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En- PEASANT

Peace Offering to his our-tailed Snakeship,
scatilOfsticatcing through the broad equinii
mites Of the forests of Burkville
From our oriental palace, on theft owery
banks of the sacred stream of Abb, in
Zanidue, the centre Of the universe, we send
your Snskeship mark of our royal favor,
We dwell in our dome of pleasure.
reared of magic melodies by our ancestor.
kubla Kahn Of glorious memory, whose
arms subdued the world, and whose fame
fills the universe. We are second cousin
to the planet Jupiter, and near relative to
"Enkce's comet" Our fathers have for
many thousand years put their feet upon
the necks of PROSTATE nations and extermi-
mated all their enemies. Know that it is
our royal will, signifed by these presents,
and transmitted TO you by our chief wiz
card who rides upon the golden broom
stick, and carries our commands instantly
to the most distant and barbarous parts OF
our boundless dominion, and even to that
dismal Western continent which lies at the
very gates Of Ebls, and on which the sun
never shines, that, you leave unmolested,
the vicinage of Nashville in the hands Of
the Democracy, and masticate his fostering
Majesty "Pdstn Brownlow." Here endeth
our royal epistle.
Be wise and prudent, and make free APP.
phcation of DR.. De Motifs celebrated
Hemorrhoidsl Embrocation to the stump
of your wounded appendage, and the bleed
ing surfaces will unite by the first inten-
ton.
Given under our Royal hand, in the Gar
den Of Mysteries, in the shade of the Sa-
cred Plane-tree of Lowaster, on the day
Of all.fools. r. NJ. L.
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Rita Theta pr

WEDNESDAY,, July l5.-The convention
met at nine O'Clock and was opened with
prayer.
A number Of delegates from different
Chapters appearedand took their seats. The
minutes of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Benlly asked to be excused from
acting as Secretary, and Harry c. Warren,
of Louisville, was elected ofill the vacancy.
The whole morning session was con-
sumed in discussing private affairs of the
order and fuller development of good
feeling ard Installing greater efficiency into
the system.
At twelve o'clock the convention ad-
journed TO meet at two o'clock. At two
o'clock the President called the house to
order and proceeded to business.
Mr.. Moore, Of Oxford, Ohio, read very
Interesting report on the condition of the
different Chapters, showing a steady in
crease in members all over the STATE.
The report of the Committee on the Con-
stitutiOn was read, but we most respectfully
ask the public to excuse us from telling
what the report was. F.
The Committee on Rilural also reported -,
which was adopted. .. s,Fo-
These reports drew forth very animated
discussions, in which was displayed the
most brilliant ihrusts of intellect and a
line display of oratory.
The convention then adjourned until 9
o'clock tomorrow morning,
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PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
New Advertisements.

Notice is given that there will be meet
ing Of the Blood Horse Association on the
18th inst, TO arrange for the fall races.
The members are urged to attend
A lengthy list Of Bankrupt notices will
be found in the regular column.
W. C. Collier, bookseller, stationer, etc,
Union street, haze the latest periodical pub
liCaticns and the standard works Of she
times. His energy and integrity in bust
ness has called On line n large circle Of
friends aud cusinmsrs, which ia being daily
increased. ...
The new grain fan and separator, lately
introduced here by i. IA. Jones q Co., is
winning golden opinions from oil farmers
who have tried it, The demand has been
great aud constant since its introduction,
aud il IL now considered the best machine
Of the Kind in uso. ....
FNE VIRGINIA TOBACCOs.-Cfeo +.
Akers has received another large shipment
Of Virginia leaf tobacco, for which he linda
ready sale lie has also a varied assort-
ment OF manufactured tobaceos, which be
will sell on "a good terms as they can be had
in Virginia. All orders, to any extent,
will be promptly iilled by him.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN Markets.

aAAEAtA.
LONDON, July 15-Evsning.-COn
944 bonds 72bd.
FRASKFoRT July I5-Evening. Bonds
76t. E
LIvERPoOI., July 15.-E Evening. COTTON
unchanged petroleum heavy. ~
1T New York Market.
New. York, July 15,-Cotton heavy
and declining; sales 1900 bales: uplands
&c Rice quiet. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet
Cuba 11}@114e Moiasses dull. Flour
closed very dull, Ice lower. Wheat dull
at 1@2c lower. Corn quiet, 81 08@1 10.
New York DrygOOds AEarket.
New YORK, July 49, Drygoods-
Printed calicoes 134@14c for best makes
printing cloths 999kc; Lancaster ging-
'sheetings 174@1sc.
New York Money Market
NEW YoRK, July 15.--M Money market
steady call losns 4C95 sterling exchange
firm and unchanged; gold l42s@1424 ;;
exports to-day nearly million new Ten
nessees go. 80
rz Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 15.-Tobacco steady
sales Of 70 hhds. lugs to medium leaf at
81 20@15 so. Superfne -four S. u.s.
New wheat 81 90@2. Corn 93@95c. Oats
7S@sOc. Rye 81 COOL 20. Mess pork
$28 1929. Bacon-shoulder l34c clear
rib sides 17lc; clear sides l74c. Bulk
meats-shoulders l24c; clear sides 1910.
Lard 1S@l84c. si ..aa
80. Louis Market
ST.. LOUIS, July 15.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat dropping. Corn 10000 Pork
500. Lard 179c.
New Orleans Market.
/. New ORLEANS, July 15.-Cotton quiet
middlings Sic; sales 200 bales; receipts So
exports yesterday not reported. -. .
=H Cincinnati Market e.ss.a .
CINCINNATI, July IS. = Flour dull.
Wheat dull. Corn 92@95c. Oats quiet
at Zoe. Butter 26929c. Eggs l5@ l6c.
Cheese l4915c. Sugar easier. Coffee 81
@24e. Potatoes 81 so. Pork $28 so,
Bulk meats 129I44c. Bacon 10, l64 and
l7c. Hams 10000. Lard l73e.
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A FLEET-FooTED THIEF. - Tuesday,
about twelve o'clock, as Mr.. John Grady,
who does business at POI Church street,
cornor of McLemore, was in the back room
of his house eating dinner with his family,
with the exception of his little girl, aged
about twelve years, who had been placed in
there to attend the calls of customers, Bill
Harrison, black rascal, who lives at the
corner of Summer and Broad, happened to
be passing that way, saw the state of affairs,
pulled of his shoes and made a raid on the
cash drawer, securing about sixteen dollars.
He was discovered by the little girl Just as
he was leaving the house, VINO screamed
for help, and lively chase ensued between
he on one side for himself, and Mr.. John
Grady and Lawrence Tyne on the other
hand. Harrison was not captured until
be was made TO feel the force of a we'll
directed blow from corporation boulder,
which struck him on the Uranium and
made him feel sll over 10 spots He was
sent to the Workhouse for forty lays. r
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NOTICE To CITIZENS.
MAYORS oFPICE

In compliance with section thirteen Of the
Amended Charter. citizens Of this corporation
are hereby notified that the Board Of EQualizs-
ton a. established and regulated By law for the
purpose 81 adjusting the rates Of taKatioB, VIII
meet a. the Oo1ncll Chambers, at the City Hall
az 3 A. NJ. 18th inst
Property holders desiring alterations male in
their assessments, will prepare and submit their
petitions on that day.
To facilitate the action Of the Council, eiii
Gems generally are invited 10 attend this meet
ing IN person. A. h. ALDEN,
iulyl5 l0t- Mayor.
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MERCER AND PRossER. The Mercer
negroes had gathering on the corner OF
Broad and Cherry last night, and the Pros
ser negroes had one on the corner of Park
and Cedar streets. There will be another
meeting Of Mercerites at st. Johns church,
on Spruce street, between Gay and Cedar,
to-niohf .HI E..
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oUn AGENTS

JOHN W FANON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee TO receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the Union AND
DISPATCH. .-rr rer
S. B. R0ZRLL. Of Franklin, Is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UEIoS AND DISPATCH. ...
DIR. j. D. MATTHEW'S. DRUGGIST. odd Eel
lows Han Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agentto receive and receipt for ad-
vertisinV and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered to him viii DO promptly attended to.
lie will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
p Ten on sale.
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escape OF JAN BIRps.--Three negroes
sentenced to the penitentiary for larceny,
from Camden, Tenn, on last Friday last,
broke Jail at that place. When the Jailer
went TO carry in breakfast to them, he
found they had broken the locks of their
cages the night previous, and made hole
in the wall and escaped. One WAS SEN
fenced for eighteen months, and the other
two for three years, respectively. 4
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REPAIRING SIDEwALKs.-The recent or
ders issued by the municipal authorities
relative to the repair of the many crazy
sidewalks We have among US is being
needed by great majority Of eur citizens.
The one on Summer street, lying between
DeaderiOk and Union is being repaired in
6ne style.
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THE RACES To DAY.-In addition to the
match pacing race, mile heats, best three in
five, between Hammers Dutch Dave and
Butchers Gen. Duncan, to come off to-day,
there will also be race between Coleman's
bay mare and Widener's b. g. Harry, best
two in three, mile heats.
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The Ratification Meeting Thursday
Night

Night.
The following has been agreed upon by
the Committee Of Arrangements as the
programme, order Of procession and line
Of march TO the Grand Ratification Meet
ing on Thursday night:
fff cHEF MARSHAL q ( .sfs
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GENERAL MARKETS.
EAsHvIILE. Wednssdar July b

Business is beginning TO look up.
. CorroH.-Trade ia this market ON
tinues and will continue for the remainder
OF the summer, exceedingly dali, We
heard Of no receipts, saIes or shipments
Yesterday. 44a f4f EFttf4
. WHEAr.AAetive aud frmsr; receipts
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PACING RACE--There viii be a match
pacing race at 3 o'clock, This afternoon,
over the Nashville track, for two hundred
dollars aside, between Bsyless Dutch Dave
and the cream gelling Gen Duncan. The
contest exoits considerable interest, and
the sport will be good.
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Tnr TEvNrSsrr MkNuAII mon scuo,,

Tar TENNESSEE MANuALL scHoot
Henry Hood, the agent OF this institu-
ton, viii leave this morning for Mt Ser
ling, Kentucky, sad will canvass that
State for subscriptions in aid Of the enter
prise. The school ii favorabIy regarded by
the bet people in this State, and il l.
hoped Kentucky may subscribe literally
towards lis complete success.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the USION AND DISPATCH 81 thecounier
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
At this price.
pay Only Errr Cr,-rs
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SABBATH SCHOOL FEsTTvIfIEs.-0n the
18th inst. the Sabbath schools of all de.
nominations, numbering some fifteen hun
bred, had grand combination picnic on
President Johnson's farm, near Hender-
sons station, on the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, FIVE miles east of Greene
willie .r.
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PETER MAxEY, who was charged by
Mrs. Napier, before Esquire Pohl on Tues
day, was discharged and the prosecutriK
taxed with the costs
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. Thomas NJ. J

PERsoEAL-Maj. Thomas NJ. Jones, Of
Pulaski, was in the city yesterday.
Col. win 3 Huntington, Of Columbia,
passed through Nashville yesterday for
brief pleasure trip in Kentucky,
Judge II. NJ. Stafford, Of New Orleans,
and his falhsr-in-law Thomas Martin, ESQ,
OF Pulaeki, were registered at the 81. Cloud
yesterday,
Gen. George s. Houston, Of Athens, Ala,
and Coz. John McGavock, Of franklin,
came in yesterday.
MAJOR Louis Nancy, of Murfreesboro,
stopped at the City Hotel on yesterday.
Robert c. Moore, Esq, of Cincinnati is
at the same place.
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BRANCHING OUE-L II. Lanier, the
well known wholesale grocer, 6S South
Market street, has recently painted up bic
warehouse and made the addition of an
other store-roon by cutting away portion
OF the division wall. His new number is
IS and 20 South Market street.
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The HOTTEST DAY OF THE SEASON.
Last night, at ten o'clock, the thermome-
ter stood go in the editorial room of the
UNION AND DISPATCH. Phew Pretty
melting that
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GRAND DEMoCRATIC RALLY AT PULAs-
KI.-The people of Giles are TO hold a
grand ratification meeting at Pulaski on
Saturday next. One of the many besuti-
full groves that skirt the town will be used
on the occasion. Speeches are expected
from General John c. Brown and Major
Thomas NJ. Jones, of Pulaski, and Hon.
A. o. p. Nicholson, of Maury county, and
Governor Neill s. Brown, of this city, to-
gether with several other gentlemen.
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders er the Nashville
ana Northrestern 2. r. Company.

WHEREAS, THE TRAINS on THE NASH
W vile and Northwestern railroad have basn
suspended. aud will not probably resume run
ning IN time 10 furnish transportation % those
who desire to attend ths meeting of stOckhold-
ers called for the LIST Of July prox: and where
as business viii be presented 10 the meeting OF
the most important character, which il Is de-
sired shall be fully understood BIZ The stocF
holders. If possible. Be Il therefore
Resolved, That the Secretary Ead Treasuu
be directed to recall the meeting Of he i
OF July, proX., and that he publish likecli
held at NASHVILLE. on the 22D JULY. 1855
at the Office Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany.
BY order Of the Board
. .L n. l.. CLAIBORNE
Sec'y and Treas. N. 4 N. w. X. r. Co.
juu2l to- PAT
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PRISONERS FRolT GREENE COUNTY. -
Three criminals wers brought here Tues
day by the Sheriff Of Greene county and
lodged in the Penisenuary. Thev were
convicted on Charge Of larceny. one was
sentenced cor thee years, and the other.
five years each.
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Ma. GEN. r. W. JoHNsoS, ofthe United
States army, who was retired some time
since, and who will be remembered by our
ciIizeBs a. Provost MAJ shat General on
Gen, Thomas staff, has been detached as
Professor Of Military Science Of she Mis-
our tn'versity, at ColEmbis, Missouri.
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hereby announce myself as aeandidste for
Congress. in this district. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention of the Republi-
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON
July 6. 1865. jy7 fl
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By order of the committee.
Rally, Democrats of the Seventh and
Eighth WaR.Sle ...

The Democrats of the above wards are
requested TO meet at Cotton's drugstore
this evening at O'Clock, and go in pro-
ccssion to Broad street. Come one! Come
allil Let US have a rousiDg crowd from
South Nashville. q
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PoLICE COURT PRoCEEDINas YEsTER.
DAY.-Bih Harrison (oolored), larceny Of
SIG forty days in the Workhonse.
A number Of citizens for failing to re.
pair their sidewalks some we're fined snd
others discharged.
John Abbott drunkenness and using
abusive language, s. and costs.
Charles Ligner, Psddling bntcher's meat
during market hours, continued,
Mary Jane Wesley, Criddle street stock,
Cor using abusive vulgar and PrOiane Ian
guAge, S..
George Terry, using abusive language,
50.
- Green Johnston, abusing wife, s..
Susan Walker, an abandoned and lewd
woman, for street walking, $40.
Alex. Patterson, for assault and battery,
paid $50.
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LOUISVILLE AND SAsHvTLLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..--.. 80 A. N. and $50 P. NJ.
Arrive AZ Nashville at--4 - 4. N. and $50 ?. n.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
at 90 A. NJ arriving at Nashville az II 8 A. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville at 1856 P. NJ, and
arrives at Gallatin at 6-35 p. ~
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Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
at P. n. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and S at
urdays, at s An.
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To nu~,nosa Men and Advertisers

The UEIoN 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 and fancy job printing at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, 10 Edge6eId. at the resi-
dsnce of Gen. VIM. Bate. by Rev. DR.. Ham
ner. C. DUPRE. of Nashville. to Miss MARY
IRBY PEETE. t.tt.f...-
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HYDRoPHoBIA-A MAD Doe SHoT.-
Yesterday afternoon, a large yellow dog
that had been attacked with hydIophobia
and was foaming at the mouth, barking
and yelping st a terrible rate, was shot and
killed by his owner, Richard Pngsley, col
ored, on Front street, directly opposite the
-
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There was quite decided advancein gold
in New York yesterday. The following are
the quotations Opened at 142, was 14lJ at
1920, 14I5 at noon, and closed at 1929 at 8
P. NJ. The rates here were 1414 buying
and 142 selling.
Hox,.unv.,,,.,4s =. ,.,-:4:
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We pledge ourselves that car table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country 81,
tords, Our servants are polite and attentive. and
We guarantee satisfaction 70 ali who may please
70 call on rs. 49,.
The Omnibuses leave the hotel regularly lor
ALI the railroad dePots and connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily
SAML Z. HARE i co.
Nashville, Tenn. April 18th. ls6s. II
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RALLY, RALLY, RALLY.-The Demo
Gratis Of the Second, Fourth and Ninth
Wards, are requested to meet at the corner
Of Line and College streets, at u o'clock
this evening, preparatory to joining in the
grand procession on Broad street.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

with about twenty inches on the Shoals.
ARRIVED. fa ~
None. .H-sE. sH rHF OF.
DEPARTED.
None.
The Ella Hughes is expected in port
from Cairo to-day. af h74 4eft
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday
says: lHsH 81
The river rose two inches yesterday, and
was at six T. NJ. slowly advancing. 1t will,
in all probability, rise about six inches in
all. AT dark last evening it stood four feet
three inches in the canal, and two feel three
inches in the chute
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ll-uN tuAdulE IT.
second Washington and SOHtneFA ""
Chattanooga.
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RAILROADAND STAGE TIME TABLE

Office Hours. -.H b..
From A. E.to6P.N Sundays. ITO 9 A. n.
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LINE oF MARCH,.

The procession will move from Broad
street at eight o'clock, by counter-march up
Broad 10 Market; up Market to Church /;
up Church to Summer; down Summer to
Cedar; down Cedar to the Pabhc Square :;
around the Square to the City Hotel, where
the meeting win be addressed by our re-
turned delegates from the New York Con-
vention, such other delegates from the
Southern States as may be in the city al
that time, and number of other popular
speakers who have been invited and are
expected TO be present. The ladies are es-
pecially invited, and every arrangement
will be made for their comfort. Seats in
the balconies of the City Hotel will be pro-
vided.
BY order Of the committee.
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FIRST Washington and Southern wa
Chattanooga
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CITY HOTEL.

THEsUBsCRIBERs HAVE AGAIN TAKEN
charge Of this long established HOTEL, hare
renovated the house throughout. and the char
ges viii be as moderate as the timss win admit
q .
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A Southern Home Institution.
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SHUCKs IN JAIL.-Justice Thurneck, on
yesterday, committed Catharine Shuck to
Jail in default of $40 fine he had inflicted
upon her, for sssaultiDg the partner Of her
bosom with an iron wedge until he was not
worth shuok, physically speaking.
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1000 4. N..-....-........-.
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Edre0eId and kentucky r. n.
Tim =,
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Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
.7n0 A n.
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RALLYl RALLY!! RALLY!!!
Grand Ratification Meeting
Thursday Night, July 10th.
Everybody to the Front.
1SeymOuFand Blair JOlli6CatIOR.

The grand ratification meeting to well
come our returning delegates from the
Fourth Of July Convention, will be held
on Thursday night next, July 10th, instead
of tonight, at the east side Of the Court
house, next the City Hotel. The citizens
Of Davidson county and the public every
where are invited to join in the jubilee.
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Memphis and Sew orleans.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
C0lumbia Accommodation Train:
Leave ............-......-......... ), 80 p. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Lervs Nashville at. .........,.-..,..... 500 A.
Arrive at Nashville. 545 P. NJ
Memphis, Mobile and n. o. Express
Leave Nashville At $40 p. n.
Arrive at Nash viii 30 A. NJ
- I'd
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at-...@..s.0O 4. n. and 800 P. N
Arrive at CHATTANOOGA 400 A. NJ and 400 P. n.
Shelbyville aud TulIahOmR Accommodation.
Leaves Nashville % P. ".
Arrives at 1870 A. n.
teunlavs excenteaO
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.................-l.OO Pm.
SPARTA STAGE

Thursday 300 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon VIA stage.
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vpNoRTHwE5rERN RAILROAD

fh1souEeI AIAiuA-
Leaves Nashville n If A. n. and BIS P A.,
Arrives NJ Nashville Al --6.45 A. NJ and 230 A. N.
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second Northern.