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RIVER AND WEATHER.


Twenty-Five inches on the shoals aud on
a stand. Weather moderate; So at 3 p.
NJ. Business nowhere, e. C. on the wharf,
1t could hardly b. expected that, with but
two steamers making but weekly trips be
tween this port and Cairo, our river news
should he more than column.
ARRIVED.
1Umpire, from Cairo, with scarcely any
thing.
DEFARTED.
None.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
.I Umpire, at IL NJ, for Cairo.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday says !.
The river remains stationery at this point
with 8 feet inches of water in the canal,
and 1 foot 9 inches an the chute last eve
ming. Weather pleasant Business dull.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the day before
says
The river rose inches from local rains
in the "a hours ending at 6 o'clock last
evening, when there was 8 feet inches
water in the chauuel by the metal marks.
The Little Miami and Licking run ont
Yesterday Scant A feet are reported at
Rising sun, 30 inches at Portland, and 3
feet out OF the river below.
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CHEATHAH, WO0DsGt1

Corner College aud Church Streets,
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BUYERS AND SELLERS OF YOUTHFUL
VIRTUE Justices Cassety and Brien on
yesterday required bonds of $3.50 each, for
appearance to-day, Of a couple Of notorious
prostitutes, Frank Hawkins and Anna
Norris, who live beyond the corporate
Limits, over in Lick Branch bottom, for
connecting and nearly succeeding in an ar
rangement in which the abduction Of a lit
tie girl only eleven years Of age from her
home on last Sunday, and the forcing Of
her to yield TO the passions of an infamous
william, whose name should be published
to the world, but that the scOundrel is still
at large.
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ORR AGENTS.

JOHN W rFAXON. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee Is our authorized agent 81 CIarks-
vile. Tennessee, 10 receive and receipt for SUBJ
rrriptons and Advertisements for the UNIoN ann
pRr.TCH.
S. D. ROHELL. Of franklin. e. our author
ircd agent for Williamson and adjoining c0un-
ties. 90 rcccivc and receipt for subscriptions 10
thoUNIoN AND DTsPATCH.
DR.. j. b. MATTHEWS, Druggist. odd Eel
lows Han BuildiEc Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent 10 receive aud receipt for ad-
vcrtisiur and subscriptions in EdgcGold Orders
delivered 10 him will be promptly attended TO-
Tie will also Keep tho Daily Union AND DIS
rarcu on ralo ......
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The LouisrIIle Courier.

This popular paper appears in hand
some new dress of copper-faced type. 1t is
published by w. n. Haldeman, edited by
Gen. S, b. Buekner, and an able corps Of
assistants, and is sent by mail at So
year for the Daily, So for the Tri-Weekly,
and = for the Weekly. For four months,
or until aller the Presidential campaign, it
is sent at 80 cents per copy, or 10 a club Of
twelve Tor s.. Specimen copies Of the
Co,n-isr are Forwarded on application.
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BAsTARpY.-Casesof this kind are L,-
coming very frequent in Nashville, but the
one which'came up before Justice Mathews
yesterday, Was ihe most singular one we
have had 90 Pubhsh lately. Liza Martin
(colored) sues Albert Hawkins .colored)
with being the father Of 4 bastard child,
which is ~ yet unborn. When asked whal
he thought Of 1t, be replied "now ken ]
cay anything hainl seed il yit ." Jus.
toe Mathews bound BIN over to the Grim.
inal Court
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EDITORS UNION AND DISPATCH: beg
leave to call the attention of the Com
mittee of the City Council on Nuisane9s,
the same which smelt cut the City Gene
terry, 1 suppose, to three old hnlks, corner
Spruce and Broad streets, formerly used as
government stables, recently converted into
public priVies. The odor is intolerable
HARD By.
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London adyices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 722. - -g er -
p Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at ic premium.
There is but little demand here for
United Slaiea bonds. The banks buy at a
shade under the New York rate, and sell
at about lc advance.
There is very little doing in city checks,
and none offering for sale. Brokers are Of
fering to buy at SSc and to sell at 9Oc in the
dollar.
Tennessee bonds were quoted III New
York yesterday at &C for the new and
e. for the old. -
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
I'D inst. were as follows;
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ATTENTION, MErRoPOLITANs There
are two crying evils that oUr people must
endure in the future as they have in the
past, unless our police leave politics alone
or some one comes to the rescue. We re-
fer to the habit of divers negro wencheH
perambulating our streets for nearly two
thirds Of every night, plying their voca-
lions" The cause for the other is the as
semhlage on various street corners in the
city, OF all the graceless scamps who enjoy
themselves by shutting and dancing, aud
making vulgar and obscene illusions to
aud OF every girl or woman that happens
TO pass by where they Congregate. They
are mostly beardless boys, lust out" but
should be taught some manners at least.
We pray the police may be instructed To
burst up these star and moon light gather
ing and billingsgate mobs at once. They
are outrageous.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fine Arts In NRshyiIIe.-C. C. Giers
would CONGRATULATIONS his many friends and
customers that he has just returned from a trip
to New York and other Eastern cities. where
he has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
tOgraphic Art. Also, just received fine lot of
Albums, gilt and rosewood frames. etc. Call at
Nos. 43 and As Union street, and see the finest
collection Of pictures 10 the Southwest.
iraS 1,r i
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CosT OF WWLDNG TIE BkroN-Esq.
Wilkinson, ON yesterday fined Harris
Jordan 50 for breaking a small sized billy
over the cgpti Of Green Williamson.
Truly, the way Of the transgressor is an
expensive, as well as ga hard road 10
travel"
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W'HnRAwS.-The suit Of Maurice z.
Clark against William Jarbo, Mike Glenn,
c. o. Lyle and FL. McGraw for assanlting
said Clark was Withdrawn from Judge
Wiikinson's court yesterday by the nav.
ment Of costs by defendants.
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The Ladies Pearl for August is upon
our table, Ii sparkles with gems from be-
ginning to cod. The engraving for this
number brings 20 us one Of the most ten
derest and most beautiful recolleotions Of
our historic reading, "the iutsrcession OF
Of Queen Philippa for the lives of Bur
gesses Of Calais" five hundred and twenty
years ago. Nopassage OF history, with the
attending circumstances, is more inspiring
20 the painter, for il shows woman in the
perfection Of her tenderness and sympathy.
The table Of contents sufficiently indicates
the intellectual riches Of this number:
The Contest Of Ministering Angels.
Propagation Of Thought
The ScRlptor's First Love
Hints % Husbands
The Souls OF Books.
Female Authors. ..
There Comes a Time. .##
Address 60 the Senior Glass Of Cum Der
land University. .-.-.
Mentielssohn and His Sister
The Lady Of Elm Wood.
Editorial, etc, etc.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UfuoS AND DISPATCH at the counter
viii he FIVE CENTS, and it win he sold 10
uewsboys aud dealers 30 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
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la another column will be found the an
nouncement Of the opening of the next SEES
sion Of the Medical Department Of the
University Of Nashville. The able faculty
there presented to the public will call to-
gether a large number Of students next fall d.
The injunction heretofore granted by the
Chancery Court has been suspended by a
supsrsedeas from the Supreme Court Of Ten =
nessee, and the Department will be carried
on by the faculty az last organized
The following is the fiat Of the Supreme
Court granting the supersoaeas in the mat
ter of the Medical College chancery suit
Estate OF TENEEssER--10 the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court at Nashville: After a
careful examination of the petition and
record exhibited Herewith, / am Of the
opinion, under the introductory motions
upon which the decree complained Of was
rendered, that il cannot be sustained, and
ought, therefore, under the peculiar cir
cumstances Of this case, TO be suspended.
To that end you will issue writ Of super
seicas, as prayed for inl the foregoing petit
ton, on the petitioners entering into bond,
with good security, as required by Law.
"SAM. MILLIGAE, etc.
July 20, 1868"
This community has a deep interest in
her college, and we are glad no obstacle
now exists TO the successful operation Of the
Department next fall.
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SEND N Your OFFERINGs.-Our friends
Throughout the country, and especially in
the different wards Of the city and precincts
Of the county, are requested to bring or
send IN notices Of Democratic meetings
cluh-gatherings. etc. Anything pertaining
70 the great cause and advancement OF
Democracy willingly accepted.
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CoRREcuON.-It was not William
Sumner who acted as President Of the
Prosser hummer Convention on Saturday
last. Il was Williams aristocratic niger
hoy "Jeems." VIII, we are prepared to
say, is Mercerite.
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July 20, 1862

SINGULAR LEGIsLATIoN.-0n Saturday
last Bill Martin and John Mckinley, a
pair Of Juvenile negro thieves, went into
the shoe store of S. Beiberman, No. Q,
Union street. Il seems that il was con-
Cocled arrangement, for while Mckinley
was trying on" a pair Of shoes, Martin
lifted the till Of Mr.. Lieberman to the tune
Of $40 United States currency. They both
ran out together, but were arrested on Sun
day and brought to the Police Cont, and
from there transferred to Justice Mathews.
Geo. Clark, another negro, was also ar
rested as having received s. of the money.
The case occupied three hours Of hard
sweating summer legislation. Beibernan
in the fore part Of the trial held out in
ducements to Mckinley and Clark to turn
State evidence, in the hopes of cOnvicting
the true thief, and their cases were dis
missed. Martin acknowledged the theft
and offered to restore tho money, but, on
account of Mr.. .Llebcrman's inability TO
identify the notes, Esquire Mathews dis-
missed the case at the cost of the proseCu-
tor, and returned the money to Martin IL
is very singular instance, bat such they
say IL the State law.
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Attention ia directed TO the announce
ment Of the University of Nashville A
college Of medicine, of nearly twenty years
standing, and with more graduates than
any other Of a like age in this country or
Europe, and many Of them distinguished
in their profession, should entitle it to the
consideration Of all who desire instruction
in the healing art The regular oourse
opens on the first Monday in November
next.
RlChheimer's patent canopy musuuito
bars are the best ever introduced here
The next session Of the Lebanon Law
School will open the first Monday in Sep
tcmher next This institution has gained
a celebrity which none can rival in the
South, and its reputation before the war is
amply sustained by the present able fac
ulty.
Morris Powers is offering extraordinary
bargains in clothing and gents furnishing
goods. Go 10 No. North Cherry street.
DO not forget the auction sale Of Yeat-
man, Shields n Co, this morning.
See bankrupt notice
G.. c. Giers is daily taking pictures at
his Art Gallery, Union street which give
universal satisfaction. Give him call.
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Burial of Capt. Ed. CIark-CeremOny
by the Pale Faces.


by the Pale Faces.
Yesterday at the burial of Capt. Edward
w. Clark, was the 6rst public demonstra-
ton Of the Order of Pale Faces we have
ever witnessed in Nashville. The body
numbers in its ranks a large number of our
best citizens, and the parade through the
street nearly three hundred strong, headed
by the Odd Fellows Cornet Band, was i'm
posing and grand.
The funeral ceremonies of Capt. Clark
were conducted at the residence of his
mother, South Spruce street. Bishop Qain-
tard ofiiciated, and was assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Ellis, of Christ Church. After
the ceremonies at the house, the remains
were placed in the hands Of the Order, (Of
which Capt. Clark was a member) and by
them escorted to Mount Olivet Cemetery,
where the Rev. Mr.. Ellis read the burial
services of the Episcopal Church. The
impressive ceremonies of the Order by the
President, were responded to by the Vice
President, Inspector, Secretary and mem
bers of the Camp. The Inspector then
placed upon the coffin regaiia of the Clan,
and the services ended by each member
dropping in the grave twig of evergreen.
Captain Clark commanded a company
under the lamented Rains during the late
war and was as noble and gallant soldier
az ever drew saber for the lost canse.
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|-W mIInIg %" = y
Jnrdan's store via stage.
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For COnEreas.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this diSrict. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the kepubl
can party. HORACE III. HARRISON. .
. July 6, 1855. jy7H
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.

Early and Happy AsRrrIage-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. Mayo Sun
BRtcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect Dye-haFmless, reliable, instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. IuVigor rates the hair.
leaving it son and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Witham A. Baicheior- All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumes. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Iapr29 ~.
New Flour
Choice New Wheat Flour for sale at W. W.
T0TTEN'S. at greatly reiucsd prices by the
sack, barrel OF car load.
NO. % NORTH C0LLEB ST,
juneT I'm Nashville Tenn.
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BOUND OVER FOR SIX MoNTHs.-Sarah
Amos, for abusing and threatening Mrs.
Isabella Carroll, was bound over in the
court of Justices Cassety & Brien, yester-
day, under bond of $3.50 to keep the
peace six months.
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Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
a. p. n. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and at
urdays, at = A. ".
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LOOK HEREI

DRTNCE AND TAYLOR EWING, NO.
j II South Cherry street. just South Of the
POstofhee, have a trst-cia - BARBER SHOP.
where gentlemen can have their Shaving.
ShampoOing and Hair cutting done in the best
style
Also, WARM AND COLD BATHS. with
10 this line. call on
jyi5 Nv PRINCE Il TAYLOR EWING.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWEsTERN.-The
employees Of this road were paid $4,000
yesterday of the Receivers debt by Col. II.
l.. Claiborne, Treasurer. Further pay
ments are to be made to-day. QuietDess,
harmony, and the utmost good feeling,
now exists between the employees and Off
GERS Of the road. rn
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MARKETS BY FRLRGRAPa

hOFetAA hhfAtNS-
LONDON, july q. Consols 9IsG g44
Bonds 723.
PARIS, July 2T.-Rentes 70f. p.
LIVERPOOL, July rs P. M.-Cotton
-sales 5000 bales upIsnd4 solo Or
leans l0f@lO8d.
IOuIaVnse Market
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Sales A. bids
tobaccO-lpgs 10 medium leaf $7915 80,
Cotton 28cs Horis- -superfue Sc 25@ 9 80.
Wheat 81 S5@l 90. Cora 95G196c Oats
45@5jc. Rye 81 250I %. Lard Isle.
Meas pork S2S 80. Bacon-shoulder I3i;
clear rib sides 1870; clear sides 1T. Bulk
meals-shoulders he; clear sides l6c
Whisky $l@l OS.
Cincinnati Market.
CIECINNATI, July 27.-FIour scarce and
firm. Wheat s. O5@2 Is. Corn Ss@98.
Oats soc. Mess pork $2S so. Lard lSc.
Bulk meats and bacon unchanged. Clover
seed Is.
~ Louis MaFksG.
ST. LOUIS, July 9S. Tobacco firm Tugs
$500; bright leaf Sl5@4O. Flour un-
unchanged. WHEAT 81 16a2 23c. Corn
.826SS. Oats 52@54. Mess pork $40.
DdCOu ---Ctt1J dtutd 1ozNt ltts HuoHiucid ~
.@l3. Lard l74@lS.
ssa New YOIlk Money Market
New YORK, July H.-MOney market
easy; call loans 500; sterling exchange
l0@lOs; gold l44B@l44t. New Tonnes
see "a, COZ; old do, 81 ..e
New York Market.
NEw YORK, July 25.-COtton a shade
lower; sales 700 bales; uplands Soc. Rice
quiet. Coffee firm. Sugar nominal, ll@llt.
Molasses nominal. Flour fairly active !;
low grades advancing. Wheat quiet, 81 so
al So. Corn 81 07@l l2c.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Printing cloths
&c; standard prints l34@14lc; standard
brown sheetings l74c; bleached muslins
CSC.
u5E Newt Orleans Market. ..
NEw ORLEANS, July 27.-CottOn dull I;
middlings 29c; ssles 242 bales receipts
76 bales. Sugar and molasses dull and
unchquppd
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INSTRUMENTATION Weaver, col, was
released from Jail yesterday, on nolie pros
Issued from the Criminal Court Clerks
nninn
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PERsoNAL-H. C. MacLaughlin, Of the
Murfreesboro Monitor, paid US a breif yisi
yesterday.
Our young friend, Chas. Jones, Of Pu-
laski, has been up to the capitol on pleas
ure call, for the past day or so, and we en-
jOyed the fun of meeting him last night.
Charles looks rosy, fat and gay.
Gen. b. w. Heard, Of Washington, Ga,
an ex -Coufed., is in the city, and is making
the st. Cloud his headquarters.
Col. Wynne, Of Gallatin, was at the st.
Cloud yesterday.
Judge arch. NJ. Hughes, OF Columbia,
and Attorney General Thos. Cold veil were
smong the guests of the Commercial.
Hon. d. w. Senter and Col. Dave NJ.
Nelson, the former Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives and the latter Clerk Of
the Senate, registered at the Stacey yes
tsrday.
f. 5. Singleton, Representative from
East Tennessee, is stopping at the zane
place.
w. Y. Elliott, Of Murfreesboro, and c.
NJ. Ghee and Jos. A. MAbry, Of Knoxville,
have taken rooms at the st. Cloud.
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IDuI-vIILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nasbyille at. - A. n. and go p. ~
Arrive ~ Nashville at..A 90 A. A. and go p. N.
Ballatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
.t 80 A. n. arriyiaF at Nashville az II S. A. N,
Returning. leaves Nashville al 2.F5 p. n, aud
arrive. ut Ntllatiu at G.2J y. AZ.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR OF
i the viii - y. q. Juncs. deere Esd. al who
arc indebted othe stats will rn t-e iir mediate
payment % mes aaad those havtnE seepuut7
arainst the same. viii prsseut them Dor pay
mcut. within the time Ircseribed -. Law. 90 Do
barred. ". T. JONES,
- IL Executor
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BR ANDTIEl.

~ Casks j. Fauri's Cpgnsr. IsO5.T
do Ranault Brandy, NSISl
3 90 UIuted Vineyard PrFr,ef,H
Brindy tIsaS1 .f.
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uGsskxalLEG CO.. HUGH DOUGLAS
X. R. DRIVER.
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POLICE COURT, July 27.-Jane Phillips
and Nancy Burnett, using language calcu-
lated to provoke breach Of the peace, dis
charged.
Sophia Thompson, same ofense thirty
days in the workhouse.
VIM Martin, larceny of SIS United
States currency, transferred to Justice of
the Peace.
George Clark, receiving $40 stolen
money, transferred TO Justice Of the Peace.
Willie Wallace, careless driving, costs.
Ann Cunningham, drunkenness on the
street, seventy days in the workhOuse.
John Humphrey, drunkenness and mali
cious mischief, $25 and costs.
George Green, drunkenness, S. and costs.
Ellen Smith, assault and battery, 30 DAYS
in workhouse.
Mary Baskette, fighting and disturbing
public peace, 80 days in workhouse
Joseph Snyder, assault and battery, $50
and costs. A terrible "joke" that on "Sny
der"
Caledonia Kelly, larceny Of clothing
valued at SI5, bound over TO Criminal
Court and sent to jail.
Mary Snyder, assault and battery, $50
and costs.
Friday Odum, committing a nuisance, So
and costs.
The cases Of Joseph Williams and John
Bayless were dismissed at prosecutors cost.
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EdgeaeId and Tzent"oly 2. y.
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first Washington and Southern vita
Chattanooga.
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second washington assd s0uthern Via
ChatRnOSga.
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RAILROAD AND srAGETTwET ARIE

OHtee Hours
Prom 7 4. NJ TORN SUNDAYS. 7 to 9 A. \.
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a.'H' 2. 1919 t-
Decatur. sIeraplIis ana New orleans.
100 -. .......-....F.8l A. X.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive AZ kaghvilIc. 90 A. "
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.A-uNmLEANnNnRrnwEsTEnNRAm.RoAp

Passenger Trains.
Iglrr- Nashville at...--4 AS A. and 6sl5 p. NJ
AuigDr RI Nashville ui-.Gi5 A. n. and 2'o A.. n.
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Gold made quite steady advance in New
York yesterday The following are the
quotations: Opened at 1431, was 1885 at
l0.25, l4sa at 1O;45. l49B at noon, and
closed at 144 at 3P. NJ. The rates here
were 1921 buying and IA selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as folloRs:
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WHEREAS. THE TRAINS ON TIE NASH
w vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended, aud Will not probably resume ran
ming in time a. furnish transportation % those
who desire TO attend the meeting 81 stockhOld-
eFs called Tor the lst OF Juy, prax.; and where
as business Will DO presented 10 the meeting %
the most important Character. which 10 Is do
sired shall be fully understood BY the storF
holders, II possible. lie II therefore ...A r.r.as
Resolved, That the Secretary And Treasuu de-
be directed 10 recall the meeting 0f the 1
Of July. PROV, and that he publish . tEkeetif.
for a general meeting OF the stock holder D d, 90
held at NASHhlLlsE. GA the Z2D ~ LA, 1890,
At the office ot the Commercial Insurance Com
pany.
By order Of the Board
-- a, 4, CLAIBORNE,
Sec'y and Treae n = W. X. r CO.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-28

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