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DEATH FKom BEGINNING.


Sad Fate Of Two Little Boys.
From a letter receivedjn this city, on
Tuesday last, by lady relative of the be-
reaved parties we obtain the following ac-
count of the sad termination in the life of
two promising little boys, while bathing in
the Tennessee river at Pride's Landing,
Lauderdale county, Alabama, on Saturday
last. 1t seems that the neighborhOOd
school, at which they had been regular at
tendants, gave, IA a closing holiday, a pic
mic and fsh-fry at the above place on that
day, aud the little fellows had been enjoy
ing themselves amazingly we'll during the
morning; bat as the hot summers sun
mounted far up the sky, the riverside be-
came uncomfortable, and they left their
companions for a cooling swim.
Their names we're Jacob SwoOp and Fred
die Jones, aged ten and twelve years re-
spectively. The former was a son Of Jacob
SwOop, ST., well-known citizen Of Flor
ence, and the latter that Of DR.. Albert H.
Jones, a practicing physician in the viein-
ity.
Arriving at a shady nook some distance
from the fishing party, they began undress-
ing, and little Swoop, the younger, en-
tered the stream first. He soon got beyond
his depth, however, and moi being a very
expert swimmer, found his strength and
courage rapidly failing him, and screamed
for help. Freddie Jones, the noble little
fellow, seeing his associate in the jaws OF
death, breasted the treacherous wave to his
side, and made desperate effort to succor
him; but, alas the overture adage-
drowning men catch at straws' was doubly
verified in this instance, for as Freddie
came along side Of his drowning friend
and attempted to catch his hair, Jacob
wound his arms around his neck, and the
two went down to a watery grave together.
No one was near, naught save the rip
pling waters Of the great Tennessee told Of
their untimely end, and the bending branch
of the willow tree sighed requiem over
their graves. Their friends missing them,
began a vigorous search for them, and
finally found them lying on the bed of the
river with their arms around each others
neck, locked in fraternal embrace. How
sweet an example their course should be
to those who boast warm friendship. They
had been friends together through boy
hoods sunny years, and when misfortune
came, with clasping hearts and intertwin-
ing arms, they passed together to that world
Of uncertainty. The parents and friends
have our unfeigned sympathy.
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LIBERAL STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
LINEs-FREE PASSES TO DELEGATEs.-
Col. Sidney B. Jones, the popular and
well-known railroad man, informs us that
all delegates to the National Democratic
Convention at New York, will, on presen-
tation of their credentials, on the Louis
vile and Cincinnati mail boats, be pro
yided with tickets which will secure them
free transportation to New York and
Washington and return. The mail boats,
Little Mama railroad, Pan Handle, Penn
sylvania Central and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads are the corporations that are
behaving thus literally and handsomely.
All visitors TO the convention will be fur
nished with tickets over this route at half
the usual fare-an inducement that will
prompt large numbers to go to New York.
Louisville Courier, Julte II.
We are informed that Mr.. ]. w. Rock
well, as the representative Of Col. Jones,
will to-day issue free passes to the dele
gates from Tennessee to the Democratic
Convention, over the route indicated by
the Courier.
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golden STRIPED LILY."-This rare
and superb lily has just unfolded its daz-
cling beauty at the private greenhouse of
P. L. Nichol, Esq, where it can be seen
to-day and tomorrow.
DIR. Lindsey, the distinguished botsnist,
says: Fl" IF ever a flower merited the name
of glorious, it is this, which stands far above
all other lilies, whether we regard its size,
its sweetness, or the exquisite arrangement
of color"
Imagine upon the end of purple stem,
not thicker than a ramrod and not above
two feet high, saucer-shaped flower, at
least ten inches in diamer, composed of six
spreading, somewhat crisped parts, rolled
back at the points and having an ivory
white skin, thinly strewn with purple points
or studs, and oval or ronndish prominent
purple stains. To this add, in the middle
of each Of the six parts, broad stripe of
light satin yellow, losing itself gradually
in the ivory skin.
Fortunately, ten Thousand eyes beheld
it at South Kensington, and they can ill
up the detail of the picture.
From this delicious flower arises the
perfume Of orange blossoms enough TO ill
large ROOM
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New AdrcrtIsemenas.

John Ramage & Son are mp to the times
ia the shoe trade. A more complete and ele-
cant stock il not now in Nashville.
Barnard q Israel, No. l6 south side Of
the Public Square have large auction
sale to-day The ladies particularly are in
vited.
Don't forget the sale Of valuable proper
ty this morning, by Arlington, Farrar a
Weakley.
The A. Baker leaves this afternoon at
o'clock. for cairo and all points beyond.
A. SetIin is in receipt Of the Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Liter ary Album, Emer'
aid, Waverly Magazine, HarPers' BaEaIr
Leslies illustrated, Chicago News, Har'
pers' Weekly, illustrated Tendon Times
Literary Companion, Flag of Our Union
Mercury, Weekly Freside Companion
Home Journal, etc, etc,
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Information in u. =. Circuit
Court, ~. -. Of Tenn.

APRIL TERN. 1865.
No. 1O9-United States ". eleven barreIs
Eecd6ed VIII ~.
HHFRFAe. X Mop. SMITH, k~Q, Al
w tofney OF the Uaitsi States ior snd Di.-
triet, has iied has ini0rination ln sad L0ufL p
well % behalf u the United ata,cs tha 9i 'iI
persons concerned. against me SAT- eleven oar
rels rsctihsd WHISKY. etc. toEss hekinEef r.
puted owner. alleging, ameng 9thef tninf shA.
said whisky was leEcd AZ t4fieitei % We Jhi yen
at.tes or the cauaes IN said iai1rnaitou
EST. thereisrs. in obsdlencs o. the manlton
Of me Court, % me directed and delivered, /
N, berehV give public notice o. at person.
el.imiur said property. Of kn0Hiug % haFinE
.nvthing b say why the same should DOS p
rgrderpnea a. forfeited, aud that they be % i
sr,eegr before said Circuit Court, g. b. bells iu
fks Federal Court Room, M tho tapitol 10.
Neshville, T0un essoo, GA the eoth ahJ 90
I0ne, Is5s, az 10 o'clock A. r., then and Nero
h. RI GLASGOW.
;,,f1 M 81. 81. ID. u.
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee is our authorized agent at Ciarks-
Vile. Tennessee, 10 receive,Rnd receipt for SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for the UEIoE AND
DrsPATCH.
IS. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin, is our author
rcd agent Cor Williamson and adjoining ooun-
tics, 90 receive and receipt for subscriptions TO
the USIov AND DIsPATCH
DR.J. b. MATTHEW'S, Druygist, Odd Eel
lows Han Building. Woodland street. Is our
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for ad-
gertisiug aud subscriptions in Edgefold. Orders
delivered 10 him will be promptly attended TO.
lie will also keep the Daily Union AND Dis
D. TTu an sale.
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Important Gsr Ladies'.

Ia order 10 close out our entire stock OF
dress goods, we have again reduced the
prices, and win sell good Mozambique at
zoe, Lenos, Poplins Linen Lawn, Grena-
dine At rs per cent less than at any time
heretofore. Irish Linens aud Cassimeres
will be sold at auction prices. A large lot
OF lure SILK Saques at from s. 70 81
apiece. Come all aud look nj our bargains
before buying elsewhere.
j.. a J. koRTHMAS,
iunel4 No. % Public Square.
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MONTGOMERY BELL ACADEMY.-The
examination Of classes by the Trustees of
the Montgomery Bell Academy, came off
yesterday, and resulted in the entire satis-
faction of trustees, teachers and parents.
The first portion Of the morning was &C.
Cupied in oral examination Of the classes
in grammar, the languages, etc, and
evinced the greatest familiarity of the
students wish the studies they have just
gone through with. The classes in the
languages, that of "AnabGsis" under Prof.
Ewell, and the one in "Illiad" under Prof
Stone, are worthy of more than ordinary
mention. This academy promises to be one
of the most thorough and successful in the
State. Commencing but short while
since, it already possesses an enviable
standing among the frst-class schools. The
exercises will be continued throughout this
week.
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PETE KNE.-A kind of thief who poss-
eases a bankering after his neighbors
goods, was kinder hauled up by the Nj.
P.'s last night for stealing pistol. de
passed the remainder Of the evening IN the
Workhouse, an institution whose influence
acts "a a kind Of aniidote TO hooking pro-
penaitiez
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGTON,
NO. 3 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American BlockJ

Union and American Block)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOckS and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and SearSucca Suits; new styles
in CheYOit 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 check Linen ele-
CANT MarseilleS Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, SuSpenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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TAKE NOTICE

MAT HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS
rienes a. BaukrnptcY apua thn eati,tus 40
w. AZ simmunr sanford Saltier W. II Bars
aud D. W. WifinIas. Of he cqqntF OF NiLuu.
LaeLribts upon their own petitions by thu
Tistriet Court vt the Middle District OF Ten
90 lae. = = ntHh A44sCs
iunll W3tf A5nguea
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PRICE 1--WE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UuloE AND DISPATCH at the counter
viii be FIVE Gents, and it will be sold to
nevuhoys and dealers so that they can sell
al ihis price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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ALMOST A CAsUALTY.-As two of our
well known merchants and lovers of
blooded stock were driving into the city
up South Market street yesterday morn
ing, their spirited span of animals broke
their bits at the corner of Broadway, and
dashing up Market street, turned the buggy
over in front of Houston & Tennison's,
throwing them both out they continued
at rapid rate, with the buggy breaking
and smashing at every step, up Market
street to Church, around Church to Col
lege and finally brought up against tel
egraph pole on the corner of Union and
College. The vehicle was a total wreck.
No damage was done to the portly per-
sons of either Of our friends.
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Judge Ianham has announced that the
Pasehall House drawing will come on
promptly on the frsi day Of July. The
public can rely on this statement. 1icTt.
uiu b. no p0stp0nemeaf The number di
certificates IN Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing must do 10 5000, or
lose the chance. W. II. RlrEA,
Agent for Paschall House. 4
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rutherford County ON a Reader.

A rather amusing episode occurred in
the city yesterday, which our reporter says
was as follows: A festive darkey with
a bright shining face and fancy clothing
purloined watch and valuables to the
amount of seventy dollars, some days since,
from gentleman living in the neighboring
county of Rutherford, and came to Nash
vile TO lead gay life. The owner of the
watch employed Rutherford county Con-
stable to "work up" the case, and sent him
with description of the thief to this city,
Arrived in the metropolis, the Constable at
once began his search and soon found the
identical individual strutting about the
most fashionable b0meUardeS as large IS life,
if not larger. Walking up to him, ne ad-
dressed the negro in an authoritative manner,
imparting the delightful intelligence of
"You are my prisoner sir" "Ha ha, ha,
ye don't say 80, let's go and take drink on
the strength of it, Johnnie" returned the
walking monument of impotence and cool
ness. The Constable was completely over
come with such reckless splendor, he had
heard of Indifference before, but never saw
it so beautifully illustrated. He was be-
wildered-he consented, and arm in arm
the two went to the nearest GROCERY, and
drink by drink they filled their stomachs
until their respective pins refused to per-
form their woDted functions. They finally
hauled up at the Chattanooga depot in
beatifc states of Inconsistencies. So natural
after one over charges ones stomach with
too many "bitters."
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FRAUDULENT GAMING. - In Justice
Mathews court yesterday, the case of 10.
Turner, charged With defrauding Bob Scott
by gaming in fashion not set down in the
prescribed rules, and against whom writ
Of attachment was issued by Justice
Mathews, was continued until tomorrow.
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The changes from the statement of June

The loans now aggregate 9zIO,VUV,VVVi
as against $24G, 100000 this time last sea-
son. The deposits are also thirty millions,
while the rates for money in the open
market are down to 3@5per cent, as COM
pared with 597 per cent. about the mid
die of June last year.
The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
1885,, 321, against $27S9,9 6S the cor
responding week last year. The following
will show the total exports Of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
l to June Is in the years noted:
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EscAPKD.-The notorious John Curtis,
while under guard en- route for this city,
made his escape yesterday at State Line on
the Edgefeld and Kentucky road. -Four
OF FIVE shots we're fred at him with what
effect is not known.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect Dys-hsrmless, reliable, instan-
taHeOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dies. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. BmchelOr. All others arc
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar-
clay street. New York. l3pr29 ~.
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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 all persons wishing the
same. Utmost reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements, and will be pre-
pared TO fill all orders at short notice.
30 We also keep on hand fine assert Qent
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
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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N OTHCE.

FTaHR STOCKHOLDERS 0R TIE hAsli-
Il VILE 0un factory are heraby nctihsl - -
tent meeting Of the c0mpauy, ~ me CaainOot
~ Commerce. on FRIDAY JUNE ~ laoo, ~
h o'clock, ~ Business % imP"rtanes % DY
CHARLES JONES, President.
lana "A LAS. nj. HAMILTON. Director
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ADJOURNED TILL SEPTEdBER.-At
meeting of the Sabbath School Association
of the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday last, it was decided that
the regular monthly meetings should be
postponed till the first Sabbath in Septem-
Der. Benjamin C. Robertson was elected
to deliver the address at that time.
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HALF FARE TO New YoRK.-The Lou
isville and Nashville railroad will issue
round trip tickets TO TIE New York Con-
vention for half fare. These tickets will
be good from the Goth of June to the Goth
of July. Tickets can be purchased at any
of the stations on the road, and at Clarks-
,,;IIa
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visitors 20 New York During the Con-

VentI0n.
The Press and Times of yesterday says
that Mr.. J. w. Rockwell has accepted the
post Of Passenger Agent of the Louisville
and Nashville, Louisville and Memphis,
and Louisville and indianapolis railroads.
He informs that paper, that arrangements
have been made with the Louisville and
Nashville railroad and Eastern lines by
which visitors TO New York, during the
Democratic Convention, will be carried for
one full fare for The round trip. The time
will be extended, 80 that passengers may,
if they desire, stop over at the different
points of interest on the route. This is
very liberal, and gives any one who may
wish to visit New York, whether to attend
the convention, or to transact business, or
for pleasure-seeking, an opportunity to do
so for half the usual price. We doubt not
that hundreds will avail themselves of it.
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PERsoNAL.-We are glad to welcome
our young townsman, Mr.. Leo. Wheat,
back to Nashville. Mr.. Wheat promises
US an unusually fine musical treat in a few
days, due notice of which will be given
very shortly; and we can promise our
readers rare treat when this concert takes
Olace
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To Buslncss Men and Advertisers
Generally.

The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have ias been supplied with large add
lions 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 Gar the most complete in the city
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Early and Happy MarFiage-Ths 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. may2O 9m
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PERsoNAI.-Judgs Geo. F. Edwards, Of
Russellville, KY, has been in the city for
day or two.
Judge Henry Cooper is at the Conn
mercial.
Gen. Eaton, Superintendent Of Instruc-
tion, returned TO the city yesterday, after q
few weeks absence in East Tennessee.
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
Beeswax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALLOF THE ABOVE
w articles az their highest value. Iu large ar
small quantities, We keep on hand rejection
Of STRICTLY PklM Z FEATHERS. Tor sIla O.
persons wanting prime. select Feather
We renGFate aud. cletdss Feathers iu day
notice. WHITMAN BROS.
mY1l Ll NJ. n PnhlIr .Lnlr.-
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HUGHES ACADENIY.-The exercises at
this place closed last night very success
fully. nice little sociable was held after
the exhibition, and all enjoyed themselves
huoeIV,
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Gold made an advance in New York
yesterday, opening at 1913, and closing at
14OS. The rates here were 1899 buying
and 14O4 selling.
Government securities are a shade lower.
The following are yesterdays New York
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FOURTH OF JULY.-There will be &
meeting at the Courthouse this evening
20 effect arrangements IN regard TO a
Fourth Of July celebration. Tie presence
and cooperation Of sll citizens is desired.
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SHELBY FEMALE Institute. - The
annual commencement exercises Of this
institution will be held in the Chapel this
evening at 7:3O o'clock.
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RnEAsED.-At the Criminal Court yes
terday the case Of George Harris, charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, was called, when the Attorney Gen
eral entered a noHs pros. in his case and he
was discharged
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ST. CFcuIA.-The concert at 81. Cecilia
Academy comes or this evening. The
North Nashville street cars will make
regular trips to and from the grounds until
after the close Of the exercises,
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White Sulphur Springs,


spHFsE SPRINGS, 50 LONG AND Favor
L ably known 70 the seekers Of health and
pleasure will be open for the reception u wit
ors on the Ist Of June. With extensive i'm
provements and a general refprulshfng Of the
establishment, we will be prepared Tor the com
fortabIe accommodation Of FIfikhN HUN
DRIED 10 TWO THOUSAND PERSONS
Hot and Warns sulphur Baths,
so eminently ssrvioeable IN connection with the
internal use Of these ALTERNATIVE WATERS,
are always at the command Of the visitor.
one Of the best city BANDS Oh MUSIC will
be ia attendance 70 enliVen the Lawns and the
Ballroom and . suitable Livery Hiil DO open
to the use of those Who may desire 10 indalgc Ia
harseback AMI carriage exerclze.
n addition 10 other amusemsnts. the pT0pFi-
et0rF have provided n new and elegant B0Wling
Alley and Billiard Room.
Charges will be s. day, or $50 per month
children under ten year aud eOlOfod servants,
half price; white servants according h accom-
dltiOns
No EFFORT or expenss viii be spared on the
part Of the propriet0rg. % manage this estab-
iishment in a manner best calculated 10 pro-
mote the comfort 0f visitors in eyers respeet.
PETITIONS a co.
white Sulphur Springs. W. Va. June ?. is6s- .
iunT In
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

1 ANE & bodily SAW MII.IS-GREAT
4 4 reduction in prices 30 are offering for
sale az reduced prices. large lot Of FIRST class
Portable Engines. Stationary Engines sad
Boiler, Rs follows; Ono Stationary Engine
without boiler, forty horse power : one Station
airy Engine, without boiler ten horse power;
cue pair Double EngiBes. ATTY horse power. With
two boilers, each twenty Sect long forty inches
diameter; one extra large Portable Engine l05z
by 10 inch cylinder; one large Portable Engine.
~ b. 10 inch g Under; two Portable Engines,
by ~ inch cylinder. Also. several Lane a Bod
ey Saw MAls, with the improved wrought iron
cad blocks and solid iron francs
JOHN 4. DALE. Agent.
with J. x. PAUL q GO.
0cti Il 90 S. Market e. Nashville. Tenn
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". f. WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LAD1Es-next session opens September Sd.
For Catalogue, address
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A HUIsANCE.-The water trough at the
corner of Demonbreun and Summer streets,
aad the practice Of watering horses thereat,
is an intolerable nuisance, and is loudly
complained Of by citizens residing on South
Summer street. The police should see that
il is abated
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POLICE COURT, JUNE l7.--P. P. Borden,
using abusive language; So.
Elizabeth Fredeficks, assault and bal
terry discharged.
Henry Long, larceny $40 35; trans
ferred to j. z,
w. NJ. Reynolds, assault and battery; $l0
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OAKLAND PIC-No Te-pAY.-The excur-
sion train win leave the Chattaaooga de-
pot this morning st $50, Tor the picnic
grounds at Oakland, near shelbyville.
Returning will leave sbelbyyille at a
reasonable hour.