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SUMNER CLOTHING. Morris Powers,
al his new store adjoining the Union aud
Dispatch Block aud opposite the Maxwell
Honse. has received and viii continue TO
receive, the most complete assortment %
sum mer clothing yet brought TO this city
which be Offers as low as the lowest. hls
linen aipacaa, silk lustre, drAt dete, grssa
linen suits are unsurpassed. lie asks az
examination OF his stock aud prices.
eod-1W
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KINGS SALT WORKS.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CTR !
- cult Court Of Washington county Virginia.
pronounced on the 18th day Of April, 1873, IN
the case Of William * Heiskell, Admr. Of ~ ohm
y. Mitchell, deed, and others. q. Alexander
Mccall and others. i will, as Ccmllssioner, pro 4
eeed in accOrdahce with the terms Of said de-
cree on Thursday. sRe SOfh day az
July. 1868 upon the premises TO lease 20 the
highest bidder. 81 peblic cutlery,
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n'HE UNDERsIGNRD HEREBY GIVES
: E0tice 81 his appointment ~ assignee 81
NJ L; Cartwright, Abraham Slaughter, j b. Eaa-
in the county d Davidson andSiate Of Tonne
see Within said District. who have been Alluded
bankrupts upon their own petitions BIZ he Dis
trict Court OF said district
"A. 8. CHADBOURNR, Assiaoee.
aprf9 law3 A(lf,ee s2L< flburrb sfreet
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THE SCHOLASTIC CENSUS.

Completion of the WOrk-SchOIasfie
Population Of the state.
The scholastic census of the State for
lS67-68 is now as complete as il has been
possible to make it, and no more returns
viii be made to the superintendent of Ed
ucation, Gen. Eaton. The following Off
cial figures show the scholastic population
Of each county, or, in other words, the
member Of persons between the ages ofsix
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-04

The UNION AND DIsPATOH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions of the latest and best stylssof 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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BOYS CLOTHING,

I AM PREPARED TO MAKE 10 ORDER.
4 Boys hoaths' aud GhildIen's Ctothfng,
oentienEen Shirts, Drawer, ana SammeT Cloth
ing, sud Fsith the assistauee Of nay husband, Dag
y. Seaman. Whose rep ut&fion 81 = cutler y wen
knOWu. can guarantee satisfaction 20 al VITO
may favor me with orders
AIRS. DAN J, SEAMAN. -
myl0 I'm "a N. Summer street.
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RntcheIor,s HAIR Dye..--Tbi;.5 sn,l,s,naid

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in this world. Tho only
true and perfect DVe-harmless. reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown, Remedies the
ill effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving It soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should DO avoided, eSold
by all Druggists and Perfumers, Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. -s. -[apr29 ly.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The County
Commissioners were again in session yes
tsrday, aud adjourned until next Wednes-
day, after allowing some $500 Of accounts
and making several small appropriations
for paHpers.
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RAsTkRDY.-F Subblefeld, col
ored, brought before Justices Cassetty q
Brien yesterday on charge Of hasiardy
preferred by Frances Cody, eolored, gave
bail for his appearance before the County
Commissioner on the first Monday in July.
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Total scholastic population of State. ...32S, 4O2
Decatur, Fayette, Hardeman, Lander
dale, Madison, Marion and Stewart conn
ties failed TO make any reports, s Z
The oldest whisky fn the State at
FOTCi's. my29 3teOd E
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PRECR EVE CENFa.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DfsPATcH At the counter
viii be FIVE GEMS, aud il viii be sold TO
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
al this price.
PAY OILY FIVE CExrs.
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We deem it bat simple duty in CONF
plianee with the earnestly expressed wish
of numerous of our best citizens, 10 call
the attention Of the Honorable Mayor and
City Council TO the deplorable condition Of
our street railroads. We happen to know
something of the chartered privileges and
rights Of the various street railroads, and
also know that they have never, since their
introduction in this city, paid that regard
and attention TO the rights of the public
which their charters required. We there
fore respectfully but earnestly urge the at
tention of the Street Committee OF
the Committee on Street Railroads to the
condition of all threeg roads, and ask that
they be required to comply with the ex-
press terms of the law, in keeping the
streets along which they run well filled
both on the inside and outside Of the track,
thus avoiding accidents TO vehicles of too
frequent occurrence. ts srsga.
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DETWREN THEWAREHOUsEO OF STRAP
ID ton. Cheney 4 Roy. on Broad street, aud
the residence Of Andrew n. johnson, 90 the No
lansyille pike, 3 Double Case Lever Gold v aieh,
Appleton Co., manalaetRrefs. with large
steel chain attached. Any person 6ndiRg II. hy
leaving Il with the same az the warehouse Of
SfTatton. Cheney a Roy, viii be literally re-
wardcd. uaV2l 2w
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EDUCATIONAL ADDREss.- Mr.. Gee,
Of MurfreesbOro, is TO deliver an educa-
ticnal address. at Cleveland on Tuesday
next, on the occasion Of the close Of the
term Of the graded school at that place.
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MARRIEn.

On the ID last. at Christ Church. in this city.
BY Rev Mr. Ellis. II L. ArKNsoN 70 Mis- Z.
fiTzBUGn
RrOokiyn. n. Y. papers please copy
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e NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Hon. Horace Maynard is TO deliver before
Che National Teachers Association which
lie to assemble here in August, an address
upon Renaissance" or the revival Of art
Arrangements for halffare for delegates
have been made with all the railroads
centering at Nashville, and the Louisville
and Nashville railroad will probably make
arrangements for running excursion trains
TO Mammoth Cave during the season.
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THR MERCHANTS BALL--At meeting
Of the Reception Committee held yesterday
afternoon, on motion of Mr.. Charles Mel
con, subcommittee on the arrangements
for and the conduct of the bali was sp-
pointed, as follows
r. c. MoNairy, chief, Charles Nelson,
VIM. @. Collier, Geo. w. Cunningham, 7
D. Craighead, Capt II. Cheney, Maj. }. D
LockhaTL J. p w. Brown, A. J. Nc
Whittier, ]. +. Demoville.
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Horrible Murder-A MANS Head Spill
Open with an AK.

Horrible MurdeF-A MANS Head Split
Open with an AN.
On last Saturday, man named James
Edwards in passing where Abe Cox was en-
gagged in rafting saw-logs on Emory river
near Kingston, Tenn, stopped and began a
conservation, during which dispute arose
concerning an old difficulty growing cut Of
some unfortunate family affair. The dis
pute resulted at first in fight, in which
neither was satisfied, and after their friends
had left them, they determined to settle the
matter finally. Being unable to adjust the
difficulty amicably, they again resorted TO
blows, when Cox seized an AK and struck
Edwards on the head with the back of il,
breaking his skull. Alter he had fallen,
Cox turned the edge of the ak and dealt
Edwards blow in the forehead, splitting
his head open, and causing instant death.
Cox il still at large, and when last seen,
was in the woods with a navy pistol in each
hand, defying arrest.
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University Of Nashville.

VNHIS INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH SUP
i ported and controlled Mother b. Chur.n
nor State. has already rendered value
bic and acknowledged services 10 tho
cause Of education, science aud religion.
IL b established on apermanent basis, aud while
Dainly dependent upon tuiti0n fees ior it5 sup
port, has ever welcomed studious and ambitions
youth 10 its adyentRaes with or without money
IL IL thedesign Of the Trustees 10 0ptn Law. Sea
sntifc. literary and other Departmonts a. speed
lly az Circumstances VIII allow. ~ present two
Derartments ars in successful operation.
I.1The Montgomery BELL Academy,
which embraces an eight year, course. squiya-
lent to the ordinary preparatory aud eoilcgato
depaTtBIe &C Western and southern institu-
lions. II iscoBducted By an able corps If teach
ers with splendid buildinea. excellent iibrarics
apparatus, etc Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher dopaEtnienis q tho bHiTfrlity
or for the pursuits o. active life. a. The option
Of the parents, The next SESSION opens on Mon
day, September H. 1888. Tuition in the 0ram-
mar School, go per annum: Inthe High school
$50 per amman
H.IFhe Medical sDepaFtmenf.
which was founded 10 lg5D II has already ma
circulated four Thousand stndeuia. q whom
eleven hundred and eighty-sx havs received tho
degree Of Doctor Of Medicine The buildiBrs
Museum St., are In &li respects complete.
large Hospital y connected with the Depart
The regular course OF instruction viii BEGIN
on the hrst Monday IN November 1865. and end
Oh the ufaL ud5 VI hiarcut 1871 lie urelIuI-
nary c0orse opens on the Grst Monday in Or
tObsr.
The Anatomical Rooms will he opened on the
first Monday in October, and every facility at
iorded for the ProsecatsJn 81 that corner stone
study.
FEEs.
For ticket % each 00
MatTtculatuR ,-.-...-.-.-.-. 3 %
hraluattuE Tee. p o.
Dsssecting Zee ........ -. lu o.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM B. BOWLING, NJ. D.. Protector of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Deem Of
OKAI5iEs k. WINsF0N,M. D.. Profssser of
Ubststries- and Dsseases Of Wonoh ana
Children rrf ANN ".I-f
J, gEkRIEN LINDsLER. N D.. Profezsor OF
KILLJART BRIGGS. N. D. Professor Of
THOkiAs Z. MADDTN. NJ D.. Professor o. m
stftutea Of Medicine.
JOHN n. CALLENDER. N. D.. Profeasor Of
Maferia Meiica and Therapeutsf,
WILLIAM l., NiCuOL. ". D.. Pfpte pr OF
JlInIr 81 Medicine.
THOMAS b. BUCHANAN. 81. D. Professor Of
VAN s. LfSDsLEY, NJ. D.. Professor ofsard-
HENRY iSAi n. {c'0MPTos. n D.. Demon. TRAITOR
For sdiitioaai ihfJrmafion apply 10
j. BERRIEN LINDSLET,
Chancellor Of tho University
maYA dtHN u nfF "a
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POISONING or WILSON'S SPRNe.--A
bag Of arsenic was found in Wilson's
Spring, South Vine street, yesterday morn
ing. The ground on which the spring "a
located had been purchased by man who
it was reported had refused 70 allow the
residents in The vicinity 20 procure any
more water from the spring, and il was
supposed the poison had been thrown ain
retaliaiion by one Of the. msny who bad
been for long tine using the waller. is
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MORRIS Powers has the best and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods to be found
in this market and warrants them to give
satisfaction. ~ ~ eod--2W
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. DIsAIssED.-The case against Dennla
McCarty, in the court Of Justices Smith &
Mathews, FOR ssaaulting John Rea with in
tent 10 kill, was yesterday Dismissed, no
prosecutor appearing.
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SUNsTRUcK. Several persons were sun
stack at Gray Cemetery, Knoxyille, on
Sunday, while in attendance on funerals
there. s. il
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ST.. PETERS CHURCH, which we men
toned as having been destroyed by the
storm of Monday night, was in North
Nashville. Rev. w. T. Helms, Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, has labored
faithfully for nearly two years to supply
the citizens of the ninth ward with a house
Of worship, having last winter made trip
10 the North to solicit funds TO aid in It's
erection. The building, which was nearly
completed, is now a total wreck, beside a
small house adjoining, which was used as a
chapel and for Sunday school purposes
We trust our citizens will literally aid Mr..
Helms in restoring what he has labored 50
faithfully to build up, and which has been
so suddenly swept away
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Early and Happy BIarriage- The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo SIN
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GENERAL MARKET

NASHVILLE, June 3, 1883.
CoTToN-There was some inquiry in the
cotton market to-day, thirty-eight bales
having changed hands al the following
prices at 25, at q, at %. 8 at27t, !
254, and q at 25e.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICES.
: HUNTINGTON,
NO NORTH CHERRY STREET.
Union and American BIoek.O


,EEo5aH EH9gG5H5 4L
Has ON hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck SUITS; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Salts /; brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits !; striped
Linen and SearsRcea suits; new styles
in Che,Oit walking Suits; BOys' Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and cheek Linen eIe-
CANT MarseiIles Vests; fine Furnish
ing foods, perfect lifting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. ~ II ~
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Gold is unchanged. The following are
the New York quotations of yesterday:
Opened at 40, was 40 at 1925, 14OB at
Has, 1404 at noon, and closed at 140B at
3 p. NJ. The rates here were 1898 buying
l404 selling.
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IHrs Cream AIe az FOrd's. No. "a
Uui0n street my29 stood
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FACILITY.
JOHN y. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM 40. . UNION
IL Street 20 No 10 Pnblte SquRre.
lFrsnch'sOia standJ whsre he vii keep a iuil
tine Of
Ladtes'
Oents' and
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IN RANKRUPTCY.

vitae, May Iath, Esss.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= notice Of has appOintme1t a. assignee Of c.
w Brown, Emil Jackson and w. +. jackson IN
the eonutg Of Davidson and STATE Of Tennessee
within saia District. who have been adjgdgsd
bankrnpts on their own petitions b the District
Court OF said District
.nlyl2 laWst A.aALL, Assignee.
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DOR SALE. A RIRSF RATS ENaINR AND
Il Boiler IN good order Can BE- seen. land
pFice learned. hy sailing a this 0fice.
~aaF2l 1naf-I 4 Earf rerer
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PoacE CoURT, JUNE S.--Alex. Hor-
ton, colored, disorderly and throwing rocks
at horse, So. &
Ann Cunningham, drunk on the street,
workhOuse ten days.
Sallie Roach, disorderly conduct in
church, ten days.
Jennie Taylor, drunk and disorderly,
discharged.
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Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
at4P.N Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdays. at 3 An.
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A called meeting ofthe Common Council
was held last night, thirteen members
present.
A bill from the Board of Aldermen es-
tablishing Board of Education to consist
of ten members, and changing the time for
the election Of the BOARD of Education,
unanimously passed third reading.
The Board of Health bill passed one
reading.
Adjourned.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE

Once Hours.
From7A to6P.M. Sundays. I TO 4. n.
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NJ. Il. W. MORGAN remaias With him. and
public generally. myla I'm
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a3rd Day of june, 1868,

at the hours Of ], ?, 81, and IL p. ~, resuer-
lively az tho Office Of the Register. ia Winche7-
ter. Tennessee. and TINT al credibOrs who bHte
proven their debts. aud other persons intere ted.
may appear at sueh time ard place. aud show
cause. ii any they have. why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted. and that ths
second and third meetings Of creditors VIII he
had a. said time and place. -.
E tE Err. CAMPBELL, Clerk q
ri ts' U,S Dist Court NJ i'd Do Of fohn.
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
= Diseharge-In RankrupteY.

VHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ~ h.
Lasater, ~. q. Wamack. w. III fOmiiason
and deOrge NJ Huntington. have Gled IN tho
office Of the Clerk pf this Court thsir FEriTIoEs
by the Court that a hearing be bail upon the
same on the
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The best, genuine Cincinnati Lager
Beer at FOrd's, always my9 3teod
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y ndreneld and Iseniuclsy r. r.
ANA -.
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sands delicious, EigRt summer Ale
~ FOFd's, for the season. my29 3teod
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f1ftl mlhntglt.- -.-sf i--e.-f-- r.
>ecoua washington and Soitttser" -
Chattanooga.
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LEGISLATION.
An Educational COuncii of Ten-Mere
Isl Park Business. etc.

81
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A called meeting of the Board of Alder
men was held last night.
"A resolution from the Common Council
was adopted, appointing committee to
confer with the Board OF County Com
missioners in reference TO dividing the ex-
penaes of the st. Vincent Hospital with
the county.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
purchase Of five acres of ground, in con-
nection with the ten already donated TO
the city by Samuel Watkins for the es-
Enlistment of park, was referred TO the
committee on the purchase of fifty or sixty
acres Of land, for the same purpose, of II.
McGavoek. E.e
The bill regulating the sale Of goods by
sample and representation, was referred to
a special committee.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at-.... Ale A. n. and $50 P. n.
Arrive AZ Nashville at.-4OD A. n. and SO ?. "
aalIatin Accommodation train leaves Hallatn
at a.l5 a. N. arriving at Nashville NJ ll45 a. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville at $50 P. NJ, and
arrives at Gaiatin az 6-35 P. N.
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Banhruptcy.

The best Cincinnati Lager Eleer, ale
and I.tquSrs always az FOrtI's.
my28 3tced
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river ia still falling, with thirty-nine
lches on the shoals. Weather clear and


The river ia still falling, with thirty -nine
inches on the shoals. Weather clear and
pleasant.
miro ARRIVED. sE
Nashville, Cairo. g1lf
DEPARTED.
None. .Ha. ..a.. (
. .a.-.| bel. I.1 Z
LEAVING TODAY. o. r ~. (
Nashville; Cairo. ga h
If the river continues to fall for few
days as It has for the past week, navigation
will soon suspend.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the "a inst.
says: .s .f.. ..q., ....
River or the decline aeemingly about
to come to stand above. Illinois still over
it, banks. Free stage TO st. Paul-inter-
rupted slightly at lower rapids. Missouri
improving.
The Louisville Dcaoerat OF yesterday
says .a,r 100
The river at dark last evening was about
at stand, the mark showing six feet one
inch in the canal, four feet one inch in the
Indian chute, and three feet one inch over
the rocks. As we predicted in yesterday
Democrat, the river viii probably be found
rising this morning, slowly. We DO not
think, however, that the flush vii!
amount to much, unless the rain the night
previous was general above. Usually we
have June rise, bat as yet il is too early,
and from present indications there Is only
a slight hope Of sach a favor. Weather
seasonably warm. Rnsiness dali. ~
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TIsansaSvIiIe VIA stage.
Thursiay
200 midnight -.-..-.-.' "a SATURDAY oso0 ?. NJ
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tI,.I " ,.Sbtssssan and southern fsn
Chattanooga
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Sor'hwe-reru R.R
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PUnLICl IaENTIN q

.. .l.s. .rE l..-I .v-.. -. fle
~ .f5s. tI.i.-H Of ISL raa fa.l..tf
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srra..a Nor,hcr".
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE,
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at A. n
Leave y 4--.s--s.--..s's.sa--'---- o'''V r n
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. 5Mg 4.
Arrive at ashviil o.t' To-
Memphis Mobile and N. o. Express;
Leave Nashville 95 P. n
Arrive al Nashville Soo A. y.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at.........s.00 A. n. and 600 P. H
Arrive al Chattanooga. 400 4. n. and 100 P. y.
Shelbyville and TullahOma Accommodation.
Leaves NhshKllle...-ss-sf r -.
Arrives At io.5 A. n.
(Sundays ekcepted.l
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IIberty-Via Stewards Ferry. Gainesville and
Statesviile.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon VIA stage.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
FANCY GROCERIES

N. RAJ articles guaranteed as represented
aprl0 d.
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,Ir~t Northern
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HUNTINGTON.

ianl e 81. II u Il No. Nerth o5hsrry s.
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EAsHVIIIEA NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
rF Passenger Trains.
isaves Nashville at....-..4:45 A. NJ and 5sl5 p NJ
Arrives at Nashville Rt-.6,4b A.. NJ. and 80 A. NJ
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New ORLEANS, June 3.--Coiton in fair
demand, with an advancing tendency ;
middlings 294@30e; receipts 229 bales )
exports 500 bales. Sugar dull. MOlasses
40
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Monday 1900 midnight ?. n.
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4 thertx-vis steuart,s Ferry. eainsyilIe and
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WINES.
BRANDIIcs.

4 Casks J. Fauri's Coguac, Ises
3 DO Renaalt'Brandy. Ns3S)
3 do United Vineyard Projectors
Brandy. Gs3S)
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINNATI, June 3.--FlOur veryidull.
Wheat 81 10. Corn SSc. Oats 7Sc. Mess
pork SIS. Butter 22@24c. Other articles