot 10 announce
sadder news, and never the death OF one
possessing more Of the highest Of womanly
graces and virtues,
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Nov Ad,cr,iscment.-

W. d. Kline, No. IS Church street, Ma
sonic Building, in addition to a complete
list Of standard drugs and medicines, and
everything in that Inc, is in receipt Of Sar-
atoga waters, Congress and Empire, direct
from those celebrated springs. He has also
received shipment Of wines, embracing
Longwor,h's Sparkling Catawba, which he
sells by the case or bottle, superior elaret
wine genuine Nerniouth wine, q most adj
mirable tonic, superior London porter, etc
etc Nothing could be more complete than
the stock in this justly celebrated estab-
ishmeut, q. T. "a
Albert n Seeman have a regulsr auction
sale to the trade on Monday morning.
Neatman. ShieldsS Go. close ont. a. auc.
ton. sundry cousigumeats Of drygoods,
clothing, etc, etc. E.s.| r-Ea 3rt Z
See advertisement Of the fall races over
the Nashville course
Ii viii be gratifying to the public "a
learn, from amour cement in another col
umn Of to-dsy's UNIoN AND DISPATCH,
that the Stacey House after having under
gone a thorough renovation, and lsllen into
new and competent hands, will be re-opeaed
on the 20th inst. -.
Eldridge, on Church street, continues to
furnish the most delicious ice cream and
sherbet 10 be had IA the city He win be
open to-day.
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AN lrEM uF kTEREsr.--E1hibiiors Of
fruits, plants and vegetables throughout
the State are invited by the Tennessee Hor.
ticulturAl Society TO send in specimens for
their exhibition in October next, as they
propose to give their premiums in money.
From the arrangements nov being made il
will be an occasion Of great interest TO the
people Of this STATE.
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Tennessee horticultural Society -
Meeting Of the board of Directors.

Tennessee horticultural society -
Meeting Of the Board of Directors.
The Board met on yesterday at O'Clock
P. N. Present-Wm. Stockell, Chairman !;
P, L. Nichol, Secretary Nat F. Dortch,
L. c. Lishy, VIM. Hume Harris, Hiram
Vaughn and l.. Truilt. $50 -ea
The Board decided to recommend to the
Society to hold its next fall exhibition on
OF about the 10th of next October.
p. w. Magsvin was appointed member
of the Committee on Flowers, in place Of
james Breen.
The following committee was then Sc
lected on establishing Premiums: Elder
P. s. Fall, Chairman F. II. French, L.
C.Lishy, H. Vaughn and Nat f. Dorteh.
On Arrangements end Decorations
VIM. StoCkell, Chairman; Mrs. A. 8. Col
var, M. G. Cotton, Mrs. A. F. Gof, p. L.
NichOl, Mrs. John OVerton, Chas Camp
bell, and Mrs. Jane Watkins
On Finance and Tickets--JnO. Henry
Curry and F. II. French.
On Baskets, Designs and Boquets DE-.
W. c. Blackmau, Chairman; Thos. Fisher,
II. c. jackson, Mrs. r. B. Chestham and
Mrs. J. H. Buddike.
Ga Glass and ChinAWare-C Charles Camp
bell, John Whorley and L. Truitt.
Mr.. Thomas Fisher, Of this city, pre-
sented tine specimen of a sOil ripe peach,
named by him Amelia DeGrove, which was
grown by him as a Seeding on his PREMISE,
and was certainly q fine and rare variety
for so early in the season. IL measured
fully nine inches in circumference and was
Of golden yellow color, with red cheek,
and Of q slightly acid taste.
The BOaId then adjourned 10 Saturday
next at 2 o'clock P. N.
The committee on establishing premiums
for the ensuing fall exhibition, are re-
qnested TO meet in the study Of Elder P. s.
Fall, in the rear Of the Christian Church
on Spring street, tomorrow, AT 10 O'Clock
An.
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PREsBNrERAI---There will be Pro-rS-
''aia meeting Of The PresbyteFy Of Nash
Vile, held in the Lscture room Of the First
Presbyterian Church, in this city, on next
Thursday nj lol .. N. Several itesas Of
special business cal, this ecclesiastical body
together al this time.
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PRICE TIVE GENTS.

Hereafter the price of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Gents, and il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at this price. ..... .....
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS. ...r .
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EdgefeId Female Seminary,
,U 10 E 81 tB ~
REV. =. 4. TRIMBLE, Principal.
MRS. Henri weber. Associate Print.

/ AM PLEASED TO SAY. TO NY OLD PA
Il irons and to the public generally, that ]
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
"a the management Of this. Institution Mrs.
Wsber's high culture, ripe scholarship and long
experience 10 tsaehing. are too well known in
this Community TO require single word an her
commendation. ItwilI be our earnest sndsav0r
to make the school both thoroughly repair tOry
and finishing in its character. None bat prae-
teal and experienced teachers will be EN-
ployed. aud no pains wall be spared 10 make
the institution equal 10 its work ia qualifying
yOang ladies. by high mtelleetual and moral
culture. for usefulness IN any station in life.
The next session wiz begin on tho First
Monday I'm SepteInber. Ryr furtheF ia
formation send for our circular. .....
jy7 wv 49,. &c. TRIMRLE.
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PERsONAI..-MF. Donald PadmAn, who
for the past two years has been connected
with the editorial staff Of the UsroS AND
DIsFATcH and Rcpublioaa Banner altern-
ately, leaves the city this morning for
Louisville, where he has accepted . per
manent position on the Courier Of that city.
Mr.. Padmsn drops behind him host Of
friends here who part with him with re-
greet, yet not without the consolation that
he transfers his labors to fields more prolific
OF distinction and reward,
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DEATH or THE VILLAIN.-We learned
yesterday from gentleman who resides at
Spring Hill, that the negro who committed
the terrible outrage on Mics Ezell men.
toned by us Thursday morning, was caught
by hisPursners, imprisoned in the Franklin
Jail, and from which place be was taken
Friday night and shot by the enraged citi-
zens. His body was found four miles from
Franklin on the Spring Hill pike. Before
death, il is said, he made the boast that
this was not the only occurrence Of the
kind be had been engaged in"
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MARKETs BIZ TELEaRAPa
New Yorh MarIasf.

New yoRK, July 1s.-Cottou quiet
and steady; sales $50 bales; uplands 81 J
@32c. Rice quiet. Coffee hTin and quiet.
Sugar steady; Cuba lie Molssses quiet.
Floar dan and l0c lower. Wheat de-
Ginning, 81 S39I 50. Corn dull and
heavy, al 81 06(Gl o..
New YOra DryEeOds MarhSi. .l-
NEW YORK, July lS.-Drygoods buoy
ant brown sheetings 17eeiSle other
grades ahoet unchanged. p
New York Money Market
NEw YORK, July lG.-Money market
quiet; call loans 3G5 sterling exchange
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NOTsICE
To the StOc khOlderS-Of the Nashville
rETot uvEf
and Northwestern Y. r. Company.

WHEREAS. THE TRAINS ON TIE NASH
W vile and Northeastern railroad have been
suspended. and will not,pr0bRbly resume run
who desire to attend the meeting Of stock hold
ers called for the lst al Jhly grOX: and where
as business will be presented to the meeting of
the most important .Gharacter, which IL Is ia
sired shall be fully ahdsFst66d BY the stocE
holders. If possible ''Beit-therefOre
Resolved, That the Secretary and TrsasuU
Of July. prOX.. and that be pablish a like,t
for a general meeting Of the stOckhOllers.,t
held at NASHVILLEl Gir TN 22D JULY, ls.s
at the Office OF the COHmsEciRl Insurance Con-
psny. L-.r.
By order Of the Board i'-ia
a. L!aCLAIBORNR.
Sec'y and TreaF- M & N. W. X. r. CO.
jun21 I'd oar
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SUEsTROKEs YESTERDAY. 49, Yesterday
morning, about 1890 O'Clock, Colonel I d.
Walker was attacked with sunstroke while
walking near the old State Bank on Cher
~ street tainted and fell to the ground,
was carried TO the Office Of Col. Chamber
lain, opposite, and Drs. j. ID. Buisl and w.
A, Barry called in and proper attention
shown him. Col. Walker, We are glad 10
state, is cut Of danger. Another gentle
man, whose name we failed TO learn, bat
who clerks al Walkers soap factory, North
Nashville, was also sunstruck on College
street. Nothing serions.
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THASKs.-M. w. Glenn, acting Trea.
mrer for the strikers Of the Nashville and
Northwestern road, extends the thank. Of
that body 10 the gentlemen Of the Nash.
willie and Decatur uhops for their contribu-
ton Of twenty-five dollars received yes
terday. | T. ..#...f. .
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81 HARKAwAY.'

SAD BEREAvEMEET-A dispatch re
ceived in this city yesterday evening an
nouneed the sudden death, at Hickman,
Kentucky, Of Mrs Canning, Ethe estimable
wife Of our fellow-townsmsn, Thomas Can
ming. Mr.. Canning leil the city last night
for Hickman. At first a number Of bis
faithful associates volunteered their services
TO run him through over the Northwestern
road on a hand car TO Hickman, but
through the courtesy Of the Nashville and
Decatur railroad, be received a compli-
mentsry pass over that line.
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TENNESSEE INVENTION.
OH r. T. KS
PGteRt Mitre Boz.

.tI'HE ATTENTION OFCARPENIEks AND
i Builders y directsa O.. this MtreinR ia,
chine ~ being the most comp eie and saiisfae-
tsTy iuysnti0u Of the kind ever offered b. the
pablo eFtHI Hif
Il : aeseFf ing Of isaInsdiats attsntioh of ali
men sho are engaEed a. eaEPsnteFs. cabinet
or carriage mAkers- Ia ID. ...r...
IL IL - eXhibitlOn aad sale at he VI ard ware
Store of Macy 4 Brown. west aide Vi the Pub
lie square .r.. i.
ne prizes i 50 low a. 70 bIiag !. within easy
reach 0fali. &c. CHEEK 4 Co
MACY a BRk0 " y. Agents.
iapiq ala srfrn
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HARPER AND PUTNAM.-Messrs- VT
Berry & Co. have HArper's Magazine and
PutnAm's MODthIy Tor August Both are
exceedingly interesting, and we'll worth an
attentive perusal.
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For CenRrens.

hereby announce myself IS a candidate for
Congress. In this district subject TO the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi-
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July 6, 1868. jy7
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THF person Who took coat from No.
l22 South Market street, on Friday, must
return il by Monday, or he will be pub
lished as a thief.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-19

SOLDIERS DEMOCRAuC CLUB. - The
Committee on Permanent Organisation
call meeting Of lse Soldiers' Democratic
Club at Justice Pelh's Office, Cherry street,
Monday evening, a. 4 O'clock.
PRANK T. REM. Chairman.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
~ meeting % the creditors 0l Philip Biumeu-
thai bankrupt. will be held AZ Nashville on The
18th day Of July. ls6s. AT 2 o'clock 4. al the
once Of A. ). Bradley, Register.
A S CHADBOURNE.
iuIyls lawn Assignee.
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Gold made another advance in New
York yesterday The following are the
quotations: Opened at 1431, was 1888
at 1920, 1435 at noon, aud closed at 1881
at SP, NJ. Dealers here were paying 1921
and holding at the New York rate.
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IouIsvLLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 4sn A. n. and 6,20 P. n.
Arrive a. Nashville at...4 90 a. n and so P. n.
uallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
~ 81 A. ~ RrriyinF at Nashville at ll.55 A. N.
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3-55 P. n, and
arrives ~ Galiatiu ct G-35 r.M.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. IN Az on THE
llth day Of July. A. ID. 1858. warrant
10 bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
DaF ids0n and State OF Tsunssses. who mas been
adndEed bankruIt on his own psti-
hOn; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery u any property belonging
% such bank rupt. b him, or for bis use
and tTanster OF any property By him are
forbidden By Law thai a meeting Of the cred
ton 81 SAID bankrupt. 10 prove their debts. and
vail be held Al a Court % Bankrupt.sy. 10 be
holden on the "a day Of August, A. D. 1868
AZ 2l5u'elJck p. n, az the Office Of the Register
~ BankFupfey, Nashville. Tsnnessee, No s2lk
Oh ureh street, before Alsxan1er 81 Bradiey,
ESD. Register T.. X. GLASCOCK,
IYl5 q a. s. Marshal Mssssuger
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ST.. LOUIS, July 1s.- Flour dali and
unchanged. Wheat irregular and lower.
Corn 79@S7c. Oats 769sSc. Provisions
weaker. FHa "fi owed.
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In RankrnnlcY.

FTIIIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
= 10th day of July. AID. 1858, n warrant In
bankruptcy was issuSd against the Joint and
separate estates Of a, H. Roscoe and y. A.
Hsrbert. Of Nashqiiie. in the county Of Da-
wilson and State % Tennessee, who have been
adiudged banErupts on their own petitions that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 surh bankrupts 10 them
or i0r thelr use and inc transfer q any proper
" By them arc forbidden by law that a meet
ing Of the creditors Of the said bankrnptg 10
prove their debts, and 10 choose one OF more
assignses ufthsir estates viii be held al q Court
Of BankmPteys 70 be hOlden On the "a day Of
august a. U. 81 at Q 9cleek " At the
once q the ReEistef in Bankruptcy. Nash
Tennessee No s2lz Church street. before
Alexander y. Bradiey. Esa., Register.
-H T. r. dLASCOCK,
ai9ls2t .r U. s. Marshal. Messenger
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TIT Fl CIrY-

OPEEING AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS-ATGUST Ist.-OmeIAI.
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LoziayiIie s1arkes.

1OF@fos gold143s614Si. New Ten
n 6eS ee6 SSf exports Of specie nearly ST.
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RNILEoAD AVID STAGE TIME TABLE

sE8 OHiee HOHrs. JIEI ~.
From A. ". TO 6P.H. Sundays. to- A. n.
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sasHvIIIT AEpN1SIHwEsTERER RAILROAD
PassmRer Trains.
Leaves Nashville At ..... ii5 A. N. and 5l5 P NJ.
Arrives at Nashville at...G.A5A. n. and 230 A. ~.
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FDaFfT3aB AID KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ~ Nashville at.-.......-.-,.-.-. 900 A. n.
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HHHaH .HHH aHHa HHaas asal
gPARrA gTAaE.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
at P. n. Leaves TueIdsys, Thursdays and S at
urtays at 9 An. a.H ~ q
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sA.Hvnrr AND cfrArTksooeA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at-.........sO 90 A. n. and 500 P.
Arrive AZ thattan00fa... 400 A. n. and 400 p n.
Shelhyville aud Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves ........-.4O0 P. ".
Arrives az 30 A. N.
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SAsHvTtIE AND DTDATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive AZ Nashville ....... ........l0 90 A. n.
D n
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IiberIy-Via stewards Ferry, CainsYiHe and
Stftesvills ''|t ''.0TI
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. r.
Lebanon via Stage.
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Mail and Acct mmodation Train
Leave Nashville at 1UI An
Arrive at Nashviile .......... -....... SIS p. n.
Memphis Mobile and N. o. Express:
Leave Nashvile -..s. 9.3 ?. n
hrriVe AZ Nashville $50 A. n.
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MAILS-AUGUST Ist-OmeIAI.
First Northern
POD uiinirh'......... .....7s09 A. n.
land NOrthern.
~ r. 49,. -. =.
iirst Washingisa and southern via
CiSnttanooRa. 80
uu A, 3.
>ec""d washins1oa and southern Via
Chattanooga.
I.n1 p. n .......................-....l:00 ?. n.
D"catur. Memphis and New Orleans.
Iaul midnight A. n
Memphis aud NeW Orleans
80 p ?, n
EdgeHeId and Kentucky r. r.
1915 Pm ..................--.... loo X.
Northwestern r. r.
1900 midnight ?. v.
Thoma-vIIIe vita stage.
Ihursday
JOrdan's store via sanEs. 1ry
Monday 1900 nidnis Pm
Es89s'dAy 90 90 ........:: 30 90
IIBerIy-Via Stewart's Ferry, CainsYiHs and
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursdsy 500 p. r.
Lebanon via Stage.
100" =. ?. n.
SPARTA sTAGE.
Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
at P. n. Leaves TueIdsys, Thursdays and at
urtays, al 9 An tHre q
4t ONCE HOurs. GTFIW
From A. n. to6P.H. Sundays. 7 to 9 A. n.
RNTLEoAD AND sFAGE TIME TABLE
-
SAsHvrLIE AND DTrATUR RAu.RoAp LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive ~ Nash A. X
Leave 5 ~ p. n. /
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nhsbville At s'g9 AZ
Arrive At Nashvile s.,...-. 80 b45P. n
Memphis. Mobile and N o. Express:
Leave Nashvule $50 2. n.
arrive AZ Nashville $50 A. n.
SASHvIIE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.-..-.-..sO0 A. H. and 500 P. n
Arrive AZ Chattan0oea. 4 10 A NJ and 90 p ~
Shelhyville aud Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves Nsshvli ~ P. ~
Arrives at Nashville .-.,..-.....;;.s... 1000 A, N.
Sundays ereepted)
IuUisvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 40 A. M. and go P. n.
Arrive a. Nashville at...4 90 n. and SO P. n.
Halaiin Accommodationt train leaves Galiatin
e. 80 A. n. SrriyinF at Nashville AZ ll-55 A. N;
Returning. lGaves ashville at 3.55 p NJ, and
arrives AZ GalIatiu ct G3j r,M.
=A-HvIJ " AND n R1HWEsTERE RAILROAD
Passenger Trains. .. /
Leaves Na.hyille At ~ Is A. N. and 5:l5 P. NJ,
Arrives at Nashville at...G.i5A ~. and 2:30 A. n.
FD8FfT3g.B AID KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive a. Na-hviio at.......-..-.-,.-.-. 900 A. n.
Leave Nashville 90 P n.
LEBIEOE STAGE. ...
Leaves Nashville 1000 N.
Arrives az Nashville p N.
TRIrEE sTAeE,
Leaves Nashville tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays al 8 oclocy A. A., arrives at Nash |
villu Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock P. ". .r.... .. ..... |
LEwIsBURG AND NaLENsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday at 7;O A. A., arriving at Lewisburg same
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CinelnnatI Market

CINCINNATI, July lS.--FIour unchanged.
Wheat 81. Corn &c. Oats .74e. Proyi-
siOps very doll. Butter 26G29c. Eggs
15@17c. .a aIH.s 49, b.. 80 50
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LoU1syILLE, July 1s.-Tobacco market
very quiet superfne -four So 75a7 I;
fancy Sl1@11 so. Wheat 81 75(aI so
Corn 95Q 96c.s Oats s0(Gs2c. Rve 81 q.
Mess pork SIS so. Lard 1so. Bacon
shoulders Isle; clear sides LITE. Bulk
meats-shoulders 12ci; clear sides Ice.