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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-19

London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at III.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at &c premium, and
bought by them at par.
There is but little demand here for gov
eminent bonds. Dealers buy at shade
under the New York rate, and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at G64 for the new and GS4
for the old.
There is very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Brokers buy al 72c
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 18th
inst. were as follows:
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Attention Of merchants is directed TO the
advertisement Of Neatman, Shields a Co.'s
large and important sale this morning.
G.. w. Crouch q Co. are filling want
long needed in this city, by keeping a sta
bic OF saddle horses, brood mares
and work stock constantly on hand for sale.
The farming classes can always find stock
"a these stsbes and nj reasonable price,.
IL may be 6ily called the Horse Exchange
Of Nashville.
Temperance matters occupy fall share
of space in our local and advertising col
umns.
John Fugazzi's ice cream was tested by
numbers yesterday, and pronounced excel
lent
Crunk, Dodson a co. offer this morning,
an extra line Of staple and fancy dry goods,
and on Wednesday carpets, mating, etc.
Geo. r. Akers has large lot Of starch
on consignment.
SetliH has received the following maya
zines for June Peterson's Ladies Maya
zine, Demorest's Mirror of Fashion, Godey's
Ladies Book, Ladies Friend, Young amer
ica, Riverside, Harper, Galaxy, Pleasant
Hours, Ballous, London Society, and all
the latest serials.
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Horse STEALING.-Thec case of Isaac
Morris, charged with stealing a horse from
VIM. p. Ferris, in July, 1866, and who was
arrested on Monday, the lith inst, and
committed to Jail for trial yesterday, the
18th, before Esquires Smith and Mathews,
was taken before the grand jury and a true
bill found, thereby doing away with the
preliminary examination. The trial will
probably come mp in the Criminal Court
to-day.
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL GEM.-The June
number of this sparkling monthly is on
our table. Age only increases its Iustre.
IT is doing a great deal in directing the
mind of the children in the channels Of
virtue and morality. Its illustrations are
well selected, and the articles, though
written for the children, are read with
equal delight by the matured and the aged
1t takes us back TO the good days of old,
and makes US feel that the breezes of child
hood are again tanning our cheeks. Ad-
dress Rev. T.C. Blake, editor.
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAX0N. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarks-
vile. TENNESSEE. to receive and receipt for sub
srriptions and advertisements Tor the UEIoN AND
DtsPATcH.
s. b. ROZRLL. Of Franklin, is our author
i7od agent for Williamson and adjoining cOun'
ties. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION Ann DIsPATOH.
DIR. j. b. MATTHEW'S, Druggist, Odd Fell
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized gent 10 receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Rdge6eld Orders
delivered b him will be promptly attended to.
lie will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
TcH on sale.
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SUBSTANTIAL HARTTY.-A banquet was
given ~ GAllaiin On Friday .nightfOr the
Confederate orphans home at GAINESVILLE,
which was well attended and yielded 4
handsome sum to the Orphans Home.
Why should not thiA noble example be in
itiated throughout the State, in every town,
village and hasnlet. "A series Of .aach ga
teriainments, 80 pleasing in themselves
would be as blessed to the givers as 70 the
receivers.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE. May Is, 1868.
COrToN.-Reeeived 2Obales shipped "a,
sold to-day, none.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /.
heeeIved to-day. .....-..........-.. ~
Received preyiOusly-.--..-...-. $40. So
Total. ................ ............-...-.... umi
Shipped to-day .--.-.-.....-,........-....... "a
Shipped previously --....-, --....7 70, 28j-7O,369
Stock on hand to-day..................- G65
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce:
NEW YoRK, May .ls.--GoId opened at
l39s 1910 A. M.-Gold 1899; Cotton
market quiet but steady nplands 32c
sterling exchange steady at ll0l9ll04c.
IL M.--Ciold 1897 Cable news has eansed
buyers to withdraw from the market Ten
nessee bonds, old, 6s4 :; Tennessee bonds,
new, 6Gic. p. M-Gold 1891. Cotton
market quiet but steady. Sales to-day 1000
bales, including line Of 1000 bales strict
low middlings at Sic.
LONDON, May IS, 1l:15 A.. M.-COnsols
94sG9i4, for money, and 92kG993 on ac-
count. United States bonds 1907 - 30
P.M.-Consols 90 on account. United States
bonds ut. M.-Consuls 5000 3l on
account. United States bonds 7ltCG7l4.
LIVERPOOL, May Is, 1l:l5A. M.--COtton
market unchanged estimated sales to-day,
1900 bales; uplands l2td, Orleans l2sd.
1:20 p. M.-Cotton market easier. Sales
to-day lO, 900 bales. 5P. M-Cotton quiet
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Quotations IN
changed
LARD-In sierces 10000; 10 kegs 20
@2Olc.
sUGAR-0rieAns l44@l54e; Dsnarara
16916tc; cofee A I7le; B lie; 1G3
crushed and powdered Isle per ID.
BAcos-Clear sides l8c; shoulders lag
14lc; country hans loo I7c; oanvased
country zoe sugar-cared 22e923c.
MoLAssEs.--COmmon synPs SO(89jr
golden syrup Sl@I so
SALT-S3 80 for 7 bushel bbls
CoFFEE--Rio 224C926e; Java 5000;
Laguyra 27lG92Sc per ID.
FnoUR-superfne 80 5000; extra
family Sl4 50(9l5 ..
CoTrON YARNs.-5O0 2fe, COO Toe, 700.
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RELEAsED.-Philip Payne, who was
committed TO Jail on Friday last, charged
with poisoning his wife in Edgefeld, was
released yesterday morning on the testi-
mony of several witnesses that he was not
the husband of the murdered woman, and
had no connection with the affair.
The body was disinterred on Sunday last,
and post mortem examination held under
the direction of DR.. Blackie, who, yester-
day evening reported that after careful
analysis Of the contents of the stomach, no
poison was discovered, and that the woman
died from natural causes.
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DDN'T CATCH Hm.-One Of Our de-
tectives yesterday got on the track OF an
escaped Jail bird named james Corners,
who escaped from the Knoxville jail some
ten days ago. lie WA discovered in a res
idence on South Summer street, and on the
approach of the policeman, leaped from a
two-story window and made guOd his es-
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THE LADIES PEARL for June has been
placed on our table. 1t fully sustains the
high standard set up by the May number
in the intrinsic excellence of its selections,
and the briliance Of its brief editorial.
The table OF contents is a table full-spread
with all that can crafty the most culti-
waited taste in pure literature The
pearl is, indeed, one of great beauty and
value. We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Ward, the accomplished editor, is receiv-
ing the Just reward of his labor5 in a rapid
ly increasing subscription.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Foreign markets.

] OHNAeh AatANAt6-
LONDON, May 1S-Evening Cousol
9lsGD9l3 Bonds 71g@7l4.
FRANKFoRT, May 1s-Evening Unite,
States bonds &c.
LIvERPooI, May lS-Evening Cotton
quiet and prices unchanged.
New York Money Market.
NEW York. May lS.-Money very easy
call loans 4C95c; sterling quiet at 10
Gold 1391@l39l; new Tennesees, 664.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May 1s.--Ootton quiet;
sales 1000 bales uplands 80. Coffee firm
and quiet. Sugar irm-Cuba 1l3@l2R
Molasses firm. Flour duh. Wheat dali;
shade easier Corn dull and unsettled At
81 14@1 Il. ata
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, May 1s.-DrygOods mar
kei unchanged.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Cotton firmer.
Middlings Sole. New York sight &c pre-
mium. Sugar-Cnba 113@I39. MOlas-
SEES 54956. Gold 400.
r-s n. .-CIneIBnAtI Market.
CINCfNNAFI, May S.-Flour and Wheat
quiet and unchanged Corn, ear, 90.
Oats so. Mess pork SOS. Bulk meats
held at l22@l44. Bacon lS4, l6f and II.
Lard dull 1872. Butter 5000. Eggs Is
Groceries firm. Sugar I higher.
~. LOuIs Market.
ST. LOUIS, May lS.-Tobacco prices full.
Flour very quiet; superfne 81 zoos %.
Wheat quiet and shade lower. Corn Gle.
Oats 8I@S24c. Pork SIS %. Bacon
shoulders held at l31@133c. Clear sides
l7@l73c. Lard 10, Mes
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-SaIes Of 1O2
hhds. tobacco Tugs to fair leaf Sc 25@1L
Flour, superfne, IS 1909 90. Wheat
81 5000 So. Oats Soc. Corn 93@9jc.
Rye 81 10. Cotton dull and nominal Lard
Mess pork SIS 50. Bacon
shoulders lac, clear sides 173. Whisky
unchanged.
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Sales Of 45 bales. The receipts were s.
bales. Middlings 294@90.
SAVANNAH, May 16.--Cotton firm and
unchanged. Receipts 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, May 16.-Cotton quiet but
steady. Sales 740 bales. Middlings 500
Receipts So bales.
MOBILE, May 16.-Colton market closed
firm. Sales 400 bales. -Middlings 500.
Receipts none. Exports 1888 bales.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-This
court was engaged yesterday in the trial Of
McFerrin and Armstrong Us. A. J. M. Nc
Kimmon, case of involuntary bankruptcy
The trial was still pending, when the
court adjourned until the 29th Of June.
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EATING GREEN PEAcHEs.--A little
daughter of Mrs. Joynb who lives at
1926 South Market street, was thrown
into spasms yesterday from eating green
peaches. DR.. Pool was called in, and sne-
ceeded in relieving the child and placing
it out of danger. --4a
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HORSE INJURED.-In passing the site Of
John McCann's new mill on NJ arket street,
yesterday morning, we witnessed the Grip
pling of valuable horse by the carelessness
of the negro driver. From appearances,
the leaders in the right hind leg were sew
cred, and the horse rendered utterly use
less. Ii is high time drivers were taught
TO pay proper attention TO the dumb brutes
under their charge.
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BEFORE EsoUIREs SMITH AND MATHEWS.
Jack Martin was arrested yesterday by
Constable White, on charge of assaulting
Elizabeth Evereth. Case continued until
ga. NJ. to-day, and defendant committed TO
jail in default of bail in fifty dollars.
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SERVED HIM RIaHT.-M. Marka who,

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-M. Marks, whose
name indicates his nationality, was before
the Commissioners yesterday for endeavor-
ing TO force a colored woman to enter his
store and purchase his wares. He was
charged with forcibly tearing a shawl from
the back of the woman, who, il appears,
tried TO resist his peculiar method of drum
ming. He was very properly fined $25
and costs. A few such lessons will put a
sLnn 10 this ont rapenns nracfice
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TURHIvILLE a TuLCHEE.
District of Tennessee-

'pHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. assignee IN
NJ L.. Cartwright, Abraham slaughter. j. d. Ess
ley, Jr.. Frederick Phillips and NJ Plrmeue.
Ia the county Of Davidson and state o. Teuue8
see. within said Distriet who have been aiiai.el
bankTupts upon their own petitions b. the 81
trtct Court Of said district
A. s. CHA DBOURNE, Assirnee.
apr2J lawit Ohice, 82jI Church street
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MAaN1r1cENr DIsrLAY-GRAND ExH-

MAGNIFICENT DIsPLAV-GRAND EXm-
BrTI0S.-Nothing like this splendid floral
show has ever been seen in Nashville aud
we believe those strangera who will be
present from the large cities north Of this,
will have 81 concede the paln OF superb
ority in every point 10 this exhibition Of
the Tennessee Horticultural Society over
any other made at this lseason Of the year
We look upon 1t IS triumph in every
way, snd the society may welt feel proud Of
their achievement
We need not urge the huying Of season
tickets for one view Of the rare bealsties Of
the occasion will make a second visit a
matter Of course.
The music la the evening wall be hne ;
and again we say let every one who wants
to enjoy a rare treat go to the horticultural
exhibition.
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fIlVVV w 1.111E0U-
The sale on the 18th we're az follows.

18th inst. says:
Money remains in full supply, with
tendency TO lower rates. Dealers with
whom banks place large sums are receiving
voluntary offers of reduction to per cent
of loans hitherto held at Z, and in most in
stances this change has been effected. In
regard TO new loans the offer ia mainly at
B per cent. to the government stock houses
and like dealers.
The Assistant Treasurer here has pur-
chased no 1905 to-day. The purchases for
the week thus far amount TO about So, 4O0,-
600.
No gold has been sold by the government
to-day through the Assistant Treasurer in
New York.
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MERCHANTS, Meeting.

The COMMITTEES appointed a tlle neelipg
Of merchants on Saturday, met at the
Chamber of Commences at Sso'clock, yes
terday evening, TO report progress in col
lecting funds and arranging for the proposed
entertainment TO be rendered the citizens
Of Hopkinsyille and intermediate points.
The committee on finance reported addi-
tional subscriptions received amounting TO
near $500.
Monday, June 4th proximo, was agreed
upon as the day for the entertainment.
A committee Of reception was appointed,
consisting Of Henry Ewing, Jno. NJ. Bass,
M. PendleiOn, (of Ewing, Pendleton Il Co.,
Geo. w. Cunningham, Thos Craighead,
Geo. +. Akers, T. J. Wilson, Thos. Fife,
b. ii. Cook, Adolph Nelson, Jno. Kirk
man, +. G. McNairy, Bruce Buckner, W.
NJ. Cook, Mr.. Campbell, (of Campbell &
sSpire, A. III. Hicks, James Mclaughlin,
A. c. Beach, w. Collier, Mr.. Baily, fof
Bailey, Ordway & Coz =
Messrs. Wand x Kinney presented "bill
of fare" which could not fail to be accept
able to the most experienced epicure.
The committee Of arrangements were
Instructed to negotiate with Messrs. Wand
& Kinney.
A. IL. Hicks was appointed Treasurer.
The sfiair promises to be quite recherche.
TILL TAPPING Henry Parrish, colored,
was arraigned yesterday before Esqaires
Smith and Mathews on charge of stealing
six dollars from the money drawer of Pat
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rnrrr FIVE GENTS.

Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UNIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FlvE CESrs, aud it will be sold TO
newsbovs and deslers 10 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
~ have bean appointed assignee in hank
Tnptcy, 0t the estate OF Andrew Gregory, Of Ba-
wilson cOunt3. Who has been aSijudged baak-
rupt on his own petition. 81 the u. ). District
Court for Middle tennessee
A II. HURLEY. Assignee.
Nashville May s, 1885. my9 law3t
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Bass Bati.-The juvenile hass ballerI
Sons Of Temperance.

The Grand Division Of the State Of Ten
nessee will hold an adjourned session on
Tuesday, May l9th, at 81 P. NJ, in Sons
Hall, Masonic Temple, Nashville.
pfE
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Gold declined fraction in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota.
tons Opened at 1893, was 1893 at 1920,
1898 at 10;40, 1898 at noon, and closed at
1894 at 8 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying
l39 and holding at 140I.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as folIows:
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To BusIncss Wen aud Advertisers
Generally.
The Union AND DISPATCH job Rooms
have just been supplied with large sddi-
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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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
New York, Pittsburg.
Tyrone, Cairo. ..... .r..
VIM. White, Upper Cumberland,
DEPARTED.
/. N. Phillips, Coal Mines
New York, Pittsburg.
VIM. White, GAINESVILLE.
Umpire, Ports above.
At this point the river is receding, with
fourteen feet of water on the Shoals.
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Mr. W. w. GATES, the veteran editor OF
the West Tennessee Whig, published at
Jackson, is in the city on business con-
nected with his paper, which circulates
very largely in the wealthiest portions Of
West Tennessee. Such Of our merchants
"a desire TO secure trade from that region
will find the Wing a very desirable medi.
UNI, through which TO insugurate the effort.
Bass BG1I-The juvenile haze ballers
have lost none of their interest in their
iavorite amusement, and are ont in fall
force every day. Yesterday the Young
Southrons gave the Young Rebels speoi-
men Of their proficiency, having scored
eight while the latter were unable to score
even one. That wasA tolerahly bad beat =
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N4SHTTELE.
WE have JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
w the most complete stocks Of
PariOr Furniture,
BEDROOM Suifs.
Extension Tables,
...H sisicbOarSia, .f-

and everything ia our line. ever brought to tins
market, all % which Is 81 the very best max Q
and finish. Persons wishing 70 purchase are re-
apectinllyinYIted 10 examine our extensive stock
ne We will GUARANTEES % seh Al a. Low rates ns q
rst-rate article can be purcha sed in the city but
We wish u undeFstOOd that We do not ds-ign
coming in competition with auy Furniture that
is not Of the very best make and Gnish ave
guarantee every Article sold By as
mvh n
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BAsrARpY Two colored individuals
were brought before Esquires Cassetiy and
Brien GA charge 81 hastardy. One case was
settled snd the other continued until 3
p NJ. to-day
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BatehelOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
tine and perfect Dge-harmless, reliable, instan-
taaeOus- No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
Ill effects of bad DDss. InyigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed HIiliom A. Bachelor All others arc
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Iapr2e ly.
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TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-There will be
a temperance meeting this evening At the
Cherry Street Baptist Church. De
tinguishod speakers viii be present.
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sIcK.-Esquire w. II. Wilkinson de-
cided several civil cases yesterday, and
was compelled to adjourn his court on ac.
count Of illness.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-19

BIsCHARGED. Wellington Barker ae-
cased with receiving stolen goods, Was tired
yesterday, before Esquires Brien aud Cas-
seity, and no evidence appearing 90 show
has completely in the matter, he was dis
charged.
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IoUIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lenve Nashville ATT. Ale A. N. and 6.20 P. ~
Arrive NJ Nashville at..-4 % 4. N. and $50 p. N.
Gnllatin Accommodation train leaves Galiatin
at qlS A. A. arriving NJ Nashville az l.4b A. N.
returning leaves Nashville at 3.b5 P. NJ, and
arrives nj Gallatin nc 6-35 p. A..
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic MICS. Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice
aS~We also keep on hand a fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
large stock Of the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries 70 be hal'in the city
JOHN FUdAZZI,
aprlS I'm No. 80 North Cherry street. ?
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SPECIAL NOTICES
No. 5 Cherry street.

Aurora OiI--Fifty barrels just received
and for sale, at wholesale and retail, by
BENSON K T0NEY.
mVt1 If No Cha,,r e.root-
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Temperanee Matters.

The occasion of the assembling of the
National Division Of North America of the
Sons of Temperance in this city, to-mor-
row, will, we have no doubt, greatly revive
and benefit the cause represented, and oc,
casion hearty interchange of good feeling
and sentiment between the citizens Of Ten
nessee and their brethren from all parts of
the continent.
Isaac Litton, Joseph s. Carries and
Charles III. Stockell Of this city, and
Thomas ii. Cooke and James Ferguson, of
Memphis, met the delegates 10 the National
Division at Cincinnati yesterday.
A grand temperance demonstration took
place in the latter city, yesterday, and adj
dresses were delivered by Gen. Samuel f.
Cary and other distinguished speakers.
The delegates are expected TO arrive 10
this city on the $50 p N. train to-day.
The following will give our readers an
idea OF the proceedings during this week:
archaeological 9 A. NJ the National
Division will assemble at the Representa-
tives Hall, State Capitol, for the transac-
ton of business. AT 8 p. NJ. public re-
ception will be given the National Division
10y the Grand Division Of Tennessee, and
addresses delivered by distinguished speak
ers. The public are cordially invited to
attend the reception.
hurslay.-Devoted 10 business of Ma
tional Division. At night, addresses will
be delivered in Nashville, South Nashville
and Edgefeld.
Frid0y.--This day will be celebrated as
the 22d anniversary Of the Grand Division
of Tennessee. An excursion, by steamer,
TO the Hermitage, grand picnic, and an
address by our eloquent fellow citizen, Rev.
r. A. Young.
SatuTddy.-A grand parade through the
city by the National, Grand and Subordi.
nate Divisions, at o'clock, P. NJ Thomas
ii. Cooke, Of Memphis, Grand Marshal.
On the adjournment oil the National Di-
vision, they will be accompanied by the
Grand Division Of Tennessee on a trip 90
the Mammoth Cave.
We will try and keep our readers posted
as TO the proceedings of the National Dlr
vision from day to day.