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CUMBERLAND UEIvERsTTY.-From our
friend, Terry Cahal, Esq, who came ID
from Lebanon yesterday afternoon, We
learn that the annual Commencement Of
the Cumberland University, which closed
yesterday, was an eminently successful
affair. Law, Literary and Theological
students came out with flying colors. We
have promise in day or so of an extern
Give report from a correspondent Of ours
on the spot" one who handles the gull
20 deity, too. % su l11- .s. .aal .-sl. I'D
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HUNTINGTON,
NO. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
n9rll union and American Block.

NO. NORTH CHEhAE SEAhEA,
iFhs Union and American Block)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, I'm white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
In Cashmere Skeleton Suits /; brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits /; striped
Linen and searsucca SHIFTS; new styles
In CheyOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and GarabaIdi Suits, In brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, In light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen /; ele-
CANT Marseilles Festsj fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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Dressed stonc. nrIch, Etc.

will receive private bids at my office fol
all the loose stone, (suitable for curbing
Tagging, or walls, etc } brick, or other ma
tefial around the CourthOusS, which, IL moi
sold by Saturday, the 9th day Of June
inst, will be offered lin lots TO suit pur'
chasers) at the south end Of the Courthouse
at auction, on hat day, at IL O'Clock A. Nc
Tor cash, to the highest bidder. rt.
p. L. NICHoL,
June 23-td .slrgsa Cess Committee.
MozAMBIQUEs 20 cents at
iuneI7 q. RICE g Co.'S.
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POLICE CouRT, JUNE Pm. c. Jacobs,
using vulgar language; continued.
10. Blum, using abusive language; con-
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ODD FELLOWS FESTIVAL AT GALA
tina large delegation viii go up this
morning. The members Of Smiley Lodge
will meet at their Lodge at O. o'clock this
morning. and go in body. Members Of
other Lodges, who reside 10 the vicinity,
are invited 20 meet with them.
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Fisk UNIvERsITY.-The annual Conn
mencement of this school for the education
Of colOred children, has been in progress
for the past two days. The Normal School
classes was examined yesterday morning,
and those of the High School during the
afternoon. They will be continued in like
order to-day. 1t has been decidedly Too
lcarm for US 10 attend. ...-
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ERCOED HOARD.
nv -" n O0"E ''71' 2
The afternoon Of The Odd inst. SAVE /:

the afternoon Of the I'D inst, says:
The demand for money from speculative
borrowers has somewhat increased but it is
not sufficient TO give employment to any
thing like the amount OF surplus capital
offering, or to advance the rates ofinterest.
The prevailing range for call loans upon
acceptable collaterals is 3(94 per cent /;
with few exceptions above, and below
these rates, and the best commercial paper
is taken at 596 per cent. per annum dis
count: ~ as~.1 300 dafh Z
The sollowing viii show the total exports
of specie from New York to foreign ports
from January l to June 20 10 the years
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Row IN A GAMBLING HELL.-We
learned Of spirited row in a Deaderick
street gambling house last night, in which
furious oaths and pistol-drswing were the
chief features. No damage done-only a
sudden stampede among loafers, bummers
and "buckers." r s--1f.i -.-e.a
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
sitser wholesale or retail, % Pic mics. Parties.
private families or 10 all persons wishing she
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
Rleted all our Arrangements, and viii be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice
So We also keep on hard 6ne assortment
Of the best imported " ines and Liquors. with
large stock Of the best and freshest confee-
tionsriss to be had in the city.
~ JOHN FB9AZZI.
aprls I'm No. 90 North Cherry strest. =
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JUVENILE PHFERER.-A Maynard ar
chin not more than eight years Of age, was
taken to the Cedar street stationhouse last
night for hooking quantity Of onions and
garden seeds from the front Of a green
Rrocer's store.
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HUNTINGTON,

jun4 If 50, tfsr No. 8 North Cherry ST.
Early and Happy AfarrIAge-Ths True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
YOuug Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes, irso
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. rsay20 sm
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The GRAND ODD FELLOWS CELEBRA-
TIoE YEsTERDAY.-On account Of an I'M
usual rush Of local matter this morning
We are, much against cur wishes, forced to
lay over an account of the Odd Fellows
excursion 10 Gallatin yesterday. We
;romise our readers full account 10. NOR
row, accurately noted BY our special pho
nographic reporter, Mr.. Charles Plummer,
and assisted by our valued correspondent,
II. B. Boude, OF Gallatin. 81 VI
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EDGEFIELDAED KENTUCKY RAuR0AD.-
A meeting Of the Directors of the Edgefeld
snd Kentucky railroad was held at the
Office Of the company yesterday, when the
following resolution was adopted gaal
Resolved, That John Kirkmar, Enoch
Cunningham, NeiH s. Brown, e. A. Fort,
j. G. Stark and w. IF. Prosser be, and are
hereby appointed to meet the Directors Of
the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
railroad, to make or receive proportions to
consolidate, and repors the same 70 meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Edgefeld
and Kentucky Railroad Company for their
approval or rejection. .,s 80 b 3as ifjv .
On motion of GoY. Brown, the President
was added to the committee. 81.
The consolidation of these roads is a
matter of great importance, and We believe
a just and prompt agreement between them
would insure the aid asked to the Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville road.
POLICE CoURT, JUNE 25.--N. c. Jacobs,
using vulgar language; continued
10. Blum, using abusive language; con-
.iinued. 80 s.sai s4s.r- afs -al s...i
]. w. Walker, assault and battery; S.
& N. Fl. Good, using abusive and obscene
language; ten daysin the workhouse. o,
John Saunders, assault and battery; So.
Ann Cunningham, drunk and sleeping
on the street; fifteen days in the work
botlae - f--so ~
VIM, Denike and E. E. Watson, re-
grating IN the market: discharged, EiF
ia. Thompson, cheating and commit
ting fraud ID The market SIS.
THE best calico 123 cents at =. (
iuneI7 ...,-s-...t ~ g. RICE & Cos.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 25.--Tobacco heavy
S7@I5. Flour-superfne Sc rs. Wheat
S2@2 Is. Corn s0987c. Oats 700
74c. Pork SIS 25@28 so. Bulk meats
1Ia@16c. Bacon Is, l6A and II cents,
Lard lS@l9c.
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PRICE FIVE CEUTs.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
lhe UNION AND DIsPATcH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and il viii be sold to
newsboys aud dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price. Tr TH4E Ettt1 EHH
PAY Only FIVE CENTs.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

Died in this city on the morning Of June 18th,
Mrs. ANNA NJ. DICKINSON. eldest daughter OF
jacob and Louise MacGavOck, and wife Of the
Hon. Henry Dickinson. of Columbus, Miss.
The friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. from the First Pres
byterian Church, on Saturday, june 9Th. At Il
o'clock A. N. Divine service hy Rev. Dr. Bunt-
ing. tEsEll4a aG
Mississippi and Maryland papers please copy
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COSrNuEB.--The case Of Mary Dyer in
Justices Smith and Mathews court yea,er-
day, was postponed, on account Of the non.
appearance Of witnesses, Until Ghis morning
al 9 o'clock.
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Carp.tsi Carpets /,

Jus! received per steamer Pine Grove, a
large consignment Of 6ne Brussels 3-ply
ingraiE carpets, oilcloths, mattiDgs, rugs,
shades, etc, at private sale.
CRUNK, DoDsoE & Co,
Commission Merchants. /
jrne25 2t No. So, North Market.
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THE BARRIER DIsCHARGED.-Dunca
the barber, arraigned before Esq uire
Wilkinson yesterday at the instance Of
Justice Thurneek, for false representa-,
ton in regard to some property, was hon.
orally discharged, there being no proc
produced 10 substantiate the charges F
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CRoc9T CoURT.-Wm. Dobson as. Ep-
person Graves, suit to recover damages
for noncompliance in contract for dig
ging a we'll. Judgment rendered in favor
Of defendant for 81 damages % (
John A. Shute IS. WIN. Shute and VIM.
Wade, for the recovery Of rent for a place
for the year 1857. Damages awarded
plaintiff to the amount Of $500. $50.
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PuSNTc YESTERDAY. The picnic Of
tho T.. NJ. f. 8 School, at Bosley's Spring
YESTERDAY, was grand success. The child
rem returned about dusk tired snd happy,
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TO Business Men and Advertisers
f5anarmYIw 81.

The UNIoE AND DIsPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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ANOTHER FEMALE THIEF. Letha
Strickland, charged wlih larceny, was in-
oareerated in the jail Yesterday By order Of
Justice Mathews. ....--.. -r.--
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sIEUps--S5asOc per gallon.

sUeAR-Crushed and granaIstsd Isle
coffee sugars, A, B, c. lite, Fc, 1eic
New Orleans, l6@6slci Denarara, 16i@
1G3e. ESQ si--rs1siia siti a3itfjEslrs
= cGsDrn Star candles Isc per ID F; hard
pressed talIoE S. IS per box. !, --I -.
'sALr--SsEen bashsl barrels s. so per
Dbl. sad 5FaG 1lss 15 ris.il .f .. rsL
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ADJOURNED FoR THE SEAsoN. The
Criminal Court mes yesterday, discharged
the grand jury and adjourned until the
fus Monday ia August next
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Poker DocKET THTs MoRSlss.- ZIP to
one O'Clock This morning the police had
gathered up somefiftecn FniscellaIieoos char
acters, whose cases will be heard at 8
O'Clock by Commissioner Sparkling.
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Gold declined a fraction in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
lions Opened at 140l, was Les at 1920,
14OS at noon, and closed at l4oi at P. Af,
Dealers here were buying at 1S9a and SELF
ing at 1404. to r1Ha2 1aietEtG aass "a !
Government securities we're quoted il
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- WINES.
lust RECEIVED FRESH FROMTHE IN
- porters.
zoo Baskets AScHoR Brand Champagne.
50 Cases Saint Maroeaux do
a Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, (C0usin'sy
% Casks Grogn Sherry Wine la
OH Pipes BurRundy Port Wine. -.
3K Pipes Old Port Wine,
Is - Pipes Table Madeira Wine. (sxtraIBr
$50 Boxes Claret Wine
50 Boxes Still CataWba Vine Els.
10 Cases Yermouth do
10 do CURSE do $50"
10 DO Narischino 40
10 do atna aTIH
10 Baskets Annissste. rt-- ..- FT
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Csundays s1ospted)

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...... Ale A. NJ and 6.S0 P. n.
Arrive ut Nashville alta 90 A. N. and $50 ?. h.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Hallatin
Returning, leaves Nashville at 355 p. n, and
arrives at GallRtin AZ 635 p. N. s. HI sr
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SUMNER CLoTHUNG.-Morris Powers
at his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and Opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will continue 70
rensive, the most complete assortment Of
summer clothing yet brought 70 tins olty,
which he offers IS low as the lowest. His
linen slpacAs, alk lustre, drat d'ete, grass
linen suite are unsurpassed. he asks an
EXAMINATION Of his stock and prices.
eod-2w.
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NEw YoRK, June 25.-DrygOods steady;
heavy brown sheetings lite for Indian
Head Sc for Atlantic A. Prints I2ac do
d I3lc. Light prints, 1llc for Manchester
and Hamilton. 14A las3arR aisa'sFai 4
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RAILROAD AND sTAeETIMET ABI.E

ONCE Hours. EEB
FrOm7A.HtOsEE Sundays. 7tos Az.
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SAsgvfId.F AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Issve Nashville at.......s.00 A. N. and 600 p. n
arrive al ChattauoOga... 400 A. n. and 400 p. n
chelhvvifIe and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves P. N
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.


LIvERPooI, June 25-Eveninr. Cotton
is up fraction upIands IL Orleans II J ;
sales 2000 bales. 81 - -
FRANKFoRT, June 25-Eyening.-In-
crease Of specie at the Bank Of England
$685., 600. Consols 94s9194f. Bonds 7Sl.
.aa New York meney market.
b NEW YoRK, June 25.--Money plenty
and easy 3(94con call. Sterling quist Al
I09l04. Gold 140fs Old Tennessees
77A new 7.sisa8 Be- sssias1 r1g saf yiI
Nsw York Drygoods Market.
. Nrw YoRK, June Drygoods steady
heavy brown sheetings I73c for Indisn
Head !; Sc for Atlantic A. Prints 12ac d.
d I3lc. Light prints, life for Msnchestel
and Hamilton. 12A 1s1a ei2a'sta.
- 80 New YORK mArEst.. ls7 ysa
NEW YoRK, June 25,-Cotton more
active; 3@lc better; sales 1900 bales
upiands 30i9Sl. Rice dali. Coffee quiet,
Sugar steady; Cuba 11f912c. Molasses
dull. Flour fairly active and steady,
Wheat dull and heavy at 81 1902 is.
Corn dull, new Western ST 0li(9I- O4l,
-g.,,-l,5 i. LOutsViIie Markes. -,
LoUIsv1ILE, June 25.-- Sales Of 14l
hhds tobaceo; Tugs 81 25. TO 50 rs ;
medium to cutting leaf $1,000; manu-
featuring S25 75s Corn 90993c. Oats
75(Gs0. Whoat-S1 7591 SIS for old.
Flour--superHne 81 50@s. Mess pork
$2S. Lard 174 Bacon--shouldsrs lSlc I;
clear sides 17s917l clear rib sides 1910
16I. Bulk meala--shoulders l2f clear
sides 10. s1a ahts1aalzar1 lsas s-raz
New Orleans Market. efa
NEW ORLEANS, June 25. - Cotton
6rmer; middlings Csc. Sales 400 bales !;
receipts 81 bales; exports 452 bales, Ster-
ling 50955. New York sight exchange
&c premium. Gold 139}@l40. Sugar and
molasses nominally unchanged.
80. L.eais Market.
ST.. LOUIS, June 25.-Tobacco heavy,
S7@I5. Flour-superfne Sc rs. Wheat
S2@2 Is. Corn s0987c. Oats 700
74c. Pork SIS 25@28 So Bulk meats
1lA@16c. Bacon Is, l6A and II cents,
Lard ls@l9c.
= Cineinn0tt Market. p
y CrNcIxxArr, June IS. -FlOuf duh /;
family So 5000 rs Wheat quiet at
50 05(92 Is. Corn $1,000. Oats 100
76c. Pork S2s. Bulk meats life; sides
are held at lac. Bacon 14f@l6R@l64e
Canyased hams lSa@l94eg Lard l64c.
Butter SOC. Eggs 18c. s'
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Sparta STAGE,

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Rt4P. n. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdays. al An.
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White Sulphur Springs,


GREEN BRIER COUNTY, va.
THESE SPRINGS. so LONG AND Favor
a ably known % the seekers o. health and
plsasurs. viii Be open for the receptive Of visit
ors "a the Ea9 Of June. With sxtensive I'M
provsmshis and a general refurDishinE " she
establishment. We will be prepared ~ ne som
Portable Accommodation 81 FlFTbkk hun
DRIED TO TWO THOUSAND PERSONS.
p Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths,
% sminsntly ssryiesabls n conn sct!ou vith The
internai use 81 these ALft kATiF q WATERS.
are always =: the eommand or toe visitor.
One Of tbs best eity BANDS OF MUSIC will
b 10 a. tendanee 10 euliyep the Lawns aud the
Ball room and . suiiabie Hyssy uiii BE- open
50 the use q those " DO may desire - indulgo DO
horssbsek and carriage eEsreise .f...
!. In additiss p other amasemeuts The Srupr
et0rs have provided ! new and slegaut boHlius
Ailey ana Bahard koetE .a
Charges VIII Be = day, o. 80 Qes month
children under ten yenfs ard eoigFsi ssryeh-s'
half price; White servants 1fdiss 70 nioom
datt0us. " -..s II. 80
80 eIsrt OF expsnse siii Be spared On the
paFt Of the pFopristOrg % nauass thiF ustho~
liskmeut IN 3 Eaune r best saieuiadea 20 pfo
mote the comfort Of EisItors - sven fssPeei
n s...-. - PETTONs q GO.
Wbltssalpbur sBsiHz1. ". Ya.s1gnsls 1850.
: tunI IN .|.... a.H L.
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HAD TO PAY FOR Hrs FUE.--ID Justice
Wilkinson's court yesterday, Wm. johnson,
alias w. Louis, the 9Th cavalryman, charged
with smashing furniture 10 the assignation
house Of Tina Stralion, near Ash Barracks,
was discharged by paying the cosss in The
case and remunerating the Strstton for the
damage done her household goods.
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Information An U. y Glrcuit
COarf, VI, ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1899. " -

No. IQs---Unitsd States vs. tWsnty-seysa cad
So dies Of Tobacco. f4l ~
WHEREAS, R. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. At
w tOrnsy Of the Unitsd States for esid distrist,
hath hled bic inferIRatipa In SAID Court on be-
half Of the United States. and OF az Dersons
concerned. against tEeaty-seVe eaddies togae-
CO, ". p. Walker b 60. rePutsd 9gners.l slieg
ink among other things. that aid tobacco Fas
seized a. f0rfsitsd 80 the Uaited States. Tor the
causes 10 said infonnRtson alleged, r...I
Now, therefore, III e5sdience 70 the R0nltiQn Of
ne Court 10 ma directed and delivered. 4 do
hereby give notice 20 al peraons Ginning said
Why the same shouid not be condemned a.. ioF-
feited, that they be and apDesr before The sad
CroAit Court, 70 be halo In The fsderal conft
the 10th day Of Ju1le, 1853. AZ ~ o'clock
A. H. then and there % interposs their claims
y. r. GLA6EQgk.
Jans-ilf Q. 8. Asrshsl.
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1900 - =
second washinRtNm and southern VIA
CbatfaneoEa.
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4:UU ?. M.........s.s'-'..''''s ss.'''''''
Decatur, Memphis and New erica
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first Washtnefon aud southern VIA
ChRttanooga-
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Passenger Trains. =
Leaves Nashville at.....-4.i5 A. N. and SIS p. NJ.
Arrives AZ Nashville ut.6.45 A. n. and go A. n.
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EDdEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
80. a. NoshviIie at................ 9OO1.M
49, ~
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ELECFIoN or FFIoERs.-At the regular
meeting Of Temple Division, No %, Sons
Of Temperance, held Thursday evening
June 18th, 1865, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter:
T. d. Casselty, Worthy Patriarch
Oh. Eastman, Worthy Associate.
It. ii. Hamilton, Recording Scribe.
Wa: Thompson, Assistant Recording
Scribe. ~ r HtttEE
Sam. d. Wheless, Financial Secretary.
+. W. Adams, Treasury Is
G, II. Stockll. Chaplain.
Ed. Jones. Conductor.
Thomas ID. Stowe, Assistant Conductor.
J. Shelby Brown, Inside Sentinel.
Geo. Hutchison, Outside Sentinel.
sam. Robinson, 2. w. p.
THE cheapest goods in .he city at
iunel7 - G.. RICE q Co.'S.
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:GHEAIHAM. WOODS Geo

Zee - r-aa i er.
Corner College and Church streets.
FL cr51 en- sifs- tE s
+ '77r-a NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Northwestern n Il.
p.
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''' = EdrcGeTd and Kentucky 2. =.
1l.ng A T.
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Memphis and Eew Orleans:
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Wednesday 90 -''''----'-'''------tT ~ 4
friday do s.-....---.-...-..-..-. do =
IIberfy-Via Stewards Ferry, Cainsville and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon via stage.
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hAE1NiisAE AND DhSDA1bth t~sAA ~ 1870
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive Al Nashville A. NJ
Leave ....s......'.......'....-ss-' osoO ?. NJ
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave NafhViila a. gsey A =
gTrivA ~ Nashpslle 81 IS p. n.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express p
Leave Nashville s.Sy = n
rive at Nashville 90 An.
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New orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, JuDs 25. Cotton
6rmer; middlings Csc. Sales 400 bales ;
receipts 81 bales; exports 452 bales. Ster-
ling 50655. New York sight exchange
&c premium. Gold 139S@l40 Sugar and
:. l.. ,.o-,sr,lly rnnhap1ad
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, ThHrsdays and
Saturday. al s O'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday Eud Fridays at 4
o'clock P. N.
ERwIsBURG AND EeLENsyIbLR STAGE. A
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat-
urday at 40 A. r.. arriving az Lewisburg same
day. "a ~. -.---.r n .r-......-.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

brownsville via STAGE.
Thursday
Iordau,s store via StnRe.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26

First Northern.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-26
BRANDIEs.'

4 = Casks ]. Fauri's Cognae, IsOS.l --E.H
DO Renault Brandy, OSS6l
do United Vineyard Propristors
Brandy, Qs39.)