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23rd Day Of June. Is6s.

at the hours Of l, ., q 4 and IL 2. NJ, rospec-
lively at the office of the Register. in WincheS-
ter, Tennessee and that all creditors who have
proven their debts. and Otherpersons interested.
may appear Mt such time and place. and show
petition shOuld not be granted, and that the
second and third meetings of creditors will be
had at said time and place.
+. X. CAMPBELL, Clerk
.t. U. s. Dist Court Mid. Dis. Of Tenn.
moy93 2O lei.
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ExcURsIoN.-Th Cumberland Presby-
terian Sunday School made an excursion
Yesterday, to Belle Meade, under the su-
pervision Of Superintendent Terry Cahsl
The day was charmingly mild and such as
to suit all the young folks" We under
stand they had pleasant time Of IL, and
that they returned home in the evening,
young and old, male and'iemale, highly de-
lighted viii The days enioyments.
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TRoTTING AND PA CEG.-Three very in
terestiog races over the Nashville Driving
Park we're contested yesterday afternoon.
The ftai was a pacing match, mile heats
10 harness, between Capt. Bently's h.g.
Billy" and George Futcher's c. g. Gen.
Duncan. Billy won, bat was put 20 the
beet OF his work, in two straight heats,
Time, 2.53l aud 2:55l. f
The second, a trotting race was mule
heats, three in five, 10 harness, with Eve
entries. The struggle was between Capt.
Benlley's wind Milf and Mai Flaglers
Confidence, leightenberger's dolly Dan
can" pressing the question -while The
other starters we're not Gar behind. Wind
Miu' took the first best and was fourth m
the second, coming out Grst in the third
and fourth, winning the race. Time AGA :
4Os 3.5s.
Another race was improvised between
some OF uur amateur horses, which was
won by Maj Masscngale's Indigo
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London advices Of yesterday quote UNITED
States 5-0Oa at TIA

States 5-20s at II
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at &c premium, and
bought by them at par. @ 81
Government bonds are bought here at
shade under the New York rate, and are
sold at about &c advance.
There is but little doing in Nashville
corporation checks and but few offered
for sale. Brokers buy al re and sell
at 75c in the dollar. ..l 80
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at G84 for the old, and GA
for the new. F.s .. r., u" U#
Bank Of Tennessee is firm at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the goth
inst. were az follows:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPa
New York sseney Market


NEW York, May 23-Money very easy
call loans 495c; sterling dull at 9bG9lOB /;
Gold 1899. Specie exports Of one million
and three-quarters. -.
New York Market.
NEW York, May 23.-Cotton firm /;
sales $50 bales uplsnds 3O4C93lc. Rice
dniet. Coffee quiet Sugar-Cuba, 1l4(g
i21c. Molasses- Cuba 50G954c. Flour
quiet. Wheat 6rmer; spring 81 1902 30.
Corn dull and heavy at 81 0969l Is.
New York DRY Goods Market.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Dygoods mar
ket dull l' ...".
Louisville MARKET
LOUISVILLE, May 23.--Sales oi -
hhds. iobacco lugs to fair leaf 50 45te ~.
Flour, superfine, S8G875 Corn 9fCa &c.
Oats s3C685c. Wheat 81 5000 s.. Rye
81 IOCe2gIj Lard l8fCf l9n Mess PORK
$2s 50. Bacon-ahoulders l4c, clear
sides Sc. Bulk shoulders 1871, clear sides
l7c,. ......-.......zrs .sEFr..
CINcIEEATr, May 23.-FIour and Wheat
unchanged. Corn $50 Oats Sic. Mess
pork held at SIS 80 Buls nieafs l24
l4@ and 161c. Bacon II, Il and l14c.
Lard 49, Butter 25Gg2Se Egg Is.
Apples SjCg6 for green and dried.
4 ~. Louis Market.
/ ST.. LOUIS. May 3.-Tobacco-lugs TO
dark leaf So 25GI6. Flour fat super
fine, 81 25(ag7 50. Wheat 81 SOC12 IS.
Corn S3@92. Mess pork S29. Bacon
nominal.
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ABSENT MEnED.-A friend from the
Edgeheld side Of the river came over 10
our market yesterday morning, and after
laying an full supply Of edibles and CO.
nestibles suddenly missed his watch.
which was precious golden one. Posting
of Immediately 10 the police Office Tor de-
teciive, he met there a shrewd one, 10 whom
lac made known his loss, and engaged his
services. Beginning with the loser. the
detective traced his course from the time
Of rising and dressing 10 the missing Of the
watch. la ihe midsl OF this preliminary
investigation the detective found the watch
in one OF the anxious owners outside
pockets, greatly % his surprise and grati6
cation. Il Ras simply case Of absent
mindedness and hiiy illustrates the i'm
portance Of men always keeping their wit
abOGt them.
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4 Daring Astempt az RObbeTy-An
Engine and Express Car Cut Loose
aud stolen Away by Six Men.


A gentleman who arrived in our city last
evening by the train from Chicago, reports
that at a station on the indianapolis and
Jacksonville railroad, party Of six men
cut the engine and express car loose from
the train Of cars and ran them up to Sey-
more, where they left them. They threw
the express messenger out OF his car and
broken open two safes, but with what sue
cess, or whether they were arrested or not,
our informant could not say.
The same gentleman states that they
were delayed about twelve hours on the
trip from Chicago TO this city, by the
breaking Of boiler, aud had to stop all
night in the prairies on this account. This
accident took place on the Indianapolis
Peru and Chicago railroad.
The above gentleman also reports hav-
ing seen a Ku-klux at Franklin, Ken
iucky, who was very fantasticahy dressed
though in size, shape and features he
booked like other poor mortals. This be-
jog the case it is barely worth ones'S while
30 join the crowd.
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We owe thanks to Dr. w. c. Blaekmau,
ofOvettons Station, for the gift Of a bunch
Of spring, or GUNNER turnips, grown this
season, which are the earliest and finest in
market. They are about three inches in
diameter, and show the fruiifulness Of our
soil in vegetables for the table.
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TlIE GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLUB viii
meet again Tuesday night eight O'Clock
at Verein's Hall, ON the Public Square.
The Germans Of Nashville opposed to
Radicalism are invited to attend this meet
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LErruRns THIs AFrERNooN.

PERsoNAL.--In the list Of Americans
registered at the Grand Hotel, Paris, on
the LIST Of May, inst, We notice the names
Of DIR. Van sinderin Lindsley and Mrs.
Iindsley. of Nashville.
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w. T. BERRY & Co, Public Square, are
in receip, ofthe numbers for June Of the
Atlantic Monthly, Putnam's Monthly
Magazine, Our Young Folks and all the
other latest and most popular periodical
literature.
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
Discharge-In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT II. F..
Lasater, W. @. Wamack. W. II Tomlinson'
and George Nj. Huntington, have dled IN the
Office Of the Clerk of this Court their PETITIONS
for DIsCHA ROE. and it was thereupOn ordered
by the Court that n hearing be had upon the
same on the
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POLICE COURT, May 23.-James Col
bins, larceny Of clothing, discharged.
Addison Webster, assault and battery, 50.
Louiss Smith, using abnsing language,
discharged
Z Sarah Petway, drawing knife, dis
charged. slfra4 $3.50 sass .- ,sr
{ Matilda Webster, street walking and
using vulgar language, workhouse five days
B Henry Petty, Mitchell Rains, depositing
filth in the street, discharged
Henry johnson, larceny Of = hat, die
charged.
Up to going TO press, this Sunday morn
ing, thirteen cases were entered on the
docket. They were for various trivial Of
ienses, and will be disposed of in due
order.
/ BURNING OF SCHOOL HoUsEs.-In re-
gard to recent burning Of school houses in
Wilson county, the Lebanon Herald and
Register Of the 2Sd inst, says
ave are informed that party Of ne.
groes who have been using Beech Log
Meeting House, near WATERFOWL, in this
county, az a school house and church. re-
certify got into = family quarrel the
result of which was that the house was
harmed on the night Of the Sth inst. The
Bible belonging 70. the house twas loand
/ lying Under tree next day. Ii Is thought
| BY the citizens that some Of the dissatisfied
negroes burned il. On the Bexi Nednes
! day night, the 18Th inst, The "Hail, anolh
pr school honse IN the neighborhood, use,
| by the whites, was burned by the othe
wing" Of the party, 10 retaliation. Both o
| these hoases were Ia the most Ridicsi par
1 Of the county, where they have everything
their own way"
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IN BANKRUPTCY-
Middle District OI Tennessee.

r1uR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
II notice of his app0intuloHf a. AeiEnga a.
an. estafas 6f John VI McFallen, Eehf. While
go Igba d tIo9dain. Hem. Beatty. "a. W.
'psS1 R n Bass Thos, ~. t.iilard. j u. Miller.
n Hisfs. T. b. Wade. 81 the county
of Rutherford aud state u rannrnoo
within said district. who have been a,budgei
hankFaBts upon their oan pstiti0n. h5 q E-sifcs
Court o. said district.
mayl7 law3t Assignee.
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y. . ~ IN I'M
Commissioner Registration Dtv. Co.

w. f. WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOU'VE
LADIES has maintained for three years
front rank among Literary Institutions. 1t
i now believed 10 be the LEADING SCHOOL
ia the South in point Of numbers and
general facilities for bath thorough and
ornamental education. ta Aa-
Ii would be a great benefit to children to
be placed in the Seminary at an early age
and take the course.
Those who board in the Seminary sud
rarely 20 out Of il, experience has shown
10 be the most healihful, eOntented and the
hest scholars. W. f. WARD,
mav23 81 Principal
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NGidIdIe District OF Tennessee.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of has appointment az Aslg1ee q
Mile IL Mayea, Alfred L. pendletens David
Isaar ,yehen. Phillip Blunenthal AMI Nm.
=. Elicit, q Nashville, tn The county
OF Davidson and state Oi Tennessee, within
said District who have been adJudfed bankFupte
upon their own petitions by the District court %
s. CHADBOUREE, Assignee.
3 apF2 laN3t Once. SD Church street.
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= CITY.
Advertisements

Ha III wv &ANtFttstthElltss
One Of the most inviting Investments
offered in this section for many years, is
the Manchester Powder Manufactury, by
w. S. Whiteman, Esq. He will sell out
entire, or take slOck ia any desired proper
ton, provided sufficient ready money is
furnished, TO put the works in operation.
The demand for every variety Of powder
is increasing, and capitalists can scarcely
fed more profitable investment.
KHue & Sherman, Masonic Hall, are
Determined to make their establishment
equal, II NOT superior 20 any in the South
or West Nothing that belongs legi6-
mately 70 the drug business they cannot
furnish. They are always prepared 10
make analysis Of minerals, waters and
any other matter that requires the closest
tests Of chemical science.
The S.. Vincent de Paul Society propose
picnic on the 2Sth, for the benefit Of tae
poor. II is deserving Of the most munif-
cent patronage, which We hope it viii re-
ceiye
Those who wish 10 see a first class prize
fight can be nccommOdated in a few days
ia ludl 10 come on ptlWfeu MGAnult anu
Coburn. The Louisville and Nashville
railroad will PM passengers through. See
advertisement.
The Tyrone goes 10 Cairo and con
meets with points beyond on Tuesday even
ing, at 4 O'Clock
The Pine Grove leaves Tor Louisville
aud Cincinnati Tuesday evening 4 o'clock.
A friend Of ours has lost greatly priced
mocking-bird II has been taught TO sing
Dixie" and il the only bird in the world
that can. For the return Of such bird,
liberal reward will be paid and no ques-
tons asked. Call at this office.
The attention Of the ladies il especially
called 10 the card OF Madam Deshayes 40
to-day's UNION AND DESPATCH. She re.
pairs laces in The most satisfactory style.
Bargains can be had by attending the
peremptory trade sale Of Messrs Yeatman,
Shields & Co, which il ADVERTISED for
Tuesday morning next.
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There was no variation in gold yesterday
The following are the New York quota
tons Opened at 1899, was 1893 at 1928,
1891 at noon, and closed 1898 at 3 P. NJ.
The rates here were 1899 buying and al
anlIinO
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YELIOW PINE FLOORING

\ An PREPARED 40 FURNISH ANY
j quantity OF the best NetioV Pine FfsoF-
Ing, dressed or 10 tbs rough, az red ueed priees.
Builders and cont FACTORS will make ID o their
Interest 20 call and see me before they Purchase.
Orders filed promptly. . a. i
]. n. HAWKINS. Agent.
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In bankruptcy.
Middle district Of Tennessee az Mach
vile, May Iffh, TsGs.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
lIiiaIe Disiriet Of TFHHe@-ee a. NaT'


rvsHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY dfYfS
4 notice 81 his appoIntment aa asaieneo 1i p
IA Erswn. Emil Jarks0u aud W. j.. Jarksou in
Inc county OF Davidson and STATE 0l Iennr fen-
within said District. who nave been syutEri
bankrupts on their own petitions b he pnilitL
SI MI ii is W. A. , ~. Al.l.nes.
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TrIF VARIETIEs.-This amusing place
is still moving on in progressive way and
is crowded nightly. In addition 10 the
able company already on hand, the pro
prielors have secured the services OF ave
other talented periomers, 90 whom Il is
nothing new 70 set the house in roar,
They are Ms. Johnny Fielding Miss Mag
gie Fielding, Mr.. Andy Mckee, Miss Helen
Devere and Miss Lizze Mayling. tr
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ror Cairo. 81. Leafs. Hemp'i- a"H

WHEFIEE PASSENGER STEAM
or Tyrone, ToK HARaAN. Mas Lslas.sf
Ter w RRAvER Clerk. will leave a. -
above on TUESDAY. the 9TH instant AZ
o'clock p. n.
T For freight or passage apply OF board, Or 70
CORBETT d BOYD. Agent.
IN and 4 front 81.
HARRISON a sQ&S-f 4
rny24 "a #. ~. 4. PEBBLES. t.t-t- y
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e5lh day ID Jmne, Is0s.

at the hours Of 9. o.. 10 and 1913. A. NJ. resper
lively, at the Office Of the Register in Lewis
burg, Marshall county. Tennessee. and that
all creditors who have proven their debts.
and other persons interested. may appear at
said time and place and show cause. II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petitions
should not be granted, and that the second and
third meetings OF creditors will DO had at said
49, 'io Err. cAMPBELG. Clerk,
unv92 20 lei IT, s. Dist. Court NJ. ID. of II.
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BRANDIES.

~ Casks j. Fauri's COgnac. Is05lI
9 do Renault Brandy. Is3S)
do United Vineyard PrpprietDrs
Brandy. Is3a)
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-We, the undersigned
Druggists, propose to close our stores on
Sundays, except for prescriptions and
incidence We will keep competen,
person day and night in the store for the
nurpose OF attending 10 those wanting such.
Persons wanting midicine will receive
prompt attention by ringing the door-bell.
DeMoyille a Co, Nat. +. Durtoh.
Kline a sherman, J. &, Wharton y Go.
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RANKRVPT NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TuAT I
~ have been APPOINTED assignee lin bank
Fupiey, 81 the estafe ~ Andrew Greg0ry, Of ba-
yidson county, who has been adjuagcd bank.
fupt on his own petition. IN the q. = uisGiet
Court for Middle Iepnessee.
A II. HURLEY. Asrignee-
NaatsvIIle MAY 8 1853 N.Y. law3t
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CHEATHlh, H00DS&CO
Corner College ana Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WINES.

lust RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE IM-
- pOrtera. -.a
100 Baskets ANCHOR Brand Champagne,
50 Cases Saint Mareeaux DO
81 Pipes Pale Sherry Vine tCouzin'sl
% Casks Crown Sherry Wine
Dk Pipes Burgundy Port Wins
So Pipes Old Port Wine,
- Pipes Table Madeira Wine. textra fno.)
$50 Boxes Claret Wine.
50 Boxes still Catawba Wine,
10 Cases Yarmouth do
10 DO Curis9 do
10 do MarisehinO do
10 DO Absinthe
20 Baskets Annisette,
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cincInnntI Mnrkef.
ron EVANSVILLE. IOUIsVILEE AND
CTNCINxATI.

TrHF FINE PASSENGER STEAM
Il or Pine slrove, JOHN fAEERL, L.alh1ie,sf
Magtef R0HT W. WISE. Clerk. will go
leave As above on TUESDAY. 35th Instant. %
4 O'Clock ?. n.
7 For FREIGHT or passage appiy On board, ~ 70
w A. PEBBLES. Agent
Cor Broad and Front streets.
COhBErF = BOYD.
fov2t p HARRISON j. SONS,
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Old Governments Java GOaee.
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds 81 CRRped traits
oysters, SsrdInes,
Pickles. Syrups, aud sauces.
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Our Temperance Visitors-seryiees OF
To-day.

Our Temperance Visitors-serviees OF
To-day.
Temperance, virtue and religion 60 hand
in hand, and some Of the delegates to the
National Division Of the Sons of Temper
ance are eminent in the pulpit, who viii
conduct divine service IN several Of our
churches to-day. We are authorized n
make the following announcements
FIRsr PREBYTERIAE CHURCH.-Rev.
George Christie, ID. d., Of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, will preach at lOl A. NJ. and Rev.
Samuel Mex can, Of New York, at P. N
CHERRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. n. Benedict, Of Connecticut, will
preach at l03 Am. aUH
Mr.. John MOHat, Of Canada West, will
address the Sabbath School at this church
this morning at the close Of the school ex
erCises
UE1oN METHODIST CHURcH.-Rev
Charles Swain, Of Ohio, will preach THU
morning at lO1 O'Clock and Rev. Thomas
Myers, Of Maryland, at +. N.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH.-Rev. A. N. Benedict viii preacl
al s p. NJ.
LECTURES THIS AFTERNOON.
Mr.. John Modalt, Of Canada West, who's
eloquence during the session Of the Ma
lional Division has no deeply impressed th'
minds and touched the hearts of our citi
zens, has consented, at the request Of chs
Grand Division of Tennessee, to deliver |
lecture this evening, at % o'clock, az Ma
sonic Hall. The subject on which he i
requested to speak is, ''fhe relation OF th'
Church to the Temperance Cause" W.
hespeak for him large audience, especial
~ Of church members and the cultivated
citizens Of our community. Mr. Moiiatt u
a man of rare ability, and an orator o
great power.
Hon. John f. Williams will deliver {
lecture, by request, at 43 P. NJ, at Tho
Cherry Street Baptist Church, on the sub
iect of temperance. fs- -
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MALT LIQUORS.

* Casks ounger's Ale
10 Casks GuinneSs' Porter. Also .g
leo Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bittors.
800. GOO Cigars. Imported and Domestic
Finest hrands)
..... ED"
I.a.. ....#"
Is. ...
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JASON
i b. Little, w. S. Bowers. David Bingham
and John Fue have filed in the office of the
Clerk OF this Court their petitions for discharge,
and IL was thereupou ordered by the Court that
a hearing be had upon the same, ON the
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
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