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Capt THOMAS S. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UNIoN AND DIsPAToH. becomes
from this date one Ct lis propriotors. The firm
name Of the new concern will be JONES, HAYS
a Co., by whom the business of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. oppO-
site the pOstoiice.
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city.
and is well known for his courtesy and amiabili-
~ as gentleman, as well as for intelligence,
integrity aud promptness as a man Of business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
of the office, and will oe found in our counting
room.
The eutu business Of tho old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt Hays
viii also settle that, and will give all proper re-
oeipts and acquitances.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
are extended Go tho old.
January 10 1868.
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views of holders, thus leaving the list some
what irregular. Indian Head, Appleton A.
Massachusetts, and Newmarket E r stand
ard are each quoted by agents at Is cents
Wachusetts and Carroll each Ia cents.
The demand for prints has been less
active than was noted last week, and
holders generally are offering light work
at a reduction of one cent peryard from the
quotations then given, although in many
cases choice styles of ehintz colorings are
still held at firm rates. Merrimack are
quoted by agents at 143 for d fancy, 10 for
pinks and puppies, 16 for w fancy, do pink
and puppies 16@, II for chintz, and Al
snper do 80. Sprague's bring 144 less two
per cent. regular for fancy, Is aud l64 for
extra super do, 164 for blue and white, IL
for blue and orange, 154 for shifting, Is for
pink, purpe froelSs, II for solid oOlors, l34
for mourning. 10 for 80 inch fancy shifting,
and 20 for 80 inch pinks and puppies.
The following will show the receipts and
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The receipts of cotton at all the ports,
as compared with 1867, give the following

As compared with last year, the stock on
on hand at the ports show a decrease of
134, 345 bales.
The sales in Liverpool for the week end
ing the 9TH inst. foot up $4,000 bales, of
which exporters took 5000 and Spectators
1000 bales-leaving $4,000 to the trade.
The general stock comprises 542, 900,
against $4,000, and that CT American 342,-
900, against 1000 bales the previous
week--showing an increase of 10000 on
the general stock, and on American of 1000
bales. The stock afoat is reported at 4l3,-
600, of which $4,000 are American-add
413,O0O afoat and $4,000 stock in Liver
pool, and we have $3.50 bales IN sight.
AT the same time last year it footed up
l ,4S7, $50, and shows a deficit of $50, 600
bales.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river is falling slowly, with Is feet
on the shoals.

The river is falling slowly, with Is feet
on the shoals.
ARRIVED.
Nashville, Cairo.
VIM. White, Upper Cumberland.
DEBATED.
VIM. White, Clarksville
Alpha, Upper Cumberland
Tyrone, Cairo.
The merchants Of St. Louis on Saturday
presented Myron Colony, the commercial
editor Of the st. Louis Democrat, a fine gold
watch Many speeches were made on the
occasion, and good time was had sener-
ally.
The st. Lous Democrat of the llth says
Rain again on Saturday night Cloudy
and changeable yesterday. Heavy rains
along all the rivers above here. There
have been a succession OF heavy rains ou
the Missouri, and yet the river wa alIing
here yesterday, slowly. The decline be-
gan Saturday evening. The upper Mis-
sissippi has been for some time rising 1t
Dubuque There is an abundance OF water.
Illinois still rising. There g. large
amount Of produce on the banks Of lhe
Missouri awaiting shipment, above and
below ST. Joseph. Some Of il has been
damaged by rain. The roads 90 the upper
rivers continue almost impossible. There
will be n large amount OF river business
done before the dog days.
The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 1lth, says
Weather yesterday was warm and sulry,
with indications Of rain. The river at this
point still remains about stationary Ar
kansas streams are falling, with "a good
stage OF water.
The steamer Milbrey, lying at orr land
ing, was discovered TO be on ere about
three o'clock yesterday morning, and be-
fore the FIRE could be put out II had de-
stroyed the texas and pilot house, besides
damaging the house 10 a considerable rz-
tent The FIRE is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary. The Aiiihfey
is owned by parties in 81. Lonis, and We
understand is fully insured.
The Louisville Democrat, OF yeaierday
says:
The river at this point continued b. swell
until yesterday morning, when il came 10
n stand, the highest point reached being
sixteen feet two inches in the canal, which
showed a rise. during Sunday night, Of two
inches About nine O'Clock yesterday
morning il began to recede, and was slowly
falling during the day, with fifteen feet
eleven inches water in the canal last eve
ming, by the mark, and thirteen feet eleven
inches in the pass on the falls. The de
cline at the head Of the falls, since the
river commenced receding, has been three
inches Our dispatches give full intell.-
gence in regard 10 the river at other points
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The Columbia (Tenn.) Herald of the 9Th
inst. says owe hear of gentleman near
Spring Hill, who has engaged his forth
coming crop Of wheat, to be delivered at
Smiths station, at 50 so per bushel. On
the contrary, we hear of many anxious TO
engage theirs at 81, but can find no bid
ders."
The New York journal Of Commerce of
of the 9th inst. says of drygoods:
The market has been heavy and prices
generally in favor Of the purchaser Buyers
from the country finding out the prevalent
tendency held off, and holders became more
pressing, which led to the result described.
There is more yielding in second hands
than in first, and manufacturer agents
stoutly insist that there will be a reaction
to iirmer rates as soon as there il more de-
mand for distribution.
The market for brown cottons has been
extremely dull during the week, and
prices are somewhat unsettled. There ap-
pears to be moderate increase of the
stock in first hands, although the accnmnla-
ton is not large and the production is
chiefly from cotton purchased much bslow
the current rates. A present prices Of the
raw staple it is said that goods cannot be
made and sold except at positive loss.
Consequently many Of the largest manu-
fseturers have entirely stopped. "A consider
able portion Of their machinery, and the
Indications are that the supply for some
weeks 10 come will be restricted. A few
leading iObbers are selling heavy sheetings
at a reduction Of one cent to one and a half
cents per yard from the quotations Of last
week bat agents generally are not dispose 4
10 make 80 large H concession, and some
decline TO reduce their nominal prices at
all, although most would probably accept
a plump offer at the lower figure. We re-
wise our quotations 10 meet the present
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Cotton lower es-
timated sales 5000 bales; upland7 Il{0
I'D Orleans f23@l2fd.
LIVERPOOL, May l2-Evenidc. Cotton
sieadier; sales 5000 bales; uplluds ll-0
ll1d; Orleans l2B@l2ld
LONDON, MAY l2-Evening. -Cousols
94B@94f.
FRANKFORT, May 12-Evening United
States bonds 75s.
MANCHESTER, May 12.-The market for
yarns and fabrics dali. Breadstuii5 quiet
and steady.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, May 12.-Money easy ; call
loans Coz; sterling l0@l0f Gold l39s.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, May 12.-Dry goods dun.
Prints 1904. Brown sheetings lGl@17.
Delaines l6c.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Cottan heavy.
sales $50 bales; uplands so Rice-Clr-
DINA 11@ll3c. Sugar-Cubl 1IGI3c.
Coffee dull; Molasses quiet. Flour dull.
5@l0c lower. Corn 81 l7@1 Is. Wheat
firm 81 37@2 As.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Flour dull-fam-
lily $l1@1l 25. Wheat dull: winter
81 1902 As. Corn 90c. Oats 75GT7.
Rye 81 S5G91 90. Pork S2S. Bulk meats
124@l44c. Bacon-shoulders l4ic: sides
lGs@17. Lard Isle. Tobacco firm; urs
to leaf s. 40@S2 60. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Butter SS@43. Eggs lie.
SO. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-TObacco SjC11S.
Hemp firm. Flour-superiine IS 25M
S IS. Wheat 81 7O@2 %. Corn.90@g5.
Oats 10000. Mess pork S2S. Bacon
shoulders l33@l4; clear sides Ia. Lard
19c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May l2.-Tobacco buoyant.
Sales 243 hhds. Tugs to selections $Sm2G.
Flour-superfne IS 1909; fancy Sl2 -
@13 %. Wheat 50 55(32 60. Corn soc.
Oats 7S@SO. Rye 81 1902 10. Mess
pork $2S92S IS. Lard 1S3c. Bacon
shoulders IA clear sides ia. Bulk shout
ders l24@l3; clear sides l6l. Cotton %
9299c. Whisky nominal.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May l2.--Colton dull
and lower. Middlings 29lc. Sales 500
bales. Receipts 33S bales. Exports 5lj
bales. New York sight &c premium. SUI
gar firm and nominally unchanged. Mo
lasses 45@55.
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DIR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. Is our authorized agent at Clarks-
ville Tennessee. to receive and receipt for SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION Ann
DIsPAToH.
S. b. R0ZRLL Of franklin. is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties. 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DISPATCH.
DIR. J. B. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. odd Fell
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent TO receive and receipt for ad-
vertising and subscriptions in Edge6eld. Orders
delivered TO him will be promptly attended to.
He will also keep the Daily UEToN AND DIS
- TON on sale.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 704.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par, and sold by them at ic
premium.
United States bonds are in but little de-
mand here. Dealers buy at a little less
than the New York rates, and hold
at about &c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 663c for the new, and
68Ic for the old.
Nothing is doing in Nashville corpora
ton checks. Brokers buy at zoe and sell
at 75c in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm at 30c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were as follows:
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JUVENILE CRME.-A little boy named
Emery Weight, brother of one Of the boys
charged with completely in the Planters
Bank robbery, was arrested yesterday for
stealing sos from Louis Knapper's till d.
The money was found upon the person Of
the boy, and he was committed 20 Jail by
Justices Mathews and Smith 20 await
further hearing on Friday. He confessed
his guilt, aud when asked why he had not
al first acknowledged the crime, met the
question by asking why the police had not
searched him.
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r. NJ. wants to invest $4,000 or $4,000 in
some good business, or will loan that
amount.
Albert & Seeman have another extensive
anction sale Of drygoods, clothing, boots,
shoes, etc, this morning at $3.50 o'clock
The Nashville will be of for Cairo to-
morrow, at 4 +. NJ.
See bankruptcy notices-E. Il. Glas-
cock, u. $. Marshal.
Setlid has just received an Expose Of
the Ku-Klux Khan. Price % cents. The
Expose was gotten mp, after immense ex-
ertion and unlimited expense, by Gorace
Heeley, for the special assistance of the
House managers in the Impeachment ques-
tion. Call and get one. Ad Interim and
Ad Outrim for sale by Setlifl, Call and
get one.
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DESCENT ON A NEGRO GAMING HOUSE.
The police yesterday made a descent on
the notorious negro gambling hell on Line
street known as Martins Brick. Fourteen
colored professionals were Ragged, and the
institution was broken mp. Chnck-a-luck
and several other interesting games were at
their full height when the police "came
down"
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To THE LADIES OF NASHVILLE AND
VICISIrY.-E. q J. Norihman, No 20
Public Square, have just opened brilliant
line Of Drygoods, comprising Poplins,
Lenos, Mozambiques oolored Alpacas,
Bareges, a very cheap lot Of Irish Linens,
Linen Sheeting, colored Table Damask,
India Null, NainsOoks and Jaconets; also
a large lot Of English Hose, which they
will sell at half their value; also, large
assortment of Cassimeres for men aud boys
wear. One Of our partners living East,
gives ns the two-iold advantage TO buy
goods always al the bottom priees, aud sell
them lover than any other honse la the
city. The Is no humbng We propose to
verify our assertion by giving great bar
gains 20 every one who will be kind enough
20 give us calf
myl2 p Z. q. j. NoRTHMAS.
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POLICE Counr, MAYl2.-Thomas Mel

POLICE COURT, MAY l2.-Thomas Nick
ems, drunkenness So.
Ben. Schneider, drunkenness; SO.
John C. Fehr, assaulting and attempting
TO shoot William Miller; $50-appealed !;
carrying concealed weapons; So.
William Miller, assaulting Jehn G.
Fehr with a stone; discharged.
Mary Thomas, larceny of $40; discharged
at prosecutors cost.
Nancy Williams, assaulting and threat
ening to poison Eli Williams; dicharged.
Rose Pfeiher, tipping without license /;
$40.
Ann Cunningham, street-walking and
using vulgar language; discharged.
Charles Davis, indecent exposure Of per-
son; SO.
Mary Combs, Mamie East, Jennie Ad-
kins, Jennie Summers, Matte Hoffman,
Jennie Rodgers, Mrs. Burnett, tipping
without license; $40 each.
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y
NASHVILLE, May II, 1865.
The trade for the past week has been
fair, though not as active as earlier in the
season. Prices remain about as last week.
A Brown Observation-Disclosures 19c,
Laurel Hill 19c, Richland 19c, Tennessee
premium 19c.
/ Brown SHEErNGs-Augusta 16l
Grantsville 164.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-SagamOre I, 10;
Washington !, tic, Pontiac 4 4, 16c, Lons-
dale "A, %.
SEA IsLANDs-13 to zoe.
PRTETs-Troy Sc, Wamsutta 1O4@llc,
Aliens, Gloucester, DunnelPs, Manchester
and all standard brands, 14c.
TICKs-Mount Vernon No. 2, zoe, Pas
cifc 25c, do. "A 2sc, Conestoga 4 4 33c.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Ala-
bama dc, Texas Csc, Tennessee 274930c.
Cambrics l4@18. Wiggans 15alS}.
PLAID LINsEYs-} all wool 20a224c, /
do. 274c.
Red and White Flanels Z 10 A, q la60.
Brown Drills, 20@2l.
Cotton Delaines 2Oa224 /; all wool deIaines
424a55.
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RUTHERFORD CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge
John Hugh Smith has returned from Muir
freesboro, the Criminal Court of Rnther-
ford having adjourned. Something over
ninety cases were tried ard three con-
tinued, nearly clearing the docket
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ILLICIT DIsTILLING.-W. A. Smith, a
Cannon county man, is to be released from
Jail this morning, after having served out
a sentence of one days imprisonment for
Illicit distilling. He has also been fined
SIS and costs.
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fraudulent BREACH OF TRUsT.-Wm.
Randals, arrested on Monday at the in
stance of Miss Jessie Ashton, on charge of
FRAUDULENT breach of trust, will have a hear
ing to-day before Justices Mathews aud
Smith.
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Bio JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CORPORA
TIoN.-Matlhew b. McMahan, a New
York man, yesterday obtained in the
Federal Court a Judgment against the city
Of Nashville for $50, 59l IL. The suit was
brought in consequence of the city being
unable 10 cash that amount in corporation
checks held by McMahan.
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Mncon sInrket. MaY
cInrEs,lIIe Tohnece Marlets.

GAINESVILLE, May l.--Sales by Smith &
Hutchings, at the Exchange, Of l52 hhds. Of
tobacco, for the week ending May lat. 1868.
at the following prices: at SIG 10, Is,
2 at II 80, IA 20, at 13 %, 4 at 10 so.
1875, 2 at 13 60, 4 at IL so, l3 40, 3 at
IL 20, at II 20, 8 at II so, at IL Is,
2 at II, at II 95, 6 at IL 50, IL 20.
2 at ii 60, III 80, IL 30, 2 at IL 25,
10 IS. 10 80, 2 at 10 80. 2 at 10 20, 6
at 10 80, 10 40, 10 30, 2 At 10 %, 2 at
10 10, 8 at 10, 2 at 95, 9 30, so,
9 IS, 9 40, 9 80 25, 3 at Q, 8 30, 80,
8 IS ? at 60, 8 so, S, Z 90. z Is, Z 50.
3 at 80, 3 at7 30, 2 at z 25, Sat 10,
4 at z, 2 at o.. 2 at 6 80, 80, 2 at
6 20, = al 6 CO. 2 at 6 so, 3 At 6 40,
at 6 60, 3 at q IS, 10, 6, 20, so,
, at 5 80, 25, 5 10, 4 90, %, 4 %,
A, g.
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OFF FOR ST. LoUIs.-Rev. DIR. Baird left
yesterday evening for st. Louis, where he
will spend several days before going to the
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,, which meets in Lincoln, Illinois, on
the 2lst inst.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT-Alexsnder Ezell,
col, charged with stealing 1921 from King
Barnes, col, about year ago, was arrested
yesterday and committed to Jail by Justices
Mathews and Smith, 10 await hearing to-
day. He had once before been arrested,
but had fed on being released on bail.
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THE VIGILANCE Committee CASE
Judge Trigg yesterday overruled the mo-
ton in the Federal Court for a new trial in
the case of Q. C. DeGrove rs. the Vigilance
Committee.
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% The MCCABTY AND HART AFFAm.-
Tim McCATty, who was 80 severely stabbed
some time ago in an ARRAY with Jno. Hart,
has recovered, and is endeavoriug to secure
the arrest Of Hart, who was shoi by james
Hennessy. Hart has disappeared, and is
supposed 10 have LEFT the city 70 avoid ar
rest
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NATIONAL THEATER.-T0 morrow night
the doors of the National Theater at Ash
Barracks will again be thrown open, and a
big bill is already out. This theater is
under the management Of the soldiers, and
cleared 800 the first night of its opening.
Miss Anna Green is announced as the star,
and she viii appear tomorrow night in
"Michael Erie, the Maniac Lover" "Ku-
Klux Boarding House" and "The Irish
Tutor" This is, we believe, the only mill
tary theater in the whole South.
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HoNORABLEs." members OF the
Board of County Commissioners dub them
elves Honorables" This is more title
than is allowed the members of the Gen
eral Assembly. ss
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harmless. reliable, instan-
taReOGs. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WiIlidm 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lapr29 ly.
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REcRUrrs FOR ALABAMA Forty-seyen
recruits for some Of the regular regiments
in Alabama, arrived here yesterday by the
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad. They
we're in charge Of a Major.
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THE BRIDGE SUIT.-The Howe Truss
Patent suit against the Louisville and
Nashville railroad is still pending in the
Federal Court. It's conclusion is looked
for to-day.
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PERsoNAL-Geo. w. Langhorn, the
well-known tobacconist Of Lynchburg, Va,
is in the city, and may be found at Aksrs
& Hendricks, corner College aud Church
streets.
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PRICE 1--WE GENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DIsPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, aud il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
At this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May S.-Stes a {
the Exchange by Harrison & Shelby. for
the week ending May LIST, 1865, Of 40 hhds.
at the following prices: 10 hhds Good
to Fine-S20 TO- 16 80, 1G so, Is 20
16 10, 16 90, 16 90, Is 90, at Is 90.
IA 80, 2 at IA 60, 3 at IA so, II 20. . at
II 10, 2 at IA 90, Is so, Is 20, Is 20 .
at Is 60, , at Is so, at Is 40, , at
Is 80, at Is %, Is 20, Is 10, . at13 90.
40 hhds. Medium Leaf-SI2 %. u 90.
5 at II so, y IS, - 20. j. 90. , NJ
II 90, II 40, u 25, 4 at y 20 , at l. 90.
ii 80, 3 at IL so, IL IS, 2at III 20. Dat
IL so, III p, 4 at IL 10, lat II 90. 10 20.
10 90, 10 80, 10 25, 10 90, 10 CO.
10 hhds. Low Leaf-S9 %, . 90. Q SO.
SO, 9 so, 9 IS, o 80. 9 80. 9 20. 9 no.
so hhds. Lugs-S9 so. S 90. 8 10. + so.
. 80, . 80, 40, 6 80, : -, S %. 5 90.
~, 10 p, . GO, S so, : 10. 9 10.
Z 40 10, 6 80, 20. 6 50. 6 90. Q5
Z 40, 80, 20, S 90 6 90.
GAINESVILLE. TENN, Nav S.-Salss nv
Turnkey Weathers, at the EXCHANGE on
Tuesday last, Of 60 hhds at the followin,
prices SIG so. l6 40, 10 80. Is % NJ boz
II 20, II 10, Sat II 90. Is Is. M f30O
II 80, IL 60, > at II 40. IL %. IN so =
at IL 90, ii IS, 3 at 10 60, 10 SO I0 o0
9 90, at 90, 9 so, at so. 9 Or. @ OO
S %, s 40, so S %, s 20. 7 o.. gO
: 40. , at %. so, %, Is 10. Mt
80, 40, 6 p, = at 6 90, -. 8 10.
: 90
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Gold is without change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday :;
Opened at 1898, was 1895 at 1890, 1898
at noon, and closed at 1898 at 3 P. NJ.
Gold here is scarce and dealers were bid
ding fully up TO the New York quotations,
and were holding at al.
Government securities were quoted in
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DIscHARaED.-Wm Woods, a negro ac-
cussd Of stealing valuable shot gun from
o. b. Williams, was Yesterday discharged
by Justices Mathews aud Smith.
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VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAM
Two violators Of the revenue law were
yesterday each fined S. and costs in the
Federal Court.
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TBT RAILROAD INJUNCTION CASE
The Nashville aud Northwestern railroad
injunction case will again come up to-day
in the Federal Court.
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CoUNTERFEITER TO BE TRIED C. NJ.
Fortune, the Kentucky counterieiter, is to
be taken before tue Federal Court to-day.
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NJ An ArlAA NV f-ss-ss 30 sssssf sfs'
Sundays exceptedD

IOUIsvTLLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Ht........ Ale A. N. and $50 p n.
Arrive nj Nashville at-4 % A. n. and $50 P. N.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
AZ 9.l5 ~. arrivinr AZ Nashville at ll45 A. N.
Returning, leaves Nashville at 1855 P. NJ, and
arrives at Gallatin at 6.35 P. N.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-13
I'm Bankruptcy.
Middle District Of Tennessee az Nash
Vile, May nth, Isas.

VNlIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice OF has appointment a. Assignee OF
james i. Dement,, SOioman Il. Seligman, Albert
q, Jarrett and Isaac Oppenheimer IN the county
Of Davidson ant state 90 Tennessee. within said
district. who have been adiudged bAnkrupts on
their own petitions BY the District Uourt Of said
District. A. A. HALL,
myl2 laW3t Assignee.