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TROUBLE IMMINENT IN CoLUMBIA.-It
was reported here yesterday that an out
break at Columbia was momentarily ex-
pected, trouble having come Of a commune
cation received'by a minister at chat place,
in which two Young men were charged
with instigating the negro who was lynChed
for harn-burning n short time since. IL
was said that large party of the minister's
friends were armed and prepared TO de.
tend him, while another party, as cham
pions Of the accused, were armed and de-
ternined on satisfaction
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
a existing between q. W. Marshall, /. j. Nos,
burg and l.. A. Russell under the name and
style Of MARSHALL. E0SBuRa & RUSS EI.l,,
has been dissolved by mutual consent q. W.
Marshall retiring FROM the fr
". &; Taylor, being admitted. vice" Mar
shall, the style Of the firm will hereafter be
HUSSELE, VOSBURG a co. Dissolution OF
the old. and formation Of the new Grm 90 take
effect April lst, 1865.
q. w. MARSHALL
RUSSELL, KOSBURa 81 Gu
Nashville, Tenn. April 3. 1868
aprh 4 oaW q
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INCOMES.

A Slim show for Davidson County.
The following are the net incomes upon
which tax is paid, in Davidson county, az re-
ported to H. L. Norvell, Revenue Collector
for the fifth district. There is falling off of
more than fifty per cent. from the assess
ments of last year, and it is hinted that
much has been withheld from the assessors.
The rolls are not yet quite complete;
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3l4c; receipts S54 exports, eoastwise, 265
exports to Great Britain 2612 receipts for
the week 1870.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton dnll and
heavy sales $50 bales; middling Sic; re-
ceipts 247 exports to-day 1889.
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FURTHER FROM THE ToRNADo.-We
learn that the destructive tornado which
partially died away after trayersing The
country between the Hillsboro aud Mar
freesboro pike, arose afresh after leaving
the latter raad, and swept away a number
Of houses further eastward The negro who
was reported 90 have been blown so high
that he never came down again" vas not
blown far. La few minutes after the
whiflwind struck him he was seen crawl
lug from some ruins, aud went on his way
mp the road. A negro woman in a cabin
on The Edmondson place escaped almost
miracu'ously, the roof aud sides of the
building She was in being lifted bodily and
horne away, leaving her standing nm
harmed IN the middle of the foor. which
was not hudged. la many places along
the route OF the tornado, tue grounJ I,
strewed with dead chickens, squirrel. and
birds which were dashed about and Killed
during its onward sweep.
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TuE HOWE Truss SmTs.-The Federal
Court ia now engaged with the case Of A.
l.. Maxwell, Jr., rs The Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, a suit
brought to recover $4,000 for the use Of the
old Cumberland river railroad bridge re-
Gently torn away TO give place 70 the Fink
Iron bridge, il being claimed that the old
structure was Howe Truss. The Railroad
Company put in the plea that il was not a
Howe Truss, aud that il place built and
turned over TO them by the government,
which can alone be responsible, if respon-
sibilily rests anywhere Similar suits have
been entered against various other Tennes-
see roads aud IL has been agreed by all
parties that the result Of the present suit
will be regarded as a decision of the rest.
Several hundred thousand dollars is in
volved In these cases.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL May 9. - Cotton closed
easier sales 5000 bales; uplands 1910
l2fd Orleans 128@124d.
New York Money Market
New York. May 9.-Money easy call
loans 6; prime discounts 64@71. The
kilograms from Washington throughout
the day, all favor the conviction which
tends to strengthen the market. Specie
exports for the week we're over three mil
lion and half. Sterling 10B@10t new
Tennessees 81.
New York Market.
New YORK, May 9-Cotton lower
sales 500 bales; uplauds 3l@314. Rice
quiet and firm. Sugar moderately active
Cuba 1l@124c. Flour dull and a shade
lower. Wheat steady $237@2 80 for
Western. Corn 81 1901 10.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, May Dry goods dull ;
brown sheetings &c; woolens 65c@ 81 ; cot
ton bags 55c.
NJ. I.OuIs Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Tobacco less active.
Hemp, undressed, 81 45@1 So. Flour
extremely dull superGne 81 25G9S %.
Wheat firm at 81 1902 S74. Corn 500
Soc. Oats 7S@8lc. Bacon-Clear sides
17lc; shoulders 13}@l4c. Lard dull.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Flour dull-fam-
ily SlI@11 %. Wheat dull; winter
50 5000 60. Corn 90c Oats 76@7S
Rye 81 90@1 IS. Pork S2S. Bulk meats
124@143c. Bacon-shoulder l4c; sides
I69l74. Lard Isle. Tobacco firm; lug.
TO leaf S. 4O932 90. Groceries quiet and
unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Tobacco firm.
Sales % hhds. at full rates. Wheat
81 55@2 60. Rye 81 1902 Is. Lard
lS4c Cotton 294@3Oc.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, May 9.--Cotton dull
and lower. Middlings Size Sales 1900
bales Receipts 797 bales. Exports 4374
bales.
New York sight &c premium.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GoODs.-Detec-
tive Joe Cheatham yesterday recovered a
large amount of cutlery, gold pens, etc,
which were stolen some time ago from the
bookstore of w. 4. Berry Il Co. Forty
niue pieces of merschaum pipes and cigar
holders stolen from Barkhorn's, on Deader-
lex street, were also recovered. The goods
were found in house on Cedar street.
near the trestlework, and a young man
named Wellington Barker was arrested
aud lodged in the workhouse to await a
hearing tomorrow morning.
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A CURIOUS ACcTDENT-Y Yesterday, "a a
train of Green Line cars were backing mp
Just south of the Louisville depot, the
switch became displaced, and freight car
Of the Northwestern road was precipilated
a distance Of fifteen feet over the side of
the treste-work. Mike Carr, Waterman,
who had been standing on the top of the
car with Chas. Humphrey, a yard man,
was severely injured, but Humphrey
saved himself by accomplishing the extra
ordinary feat of stepping from the roof of
the car to its side as it was topping over
and from thence jumping to the ground.
The car was not much damaged, and the
locomotive was stopped in time 10 save the
rest Of the train.
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soufhern cotton Markets.

NOZZLE, May Market closed dull aud
unsettled sales $50 bales middlings 293c;
receipts since Friday 9G5 against 22s6 same
time last week exports l0l.
CHARLEsTos, May Cotton dull and
nominal sales 80 bales; middiings 81 TO
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THE LAST REVENUE LAw.-The act 10
amend the revenue laws Of this State.
passed on the l3ih OF March, 1865, has
been printed in pamphlet form, aud is for
sale at the Pres and Times Office, either by
the single copy or IN quantities to dealers.
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BAD BoYs-A number Of unruly white
boys are accused Of frequently disturbing
the colored Sunday School at Christ
Church, corner of High and Church
slreels. Thoy ahnnld be looked 10.
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THE TENNESSEE HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
Great scmi-AnnuaI Exhibition.

Great Scmi-Anuuai Exhibition.
An adjourned meeting Of the Society was
held at the hall Of the Chamber OF Com
merce. on Saturday afternoon.
A committee consisting Of Messrs. +. H.
French, J. NJ. Hamilton, W. II. Harris, H.
4. Jackson and - Lyle was appointed to
conduct the semi-annual exhibition on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the l9th and 20,h
instants.
4 rule was adopted requiring those send
ing a specimen not Of their own production,
TO give the name Of the person 10y whom IL
was grown.
1erdiscussing many subjects OF interest,
the Society adjourned until next Saturday
afternoon
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PERSONAL. NJ. w. Cluskey, Of
Memphis, and Maj. w. II. Rhea, of Louis
Vile, both formerly Of the Memphis Ara-
lancle, are in the city.
Col Sam. G. Reid, of New Orleans, so
well known 10 the press, and who has
lately been addressing merchants and
planters of Louisiana, Alabama and Geor-
gia, passed through the city yesterday on
HE way TO Louisville.
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BLooDHoRsE lNTELLIGENCE.-W learn
that Nelly Gwynne and Mollie Austin, Of
the stable Of +. A. Smith, at the Nashville
Course, are to go TO Jack Malone for the
season.
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GEN. QuARLEs.-The indictment against
Gen. Quarles for treason and conspiracy"
was yesterday dismissed in the Federal
Court.
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A STARTLING FACT.--Gaming is the
ruling passion in Nashville Indictments
for gami. have been found against a num-
Der Of prominent church members in this
city-one Of them q Deacon.
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1HE John NJ. Davies, better known as
the French yoke, or perfect fitting shirt, at
Gray a Mobiles, No. % Cherry street
may 9-3t
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ELoPEIEST Is CoLoRED Hon LTE.-
A fascinating yellow girl in North Nash
vile deserted her husband day before
yesterday, eloping with another colored
individual, and the erockery, and Sl95 Of
her husbands money.
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LAGRANGE AND BRIGNoII OPERA
Buy your cravats and Kid gloves at Gray &
Mobiles % Cherry street. 2t
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OMEInUsEs will run this afternoon
from the terminus Of the South Nash
willie street railroad to Mt. Olivet, for the
accommodation Of those wishing TO visit
the Confederate graves there.
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Gold continues tc advance. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 1893, was 1898 at
1890, 40 at 1850, 14OB at noon, and closed
at 140B at P. NJ. The rates here were
1391 buying and 14O1 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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7 NNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
l County Court Of Davidson county. Or no
directed. made al the February Term. ls13. o.
said Court. upon the application 81 the Boart
0f Directors Of the Tsunessee and Pacific Rail
road Company. and 10 pursuance OF tho statutes
IN such cases made and provided, | viii open
aud hold an election at the vafiou5 elerligu
precincts in said county. On SAhA HpAA-
NAY 18th. 1855, for tho purpofe Di o.
eertaining whether n minority 81 the voters
Of said county will approve Or dlsaprroVe
subscription By said county Of t5o1OlJ o. lue
Capital Stock Of said tennessee AMI Pacific
RAILROAD Company. IN tho Coupon Bonds Of said
20 uDty-one-t third payable a. the eNPnation 81
fifteen years, 0ne-thiId In tWeuy year,, AMI the
other third in twenty-five years from the date %
their issuance, bearing Fix per cent. interest
uaVable semi annually Et which election thufo
votes who are ia favor Of sub scTsptlon viii POI
on their tickets the words " for subscririi
aud those opposed % The subscrlpti0u VII put
an their tickets no subscription"
B. j. SHERIDAN,
Commis'r Registraiion for Davidson Couny
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SPRINa and Summer underware at GRAY
u Mobiles, No. % Cherry street
may ST.
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IMPcRTART TO SHPPERs.-The doors
at the Louisville depot will hereafter be
closed At 3 2. NJ, after which time no
freight will be received for forwarding
from this point
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UNITED STATES CoMAussIoNER.-E.W w.
Turner was yesterday appointed United
States Commissioner at Carthage.
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YELLOW PINE FLOORING

AA PREPARED TO FURNISH ANY
| quantity OF the best yellow Pine hiooE-
lag. dressed OF ia the roagh. az reduced prices.
Builders and contractor. will make q Oh their
interest 10 call and see ~ before they purchase.
orders filled promptly.
j. N. HAWKINS. Agent
aTt5 2m b.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is rising with lG feet on the
Shoals. The weather clear and pleasant.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Tallsman, Cairo.
IN PORT.
A. Baker, Alpha, and Umpire.
The Mississippi had fallen about one and
half inches at Memphis during the
twenty -four hours ending Thursday even
ing.
The Arkansas is falling from Fort Smith
TO the mouth, with fifteen feet in the
channel. White river is near bank full
bat receding slowly.
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THE new Saratoga collar at Gray q No
bles, Ne. % Cherry street. may 9-3t
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Engine and boiler.

E0R SALE. A TIRST- RATE ENGINE AND
h Boiler Ia good order. Can be seen. land
price learned. By calling at this ONCE.
~nayH In
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ARREST OF AN INDIANA Man FOR PER-
JURY.-Edward A. Smith, one Of the
"horse men who came mp from Memphis,
and who was interested in Nell Gwynn
and several other racers, was arrested at
the race-track on Friday, on a requisition
from the Governor of Indiana, in the
hands of Marshal John +. Harrison, Of
Seymour. He is charged with perjury in
swearing in suit before the Marion Crimi.
nal Court, involving some $4,000 Yes
terday he was taken before Judge Cary on
writ of hajcGs corpus, but failed to secure
release. He will be taken to Indianapo-
lis to day by Marshal Harrison.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-MOnday-Tuesday.
We are glad to be able to record the fact
of a very large sale of reserved seats at the
music store of Mr.. Mcclure, for the opera
tic representations of the Lagrange and
Brignoli Opera company, on Monday and
Tuesday of next week. There are several
very excellent seats still left, which il
would be advisable on the part of those
who intend going, TO secure on Monday
morning.
We clip the following from the Louis
vile Courier of yesterday, commenting
upon the performance of Don Pasquale,
the opera which will be given in this city
on Tuesday evening:
Donizelti's ever fresh and charming COM
ic opera was performed last evening by the
Lagrange Brignoli opera company with an
excellent distribution of characters.
Mime Lagrange, AZ the mischievous Wild
ow Norma, sung with the charm and purity
Of a young girl, and acted the role TO per-
lection. Tier great force is in opera. She
appeared 90 much greater advantage than
on the previous evening, when she was I'M
able TO show her excellent dramatic and
histrionic'power. Nine De Lagrange is
certainly one Of the very best artistes we
have ever had here since Jenny Lind and
Patti, and we are very glad TO see her, by
our musio-loving public, duly appreciated.
Sig. Brignoli sung and acted his role of
Erneste with great power and correctness.
lie seemed inspired by the large and en-
thusiastic audience. Hs rendition of the
serenade mthe fourth act was superb, and
he was called before the curtain.
Sig. Sarti, and Sig. Lorini as Don Pas
quale and Dr.. Malatesta, were excellent in
their respective roles The opera was in
every regard we'll merited success, and
the audience we're delighted and showed
by frequent applause their full apprecia-
ton and enjoyment
Mile Stella Bonheur, the youthful, the
beautiful young prima donna, carried Lou
isvile by storm, and the praises in regard
to her excellent rendition of "Galatee" and
Coming Through the Rye" we're 10 every
ones mouth.
The entertainment of the evening closed
with I'll Bocio," by Arditi, sung superbiy
/ by the famous Lagrange, and which was
most raptuously applauded.
POLICE COURT, MAY 9.-Lena Williams
assault and battery, discharged.
Sarah Wilkerson, same, costs.
Nan East, Fannie Rousseau, same, con
| timed.
c. & Lester, malicious mischief in break
ing plates and dishes, workhouse 20 days
| Wellington Barker, larceny, continued
Nicholas Perkins, foresialling the mar
ket, costs.
Jesse White, assault and battery, costs
Geo. White, same, costs.
BAsE BALL--A match game vas playe
between the Broadway Lightning an
Trix, the former scoring % and the la
ter9
SPRING styles Of hats at Gray x Noble
| No 20 Cherry street NAV 81
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THE finest assortment Of neck dress in
the city al Gray q Mobiles, No. - Cherry
street. may 81
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POLICE CoURF MAY 9.-Lena Will.

BAsE BALL,-A match game Vas played
between the Broadway Lightning and
Trix, the former scoring 2S and the lat
ter9
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SPRING styles Of hats at Gray x Mobiles,
No. % Cherry street may 9.3t
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NARBED.
A Notorious COnnterGeIter Ragged at
Madison Station.

A Notorious COnn1erieifer Ragged at
Madison Station.
A wel-knOWn Nashville detective, in
company with c. C. Cassidy, of the Metro
politan Police, arrived in the city at mid
night, having in charge man calling
himself G.. NJ. Fortune, Of Barren county,
Kentucky, whom they had arrested as a
counterfeter on the evening train from
Nashville, at Madison station, having fol-
lowed him up to that point, He had been
10 this city, attended the races, bet consid-
cradle sums in twenty dollar bills on the
First National Bank Of indianapolis, and
had scattered various amounts at the no"
tells aud other places The bills were very
well executed, and when the fraud was
discovered there was an impression that
the city had been flooded with counter
felt money. When arrested, he succeeded
in throwing a roll of bills out of the car
window. Fifteen twenty dollar counter
fei. notes on the First National Bank of
indianapolis, two fifty dollar counterfeit
compound interest Treasury notes, and
four hundred and seventy-six dollars
in genuine currency were found on his
person He was lodged in the workhOuse
to await hearing before Commissioner
Davis
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 7O4.
Exchange on New York was furnished
by the banks yesterday at lc prenium
and sold by them at par.
Government bonds are sold by dealers at
a fraction over the New York rate and are
bought by them at a shade less than the
New York quotation.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at f6e for the old and
$500 for the new.
There is very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Brokersbu buy at zoe and
sell at 75c in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were "a follows:
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ANOTIEER rERRHFrIc TORNADO.
Three Counties in West Tennessee
Devastated.
Ttse Nest Destructive Hurricane Ever
known in the STATE.

IIOuses and Trees Blown Away and
Numbers Of Persons Killed or
Crippled.
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The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 9th inst. says:
Money remains easy, with light demand
at banks, which are supplying their Gus
toners at Z per cent. on call. When offered
stock houses in large parcels, 6 is the rate;
and in some instances as low as 81 has been
accented
the market for governments is stronger
to-day. Five-twentes of 1862 sold at 81
for large and 8! for small. The change in
the relative prices Of the large and small is
remarkable. Till to-day the small de-
nominations brought I to I less than the
large but at the morning board the small
were in such demand that the price rose
from / to } above that of the large de
nominations. The purchasers of the small
being on account of brokers here who have
connections on the continent of Europe,
the inference is that the demand proceeds
from small investors abroad.
The Assistant Treasurer is buying but
few 1905 to-day, the market being above
his figure, 1915.
The continuance of an easy money mar
ket already conceded, the result Of the inn
parchment trial is the most prominent
topic discussed in the stock and gold mar
ket. We trace a slight but positive ten
dency to weakness on both the share and
gold markets, from doubts entertained on
the street whether the impeachment trial
will result in the removal Of the President.
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Was for beaten horses. Association purse
of $l5O-$25 to the second horse-mile
and repeat, in which all the entire named
started-Nelly Gwynne, Viola, Pat. Gle
burne and Magazine-Pat. still running
well, Notwithstanding having already run
four hard miles. Nelly Gwynne, however,
wins the heat in 1853, with perfect ease, as
also the next heat and race, in 1:524.
Thus closed the day; and we have just
one other duty to perform. That is, to
convey the thanks Of everybody to that
man Of all men, useful in all positions, and
Just as essential to the success of the Blood
Horse Association, as it is that we should
have horses to run. We mean, Of course,
our esteemed friend, Abner Turner.
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LIVERPOOL, May 9. - Cotton closed
easier sales 5000 bales; uplands 1910
1OII OIL. IOgO10II
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WINES.
BRANDIES.

AZ Casks J. Fauri's Cognac, GsO5l
do Renault Brandy, GS35)
do United Vineyard ProprictOr7
Brandy. 1880
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Fresh Arrivals!
CHEATHAM, WOODS&CO

Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.