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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-17

TIE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION
The members of this society are deter
mined to give our citizens one Of the rich
est treats ever before offered to the public
Not content with the beautiful floral dis
play add the tempting exhibition Of fruits
and vegetables from sources that few cities
10 this country can surpass IL equal, they
now propose to add to the music of the
spleudid brass band engaged, the delight
fol performances OF the Orchestral Union,
the members Of which have kindly prof
tered their leervicea 10 give oae or more Of
their fine concerted pieces each eveSiing.
We learn that il il the design Of the Or
chestral Union 30 give series Of Prone
made concerts by subscription. This viii
afford oar citizens chance 10 hear music
that il rarely offered.
We zee the society oilers season ticketa.
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II Il = CITY
DEmocRATIC STATE CONVECTION.

BY direction Of the Democratic Central
Committee a State Convention is called,
to assemble at the city Of Nashville, on
the 9th day Of June, 1858, for the purpose
Of appointing delegates 10 attend the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, which viii
meet at the city Of New York, on the 4th
Of July next.
The people Of the different counties
throughout the State are requested TO hold
county conventions and appoint delegates
to Representatives in said State Convention.
An persons opposed to the policy Of the
Radical party are cordially invited to par
ticipate.
Democratic and Conservative newspa-
gers Of the State are requested to publish
this call.
BY order Of the Committee:
THos. r. JENNINGS, Chm.
Id. WALKER, Secy.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is again rising, with sixteen
feet on the shoals. The weather is show
cry.
ARRIVED.
Alpha, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.
The Tyrone and New York are due here
tomorrow.
The Talisman set sail for Cairo last eve
ming, with quite number of the delegates
to the Cumberland Presbyterian General
Assembly.
The Louisville Democrat of yesterday
says:
The river at this point commenced fall
ing yesterday morning, and was receding
slowly during the day, with Il feet 2 inches
water in the canal last evening by the
mark, Is feet inches in the pass on the
falls, and fully ii feet on the rocks. This
shows a decline during the previous q
hours Of inches at the head Of the falls
or nearly / foot at Portland.
The st. Louis RepuBiean of the 10Th
avs
The river was rising but very slowly yes
terday evening, and will probably be on "a
stand this morning. The Missouri il
again falling at Omaha.
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rERRIRLE TRAGEDY ONA TRAM.
A Man shot TO Death I'm Passenger
Car-Eseape OFthe Murderer.


Car-Eseape Ofthe Murderer,
A shocking murder pas committed yes
terday afternoon, on the 5 o'clock passen-
ger train Of the Nashville and Northwest
ern railroad, bound for Hickman, at a
point about three miles west of this city.
1t seems that two men, DR.. Bell New
SON. and Robert Phips, both living
somewhere along the road, had been TO
Nashville TO look after law suit in which
one was 4 complainant and the other de-
PENDANT, and both getting into the same
car on their return, quarrel ensued, Vio-
lent words followed, and Phips, drawing
revolver, fred upon Newsom three times,
the SLOTS takibg effect in bis back and kill-
ing him Instantly. There were very few
passengers in the car at the time, and the
bloody work was so quickly executed that
it could hardly be realized. The murder
er, did not wait for them to recover their
presence Of mind, but rushing into the
next car, gave the bell-rope a violent
jerk and ran out of the door to the
platform. The manner in which the bell
rope had been pulled at once caused a
whisiling down OF the brakes, and the
train suddenly stopped, when Phipps
jumped off and ran rapidly TO the woods
near by, in which he disappeared before
the conductor was aware Of what had oc-
Cured
The body of Phipps was carried as far
az BelleYiew Station, twelve miles from
Nashville, where it was left. A dispatch
embedding the above facts was last night
telegraphed to Detective Barmore, of this
city, by conductor Woods. A double
barreled shotgun, belonging 20 Phipps, was
found in the car after his escape.
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Religions NnfIccs.

Rev. NJ. b. DE Witt, Of Alabama, will
preach this evening at o'clock at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. Gempleton, Of Georgia, will
preach this morning at 1Ol o'clock at the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
and Rev. &. w. Mitchell at the same church
al SP. NJ.
Rev. DR. Bone, Of Winchester, will
preach this morning at the Second Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, and Rev. J.
i. Russell at S r. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Templeton will preach tonight
at o'clock at the cKendree Church.
Rev. John w. Hammer will preach at
Mex endree Church to-day at 10 O'Clock.
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WINES.
BRANDIItS.

~ Casks ]. Fauri's Coenac. USO5)
do Ronault. Brandy. 0S35l
DO United Vineyard PrOprietor7
Brandy. Ns39)
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Sonthern Cotton Markets.

AUGUSTA, May 14-Nothing doing in
cotton; nominally at PSI to %.
MOBILE, May 14.-Cotton market closed
firm. Sales $50 bales. Middlings IS to
2S3. Receipts 81. Exports 500.
SAVANNAH, May l4.-COtton firm but
quiet holders asking 81. Receipts sos /;
receipts for the week 22l3 bales; exports
1920, to Liverpool 20S4 bales coastwise
Stock, 249 Sea Islands; 6552 uplands.
CHARLESTON, May l4-COtton quiet.
Sales 20 bales. Middlings nominal at 294
to 80. Receipts for the week 1882; ex-
ports for the week, coastwise 3G4 bales.
Sales Of the week us. Receipts to-day 15S
balee. Exports to-day 62 bales.
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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than we could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating still greater
demand during the present year, we have made
patterns for several additional sizes, land are
prepared to manufacture laO To l3O CHAR
TER OAK STOVES per day, of twenty.
eight different Sizes.
We guarantee the operation of every Stove
We manufacture, and offer as reference any one
Of the many thousands that have been sold;
wherever they may he found. Neither labor nor
expense has been spared to make our New Char
ter Oak a Perfect Cooking Stove, and we
offer 1t 10 the trade as the BEST CONSTRUCTED
MOST DURABLE and UNIFORM OPERATING Cooking
Stove in the market
In addition 10 our extensive Stove business
We are prepared to offer 10 Stove Dealers, Tin
smiths and others in the trade, the largest and
N Ost complete assortment of Metals and Tin
ners' stock in the West. Our arrangement
with the st. Louis Stamping Company enables
as to give liberal discounts to large buyers of
French Stamped Timed IrOnWaFe and
Timers Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices of ali articles Of our own mAnufac-
tnre, We believe dealers and h0usekeepsrs will
ind II 90 their interest to send for Catalogue and
Price List, and examine our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Address
ENCEISIOR MANUFACTURING CO.,
ST. Louis, Missouri.
Sold ty all Hardware and Stove Dealers.
Nashville, Tenn
apr thu tiiiyZ3
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Police COURT, MAY lG.-Mike CASTILLO,
committing a nuisance, discharged.
VIM. Welsh, drunkenness. $3.
James Lewis, same, discharged.
James jenkins, assault and battery, costs
Jennie Lewis, same, So.
Henry Musgroye, carrying concealed
weapons and shooting in corporate limits,
S..
w. II. Hill, assault and battery, con-
timed
Michael Joyce, drawing a gun and al
tempting to shoot, workhouse twenty days.
Jno. Palmer, drunk on street, So.
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hatehelor's Hair Dye.-This splendid
HAIR Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taAeous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dues. Invigorates the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed hiRiGTa A. Baiehelor All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. lapr29 ".
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PaschaII House Drawing.

Bnt few days are now left in which TO
secure certificates in the Paschall House
scheme for the distribution of splendid real
estate property. The day set for the dis
tribu!ion at st. Louis is the first of june
We hear Of no indications that the time
will be extended even twenty-four hours.
Those who desire 10 invest for chances had
better be prompt in getting their certiA-
Gates. The titles to all the property have
been placed ia the keeping of Mayor
Thomas, of st. Louis, to hold for the benefit
OF those who may possess the fortunate
numhers Certificates 10 be secured in
Nashville at james A. McClure's music
store, No 30 Union street.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Assem-
BLY.-Qnite a crowd Of delegates passed
through the city yesterday, on their way to
the General Assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church The remainder Of
the delegates will leave the city on Mon
day night Several Of the puipits of the
city are filled to-day by those remaining
over
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RESPONSIBILITY OF STEAMBoATs.--A
man who got aboard the Talisman at Pa
ducah ON her last trip to Nashville, yes
terday brought suit in the court of Justices
Smith and Mathews, to recover $40 which
he declared he had deposited with the
clerk Of the boat on getting aboard. He
had taken deck passage, got drunk, and the
clerk refusing TO keep the money, gave iT
back 10 him, and he was subsequently
robbed of the whole amount. A judgment
of $ll0 and costs was rendered in favor Of
the plaintiff, it being considered that the
clerk having once received the money
should have kept it until il was called for.
The case was appealed, and the steamboat
men declare they will spend $4,000, if
necessary, to test the question involved.
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CINCINNATI, May 16.-Flour IN.
changed. Wheat 50 45@2 so. Corn 95
Oats so. Mess pork SOS. Bulk meats
held at 1239144. Bacon lS4, 16} and n.
Lard dull Isl. Butter 5000. Eggs IS
groceries firm. Sugar I higher.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May I7.-Sales Of 40
hhds. tobacco; Tugs S. 25GS 90; COM
mon leaf TO manufacturers 81 OO(s3S 80.
Flour, superdne, IS 1908 90. Wheat
- 55GD2 go. Oats soc. Corn 9lG93c.
Rye 3 10 Cotton 29lc. Lard lgc. Meas
pork $2S 90.
81 Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Tobacco active.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn 9Oc
Oats S0CGSO@c Pork SIS 90. Dry salt
held at l3f@lS}c Clear sides
l76l7Ac.
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MALICIOUS SHOOTING Henry Mus
grove was yesterday committed to Jail by
the Police COMMISSIONS, in default Of
$1,000 bail, for his appearance before the
Criminal Court, 10 answer charge of ma
licious shooting with intent 20 kill John
MCGOWAN, a negro
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NIIddIe Dl.trlcl oil Tennersee.

a he UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
! notice Of has appointment a. assignee Of
Nj. l.. Cartwright. Abraham Slaughter. J. u. Ea4-
ley Jr.. Frederick Phillip aud NJ n Pagmslie
Ia the county Of Davidson and state OF Tonnos-
see. within said District. who have been adiudxsd
nsBkrupts upon their own petitions. b. the Dis-
trict Court Ot said district
A. 3. CHADBOUREE, Assignee E
APPS laW3t Once s2il Church street
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BtsrARDY.-A Cherry street merchant
was yesterday bound over 70 the County
Court, by justices Smith and Mathews, to
answer a charge Of hustardy. A colored
woman was lEe oamnlainant
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream CT the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic mics. Parties,
private families, or 70 all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have COM
Pieted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to ill all orders at short notice.
Hs- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Winos and Liquors, with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS 2m Ne. 80 North Cherry street. =
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENTION
I. d. WALKER, Sec'y.

In accordance with the action Of the
Democratic Central Committee, a County
Convention will be held at the Courthouse,
in the city Of Nashville, on Monday the
first day Of June, 1868, al II A. NJ, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to repre-
sent Davidson county in the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville, on Tuesday,
the oh day Of June next.
All persons opposed TO the policy of the
party in power are invited TO attend and
participate.
BY direction Of the Central Committee:
THOs. II. JENNINGS, Chm.
l. ID. WALKER, SeCy.
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EXTENSIVE ROnRERY.

DrygOOds. Store ON Union street
PlundeFed Of $500 worth of Goods
aud $3.50 tn Money.
Some time during Friday night, the
drygoods store of Joseph FARMLAND, l9
Union street, between College and Market;
wa plundered Of large number of silk
cloaks and a variety Of other goods, valued
at about $500, and $3.50 in cash was stolen
from the desk, along with silver watch.
The best of everything the store contained
was lifted" the robber evidently well un-
derstanding his business and encumbering
himself with nothing that would not bring
good price. Not pane of glass or a
splinter of wood about the store was found
TO be displaced yesterday morning, and all
the doors were locked just "a they had been
left on the night previous. 1t is supposed
that the store must have been entered by
the front door, the burglar using skele-
ton key.
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UsTNG HYDRAET WATER WITHOUT
LICENsE-A number Of persons before the
Police Commissioners yesterday on this
charge, were discharged on pay iag The re-
quired water tax.
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EXCURSION TICRErs-In response to
the wishes Of many Of the citizens living
on the line Of railroads approaching this
city, We hear il is the intention 10 issue ex-
eursion tickets during the exhibition ofthe
State Horticultural Society and the Ma
honal Convention OF the Sons OF Temper-
anoe The preparations made here will
insure great conoourse Of strangers In our
midst, and We expect lively time.
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ILuCT DisrILNG.-The case OF Thos
\. Northern, charged with Illicit disabling,
was yesterday continued ia the Federal
Court, defendant giving bond OF $500
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SALE OF UNION BREwERY.--C, Nj. Don
aldson's Union Brewery, on High street,
near South Union, was yesterday sold by
Morton Il. Howell, Clerk and Master Of
the Chancery Count. Tor $4,000.
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HAVE your house bells hung and re-
paired oy a practical bell-hangeT, and save
yourselves extra trouble and expense. An
work warranted or no charge made. I. r.
sWade, 25 Deaderiok street, sign Big Bell
and Grnss keys.
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A CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
There is 10 be a meeting at the Cathedral
this afternoon for the organization Of a
Catholic Temperance Society.
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Beattyda styles 81 smsmer hats consisting
Of Panama, Leg and straw, in endless va
riety at G. 7. Virgins, successor to Fran
cisco s. College street. O
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w. G. BROwyLOW,
Governor of Tennessee.
A. J. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.

BY the above it would seem that the
attempt to foist a bogus Directory upon
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad,
has thus far proven signal failure, and a
new scheme is now on foot. This procla-
nation will have no other effect than to
bring about still further complication. 1t
is issued by authority Of the section
of the Code providing for the sup
planting of Board Of Directors whenever
a railroad shall fail to pay the interest on
their bonds Endorsed by the State, and as the
bonds of the Nashville and Northwestern
road have never been Endorsed by the
State, the proclamation is necessarily void
and could be carried ont in no section north
of this devoted commonwealth.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District Of Tesnes-ee at Nash.
willie. May IIfh. Isas.

pHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY gIVEs
! E0tiee OF biB appointment - Assignee Of
J ame5 7. Dement,, S0lomau y. Ssligman. Albert
~. Jarrett aud Isaac OFpen heihssT ~ ths'rhffuty
Of Davidson AMI state 90 lennesIse, within snid
district. who hay . been sdiutged bankrupts On
their own petitions by the District court III ala
District. A. A. HALL
myi2 laH3t Asgigpse
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AucpENT--Csrrie Ahart, a yuung lady
living 10 South Nashville, fell from a
carriage yesterday at the corner Of Cedar
and Cherry streels, striking her head against
the pavement and sustaining severe in
iuries. She was picked up senselce by a
policeman, and placed in che carriage.
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FENIANIsM-Geo. O'Neil, Gen. Spear
and Prof Brophy are 10 attend the State
Convention that meets ia Louisville to-
morrow The members Of the Brother
hood Of that city met AZ the Trades As
sembly Hall, last night, 10 make arrange
lenis for the convention.
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VALUABLE HoRsE SToLEN.--A Gne
horse was stolen Friday night from the
stable Of Winkler q Edwards, on the Gal
latin pike, EdgeGeld.
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SILVER plated door plates name plates,
windws sash and door kuobs made on short
notice add warranted Particular attention
Fivea TO REPEATING old tableware. 4. =.
Wade, IS Deaderiok street, siga Big Bell
and Cross KEYS.
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BASE BALL-A match game was played
between the Ku-KluX and Texas. ku-
Klux scored -, and Texas s.
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Encourages HeNE INDUSTRY The
ohly Lock Mandatory in the city; all
kinds Of Iron safe, Door, Bank, Vault and
Jail I1Onks, usaae 90 order and Warranted
Safe and Lock repairing, Key fitting, etc.
=. Z. Wade, sign Of Big Bell aud Cross
KEYS. % Deadefiok street, HU aV So a.
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AnIouRNED. Judge Trigg yesterday
adjourned the Federal Court here until the
10Th ef jane. lie goes to Knoxville on
Tuesday TO open the Federal Cont there.
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The Grand DiVision Of the Stale Of Ten.
nessee will bold an adjourned session on
Tuesday, May l9h, al 81 r.. N. in sons
Hall, Masonic Temple, Nashville.
otE
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I'm the District Court of the Untfed
states for the Middle District of
Tennessee.
In the matter Of r. A. Mcdonald. Bankrupt.
To WHOM 1T NAY Concern.
THR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= RoIice Of has appointment as assignee of
K A. Mcdonald. OF Fayetteville, county Of
lanc0in AMI state OF Tennessee, within said dis
tnct, who has been adIudRed a bankrupt upon
hls own petition by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated al Fayetteville, Tennessee. the 30th
day Of April. A. D, 1868.
b. w. HOLMAN,
myl2 W6t Assignee, etc.
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Notiee 70 show Canss-In Rankrnptey:

THIs Is TO GIVE N0TTCR THAI CHURCH
we'll Anderson, j. Is Stacy II. Redelsheimer.
j. II. bush. Isaac Cohen. Alfred Howell, Sam
mel \; Norveil u. b. Hicks and 9. l.. Lewis. Of
Clerk Of the C0urs their petitions Tor discharge,
and u was thereup0n ordered b. the Court that
hearing be had upon the same
On she 18th Day Of May, Isas,
at the hours Of 3 81, 10, lOl<. II, Il5<, A. NJ Il
n, l2a and j, P NJ, respectively, at the once Of
the Register, o255 Church street. Nashville. Ten
nessee, and that all creditors who have proven
their debts. and others ia interest. may appear
At said tlDe and place and show cause. IL Ang
they have, Why the prayer OF said petitioners
should not De gfanted, and that the second snd
time and place. flGtL
4. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
apr2 M Q. S. Dist Court NJ. ID. Of 7.
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Middle District Of tennessee.

TUE UNDERSTOOD HEREBY GIVES
notice Of hrs appointment az assirnes of
5n9. %. Everett. Of MELVILLE. and s. ). Half
500 and State Of Tennessee, within said Dis-
tr'rt, who have been adiudged bank rupts upon
their own petitions, BY tho District Court OF
aan District
S. cHADBOURNR. Assignee
Hya laWd Ofics. 81 ChHreh street
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NASHVILLE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
w the most com plete stocks Of
PRrIOr Furniture,
BEDROOM Suits,
Extension Tables,
~ sidebsartis,

and everything ia our line. ever brought 60 this
market, all Of which Is OF the very hest make
aud finish. Persons wishing 70 purchase are re-
spectiullyinvited 10 examine our extensive stock
as we will guarantee TO sell at a. Low rates ne a
hTst-rite article can be purchased IN the city hat
VIC wish IL understood that we 10 not design
coming IN competition with any Furniture that
- not 0f the very best make and finish. We
guarantee every article sold b. as.
mYn u
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GoNE.-Joe Blackburn lefl town yester-
day without being arrested,