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Ill 25 in the years noted:

The New York Times of the 9th inst.
says:
The import entries for the past week
amount to s., $50, 564, against the total en-
tries of Sc, $40, 800 same week last year
The export clearances of domestic produce
amount to 81, Ill ,405, against $4,473,844
same week last year. The customs of the
week are S23l4,00G. The receipts of cot
ton, coastwise and by railroad, are 6452
bales.
The gold values of the import entries of
foreign merchandise at New York since
July l, 1867, the beginning Of the cur
rent fiscal year, are as follows-the en-
tries OF foreign specie being omitted:
Total since July 1....................s $685. 66001
Against same time lsbI--.......---.... Z253Jo.549
Decrease since July l-.................. $50 1858
The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-ezported, since July l, 1867, are as fol-
lows:
Total since July i......,............B a. 025, G55
Against same time ls5T............-- l5l .y42,O73
Decrease since July 1.................. s29l33 1888
Gold, April IS, lso5..........--....i3gls p cent
Cold, April n ls6I 36I4 cent
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THE RAILROAD CAsE.-Hon. Ed. Ewing
did not conclude his argument yesterday
10 the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road case, in the Federal Court. He will
close to-day, when the case will be left TO
the decision of Judge Trigg.
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STABBIKG AFFRAY AT RIDDLEBERGER's
"A stabbing .afiray occurred in Riddle
berger's restaurant, corner of Deaderick
and Cherry, yesterday morning, between
John Jackson and WIN. Bradley. Jack
son was taking an early breakfast, when
Bradley, somewhat the worse for liquor,
squatted in seat opposite and commenced
dipping his fingers into the victuals, This
Jackson resented, and both selling case
knives, set about carving each other,
when Bradley received slash across the
face, and the difficulty ended. The case
will come up before the Police Commits
sioner this morning.
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LOCOMOTIVE EEGINEERs.-Th monthly
Journal Of the Brotherhood for April has
been received, and contains great amount
of information, not only interesting to the
members, but the general travelling public.
The discussion of the relative economy and
safety of steel and iron rails is worthy of
the attention Of all railroad companies.
The entire number is replete with useful
and interesting matter.
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THE protraeted meeting at the Second
Presbyterian church, corner College and
Mulberry streets, South Nashville, con-
times nightly. The congregation is large,
tor, Rev. J. NJ Halsell, is assisted by Rev.
J. n. Mcdonald. The meeting will con-
tinue probably during the week
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SUMNER UNIFORM OF THE METRoPoLI-
TAN PoLICE.-The Metropolitan Police
will in a few weeks don their new summer
uniform. 1t ia to consist of a thin blouse
like blue coat, white duck pantaloons and
vest, and panama hat.
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish lee Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pic mics, Parties,
private families. or to ali persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements, and will be pre-
pared to fill all orders at short notice
SS- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprls 2m No SO North Cherry street.
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THE GALLArIN TRAGEDY.
Burial of an Ex-Federal soldier.

nFhss oi an LAsEederai soldier.
The Gallatin Examiner has the following
account Of the funeral Of VIM. J. bartb
who was shot last week by I. n. Phillips
Sunday last the remains Of the late w.
}. Barth were inferred by the Odd Fellows
aud Masonic Lodges of Gallatin, of which
the deceased was a member.
At one O'Clock the two bodies proceeded
from their lodge rooms to the residence of
his brother Martin Barth, where they were
taken charge Of by the Masons who, ac-
companied BY the Odd Fellows, removed
them to the Presbyterian church. Every
portion Of the room was crowded, and huu
dreds went away unable to obtain seats
The services at the church were conducted
by Rev. T. L. Moody, of the Methodist
church, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Griffin of the
Baptist church.
The sermon of Mr. Moody was eminent.
ly touching and appropriate TO the sad oc-
caslon. The remains were then removed
to the Cemetery, when the funeral services
of the Order Of Odd Fellows was performed
by Prof II B. Todd acting as Chaplain. -
Al their conclusion the solemn, and always
impressive, Masonic burial service was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Moody, officiating
as Master, and the grave was closed.
We have seldom seen SO large an attend
ance at a burial service, or so much gen
uine sympathy felt by ali classes for the
bereavement of the family of the deceased.
We can not also, think it Inappropriate
to remark that these Manifestations OF the
sympathy and respect of our citizens-so
unaffectedy and sincerely rendered to the
body of comparative stranger, are a
singing rebuke 10 the stories of our hatred
TO Northern men. The deceased was a
Northern born man; was soldier in the
Federal army, and settled in our town at
its close, attending closely and industrious
ly to his calling His only activity in pol
ilics consisted in evincing by his acis and
conversations that he wanted peace, and
the restoration of every man to his rights.
For several weeks past number of tenn
perate articles have appeared in our paper,
entitled 4" A Northern Citizens Opinion"
which were from his pen, all breathing
high aud generous feeling. The conclu
sion of his communication OF last week
might be taken as a sample of the spirit of
all Of them. We reprint it: No! my
friends, this people are willing to and do
award every man equal and exact justice,
no matter about the place of his nativity,
if he only conducts himself as an honor
able, upright, conscientious man.
Let us have peace, tranquility and
federation. Let us foster these through
mutual forbearance to all that are worthy,
and TO others,
Be 10 their yirtues very kind
And 20 their faults little blind"
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The TEMPERANCE CAMPA1sN.-There
were not seats enough in Masonic Hall TO
accommodate all of the immense audience
that listened to Hon. Edward CarswelPs
lecture last night, and it was only repe-
tition Of the welcome he has received every
where. He goes to franklin to-day, aud
will address the citizens of that place to-
night.
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STEAMBoATCAPTAINs on -HEIR MUSCLE.
There vas a tight between two steamboat
Captains On lhe levee yesterday, one Of them
having ''raited" the other out Of position.
The aggressor gave himself up and was
fined g so BY Justice Mathews.
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PICToRIAL JUsTICg-Juslice Thurneck,
on Cherry street, has a new sign, with the
sword and scales of justice painted con-
spicuously at the termini of the board
Some of the RAIDS. at first took them for
Ku-Klux devices, and gave that part Of
Cherry street wide berth for day or
two
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PRICE EIYE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNIOS AND DisPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, aud il will he sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
OF this price.
Pay ONLY Five CrNTa
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Be TO their virtues very kind,
And 20 their faults little blind a"

THE GREEN LINE.-The celebrated
Green Line now embraces seven railroads
the Louisville & Nashville, Nashville &
Chattanooga, Nashville 4 Northwestern,
Montgomery & West Point, Macon 4
Western, Western & Atlantic, and Georgia
and extends from Louisville to Mont
gomery, Ala, aud Augusta, Ga. A car Of
this line is sealed at Louisville, and is not
opened until it reaches Augusta or Mont
gomery. The freight it carries consists
mostly of bacon and heavy articles, and it
is designed for competition with river trans
portation to the towns near the sea coast
Other railroads are soon to be linked on,
until an unbroken line is established to
Charleston, Savannah and Columbus.
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AcQUTTAL or JIM DUNGEE.-Jim Dun
gee, colored individual who has been
figuring pretty extensively of late in the
lower courts, was yesterday acquitted of
perjury, by Justice Wilkinson.
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ON account Of bad weather the sale es-
pecially for Ladies, corner Public Square
and Market street, has been postp oned
until this afternoon at o'clock. Don't fail
to attend as it is rare chance for bargains.
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WAsHTNGroN, New York, Memphis,
Chicago, New Orleans, Louisville, ST.
Louis and Cincinnati dailies can be had at
all times from Setlif, bookseller and news
dealer Commercial Hotel.
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ASH BARRAcKs.-Ash Barracks, in
North Nashville, now occupied by the 45lh
infantry and 9th cavalry, has become one
O! the most attractive places in the city.
The spacious square will soon be beauti-
fui green-sward, and graveled walks lead to
all the buildings encompassing its four
sides. The buildings are Of handsome
white, and there il an air of neatness and
cleanliness about them that is really re-
freshihg. The little cottage-like structure
used as the headquarters OF the Post Com.
mandant, Gen. Duncan, is a model OF ele'
gance and comfort, aud the green grass plat
fronting il sets il of 10 peculiar advantage.
The broad flag floats lazily out on the indo-
lent sir, sud can be seen from almost any
point north Of Deaderick street. All about
the place is beautiful, and its attractiyeness
is scarcely marred even by the two bad
boys in blue pacing up and down on the
Square, doing penance by carrying sticks
OF cord-wood on their shoulders from Ole
end Of their beat 10 the other. Certainly
Ash barracks as they are now, are well
worthy visit
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NOTICE Or Dissolution.

TTHR 0-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between G. W. Marshall I. j. Vos-
burg and L. A. Russell under the name and
style of MARSHALL, N0SBURG & RUSSELL,
has been dissolved BY mutual consent, q. W
Marshall retiring from she ir n.
W. g. Taylcr being admitted, vice" Mar
shall, the style Of the firm will hereafter be
RUSSELE, N0SRURa x CO Dissolution of
the old. and formation of the new firm to take
effect April lst 1868.
a. W. MARSHALL.
RUSSELL, V0SBURG i co.
Nashville Tenn. April q. 1863.
aurFT aaE
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Gold declined shade in New York yes
terday. The following are the quotations:
Opened at 1895, was 1894 at 1920, 1895 at
1855, 1891 at noon, and closed at 1894 at
Bpm. Dealers here were paying the New
York quotations and holding at 1899.
Government securities were higher in
New York yesterday The following are
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MARKETS BY TELEaRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 30 - Cotton closed
quiet; uplands l24d; Orleans lSd. Sales
10000 bales. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, April 29.-Cousols 935@94.
20 bonds 704.
PARIS, April 29.-Rentes 29 francs 40
confines.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Tobacco active
and higher; sales 48 hhds.; Tugs to good
leaf S. 25@194. Cotton dull at 294c.
Flour - superfne So IS. Wheat 81 60.
Oats 10000 Corn 90c. Rye 81 $50
. Is. Lard l4c Mess pork S2S Bacon
shoulders l4@l4l clear rib sides l74e;
clear sides Isle.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Flour and wheat
unchanged Corn 80. Oats 81. Tobacco
full prices. Mess pork held at S2S 80
Bulk meats l24@l5. Bacon 1905 and
i73e Lard l9c. Sugar cured hams l94c.
Butter 30@4Oc. Eggs Doc Potatoes 50 so
@3 IS.
sa. LOuts Market.
ST.. LOUIS, April %. Tobacco unchanged.
Flour-superine SS@8 so. Wheat 81 II
az So. Corn S5@88c Oats 72@74c.
Mess pork $28 25@2S so Bacon active
at 134c, 17c and lSc Lard lSc.
New York Market.
New YORK, April 29.-Cotton dull.
Sales 800 bales. UpIaads 262c. Rice steady.
Coffee quiet Sugar steady; Cuba 1910
124c. Flour a shade lower. Wheat 81 40.
Corn dull and heavy; Western 81 l4@
l l42c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Drygoods about
unchanged.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 29.-Money easy.
Call loans 6@7. Discounts 7(98. Sierl-
ing dull, 5000 Gold l39s@l39t.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, April 29.--Cotton quiet.
Low middlings 32c; sales 100 bsles; re-
ceipts 919 bales; exports 1907. Sterling
1914. New York sight exchange II
premium. Gold l404. Flour dull; super
fine SO %.
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CoETINUED--The bastardy case in JUS
tice Wilkinson's Court, brought by Louisa
Wilksrson, col, against Andrew Mitchell,
col, was yesterday continued until to-day.
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THE PROPOSED PARK.-The City Coun-
Gil is at present cudgeling their brains
about park they want to set up, and at
their last session put Cramer on the Public
Property Committee and instructed il to
report upon the ten acres Of ground near
where the old Northwestern sheds used to
stand, donated by Sam. Watkins The
committee has been prospecting, and find
that all the trees or the ground donated
were cut down during the occupation Of
Nashville by the army, and that il is bar
rem Of all natural adornment However,
if adjoining land can be purchased at
reasonable figure, it is proposed to go on
with the park enterprise
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New FACES AT THE VARIETIES -
The celebrated Johnny Booker, Miss Lou.
Whiting, Miss Kate Davenport, and "Mas-
ter Harry" are announced for a first APP
pearance at the st. Nicholas Varieties
tonight
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PARTICULAR NOTICE The members
Edgefeld Auxiliary Society to the Ten
nessee Confederate Orphan Asylum are re-
quested to meet on Saturday morning, May
Cd, at 10 o'clock, at Tulip Street Church,
Bdgefeld. Members will please be pune
tual in attendance.
By order of the President
Mrs. @. MOORE.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river ia now falling with eighteen
feet on the Shoals. The weather is clear
and spring-like.
ARRIVED.
Nashville, Cairo
DEPARTED
None
LEAVING TODAY.
Havana, Cincinnati.
Nashville, Cairo.


The elegant and commodious Nashville
offers a delightful trip to those wishing to
ssil for Cairo this evening.
The Havana, fine and fast packet
leaves for Cincinnati this P NJ The Louis
vile Courier Of yesterday says
The river continues to recede al this
point, with eigh, feet water ia the canal,
Elk feet water ia the chute. aud i've feet
water on the rocks last evening, a fall Of
five inches since our Last report. The
weather yesterday was warm aud cloudy,
with shoWers during the days Business
dull
The Indiana brought up the stables Of
Capt. Thomas Moore, comprising eleven
horses, valued al $4,000 Among the
horses are the celebrated Fanny Cheaiham,
StoneTsll, General Rousseau and Veto.
They will remain at Woodlagn course a few
days 10 recruit, when they will be taken 10
New \ Ork % attend the Saratoga rsces.
The Linton has laid up al Evansville.
The Delaware left Louisville yesterday
for this port.
The ST. Louis Repabiieua Of the 9th
says:
The river is still falling here and above.
Business on the Leyes was moderately
brisk for Monday, arrivals quite numerous,
and most Of the boat With very good trips.
The Robert + Lee has been withdraWn
from the Yick-bnfg aud New Orleans trade,
and, like all other boats when their own
trades won't support them, she comes 20 -.
L0uis g. load
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POLICE COURT, APRIL 29.-John Maybe,
discharged.
Geo r. Campbell, assaulting and throw
ing glass at John Burkholz, in Climax
saloon continued.
Frank Cline, carrying concealed wea-
pons and threatening to shoot; SIS.
G. w. Sherwood, assaulting Frank Cline !;
SIS.
VIM. Bradley, drunkenness and abusive
language; continued.
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FoR the largest assortment Of boys cas-
simere, wool and straw hats in the city, 60
to the new store Of Gray & Noble, 20
Cherry street. They have just opened
new line of these goods, which are very
beautiful. Also a case of the popular hat
Plum Dickens, aud great many other
new styles. apr26-lt
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CHAECERy COURT. - The Chancery
Court will probably again be in session on
Saturday, ss Judge Shackelford is recover
ing.
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rHE TAX COLLECTOR MIDDLE.

The Order of Governor BrOwBiOw, and
Nudge GIeun's Reason Why~The
MandsmUs Case 10 day.
The following is the order Of Governor
Brownlow, commanding Registration Com
missioner Sheridan to induct into Office
Capt. Walsh, the County Tax Collector
elect, whose bond for 1870, 900 Judge Glenn
refused to accept:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NASHVILLE. Tenn.
April 27, 1868-B. J. Sheridan, ESQ.
Commissioner Of Registration of the Coun-
~ Of Davidson The County Court Of our
county OF Davidson having refused to in
stall Michael Walsh, the recently elected
Tax Collector Of the county aforesaid. you
are hereby directed 10 perform that duty,
and administer all necessary oaths, and
take and approve all necessary official
bonds, as provided in the tenth section Of
the franchise act.
WM. G.. BRowSLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
Upon the receipt OF this Order Captain
Sheridan addressed the following letter to
Judge Glenn:
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF REGIsTRA-
TON, Davidson COUNTY, NASHVILLE,
Tenn, April q, 1sG5-Hon. w. A.
Glenn, County Judge, Davidson county,
Tenn.-SIR: You are respectfully notified
that His Excellency Gov. BroWnlow has
ordered me in Writing to take and approve
the official bonds, administer oath, and in
duct Michael Walsh, of said county, into
office az County Tax Collector of said
county Of Davidson, in obedience TO the
provisions Of section 10 of the amended
franchise law.
have the honor, therefore, TO request
that you will deliver to me the official
bonds which said Michael Walsh has filed
in your Office, in order that | may officially
inspect aud qualify the same, or approve
or disapprove Of the sureties thereon, or
require additional sureties, a. the case
may be. Very respectfully,
b. J. SHERIDAN,
Commissioner Of Registration for David
son county.
To the above, Judge Glenn yesterday
replied IA fJlloRs:
OFFICE OF JUDGE OF THE COUNTY
COURT oE DAVIDSON COUNTY, NASHVILLE
APRIL %, lS6S.-B. j. Sheridan, ESQ.,
Commissioner Of Registration, etc, SIR
have the honor TO acknowledge your COM
munication of the 9th inst. requesting me
az County Judge to deliver TO you the
official bonds which Michael Walsh has
filed in your my office as Tax Collector Of
the County Of Davidson, for your action in
the premises under the order Of the Gov
ernor AZ stated. In reply, beg to state
that the bonds presented by Mr.. Walsh as
such Collector, was not deemed BY me
sufficient in the securities offered, and was
therefore, not accepted. The bonds are
filed among the records of the court, and
have not felt at liberty to surrender the
same at your request, being, as ! am adj
yised, beyond my control
Respectfully,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, APRIL
29-McFerrin & Sons Is. Simontor. Con
tinued by consent.
Same vs.. Jackson. Continued by con-
sent.
The case of Shays & HARE rs. w. II.
Wallace was taken up, and will be pro-
ceeded with to-day Thursday
William Brown, w. Rowzee, A. B.
Shanklsnd, L. T. Wright, R. F. StrOthers,
Daniel BrannSa, J. A. Tompkins. s. B.
Davidson, E. Cunningham and D. Randall,
jurors, we're each fined $40 for non-attend-
anCe
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YELLOW PINE FLOORING

\ AN PREPARED TO FURNISH ANY
L quantity Of the best yellow Piae Floor
ing. dressed or IN tie rough. atreduced prices.
Builders and contractors will mako il % their
interest 70 call and see ne before they purchase.
Orders nliei promptly.
j 81. HAWKINS, Agent.
APPS I'm b.
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10 business Men and Advertisers

10 HUNIuHsY Moi WUu AWFNNII8tEN
Generally.
The UNIoN AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large sddi-
lions Of the latest and best siyles.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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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville att. Ale A. n. and $50 p. N.
Arrive at Nashville at...4 % A. NJ and $50 P. n.
Gallatiu Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
at9l5A n arriving at Nashville nc ll.45 A. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3.55 P. NJ, and
arrives at 0allatin at 635 ?. N.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIFD GLYCF-
Of Caiissya Bark. rim Tablet
Elixir OF Calisaya Bark COMPOUND Camphor
and Pyrophosphate Ice, with GlyceTin.
of iron. Dr. Whites Deutine. a
EiixiT OF EaIeriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence FRAGRANT Eau Lustral,
Of Jamaica Ginger for the Hair
Wistar's Cough LoZ- Compound Arnica Lih-
cnEes. aruenf-
Or. Jackson's Pece0ral Nerve and Bone Lima
bozenges- mcnt
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
Of vanilla. Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. RenovatuT Spirits. for
fIneSt Blstnled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond. and Orange Erasive Fluid. for re-
Flower " aters moving stains Iron
Butter VINE Iron Moulds. Ink. etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses
window diasS Putty. White Lead, OIL, Tor
pentine, Brushes. Box Coiors ground 10 Gil
Narnish, Garden and Flower Seeds, etc. etc.
Toe country trade will end IL O. their interest
70 cell and examine Tag stock bsfore purchasing
elsewhere dec2l 3m
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CIarksyiIIe and huntsville
Regular Packet.

fUHE FINE STEAMER Vim. r..
1 White, A. DR1SEwATER. Mas -
ter, will run during the spring season go
as a regular packet between Clarksville, Tenn,
and Burksyille, KY, en- the Cumberland river.
She will cali NJ all intermediate points. carry
ing ali passengers and freight that may apply.
The WHiTE will make weekly trips, leaving
ClayksviIle on Monday, and Nashville on Tues
day Of each week. APPS
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TnE Doom" OF THE KU-KLUx-If
all the complaints and fearful stories laid
before the United States authorities of the
Ku-Klux, and more especially of the opera
lions Of the branch of this graveyard order
in Maury county, we're gathered in a pile
and set fire to- they would light all Nash
willie half an hour of the darkest night of
the year. Steps will doubtless eventually
be taken for its suppression, and if this
should be accomplished il will exhaust
Radical political capital in Tennessee for
some time, We have authority for stating
that troops are TO be sent into Maury coun-
ty, bat the time of their departure has not
been fixed. Meanwhile, the Loyal League
hourishes.