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COEJUGAL INFELICITY.- Matte Collier,
(colored) consort Of Jim Collier, of same
ilk, appeared against her swain in The
court Of Justice Thurneck yesterdy, with
salmagundi of domestic trials and troubles,
in which provocative language, assaults
and batteries were the leading ingredients,
and which engrossed the Justices attention
for full an hour. He cut short the ha-
rangues by imposing zines to the amount of
81 on each of the parties.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE To BANBRUPTs.-
Section 29 Of the bankrupt act Of March 2,
1867, requires that all applications for dis
charge shall be made within one year from
the adjudication. If such application is
not filed with the Clerk, or special order
Of court extending the time obtained with
in the year, the bankrupt may be barred
from obtaining his discharge As adiudi-
cations were made "a early as July last, the
time with some has nearly elapsed.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-The
examination Of witnesses in this court, in
the extensive case Of bankruptcy of A. j.
McKimmon, was continued on yesterday
morning, from the day before, and con
cluded yesterday evening. The argument
begins this morning, and will be opened by
Major 7. NJ. Jones, of Pulaski, on the side
of the prosecution.
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Nm sccd Mhenl-

Every intelligent farmer knows the adj
vantage Of sowing pure seed scleat, so that
when ven raise n crop you will have moth
ing but wheat and will raise two or three
bushels more TO the acre. This advantage
can be gained by the use Of the New
Wheat Fan, Seed Separator aud Smut Ma
chine Combined" now being manufactured
and sold by T. Ii Jones & Co, Nos 2 aud
4. corner College and Church streets. Call
and see for vourselves iy2eod lW
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- Pellee s.a.l..le. for Juns.

@a Police Statistics fer June.
Number Of arrests, s2s; males, 241 /; fe-
males, IS; whites, 224; cOlored, -1e2
American, 25S; Irish, So; German, IA;
married, 1870; single, IS6.
Principal ofenses-Assault and battery,
Sc; assault with deadly weapons, IA; car
rying concealed weapons, IA drunken
meas, 81; drunk and disorderly, Is; keep
ing houses of iil-fame, 20; larceny, % /;
street-wslking, Is using abusive and in
sulting language, %; violating license
law, s.
Occupations -earpenters, II; prostitutes,
A farmers, lS; servants, Is iaborers, AZ !;
merchants, "a gamblers, s; saloon keep
ers, 6; no occupation Is. r
The following cases were tried before
Esquires Smith and Mathews:
Grand and petit larceny, fraudulent
breaches of trust, false pretenses, assault
and battery, bastardy, and assault with in
tent 10 kill, numbering in all, As; civil
cases Of accounts, notes, damages, ETC., 245;
total, 300.
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ACCIDENT TO CoUNTRYMAN.-M
Jesse Booth, a big, fat countryman from
the neighborhood of Triune, while driving
down Cherry street, yesterday afternoon,
10 spring wagon loaded with coal, had
the misfortune to strike one of his wheels
against the street railway track, precipita-
ting the gentleman, coal and all 10 the
gutter. He finally gathered himself up
and left for home.
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THE DANCE IN EpeEF1ErD To.r1e

The DANCE IN EDeEFIELD To-EIeHr.-
The little affair to come off at Hughes
School building in Edgefeld tonight, is
not of public nature. No person is ex-
pected but those who have had invitation
tickets issued them. We make this state.
ment for the information of a class of per-
sons who, whenever they hear of anything
of the kind make brilliant dashes for front
seats, and as a compliment to the select no.
tons OF the young gentlemen who have it
under charge.
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ENGINEERS JOURNAL - The Monthly
journal of the Brotherhood of Lo comotiy0
Engineers for June is received Though a
little behind time" it is freighted with
rich store of matter, Of deep interest to the
Brotherhood, gathered from all parts of
the country,
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HoBsoN's CHAPEL THAT WAs-We ia
adverteutly mentioned on Tuesday that
there was to be dance at Hobson's Chapel
tonight Robson Chapel that tSds, has
been sold, and ia now used for another puf-
pose. The new Hobson Chapel, beaui-
ful house, is now being erected, 10 which
there will be no dancing, a. the members
of that church are opposed to this amuse-
msnt. We make this statement upon the
authority of an old Edge6eld Methodist,
and TO relieve the church from the miscon-
struclion to which our paragraph may hsve
given rise
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CARRIERS REPORT FOR JUNE.-Num-
Der of mail letters delivered, 34,774 num-
Der of drop letters delivered, 2072 num-
Der Of newspapers, etc, delivered, ~ 236
number of letters collected from street
boxes Is Gq5.
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Farmer. WiIIit Pnxr

The "New Tanning Milp' nov being
manufactured and sold by G. T. Jones &
Co, Nos and 4, corner College and
Church streets, will clean Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Bye, Barley, Millet, Timothy, Clover,
Hemp, Flax and Hungarian Grass Seeds.
And if Timothy be mixed with Clover,
Millet or Hungarian Grass Seeds it will
separate them. These mills are made of
good seasoned hunter and erery machine gdr-
rdntsd. -. -. july2 cod 1w.
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Every Farmer

Is interested in the New Tanning Mill"
now being manufactured and sold by T. Fl.
Jones & Co., Nos. 2 and corner College
and Church streets, because it will clean
and separate the foulest wheat from smut
cheat, cookies, blighted, broken and shriv-
elled grains, aud other impurities, leaving
the best, healthy, plump grains to SOW
Farmers are invited to briog the worst
samples they have Of any kind of grain or
seeds, and give the machine thorough
trial. iy2-eod1w.
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BAD News FROM THE COUNTRY
gentleman who arrived in the city yester-
day from franklin county, reports that
there has been no rain in that county since
the first OF June. The corn and grass is
literally burnt up, and unless a rain f4lls
within the next few days The crops will lail.
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wheat Fansi wheat Fans

The best "Wheat Fan, Grain and Seed
Separator and Smut Machine, Combined"
ever introduced into this country, is now
being manufactured and sold by T. Fl.
Jones q Co., 2 and 4, corner College and
Church streets, in this city. This mi d viii
chat from three to four hundred bushels
of wheat per day, and cleaner at one run
ming through than any fan III the market
Grain dealers will give from twenty FIVE to
fifty cents more on the bnshel for foul wheat
cleaned on this machine than With the
common fan. jy2eod lw.
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF base ball
was played yesterday. 90 the bail grounds
IN Edgefeld, in the presence of large
crowd, among whom we're several ladies,
and resulted in the victory VI the Phpnix
over the Nashville, scoring 3s to 80
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,,.sc1,.II House DrnuinR.

Judge Lanham has announced that the
Paschsll House drawing will come of
promptly on the drst day Of July. The
public can rely on this statement. I3'eTs
rH be no pOstp0nemonf. The number oil
certificates 10 Nashville is limited. Those
who design Investing must do 70 soon, or
lose the CHARGE. w. II. RHEA,
Agent for Psschsll House.
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PRIZE EVE CENTn.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEIoE AND DESPATCH at the counter
vail be FIVE CENTS, aud il viii be sold to
uewsboys and dealers 10 that they can sell
~ this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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REcKLEss HANDLING OF REINs.-The!

RECKLESS HANDLING OF REIEs. There
are some of the drivers on our horse rail-
roads that seemingly care not iarlhing
for the safety Of their passengers, horses
or coaches. Tuesday evening las;, one Of
the Spruce street and Franklin pike cars,
almost entirely filled with ladies and chill
dren, while going past the UNION AND
DISPATCH Office, on the steep grade down
Church street, from the failure of the driver
TO put on breaks at the opportune time,
crowded 30 fast upon the horses that they
unavoidably rau the car of Of the track
and smashed it up considerably, in front
Of Archer Cheatham s. Co.'s, on the corner
of College and Cherry streets. No injury
sustained by the passengers il is true, but
we merely mention it as an instance of
their negligence.
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TAKEN HOME. -ghe body Of Dir. John
c. Ray, the suicide, an account of whose
death was published in our issue Of yester-
day, was taken to Murfreesboro by his
friends yesterday morning where it will
be buried.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CHANCERY SUIT.-
In the Chancery Court yesterday, Judge
Shackellord gave his decision in the Medi-
cal College Chancery suit 10 favor of the
complainanls.
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PURE VIRGINIA LEAF.-dso. F Akers
has jasl received a large shipment Of pure
Virginia Leaf tobacco, which We have 10
spected and pronounce very 6ne.
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Farmers. MiIIers, Grain-DeRIers and
HuSfuaS~ Men

Will fad il TO their interest TO call al
Nos . and 4, corner Of College and Church
streets, and examine the new Tanning
Mill, now being manufactured by T. II.
Jones 4 Co. This Fan has been thorough
ly tested by many Of the bsst farmers,
millers and mechanics in the country, and
they all pronounce it a perfect sue
cess aud valuable invention which has
long been needed. Gail add examine
the mill lie will pay you
iplv2-eod-iE
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SCHOOL VACATIONS. Writing learned
without useless copy books or waste of time
Phonography-more reporters are greatly
needed at good pay. Commercial educa'
ton, book keeping, etc.
80 Cherry street j. w. DoLBEAR
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MORRIS Powers has the best and cheap
est shirts aud furnishing goods to be found
in this market, and warrants them to give
abstraction. sOd-2w
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TIE doc" WAR--ScENEs AND INCL
DENTs.-A recent law passed by our mag
unanimous city pa-pas, relative to muzEling
the loOee CANNES OF the village, and which
went into effect yesterday morning. created
quite stir among the dog families. A re-
ward of twenty cents per dog, offered by
some hummer, reckless of city funds, was
sufficient inducement for ali the vagabond
boys and "sul-fwstter pedlersV TO abandon
their wonted vOcations for that Of enticing
innocent dogs into the clutches Of the law.
At the Workhouse, yesterday evening, one
hundred and ten were confined. Tray,
Blanche and Sweetheart" all in one hud-
die. Full many a little fellow who
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25. 900 WHEAT RAGS.

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A PEW
w Wheat Hays, and on the way a sufficient
sapply for all the wants of Middle Tennessee,
and yiil make IL to tho interest Of dealers to
purchase Of as.
iunes4iw RHEA. SMITH q co.
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Gold is unchanged The following are
the New York quotations Of Yesterday
Opened at 140i, was 14Oi at 1925;
14O4 at noon; 14OB at l:55, and closed al
1408 at 3 M. Dealers here were pay
ing 1891, and holding at / ACT.
Government securities were quoted 10
Now York veaterdaH as follows.
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

UlHE REGULAR ANNUAL TERM or ThIS
Il Law School will open On WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER l4th, 1868. Full coarse. two terms Of
six months each. Students admitted to the
Senior Glass, on examination, by application
on or before October 10Th, 1858. Tuition fee
ESQ per anuum, including use of Library
HENRY HITCHCOCK
Dean Of Law Faculty,
Dos North Third street, St. Louis. NJ.
iuu2S Pm
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q . A r. 7.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Il co
CHARLESTON. S G..
WILLIAMS. TAYLOR a 90.
NV YORK

FACTORS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IT vii make liberal advances on C5tt0n
% them.
MF, .. "a. lay % ihs absys u.y..
will be hapPJ o. answer la4alIias uEui M8niay
Whsless, on al the 81. Cloud Hotel myS0 la.
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THE SOUTHERN SoE.-The June num-
her Of the S0uhen .S0a is on our table
rsPieie with entertaining matter. DR..
Blackie ia doing 4 noble work 10 behalf Of
noble Cause. An succesa 10 him.
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A STFANBoATMAE DROWNED Charles
Lee, a Mexican, and fireman of the Cum
berlsnd river steamer Umpire, fell over
board and was drowned a few nights since,
during the last down trip of that vessel.
His body was secured and buried at a wood
yard few miles below EddyvilIe next
dsv
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so Business Men and Advertisers
Generauy.

The UEIoN AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large add
tiOnE of The latest and beat styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain aud fancy Job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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SPARTA sTAeE.
Office Hours.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
at P. A. Leaves Tuesday, Thursdays and at
urdHvs al A.. n.
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Sixteen Horses.

Sixteen Horses.
The Mules are in 6rst ratio condition. ell
broken 20 harness, and we'll shifted for teaming
OF farming purposes.
a The Horses are also IN tine condition
Purchasers must remove their property IN r.
medihtely aftel payment for the same
TERHs-CAsh 10 United states Treasury notes
By order Of
Bvt Mai. Gent TH0s SWORDS,
Chief Y NJ. Dept Of Cumberland.
Nm. r, HOWELL.
Byt. MAJ. A. q. NJ. U. S. A.
tuue9f gta.d "a
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PHoSoGRAPHX.--Hew class begins this
week. No study pave better, or lie sooner
mastered. j. W. DOLBEAR.
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Loves to see n little dog
And NAT him On hia hand y

will wake up this morning and find poor
Fido on the table for sausage-perhaps.
We don't know as to the business of the
law, for they who made il are wise and
honorable men, but We do know that it is
not in accordance with the sublime teach
ings Of Christianity to entice thy neigh
boris dog from thy usighbor's house and
slay him without sny mercy.
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EUGEFIELD DIVISION No. u, Sons of
Temperance, elected the following officers
June 3Oth, 1868:
John Morrow, Sr., w. 2,
b. X, Webb, w. A
John Hickman, F. S.
Jas. Thompson, Treasurer.
Jas. Jamison, r, s.
Thos. Caldwell, A. r. 5.
s. NJ. JamisoD, Chap.
J. L. X. Stubblefeld, c.
John L. Csssety, A. G.
Taylor Sweeney |. s.
c. c. Smith, o. s.
Ed. Hill, p. W.P.
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A BUTCHER ON HIS MUsCLE.-One of
our bloody butchers" was taken before
Justice Mathews yesterday on a warrant
sworn out by negro named Andrew
Wright, charging the butcher with as
saulting and battering him. 1t appeared
to the Justice as an aggravated oiense, and
he released the butcher by his payment Of
the costs and a promise to take the negro
back into his employment.
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MULES sTRAYED.
TWO MARE MULES,
a LIBERAL REWARD
GOVERNMENT SALE.

ASST QUARTERM'RS OFFICE, U. 8. A., !
NASHVILLE, TEFE., June D., 1868. J
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
" 70 the highest bidder, on JULY 9Th, 1855,
az 10 o'clock 4. " At the QuaTteTIu ast eTE sta
bies, ash Barracks
EnRMKT HREE NKEH ER
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PASSING BOGUS MONEY.--In the Police
Court yesterday morning, Fanny Scott,
"nsgur wench, fat, fair and forty" with
full rotund form, and in size resembling a
tobacco hogsbead, was stood up for passing
a counterfeit $50 bill 90 the confectionery
firm of Zurcher & Rapp, Cedar street. She
said some pale-faced "gemmen had 'ceiyed
her" some evening's since; thought it was
4 FIVE dollar note, aud she really didn't
know it was bogus. Commissioner Spar
ling continued her case till this morning.
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DIEDa

Ia this city. July LIST, 1868, GEORGE infant son
Of John B, and Elizabeth NJ. Everett.
On the 26th June, in Evansville, Wisconsin,
CHARLEs o. PLNPTos, in the 5Ith year Of hIs
age.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday. jane "a, 1868, at st. Louis,
No. by Rev. J. W. Langley, Mr.. G. c. ABsToS'
Of Cincinnati, to Mrs, FANNIE PURDoH, late of
Houston, Texas.
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Engine and BOlier.

LsOH SALE. A IKS1-KAfE EEGINR AND
II E0ils1 10 ssJd orieT Can be sssa aAt
pTieo Iszrbst 81 calling Al this aios
u-usE5l In
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POLICE COURT, July Susan Jones,
malicious mischief; twenty days in work
house.
NJ. Fleisman, psddliug without license f;
$40.
David Bar, assault and battery; S.
l.. Solinsky, using language calculated
to provoke breach of the peace; costs.
NJ. Godias, assault and battery; dis
charged.
Fanny Scott, passing counterfeit money /;
continued.
Edward Hanill, assault and battery :;
$40.
Albert Brown, larceny Of two pairs of
boots valued at $l8 bound over to the
Criminal Court.
Alfred Gilbreth, assault and battery; $40
Chas. Henderson, same otiensd dis
charged.
Jas Allison, using abusing language; S.
Henry McCrea, assault aud battery; $25.
Lem Carter, same Offense; discharged.
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-'-l uadniglt-...s.- --..'.--------'- --'''''
...and vs. asIatngaOn and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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tFa0caeId aud Kentucky u. n.
Sim =,
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CANDLEs-Star candles 17lc per 10;
hard pressed tallow S. 25psr box.
SALT Seven bushel barrels 50 80
per Dbl.
LIQUORS. rectifed 81 100
2 Is by the barrel; Robertson county
81 1905 Bourbon s4@6.
IROE.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
h.; Kentucky sic; Tennessee band 100
lO4e; Kentucky do. 7@7lc.
INDIeo-s1 1901 so per pound.
FIsH.-Mackerel, halfbarrels, Sl2, sl1
and 50; kits, 81 so, 81 rs and So.
LEAD-Bar, 1870 per pound shot 50 is
(9S 40 per bag. F.. #...B
PowDER.-$7 5O@s per keg for rifle,
and S. 5000 for blasting.
WAsH-BoARDs.-S3 per dozen.
BUCKErs.-$2 1903 per dozen.
TuBs-$4 1906 per nest.
SrARCH.-7l@Sc per pound.
CANDY.-22c per ID forassorted.
OtNdEh- 9't pei pouHNs DIT. -.
PEPPER.-S7 4e per pound.
SPICE.-32c per pound
SoDA.-S@9c per pound.
CoPPERAs.-3@4c per pound.
BLACKINd.-4O@S0c per dozen.
DRUGs-Copperas SC cream Of tartar
5000 epson salts 7l@Sc; glue zoe S5c;
ipecac powdered $685. % morphine per
ounce 81 rs; nitrate Of silver 81 100
l 65 quinine 81 25(92 SO; sal soda so
&c; yitriol 7c; opium .$l1 SO; slum &c;
aqua ammonia 1920; carbonate ammo.
MIA 29933c; assaioetida SOC calisaya
bark 81 5002 so; cslomel, English,
81 IS; American 81 25, castor oil S2@
IS per gallon; camphor 81 25.
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HoRTICULTURE--A SINGULAR FAcr.-
P. L. Nichol, Esq, one of the most active
members of the Tennessee horticultural
Society, recently sent Mr.. Peter Hender-
son, seedman and florist New York, copy
of the report of our society. Under date
of 23d uIt., Mr.. H. acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the report, aud adds;
q am ashamed to say, that the great
city Of New York, with its million Of in
babitants, cannot support even one society;
nor in any Of the adjacent cities-Brook-
Ign, Jersey City, or Hoboken, With an ag-
gregate population of two millions-dOes
there now exist a single Horticultural So
clety. Some dozen attempts have been
made 10 my time, but each eventually
died out. This says very little for our horti-
cultural taste. Hardly one thousandth
part Of the plants | sell are purchased in
the vicinity-nesrly all are shipped"
Evidently, New York is not precisely
The Gland of flowers"
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p. SO IsE AZ.
DEALKK -
Braids, Ciris, UGfeSTGifs, HGis
JesOelry, PerJHDs0FD olad
Fancy Goods.
NO n NoKrn cHERHY sIHErr,

HAS Opened AN ENTIRELY AEW
III stock Of Goods. 20 which be iny ties the a.
tention 81 the ladies. Every doscrip ton Of Han
" 0Tk done IN the bost style and At short notice.
He particularly invites 90 Inspection IL hs
stock Of PoFfamery and fancy 9ooas. which
en- braces the newest and best IN the lins-
" ateh Repairing attended " BY an eEPeIf
oncsd workman fsbH n
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. sic A. ~ and G.90 P. ~
Arrive al Nashville at--.4 90 A. n. and $50 P. N.
8aiIatin Accommodation train leaves 9aliatin
IL q.l5 A. NJ arrivinR at Nashville al II IS 4. ~
Returning, leaves Nashville at 3f5 n. Gnd
arrives al Gallatin at 6.35 y.
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NOTICE
To tine Stockholders Of the Nashville
and Northeastern r. n. COMPANY.

w HERFAS, TIE TRAISS on THE NASH
w Vile and Northwestern r8ilroad have been
suspended and will not probably resume nun
ming ia timo u f1rnigh transportation u lh0ss
who desire 20 attend tho meeting Of siockLold-
ers called for the 1t Of July, roV AMI where
~ business will be preIented 10 the meeting oi
the most important character, which u Is de-
sired shall be fulls undeTgtoCt By the stock
holders, IL possible Re Il therefore
Resolved. That the Secretary aHd Treasurer
be dir0ctcd % recall the meeting Of the Id
Of July, PROV. and that be publish like call
for general meeting Of the st6ckh der n DO
held at NASHVILLE. on the I'D JULY, 1875,
at tho Office Of the Commercial InsuraBce Con
pauy
By order Of the Board
H. l.. CLAIBORHE
ssc'y and TTeas. y ! y. w. X. u CO
luu8i IA. .. pa
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Chattanooga.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

Only twenty-five inches on the shoals
but stationary.
E..r.r ARRIVED.
Alpha, from down river, with the re-
mainder Of the Pine Groves freight, with
out Barging consignees anything extra Tor
transferring. ... r..-r..
DEPARTURES
Kate Morrison, EDr Smithland.
Leaving TO-DAY.
Alpha, for ST. Louie.
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peeatur. Memphis and New orleans
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Memphis snd Eeg orseans.
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rirst Northern.