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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-08

SPRINGFIELD DELIBERATIONS. The COM
bined Sunday schools of Springfield, Ro-
bertson county, had a grand Sunday school
celebration in beautiful grove near that
village, on the Fourth. Speeches were
made by Rev. Mr.. Halsell and John
Shirley Ward, Esq, of this city. A boun-
tiful supply Of good things were offered
the participants, aud everything passed of
tremendously.
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MAssESG LLg & co.,
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/ Pic Mo ON THE TENTH AT WALNUT
GRovE-We acknowledge the reception
from the genllemauly committee OF invita-
ton, complimentary ticket to basket
picnic, to be given on Friday, July 10th,
at Walnut Grove, four miles west of Nash
vile, between the Harding and Hillsboro
turnpikes ..
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LOCAL PoLITICs OF RADICAL NATURES.
The Prosserites held large and enthu-
siastio meeting in the second story of the
Courthouse last night, and received ha-
rangues from Randall Brown, John Cock
rell, Bob Knowles and Warren Kelly,
colored, and Enos Hopkins and Emery,
mixed. Allen McTeer was the chairman,
and announced the intention of Capt. Otis
to show up MERGERS record in its true
light tonight at the market place. With
all due Difference to Capt. Otis expecta
lions, we would hint TO the young man that
he has a herculean task before him, if he
proposes to give the world a true record of
such political monstroSitg.
Rich developments in the race for Con
gressional pap in this district are looked
for, since there are already three hungry
mortals after the "honors.'
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A CoSGLoNERATED ArFArR-Before
Esquire Thurneck yesterday, Mrs. Mile,
had Caroline Hall and Bette Golden. two
pretty named but horrid ugly and dilapi.
idAted specimen bricks from femAleaom
arraigned for breaking the peace in num-
berless fragments Il appears that he
negroes had Mrs. Miller and her daughter
carried before the Police Court for using
scene langwidge lords denl.p Mrs. Mi.
Ter, ont Of revenge, in turn had them ar
rested rs stated above. Both are no better
than the other
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POLICE CoURT, July Lizzie Brown,
drunk and making loud aud unusual noise,
IS 90. .......
Crisiy Breedlove, assauliing Jennie Tsy.
lOr with knife, S..
Jas. Shropshire, drunk on the streets, ten
days in the workhouse. .Hsr.
! Bin Williams, larceny Of pair shoes
valued at 50, thirty days in workhouse.
John Bowman, assaulting with rocks,
SO. $500.
Booker PetEay, assault and battery, 50.
Mrs. Miller, using abusive and insulting
language, s..
Miss Miller, same ofense, IS.
Christopher Herbei, drunk and using
abusive language, So; carrying concealed
weapons, S.. .-
Robert Bessley add w. G. Carter assault
and battery, the former s., and the latter
IS 90.
Jas. l.. Pxrm, drunkenness add making
loud and unusual noise, $25; carrying con-
cesled weapons add trying to shoot Officer
in making arrest, discharged.
s. C. Black, assault ard battery on an
employe, $50. Sd
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A NEW CoMMANDANT.-Gen. Wager
Swayne, who some months since COM
manded in Alabama, acting under orders
from Gen. Thomas, on yesterday relieved
Gen. Thomas Duncan, as commandant of
the forces at this place We are ignorant
as to the occasion for the change. We are
exceedingly loath to part with Gen. Dun
can, who has during his stay here, gained
many friends and admirers from his
gentlemanly and soldierly bearing. Be
meath whatever field Of stars the stern de-
crees of war order him he certainly has. our
unfeigned good viii for his success.
Since the above paragraph went TO proof
we learn that Gen. Swayne having re-
turned TO duty from six months leave of
absence, and being the Senior of Gen.
Duncan, assumes control of the troops Of
this military district. Gen. Duncan, we
are glad to state, remains Post Command
ant. .r
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REsIGNED.-Judge Horace FL. Harrison,
of the State Supreme Court, on yesterday
resigned the Judicial ermine to become
candidate for Congress from this Congress
sional district. sEF
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pRICE FIVE CHNTs-

Hereafter the price of single copies Of
the UNroN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 30 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY Only FIVE CENTS.
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DIED.

On the It'll inst. EvELISA WHARTON, daughter
of Robert and Sarah Stewart.
The friends and acquaintance ATE invited 10
attend her funeral from her fathers residence
10 Edgefeld, to-day at 8 o'clock. P. n.
Divine services by Rev. P. s. Fall.
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AOhuOh duNlCcS u yrhteiuaJ AiOtt bulhCh
States 5-2Os at 73l.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par, and sold by them at &c
premium.
There is but little demand for United
States bonds The banka buy at a shade
under the New York rate, and sell at
about &c advance.
Tennessee bonds declined l4e in New
York yesterday. They were quoted at q tic
for the old, and 69Jc for the new.
There is no change in Nashville corpora
tion checks. They are scarce at 75@87c
buying, and soc selling.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in much de-
mand at Soc.
The following will show the fluctuations
Of gold in New York during the present
year ....
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A FINE AND A BoED.-LAwrencs Kuhn,
arraigned before Justice Wilkinsun yesler-
day Tor whipping Belle Wallace, paid Eve
dollars aud costs Tor the luxury, and gave
i've hundred dollars bond for Peaoeablseon-
duct Throughout the coming six months.
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EUROPEAN CONNECrIoN.

Meeting Of the Nashville Merchants,
manufacturer, Mechanics and EIUsi-
ness Men generally, NJ the COuFt-
hOuse this Evening.
The citizens Of Norfolk, Virginia, through
their steamship and railroad interests,
having extended a cordial invitation to the
business men Of Nashville to meet them
with delegates from other Southern cities
in convention at Bristol, Tennessee, on the
18th Of July inst, for the purpose Of con-
summating a more thorough steamship and
railroad connection between Liverpool and
the Southern cities ria Norfolk, a pre-
liminary meeting was held yesterday after
noon at the old rooms Of the Chamber of
Commerce, and the undersigned we're APP
pointed a committee to invite the business
men Of this city 10 attend meeting at the
Courthouse this afternoon at four O'clock,
at which time additional delegates will be
appointed 10 attend that convention. II is
earnestly hoped there will be large at
tendance of our business men, that this
great enterprise may receive the considera-
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By THE RIVER SfDE.-A spicey little
note from lady friend OF ours, who par
ticipated in the Saturday excursion of the
Nashville steamboatmen, opposite the up
per island, was, we are sorry to say, laid
aside until too late for publication yester-
day'
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HoNoRABLY ACQTTED Mrs. Nancy
Ivey was honorably acquitted yesterday by
Justices Cassety and Brien, and her prose
culoT, A. II. Hurley, taxed with the costs
in the case In our edition Of yesterday We
mentioned Mrs. Ivey as wanton charac-
ter, but have since learned very different.
We are happy to remedy the false impress
sion unintentionally made by us, By saying
that she is an honest, handwriting lady,
and the widow Of Confederate soldier.
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fEIesoSAI.-Gen. J. B. Palmer and +.
u. Hancock, Esqs Of Murfreesboro, regis.
tered at the St. Cloud yesterday.
President Burns Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, returned from Knox.
willie yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Newt Iour.

IT. OtA "a New Flour. AtEAE
Choice New Wheat Flour for sale .at W w.
FOfTENs, at grsaly reduced prices, by the
sack, barrel or car load.
NO. q NORTH C0LLEE ST,
juneE I'm Nashville. Tenn.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

ASST oUGRTERM'R's OFTCE, U. sal
o.. NASHVILLE. TEsS.. June ~. 1863 J
w ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w TO tbs highest bidder. on JULY 9Th, 1858.
at 10 0 'elsek A. ~, Of the QaarleTmaster sta
bles Ash Barracks
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ONTTs Pins AGAIN. The Delnge Fire
Company had their pet out yesterday at
the lower wharf Tor the first time
since its smash up month ago. The
trial Of iIs force was entirely satisfactory.
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HUNTINGDON
NO. 3 NORTH CHERRY STREET,

NO. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union sud American BIock)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck SHIFTS; Drap
Dete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
In Cashmere Skeleton Suits /; brown
Duck and Tan Llaen Suits striped
Linen and SearSHcea Suits; new styles
In CheVOit 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.
giant MarseilIes Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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Ratchelor,s Hair DYe.-This spIenl

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harmIess, reliable, instan-
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dies. Invigo rates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Psrfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. [apr29 1y.
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PosTToNED.-Esquire Mathews, on yes
terdsy, postponed indefinitely his decision
IN the Fertige case.
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PURE CREAM AND sHERBETs,

Of all kinds, in any quantity and at all hours
of the day and night. Sunday sxceptedb
Parties, pic-nics and families supplied at rea-
sonable rates. or.
The purest and best Of materials used in the
manufacture Of Cream Snow. and Sherbets.
jyl Nv F. OZARNE, Agent.
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GAVE BoND Richard Perry, for shoot
ing negro by the name Of johnson, on
Mallory street, South Nashville, Monday
evening, gave bond yesterday for his APP
pearance Friday.
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THE NORTHWESTERN A gentleman
down from Knoxville yesterday gives US
the gratifying intelligence that Governor
Brownlow has recently had the scales
pulled from his ewes ia regard to the man
sgsment Of the Northwestern railroad, and
signifies HE determination 20 pay the ezS-
ployees, run the road, and put stop TO the
high-handed outrsges so long tolerated by
the people in this section.
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hereby announce myself as candidate ior
Congress. in this district, subject to the aetioh
Of the nominating convention Of the kepubli-
can party. HORACE II. HAhhlsoN,
July 6, lsGS Jyi u
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ANOTHER MUSICAL FEAsT.-We are
glad to learn that Mr.. Henry Farmer, the
Southern Flutist, who won our hearts
while here few weeks since, has consented
to return to the Rock City and favor his
admirers, of whom there are legions, with
one of his grandest efforts. He has ac-
cepted a complimentary benefit from the
young men of Nashville, and will be as
sisted by some of the best amateur talent
in the city. Next Tuesday night We I'M
derstand will be the occasion.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July Evening .-COBsols
94J@95; bonds 73{@73fd
LIVERPOOL, July Evening. &C Cotton,
sales of $4,000 bales.
New York DrygOots Marhet.
New YORK, July T. Drygoods mar
ket firm and unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July There WAS no sales
Of tobacco owing to the fair which com
mences tomorrow. Flour $7G97 80 for
superiine Whest 81 S5@I 80. Corn 700
nc. Oats 75976c. Rye nominal. Mes
pork SIS. Lard IG4(1l6t. Bulk meats
shoulders III clear sides l6. Bacon
shoulders 12} clear rib sides l64 clear
sides lie.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, July Cotton a shade
frmer sales 5000 bales upland 38e. Flour
5(810c lower on the low grades. Wheat
81 1902 H. Coffee firm, with a fair de-
mand for Rio. Sugar heavy, Cuba lltg
1I4c Molasses nominal.
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New Ice Cream Saloon,
COR. HIGH AND CHURCH STREETS

L. OZANNE, FORMERLY OF UNION
tt Street, has removed 70 the above house,
which he has fitted up in magnificent style, and
is now prepared 10 furnish ..t'f
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, Mrs ELIZA II. MASON, who shot Lieut..
Moore, the husband Of her daughter,
Stella Mason has been bound ever in
SI5eO for her appearance before the Su-
perior Court at Savannah, Ga, at the
January term, and 5000 to keep TIE peace.
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To IEusIncss Men and Advertisers
Generally.

The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best 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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FoURrH or july AT NAsHvILLE.-A
fdH account Of the celebration, written an
a comic strain, telling of the grand tiz1le
Of the bnmmers at Melrose, and the entire
success Of the respectable cOlored people 81
Antioch, was unavoidably crowded from
our columns yesterday morning by more
important matter -rrsu
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AN IBREPARABLE DOss-We sincerely
regret to hear that during the storm that
swept over this stretch of country on Sun
day night last our ehterprising and public
spirited fellow citizen Gen. W G. Har-
ding, had the misfortune to loose from bis
Bellemeade farm by death from lightning,
four Of his fine yearling Brown Dick colts.
They were huddled together under large
oak near the public road, when a streak Of
lightning struck the tree, tearing il in
splinters, and killing the entire number at
once They were all four stallion colts,
one among them being the celebrated Ga
zelle colt, for whom Gen. Harding was Of
ferred $500 while snCkling. One OF the
yearlings killed we understand was the
property Of a Maury county gentleman.
This occurrence ia unfortunate, especially
SO, as the General lost number Of blooded
hel(ers not long since, in a similar manner.
FRIGHTEUI RUNAwAY.-Ou Monday
evening last, about the hour of four, as
Mr. Hergel, a German, and formerly fore
man Of c. NJ. Donaldsons South Nash
willie brewery, was preparing for a buggy
ride with his little infant aged about seven
months, from his residence on Grove alley,
near High street, the horse attached to the
vehicle became frightened and dashed
away, running over an embankment OF
eight OF ten feet. The entire concern was
upset, the buggy demolished, and the child
fatally injured, while the father escaped
with only Few bruises. r.s
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300 miinight -
SECOND washington and so"tAef" -
Chattanooga.
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Fl o q s Ell OLE
MINERS OR CAMP UsE,

Aud take pleasure in calling the attention Of
Stove, Hardware and general dealers 20 the
many desirable qualities Of this New ware.
not only a. an article Of trade but Of UTILITY
CON biniag n 10 does EEtTEEss OOEYENTTNcE
and LlBOR-sAvfSg. in the care Of utensils that
are In every day use, in the most important Of
all HOUEE HOLD DEPARTEEHTs. We desire and
request every housekeeper % %se our Tea Ket-
ties. Sauee Pans, Dippess, Dish Psun.
wash EasIDs. PolIsRea Fry and Gaew
Pans, a. We aTesVre they have only 10 be seen
10 b appraeiateds .aa 10 .aE .f
Many Of the articles are made entirely Of enc
piece Of wrought iTORs which. during the pro-
cess o. manufacture. receives several cOatings
Of block tin; this leaves O. surface, when Tn
ished, perfectly smooth. easily Kept clean, and
entirely protected against rust. Tho cost il bat
little more titan common tin ware ADD every
article will do ten times the service The
shape enables as % pack the various lzes in
nests. 90 a. 10 occupy but little space and being
but little heavier than tin ware. the cost OF
transportation Is very small. At present our
assortment consists Ia part Of Tes AeltIes'
sauce Pms, 1slsh Kettles, Fry Pans
Ladies'. Dfppers, etc. etc, We are nov pre-,
pairing = new Catalogue and Priee ListJ ahl
believe Stove and Hardware Deal ers VAL hnd y
20 their interest 20 send FOR copy o. esce before
purcha ing elseuhsre. address
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURED u
Sold By eli Hardware AID stove Dealers.
Nashville, Tenn.
mar2s sat tillsjulY
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HUNTINGTON,

Early and Happy MHrriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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2'25 by the barrel Robertson county
81 5O@4; Bourbon S4t96.
IRoN.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
lb.i Kentucky ste; Tennessee band 100
lO4c; Kentucky do. 7@7Ic.
INDIGo.-s1 4O@1 so per pound.
FIsH.-Mackerel, halfbarrels, $l2, S11
and 50; kits, 50 so, 50 rs and SO.
LEAD-Bar, 124e per pound shot IS IS
@S 40 per bag. F
PowDER.-S7 5O@s per keg for ride,
and So 5000 for blasting. (
WAsH-BoARDs.-SS per dozen.
BVoKETs.-S2 1908 per dozen.
TUBs.-S4 1905 per nest. lii-l')
SrARCH.-74@sc per pound.
CANDY.-22c per ID for assorted.
GINGER.-25c per pound.
PEPPER.-S7 lc per pound.
SPIOE.-32e per pound. Go. .-..
SoDA.-S@9c per pound.
CoPPERAs.-S@4c per pound.
BLAcKINd.-4O@S0c per dozen.
DRUGs-COpperas Sc cream Of tartar
5000; epson salts 74@sc; glue zoe S5c;
ipecac powdered S5@5 % !; morphine per
ounce s. rs; nitrate OF silver 81 100
65; quinine 80 25@2 so; sal soda S9
&c; vitriOl &c; opium .$l1 so; alum &c;
aqua ammonia l5@ 20c carbonate ammo.
MIA 2S@33c; assafptida soc; calisaya
bark 81 5000 5Oi calomel, English,
81 IS; American 81 25, castor oil $40
, 25 per gallon; camPhor 81 -.
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rIgeaeId end Kentucky R.R
I'm l.. =,
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aPARTA arAaR.

Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
at I P. n. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
prdays, at s An.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive AZ Nash vail -.." ...-'.lU.W A. NJ
Leave -.-......-.................... 8. - P. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at '''.-......'' '...' 90 A.
Arrive al NHshVtll .-.... 2. ~ p. NJ
Memphis, Mobile aud N. o.. Express:
leave Nashville nj -....--,- $50 ?. NJ
Arrive at Nashvile-..-..--....-... 3.5O An
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at.-..-...s.Do A., ~ and 500 P.
arrive Al Chattau0Oga... 400 A. ". and 400 p. n
81 Ibvvilie aud TulahOma Accommodation.
Leaves Nashville -......-..---. ~ p NJ
Arrives az Nashville 1899 A. NJ
Sundays eEceptel-)
LnUIsvTTIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 4-lc l. n. and $50 ?. H.
Arrive at Nashville at..i00 A. ". and h.SDP. ".
gallatin Accommodating tram leaves 0 q latin
ut q15 4. II. arriving at Nashville at l45 A. N;
Returning. leaves Nashville at $50 P. n, and
arrives al Gnllaiin at $50 ?. N.
nashville AND EORTHwEgTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains. :
leaves Nashville at e e A. " and SIS p NJ
Arrives at Nashville ai..6i5A a. n. and 21 NJ
EDaFFFLp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive 81 Nashville NJ ....-....-..-..-. 500 A. n.
leave Nashville 81 P. n
LEBANON sTAsE.
Leaves Nashville ...--....---..-...'tuuW 4. n.
Arrive at NasIN ..--..'.lOb T.. n.
TWTUNE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 3 o'clock A. NJ, arrives at N ash
villa Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. n.
LEwIsRURG AND NsLgNsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday Ht 7;0 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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FIRST Washington aud sOufhes@ We
Chattanooga
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Memphis and New Orleans.
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600 P.
40 a ~
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Gold made an advance Of from the clOe-
ing rate on Monday. The following are the
New York quotations; Opened at 400, was
l4O4 at 1890; 140s at noon, and closed at
140B at SPIN. The rates here were lao
buying, and l4O9 selling.
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The Quickest and Cheapest.
THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AIR LINE

ISBRINGING AND CARRYING FREIGHTs
1 from and to New York. and other eastern
cities in
From Six 30 Nine Days,
and at rates at least Twenty Ave per cent.
lower than any other line.
This line is now thoroughly organized and
shippers may rely upon having merchandise
put through in the shortest possible time, and
in good condition.
J.F. 0'SHAUGHNESSY 4 CO, Agents
0FFIeR No. "a South Market street.
my2y 3meOd
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northwestern n. u.
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The following will show the receipts and
stocks of cotton al the yaTious ports al the
Attest dates received by mail:
otaI.....................-,2lI1S18 1892

The stock Of cotton in the interior
towns, not included in the receipts a; the
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WINES.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH PROM THE IM
~ pOrtars.
100 Baskets Anchor BR1Np Champagns
90 Cases Saint Marcesux 30
4 = Pipes Pale Sherry Vine tCOusin'sJ
20 Casks Crown Sherry Wine
20 Z Pipes Burgundy Port Wine
"a Pipes Old Port Wine,
g 3 Pipes Table Madeira Wine, extra
$50 Boxes CiaFet Vino,
so Boxes Still Catawba Wine.
10 Cases Yarmouth do
40 do Curis0 do
20 50 MsFischinO DO
10 do Absinthe,
40 Baskets Annisette,
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second Northern.
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LibeFty-Nia Stewart's Ferry, CaingvilIe and
Statesville.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon via stage.
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BRANDIES.

~ Casks J. Fauri's Cognar. 1907
do Reuault Brandy. Qs1aD
3 do United Vineyard Proprietor.
Brandy, IsS9N
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

Once HOars. > E.F.t .
to6P.N. Sundays. 7 to 9 A. n.