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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-16
MANUAL
PREPARED TRoM OFFICIAL RETURNS Br
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
OF the New-York Bar.
Secretary Of the Merchants Union Law Co.

NEW YORK.
published By THR
MERCHANTS UNION LAW COMPANY
No. 1913 Broadway, Third Floor, :,
lin the American Exchange National BANK
Building.I
~The Book will be sent, prepaid, TO any
address in the United States on receipt Of ZEN
DOLLARS; or, 1t will be forwarded by Express
with bill, to be paid on delivery.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-16

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. q, 1868.
John Livington, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
LdtU Company:
DEAR SIR Tho new Law Register and 9th
cial Directory, Just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared and we tnd 1t OF great
service In the transaction of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a Taiuable acquisition TO, and should be on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer'
chant and business man. o,,,r>-,n
Treasurer of the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-15

A 4 a. BURNIIAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IL Express ll5 Vest Eleventh street, near Sixth ave-
nueFnrnhure families moved, city country. Furniture
packed, shipped, stored. Money advanced.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IlxCHANGE.-wANTED, REAL ESTATE FOR hER-
~ chandse much In demand at the present season Ad
dress, with particulars, r. box 46 Herald oce for one
week.
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SECOND BOARD.
The New York Herald says in its money
article of June %:

The New York Herald says in its money
article Of June %:
The street was full Of rumors this morn
ing to the effect that the July interest on the
Tennessee State bonds would not be paid,
and there was considerable pressure to sell
them in consequence. 1t is stated on good
authority that some of the holders Of the
bonds of 1888 of the Bank Of Tennessee, is
sued by the State, but indorsed by the
bank, and which matured TO the amount of
81 ,03S, 900 on the let Of May last, but we're
not paid, have attached the funds in the
hands of a number Of the Presidents Of the
Tennessee railways who are 10 this city
arranging for money with which to pay the
interest due on the lst proXimo. The
moneys thus attached being the main reli
ance of the State for the payment Of its in
terest, apprehensiOns are entertained that
the finances Of the State will be seriously
embarrassed in consequence. One Of the
rumors referred to was that the financial
board. created by special act Of the Legis-
lature last session, charged with the duty
Of providing for the payment Of that part
Of the debt which natures within three
years, including the interest on the general
bonded debt, will be enjoined and re
strained from paying the July interest on
the State Indebtedness while the past due
May bonds remain unredeemed. If these
reports are true and the claims of the hold
ers Of the matured bonds are sustained BY
the courts, relief must be sought through
the next Legislature before the interest
can be paid N.
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sI. louis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Tobacco heavy
Flour-superfine 5000 rs. Wheat So Is
az "a. Corn 779S4c. Oats 7O974c.
Mess pork S27 so. Bacon--shouldsrs are
held at 142c; clear sides 1919; hams
l94@204c. Lard lie.
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GENERAL MARIE TS.

NASHVILLE, Thursday July ..
CoRE-Corn scarce, receipts small 100
zoe per busbel; in store, sacked, s5@s6e
delivered at depot, 49,.
HAY-S20 per ton.
BACoS-We quote clear sides al TO
l73c; shoulders lac; plain hams, lS@19c
Tennessee canvassl 10000; country,
1s4@l9c.
LAKD-In tierces ls9ls4c; in kegs q Dc
per ID; in three and Eve pound caddies, per
case, pc
FLoUR-Common to choice superfne
5000, family $l2@1S, fancy sl1
OH per bbLj new $l1@I2; old il
declining, and prices are merely nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts large and buyers
timid coming in freely. White 81 IS F;
red is quoted at 81 COOL 70; Mediter-
ranean 81 5O91 60.
BAKLEY-Sl 80 per bnshel.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@254e; Laguyra, 27;
Java, 3S@4Oc.
MoLAssEs-Reboiled New Orleans soc
per gallon.
sfRUrs- G5@I 1Oc per gallon.
SUGAR FINISHED and graduated Isle 4;
coffee sugars, A, B, c, l7Ic, I7c, l6ic f.;
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r0URTH OF JULY.

II r. =
order of Procession and Line Of Marcel
oTfhe CoIOred Citizens who Refused
10 Associate with the ScaIlaWags I'm
their Celebration:
The following is the programme for the
Fourth, handed US for publication, of the
oolored citizens, who are TO celebrate the
anniversary of American independence in.
dependent Of the carpet baggers and bum.
mers, who blow their "bazzoos0 at Mel,
rose:
THE PROGRAMME.
Marshals-Henry Harding (Chief Mar
shals viii be designated by red sash, } Jas.
Sumner and J. G. Napier.
Aids viii be designated by white and
blue gashes.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal and Aida,
Brass Band,
BARRIERS Association.
Sons of Relief -
Mechanics Association,
Benevolent Society,
Peoples Aid Society,
Benevolent Society Of EdgefeId,
The Sons Of Ham,
Open Cab with Presidents,
Open Cab with Orator Of the Dav, :
@ Citizens on Foot,
Carriages and Buggies,
.H. HOrsemen.
All Societies not named, wishing TO par
ticipate in the celebration, will take their
places Immediately in the rear of those
mentioned.
The procession will move down Broad
street to Market from the corner Of Broad
and Cherry; thence up Market to the
Square; around the Square 10 Cedar /,
through Cedar 70 Cherry up Cherry to
Church down Church to Chattanooga de-
pot thence to Antioch.
Exercises on the grounds will be as fol-
lows: ...-
l. Prayer by Elder Early.
2. introductory Address by Abram
Smith.
8. Declaration of Independence by W.
A. Sumner.
4. Grafton By George Bariee.
w. @. Brownlow, Hon. John Trimble,
Prof Ogden, Rev. Alfred Anderson, ]. j.
Cary, Travis Winham, NJ. NJ. Brien, j. NJ.
Langston, j. Albert Smith, A. 8 Chad
bourn and other distinguished and ex-
tinguished gentlemen (?) are expected to
be present.
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London adVices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 73t.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at ic premium.
There is nothing doing in United States
bonds. The banks buy at shade under
the New York rate, and sell at about
&c advance.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 71ic for the old, and
70lc for the new.
Nashville Corporation checks are un-
changed and but little doing. They may
be quoted at 85c buying, and 90c selling.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
29th ult. were as follows:
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Is interested in the "New Tanning Mill"
now being manufactured and sold by T. II.
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, and other impurities, leaving
the best healthy, plump grains to SOW.
Farmers are invited to bring the worst
samples they have Of any kind Of grain or
seeds, and give the machine a thorough
tnaL jy2-eodlW,
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SPECIAL NorleEsI 4
Notice TO citizen Tax-payers OF tn
10th Ward-ao-oaTIaa


The undersigned. on behalf of TIE Taxpayers
oil the section of country lying adjacent to the
corporate limits Of the city of Nashville proper.
now known as the 10th ward of said city. hereby
ioreWarns all parties interested from observing
orregarding in any manner whatever. directly
OF indirectly, certain communication enclosing
blank certificate from B. J. Sheridan. Reve-
nue. Collector for said city, in which it is sought
by The said Sheridan and city authorities.
to nave all parties specify and set forth under
oath all their taxable property, on which. by
mead OF recent action of the Legislature. it is
intended to enforce the collection Of exorbitant
ana illegal taxes. A recognition of this notice
by any parties in the said section. or a voIun-
tary payment Of any corporation tax. will be a
tacit admission on their part Of the legality of
the Incorporation Ofthis section into the city of
Nashville. and operate in detriment in the law
SUIT new being vigorously prosecuted in the Su-
pFeEe Court of Tennessee, which recognition
or admission on the part Of any interested, il is
ali important and desirable to avoid.
Very respectfully,
juhzd lw W. II, McNAIRY.-
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TnE PAsCHALL HOUSE sCHEME

Drawing Postponed indefinitely.
Upon the recommendation Of large
number Of the citizens of St. Louis hold
ing certificates in The enterprise, the Pas
chall House drawing has been postponed,
as the following extracts from card to
Judge Philip s. Lanham, Manager, shows /:
SIR: The undersigned, citizens of st.
Louis, holding certificates in the Paschall
House Association, and being interested ia
the successful termination and consumma-
ton Of said scheme, learning that there are
yet in your possession and in the hands of
your agents quite number Of certificates
yet unsold, would respectfully request that
you postpone the drawing of said scheme
until all the certificates have been sold.
In view Of these facts, We would suggest
that you make the postponemsnt to some
time during the fair week in the month of
October, by which time, in our Judgment,
you will be able to dispose of every ticket,
which, we assure you, will give more gem
eral satisfaction TO all parties concerned.
With much respect, we are, sir, trHly
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CROQUEF PLAYING on THE FoURTH.--
We learn Of party of ladies and gentle
men, composing several Croquet Clubs,
who propose passing the Fourth in the
beautiful, shady grove Of Mr.. VIM Nichol,
some four miles out on the Lebanon pike.
Refreshments win be taken with them, and
from all accounts a Joyous time will be
had, as the game is one Of healthy and in
teresling amusement, and one, too, that
ladies can indulge in with all the gusto Of
the harder sex.
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~ THE OHTYvFE



Jacob THEM, No. 10 North College street,
will sell at auction this morning large LOT
Ofstaple and fancy drygoods, clothing, mo-
tions, etc.
Albert g. Seeman have their regular auc-
ton sale TO the trade this morning.
See notice of A. S. Claiborne, assignee
in bankruptcy.
A b9ok-keeper wants situstion'
Fugazzi continues tofurnish TO the weary
the bet ice cream.
FURNISHED rooms on Park street Tor rent
MAYOR Alden extends an invitation to
the public 10 participate 10 the celebration
Of the Fourth, al Melrose Park. Ample
preparation are making, aud q good time
il expected.
Major Wm. 7. Howell invites sealed
proposals for quantity Of building ma
terial.
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DseHARGED.-Ogilyie Byron Young
arraigned before Justice Mathews on Tues
day for a fraudulent breach of trust in col
lecting some debts for Philip Sands, and
bound over to the Criminal Court by that
officer, was discharged by Judge Cary yes
terday, there not being sufficient proof 10
the charges against him.
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e 'GOsyE Bows TE TAE VALLEY FoR 70
Pray. Fanny Scott the bu1om negro
female, for passing counterfeit money, re
ceived complimentary pass from Judge
Wilkinson's court yesterday 30 the county
iail.
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IHE HEARTLEss NMLAIS. - A few
nights since some heaTtless villain, without
the fear Of the law before his eyes, and
recklessly disregardiul Of female capillarv
attractions and adornments, got into the
sss!gaatIon house of Dutch Liza on
College street, and went through the vest
pockets Of the female boarders. At his
rage at finding nothing, he ripped out his
'Arkansaw toothpick" and shaved the hair
Of one Of the sleeping cyprisns, Jennie
Golden by name, close TO her hesd--yenge-
ful .. T. .E 49,.
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LET OUT.-Pete Kline, imprisoned some
time since by Justice Mathews for stealing
a pistol, had rehearing before the Justice
yesterday, and bis fine was remitted and
Peter allowed TO 90 at liberty, however,
with a lecture as to his future course. ,.-
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HUNTINGTON
NO. NORTH CnERnx srREEF
o. Union and American Block. )

Union and American Block. at
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and Searsucca Suits; new STYLES
in CheYOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and GarabaIdi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Salts, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen ele-
giant MarseilleS Vests; fine Furnish.
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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SCHOOL Misunderstanding learned
without useless copy books or waste Of time.
Phonography-more reporters are greatly
needed at good paw. Commercial ednea-
ton, bookkeeping, etc. ....
81 Cherry street, J. W. DoLREAR.
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The ''New Tanning Mill" now being
manufactured and sold by @. n. Jones a
Co, Nos , and 4, corner College and
Church streets, will clean Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Rye, Barley, Millet, Timothy, Glover,
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 lumber and crerg machine var
rdatsd july2-eod 1w.
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GlffW fEii aatf alsew ~s,E ff.4 s-e ana Il
New Orleans, 16@16ic;- Denarara 169
1916 choice. rB ri g. ,.5srsm $50 % mI
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GONE SCoT FREE-Jas. Hennessy, the
youth imprisoned in the Jail abont two
months since for shooting John Hart, who
stabbed Tim McCarty, was released yes
terday on q writ Of habeas corpus issued by
Judge Cary, Hart having fed the city and
no prosecutor appearing against Hennessy.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.- Manson A. Bradley,
one Of Blackbun's men, brought 70 the
city several days since from DeKalb coun-
iy, on charge Of murder, was released
from Jail on writ Of hdjoas corpus yester-
day, and appeared before Judge Cary
Owing 10 the absence Of proper witnesses
he was remanded toprison until next Tues
day, when he will have another hearing
before that tribune.
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GRAND BARBECUE Al MCMINNvILLE.
The people Of Warren county are to have
grand celebration and barbecue near Nc
Minnyile on the Fourth. The Odd Fell
lows silver cornet band, of this city, has
been engaged for the occasion, and will
enliven the gathering with its sweetest
strains. We understand that special trains
will RIO throughout the day from Tulla-
homa TO McMinnyille.
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ReM EInnr

Choice New Wheat Flour for sala lat W ".
ToTTEN's, at greatly reduced prices. BY the
sack barrel or ear load.
NO. Is NORTH COLLEE ST.
Juhezsq1m Nashville, Tenn
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FUNERAL OF Nh. II. II. OWEN. The
funeral procession Of Mr.. H. II. Owen,
Clerk Of the Police Court, attended yester-
day morning by the Metropolitan Police
in force, aud headed by the Post Band
marched through Cherry street to the City
Cemetery, where his remains were depos-
tied Considerable credit is due the police
corps for the kind attention shown their
Did oomrade. The expense Of the burial
vas borne BY them.
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FRAUDULENT BREACH OF TRUsT.-In
Esquire Thurneck's court yeaterSRy Eli
zabeth Doubeck charged Jane Mcneil
with a fraudulent breach Of trast. Con-
tinued until to-day.
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Gold is without material change. The
following are the New York quotations
of yesterday: Opened at 140l, was 40!
at 1925; l4O4 at noon, and closed at
l4O4 at 3P. NJ. The rates here were 1891
buying, and l4O4 selling,
Government securities are lower. The
following are the New York quotations Of
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A BoOTLEss CHASE AFTER LINEN
THIEF.-Yssterday morning aboat half
past three O'Clock, the lock on .he linen
room door Of Mr.. Geo. F. Lloyd, Of the firm
Of Robert Thompson 4 Co, Msrket street,
and who resides on West Cedar street, cor
ner Of Clay, was picked by a burglar Az
ter eRecting an entrance, he began gather
ing the yaluables, such as table-cloths,
shirts, uumentionables, etc, etc, TO the
amount Of Ss5 or $40, and made OF with
them HE wac negro, and Ess seen BY
oHSeT stewart Of She Metropolitan Police,
carry Yesterday morning, Juggling the pack
acIo's tne country near the old Franklin
pike, South Nashville, and was hailed Inv
that officer with the heart-stirring snnsai
Come, oh, come with mell Rpt he fs;Io3
TO come; ; thought probably ne was trvins
TO foolish him." took 10 his besls .n3
thereupon commenced an exciting rb.s.
up street and down street, the thief scs,t.,',
ing the clothing all along the road in ms
endeayors TO pay an urgent call on A friend
IN the country. The officer proved moi i,
heet OF loot A. the "cullud cuss from AZ
rlkay,' aud gave mp the race as homeless
Gathering the clothing together. he
pressed a little white-eved picapinpv
into service, aud brought the missing linen
10 police headquarters, where IL was trans
ferred 10 is owner. ~.
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GUR DELEGATES IN NEw York. The
New York Tribune of Tuesday publishes
the following Tennessee delegates to the
Democratic Convention, az already arrived
or sKpected az Powelps Hotel
Maj Walker, Gen. Bate, Col. Reed, Gen.
n. r. Forrest, Judge Bryan, Matt. Brown,
Col. Mouiton, J. X. Rugg, s. S. Rugg,
Jacob johnson, Judge Warner, Col. Nc.
Cane, VIM, NJ Kinney, Jacob Foster, Jno.
Mccain, Richard MoCann, Robt. Henry,
Cten. Palmer, Col. Parmsrlee, Judge Reed,
VIM. Wilson, II, nj. Pratt Col Rogers,
Gen. Gordon,
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VIZ again urge upon the attention Of the
city authorities, and the Street Oyerseer in
particular, the condition OF the streets along
which the street railroads run, on The in
aide and Immediately on the outside Of the
railing, as very destructive to vehicles of
every character. The Chairman of The
CoSnmiltee on Street Railroads by simple
Performance Of his extensive duties could
avoid all ihis We hope he will look after
it, A large pile Of broken rock living i'm
mediately in front Of private residences
Nos. - and "A North Spruce street for
some weeks past should "a once be re-
moved. w.
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PHoNOaRAPHY.-New class begins this
week No study pays better, or is sooner
mastered. j. w. DoLBEAR.
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falling. ....
ARRIVALS. ..
Ella Hughes, from Paducah, with slim
trip.
- DEPARTURES.
Alpha, for Cairo.
The Louisville Courier of July I'd says {:
The river was stationary yesterday, with
four and half feet water in the cana,
two and half in the chute, and one and
half over the rocks last evening. A rise
of one inch was reported at Cincinnati yes
terdsy. Yesterday was decidedly the
warmest day of the season. At 81 3. NJ.
the thermometer stood ninety-three and a
half in the shade Business remains very
dull. - .....
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the lat
says
Here the river has risen four inches du-
ring the tWenty-fOur hours ending last
night, with nine and half feet in the chan
mel by the waterworks mark, and ninety
three feet under the CovingtOn bridge for
passing steamers.
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POLICE COURT, July Jerry McCrea,
assault and battery, SIS. s8i-t
Lem Carter, same offense, discharged.
VIM. Golden, drunkenness, S. e.5
w. Golden, larceny of ST. Uaited States
currency, discharged.
Letitia Sims, assanltwith stone and using
abusive language, IS.
Amanda Smith, drunk and disorderly,
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

THE REgULAR ANNUAL TERM OF TAIs
i Law School will open on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 18th. 1853 Pull course two terms OF
six mouths each. Students admitted to the
Senior Class, on examination, By application
on or before October 10Th, 1853 Tuition fee,
$50 per ahnum. including use Of Library.
HENRY HITCHCOCK
Dean Of Law Faculty,
2B North Third street, St Louis. Mo.
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jas . InUmaH, Mayor.
A special dispatch TO the Louisville
Courier yesterday, from Judge Lanham
and Capt. Rhea, says:
w. Scott Glore, as the representative of
Capt. Rhea in all local agencies for Ken
lucky and Tennessee, will be furnished
through one Of the leading Louisville
banks, in sixty hours from this morning,
with 4 draft sufficient TO meet the demands
Of all who may think their investments in
The drawing hazardous
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03

Wand & Futcher the enterprisiDg pro
prietors Of our driving park are always up
to snuff" The following programme for
the Fourth is lively and interesting
THREE RACES IN ONE DAY.
First Raoe-Purse $50, free for all mules
except the DruclSer mule. Mile heats,
best three in FIVE. Entrance fee So. En-
tries can be made at Kinney d Wands,
Merchants Exchange, opposite the Max
well House, or with George Fulcher, at
the Race Course, any time previous 20 the
race. In the above, Eve or more TO make
a race.
Second Race Pacing for club purse,
between the celebrated pacing horses, Get
away, Of Louisville, and Gen. Duncan, Of
Nashville. r.
Third Race -Trotting for club purse, free
Tor all trotting horses.
In additionlto the above programme, is a
match race between Futcher's c. 9. Gen.
Duncan and Capt Hammers Q. g. Dutch
Dave for $500, rain or shine.
This will be one of the best DAYS sport
that has ever come off over the Nashville
Race Course. First race to come off at
half-past two o'clOck, P. M. Admittanee 10
all parts Of the course, fifty cents. Let
them have a glorious crowd.
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A 9 A r. ID.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS & co.
CHARLESTON. s. C..
WILLIAMS. TAYLOR a 90.

. NEW YORK,
FACTORS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
L viii make liberal al sanccs on Gotten
RiouE Wheat Corn and Bacon consigned hi
Br. .. ~. TRyIor, Of The above Il,u..
will be happy % answer Inquiries until Monday
next. AZ the Oiics Of Messrs. MrAlIister 4
Wheless. or Al the ST Cloud Hotel myS0 I'm