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Interesting ExercIses

The monthly review of the pupils at
Mrs. Weber's Edgefeld Seminary, was
largely attended yesterday, and the exer-
cises were very acceptable to parents and
others present There was a lecture on
music by Prof Weber; lecture on pee
manship by Prof Dolbear, and also lee
tuIes TO The classes by Profs. W. Bryce
Th ompson and A. NJ. Bailey. The school
is large and in a very aourishing condi-
-fr,
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sou,beru railroad prospects.

From ex-Gov. Patton of Alabama, who
was in the city yesterday, and who is the
President Of the North and South Ala
bama Railroad Company and ALEC Vice
President of the Chattanooga and Alabama
Railroad Company, we learned that al
rangements have been entered into by
which the road from Decatur 10 Mont
gomery and the Chattanooga and Meridian
roads will be entirely completed within
two years. The two roads will cross at
EIyton, Jefferson county, Alabama.
Gov. P. feels much encouraged by his
recent visit North in behalf of The interest
of these companies. The link between
Decatur and Montgomery, 1873 miles, when
completed will develop the finest mineral
region in the world, and will bring a vast
scope Of country in immediate connection
with Nashville. Nashville will then be
in railroad connection with Pen
saeOls, about AGO miles, and
with Mobile about 500 miles. The
parties contracting for the completion O
these roads are men of enterprise and CAPT
tai, and will push forward the work TO ar
early completion. Gov. P. is laborinl
with great zeal in the interests Of thesi
railroads.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED:
A. Baker, Upper Cumberland.
John Lumsden, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Alphs, Upper Cumberland.
Milbrey, Upper Cumberland.
Pink VaIbIe, St. Louis.
New York, Pittsburgh.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
John Lumsden, Cairo.
Fanny Brandsia, Evansville.
The river was still falling yesterday,
wiLh11 feet on Hsrpeih Shoals. Weather
cold. Wind from the north.
Business on the wharf was brisk agsin
yesterday.
The A. Baker arrived from the Upper
Cumberland, with so hhds tobacco, 5000
sacks corn aud 65 bbls oil.
The John Lumsden from Cairo, had
good packet trip.
The Alpha and the Milbrey clssred for
the Upper Cumberland with light trips.
The Pink Varble departed for St. Louia
with lis hhds tobacco for New Orleans,
10000 feet cedar lumber for ST. Louis, So
passengers for Tennessee Rolling Mil, asd
her state-rooms all occupied by through
passengers. Emphalieally good trip.
Adam v coll, our popular wharf master,
volunteered his services yesterday to Capt.
Egan, and acted as second clerk Of lbe
Pink Varble.
The foe, new and swirl packet John
Lumsden, departed for Cairo to-day st
o'clock P. NJ. Capt. o. w. Davis is com-
msnder-in-chief with D. G. Davis at the
desk.
The Fanny Brandeis departs FOR Evans
vile to-day al II o'clock in command Ct
Capt. Henry Miller.
tJames Bias Parrish desires Us to make
public mention Of the fact that be has
nothing whatever to DO with the amounts
being paid by steamboats, TO their oficers,
as wages. Hurry county boats of the indie.
pendent combination, or cooperative per
suasion, may be paying only SIXTY dollars
10 clerks, bat Bias knows nor cares nothing
about that
Capt. Stanton Pierce MeGuire, famili-
lrlV known as "Shandy," was circulating
extensively yesterday among his old
friends.
T. L. Lee, Fowler, Lee, Co. PAducah,
departed for MeCracken on the Nashville
Is the guest Of his friend Capt. Sims.
)oe trip as clerk Of a Hurry county
Jacket seems to have satisfied Toms aspi-
alton for marine distinction.
Capt. Tom CArtwroDg Of the iafsrialed
'etsey Baker, on his last trip to the cad
{ the 'Ollow captured an unique and most
emarkable specimen Of an 'Uuy county
1t which will be presented to Lord Palm,
rsion with dns and appropriate eers.
loniaa =.
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In consequence of defeat of the Span
ish arms by the insurgents, Sugars have
declined in price. Choice Family Flour
has also followed suit, and many other ar
ticles in the grocery line. To get the ben
eft of the declining market, go to W. W
Tolten & Bros, % College street.
mar21.if
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-2O's at $50.
Tennessee Bonds are shade better
The old are quoted al 654 and the new at
Ga,
Nashville corporation checks are bought
at Sic and sold al 82@83c
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 3Gth
inst we're AZ follows:
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Circuit Court.

The case of Ensley ys. the city of Nash
vile, No. 9l2 on the docket, being suit
for damages on account of wood taken by
the corporation during the war, is still on
trial in the Circuit Court. A portion OF
the argument is yet to be heard, and the
case has been therefore adjourned until
Monday. this being motion day.
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DIED.:

JOYCE.-0n yesterday, the I'd inst, JOHN
MILES, son of John and Hannah Joyce. aged 4
years
The funeral will take place from the corner
of Vine and Crawford streets to- morrow Sun
day afternoon at o'clock The friends and
stquaintances of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
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lIna WnndlInr-

We have had another considerable
change in the weather, it being some thirty
degrees colder yesterday thsn on the day
rrevious. 1t was dear last night, and
those particularly interested were appre-
hensire of a damaging frost
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued for the week ending yesterday:
Joseph Horner and Mary Tabb.
f. l.. Hedrick and Calista Z. Pyle
Henry Bloom and Sarah Mcdonald.
Michael Walsh and Bridget McLeroy.
Chss. II. Gaucbier and Clara B. Warren.
B, +. Waggoner and Tennie Cato.
Samuel NJ y ckens and Maria johnson.
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GoldWas rather sitter Yesterday forenoon
but closed lower. The following are the
New York quotations: Opened at 1872,
was 1919 at 1925, 1915 at lilo, 1917 at
noon, 1915 at 2, and closed at 1871 at P.
M. The rates here were 131 buying and
lS2 selling. Silver is bought at 125.
Exchange on New York is sold by the
banks at ic premium and is taken by them
at par.
There ID a decline in United States
Bonds of about ] ofone per cent. The new
issue series is bought here at the New
York rates, and is sold at DC advance.
The following are the latest quotetions:
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NnshvIIIe QroeerY Market.

SUGAR.-New Orleans, 14@l6. Dema-
rara, 16@16I; Porto Rico, 14i@l53
Cuba, Is; standards hards, 1S4;A coffee
III C, B do 174c, and c do II.
CoFFEE.-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 19@253c; Laguyrs, 26c; Java, 80
@4Oc.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-New Orleans
per Dbl, 75@S5c; syrup, 5Oc9sl:: golden
syrup, 81.
SALr.-LiyerpOoI sack SO %; seven
bushel barrels, by the car load, So 80; five
and a half do, 81 65.
RICE.-We quote best Carolina lO3c.
TEAs.-Imperial 81 65@2 25; Young
Hyson 81 25; Black 81 25@2; Gunpow-
ders1 65@2.
FIsH.-Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 and 8, per
barrel, $2l, $40, SIS; in kits, Nos. 1, 2,
and 8, So 25, So, 81 rs.
CANDLEs.-Star, light weight, 17@174c.
PowDER.-Dupont, s. so; Hazards 81
so; blasting, SIS so; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHoT.-Patent So 20 buck So so.
CAPs.-G. d. 45c; water proof 81 10
musket 81 10.
LIQUoRs-Common rectified whisky per
gallon, 81 1901 40; Robertson County
81 1902 IS; Bourbon, 81 1903.
misunderstanding per doz. 40@75c.
Washbosrds 81 rs per doz. Buckets per
soz 50 75@S. Tubs 81 1905 per nest.
Starch 7!e. Candy Csc for assorted
per pound. Snuff 81 1908 per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches So IS per case
Pepper SIC. Spice 32c. Ginger 25c. Oys-
tiers So so per case for pound cans; S. 80
per case for pound cans. Canned peaches
2 pound cans, 81 per doz. Soda 74@Sc.
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II, 40; exports to-day 1907; Of veal a.
Liverpool 921; continent Oil: eoa.fx;ss
2,s55; stock on hand 12S, 396; sales TO-DAY
500; weak 1880; demand limited declined
}. middling 2S4; Gold 1872 Sterling I4lI.
Commercial 1900 140l. New York sizbt
s@4c premium Sugar dull; common lie;
prime lac. Moiassss easy, prime 72ie.
Sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 2.-FI0ur 1904 so.
Wheat 81 45@1 so Corn 66970e. Oats
$4,000. Rye 81 26@1 %. Barley 81 80.
Whisky S9c- Sugar 133@153e. Molasses
70@7Sc. Pork $50 5O@32. Bacon l3f,
164@l7fe; hams 1S@19c. Lard 1Se.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April Flour SIS 5O66 30
Wheat 81 90. Corn SIZE. Oats. $50. Rvs
81 204. Barley 81 5891 60. Highwine
SIC. Sugar 14@16c.. Molzsses Sal O5.
Pork $3I. Bulk meats 12c. Hams I54
10 l6c. Lard I8c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIEcIEEATI, April 2.-FIour doll. nm.
changed, Corn 64@66c. Oats 63666e.
Whisky Ole. Pork S3I 30; bulk meats
1249144c; bacon 49,, 164c for shouidere
and rib sides. Lard 1Sc. Hams Is6I9c.
Molsases S0@e5c. Sugar I4@16c. Wheat
dull, 81 IS. Berley 81 IS. Cotton dull,
27e. Bye 81 ~. Coffee firm, 20@26c.
Potatoes 70@75c per buskel, Eggs adj
vaneed TO &c, Butter scarce at 1905.
Money loans at 10@12 per cent.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Sales $50 bales
tobacco 4a@14; pork S32; lard ISL; bacon
1S4, IL. and 174; bulk meat Is, IS, l64c;
-four S. 5096; corn 62@64; OATS 6O@e3c;
groceries unchanged
Memphis Markets..
MEMPHIS, April Cotton dull; nom
inally 274c; receipts 495; exports 966.
Flour steadier. Corn 76@77e OAts 65
to &c. Hay SIG. Pork $50 so. Lard
199@204c. Bacon steady; shoulders lac;
sides l72c. Bulk meals steady; shoulders
he; sides 163c.
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ARRIEn.

WADE-BLACK.-A the residence of the
brides father. en- the evening OF the 30th ult,
by Rev. DR.: Hoyt of Nashville, Mr.. NJ. 3. WADE
and Miss FANNIE p. BLACK, all of Rutherford
county.
SMITH-WEEDEN.-I Cannon county, on
the 18th ult,, by Rev. Mr.. Brantly, Mr.. d.
SHIiH Of Murfreesboro. and Miss SALLIE WEE
DEN of Cannon county.
CANN0N-RIDDLE.-A the NJ. E. Church
South, in Pulaski. Giles county, by the Rev.
Felix r. Bill, Mr.. S. M. CANEON of ShelbyviIle,
and Miss MAGGIE RIDDLE of Pulaski.
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RealEstateT transfers.

The 70 lowing are the real estate trans
fers for the week ending yesterday:
S r Anderson trustee, and NJ L
Hays to Sam p Aweut, LOT 10
Aments tract, s $50 90
P L Michel, clerk, to F J Bit.
terlich and Joseph Sigler, por.
ton of lot in the Eubank
property. l,45o 90
P L Nichol, clerk, 10 + A Fall
properly. 1850 90
Der. land in 2sJ district, $50 90
F G Roche 10 I T Eddina, lot
in Memphis.
Michael Burns 10 VIM Burns,
trustee for Julia Ann Shan
non, lot in Edgefeld, 800 W
Neill S Brown, trustee, and
Rachel d Foote TO Robt Toll
ME, lots in West Nashville, 500 w
N Hobson TO G NJ Fogg, jrp
admin. lot in Edgefeld. l,3oS w
John McMurray 10 a c Giliem,
land in % district, 100 w
Samuel j Reid to Jas Pillow,
lots in Underwood additO, 500 Oo
-' wright. lot in EdeeGeld, 1900 90
Young, land ia county 1900 OO
II II Dczier and wife to Elmore
d Young, interest in land ia
county.
Richard Hyde to r B Hays, land
in Wilson county, ooo "
Joe B Patton to w l. McintnTh,
undivided half interest in lot
in Edge6eld, 81 Of
lot in the the city, $500 Of
land in Marshall NJ ID1e county 1000 OF
Annie and ] P Humphreys to
Adam Woolf, lot in Hum
phrey's addition, 40 On
Sallie J Strobe TO Henry Miller,
land in Rutherford county, 10000 OF
NJ B Howell, Clerk and Master,
addition, 1850 OF
house and lot in city. l,5CO o.
John w Walker TO Adora Walk
er, deed of gift TO part of LOT in
city.
John w Shute and wife TO James
Evans, land in Haywood
county, l,OSO "
John w Shute and wife to
Worle, land in Haywood
county, l,S5O VI
John w Shute aud Wits TO WV
Whitaker, land in Haywood
county, $40 On
John w Shute and wife 10 w
Stamps, land in Haywood
county, I6O VI
John w Shute and wife TO
Miles Pruett, land Haywood
county, ,440 W
John w Shute and wife TO X
Ward, land in Haywood
county, $40 "
John w Shute and wife TO S 7
Moore, land in Haywood
county, 1900 o.
John w Shute and wife TO d
Whitaker, land in Haywood
county, 1900 o.
Chas E Ii Martin and wife to w
Sitchford, lott in the division
of the estate Of Mary f A Me-
Call, deed, 1900 o.
A J Baird to Ruth Syler, land
in franklin county, 2,6O(
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stealing Clothing.

A negro woman, named Ssllie Merritt,
WAS arrested yesterday for stealing clothing
rom Mrs sippy. She was confined IN the
vo,kbouse, and will have hearing today
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A few days ago, Mrs. Weber, principal
o: the Edge6eld Female Seminary, took
her scholars to Lishy's extensive nursery.
The proprietor was highly pleased with
the visit, and showed his appreciation of
the honor, by presenting every young lady
present with a beautiful flower.
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. J. o. Shackleford as can
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of May, 1859. mar6tds
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FOR Supreme Judre.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the Office of Judge of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
at the approaching judicial election.
march LITE.
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Fraudulent Breach ofTrust

Van Payne was arraigned before Squire
Thurneck on the charge OF fraudulent
breach Of trust in appropriating pistol 10
his own ne. The case was compromised
by the defendant substituting another pls'
tol ia the place of the one used.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-03

For safely, economy and brilliant light,
buy the oil offered for sale by w. D.
Kline, druggist, Masonic Temple. 1t is
almost inodorous. The oil inspector is
again forced to acknowledge that the FIRE
test is much higher than any in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-03
ones COUNTY Rlood Horse AssaeIa,ion.

Giles County blood Horse Association,
At recent meeting Of the Giles county
Blood Horse Association, says the Pulaski
Citizen, the following permanent Board of
Directors was elected
Elihu Edmundson, Scion f Rose, w w
Gordon, ] w Rivers, A NJ Carter, Geo Z
Altman, J b Stacy, Jno C Brown, L II
Peden, w e FIournoy, J Lindsey, w q
s Anderson, H Bate, A ] McKimmin, G
W McMiIlion, w II Baugh, I NJ Jones,
A j Balentine, W Ii Alternately, w 6
Lewis, q W Gordon and John Kennedy.
The Board then elected the following
officers, to wit:
John G Brown, President,
f n Fan n nJsea Vice Presidents,
B H Peden, Superintendent,
J B Stacy, Secretary and Treasurer,
I NJ Topp, Engineer.
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Another Mule Gone.

About noon yesterday one Of Mr.. Par
rish's mules took fright on Church street,
near the old academy, and ran away.
When opposite the academy he fell, and
in such peculiar manner as TO break his
neck, from which injury he died almost
instantly. The mule was a valuable one.
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NashYiIle Prodaee Market.

HAY-We heard Of the sale 90 the
wharf to-day at $26 so per ton, and 100
bales on private terms.
CorToN SEED-Continues in demand at
$l2 per ton.
Coon SKINS Dealers are paying from 5
@25c piece.
BUTTER Market firm, a good article
commanding 35@4Oc per pound.
EeGs-Dealers are paying l5@l7e per
dozen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-03

A man named Coffee was run into by
a velOcipede propelled by negro Thurs
day night, at Indianapolis, and severely
injured. The negro was afterward ar
rested,
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NASHVILLE provision Market.

Nashville Provision Market.
We notice an improvement in the mar
ket yesterday. The receipts of bacon were
heavy, amounting to upwards of $4,000
lbs. We quote:
BAcoN-Clear sides l71@172c; should
srs 134@14c; plain country hams Ice.
CHOICE HAMs.--Hsrt & Hensley's c. c.
c. hams, canvased, 191e.
MISS PoRK-Psr barrel $50.
LARD-In tierces 193c; half barrels Zoe.
kegs, cans and caddies PIC.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar cured, l84@l9c.
BEEF ToSaUE-Per dozen, Sc 80.
CoRNFD BEEF-Per half barrels, $l2.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
some Of the good citizens of Simpson
county, Ky, to furnish every household
OF that county with copy of the Bible
without note or comment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-03

We have just received a LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make of
Shirts made expressly for our trade, which
we are offering at reduced prices. Also. Tn.
der shirts, Drawers, Handkerchief
Socks, Suspenders. Gloves, Collars,
Cravats, Bows, Ties. searfs, and every
thing pertaining to gentleman's toilet, at
r. II. TH0MPS0N'S,
mars IF Al Cherry Street.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. March 81.
Cotton quiet but steady; sales 500 bales;
middliDgs 28@2Sf; receipts 1907:
Augusta, Ga, March 81.
Cotton market quiet but steady; sales
430 bales; receipts 300; middlings at 271.
Charleston. March 81.
Cotton quiet bat unchanged; middlings
IS; receipts 525; exports, eoastwise, S6l;
sales 200.
Mobile. March 81.
Cotton dull and lower; opened at out
side, but closed at inside quotations low
middlings 27f@274; sales 900 bales, inclu-
ding 400 after the close Of yesterday mar
ket; receipts 81; no exports.
Macon. Ga, March 81.
There was a very good demand to-day
at 264e We qaote middlings 264@264c
the latter figure being for the finest
grade. Receipts to-day, 20 bales; ship
ments $50 bales; Gales 2l8 bales.
Atlanta, March II.
The receipts are light and the market is
quiet at 254@26c.
Montgomery, Ala. March 81.
The market TO- day is fairly active al full
prices; low middlings sell readily at 264e-
Memphis, March m.
The demand was light to-day and
chiefly for middling and low middling, as
a consequence of which the lower grades
were dull ss compared with yesterday:
Holders remained firm, however, and
would not consent to q relaxation of their
YieWs. notwithstanding the New York
market was reported dull and easier, from
which new buyers felt constrained 10
move cautiously. The sales of the day
were about 900 bales and the receipts 463.
The receipts for the month ending this
evening are 20.067 bales, against 20,754
bales last March. Exports for the month,
20 577
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For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized to announce Thos.
Fl. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1859. mh12.te
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The big show exhibited yesterday after
noon and at night, was largely attended on
both occasions. CASTILLO is an experienced
Snowman, and knows how TO please the
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CnnlInunh

The case of Henry Ward, arrested On
The charge of stealing a watch, was con-
tinne1 in The Police Court Yesterday.
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burglary in CIarksyiIle.

The residences of Mayor Freh and Mr..
Hamlet, GAINESVILLE, were entered by rob-
bers and many articles Of value carried Of.
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For Chancellor seventh District.

We are authorized to announce Chas.
&. Smith, of Montgomery, candidate
for Chancellor of the 9TH Chancery Di-
vision, composed of the counties OF Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, Jackson and Smith. Election 18th
of April. marl7-tde
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Horse kfeaIing.

The trial of Alfred Young, charged with
horse stealing, has been postponed until
Welneshav next.
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RAGS.

On and after this date. we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHITMAN BROS.
November Aft
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10. IA New Encampment,

The Odd Fellows of Clarksville organ
lied an Encampmeut at that place on the
oath Of March, with twenty~four men,
bers, and was named in honor of one o
their membeTs-Mr. John Young The
following are the names Of officers elected
John Young, Chief Patriarch,
DIR. C. W. Beaumont, High Priest
T. #. Willis, Sr. WardeI,
B. Plosser, Scribe,
James TAFT, Treasurer,
+. BnsteIman, Jr. Warden.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-03

New York Republicans declare that
John Jay, President of the New York
Union League, is to be appointed Minis
ter to ENGLAND.
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Canned Fruit.

We notice that one Of our grocers re-
osiyed. yesterday, a large quantity Of
canned peaches, put up by Mrs. c. n.
Hoover, BellbuckIe, Tenn. Good for home
,,rn6ncfinn
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CITY NOTICES.

If the Ladies want a beautiful high
heeled shoe let them call at T. Z. Win
stead & Co.'S. apr.2.2t
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SboDId he reconstructed.

The covering of the well on the capitol
grounds, corner Of Cedar and Park streets,
should be reconstructed.
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Death of a Former Citizen of CIsrks.

Death of a Former Citizen of CIaFks-
Vile.
A letter received few days ago from
Cotton Plant, Arkansas, says the Clarks,
vile Tobacco Leaf announces the death of
Bob franklin, formerly of that place. In
attempting to cross stream in canoe it
was upset, and before assistance could be
rendered he was drowned.
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Seriously Injured.

Mr.. Marshall JamisOn, an old citizen Of
Springfield, was kicked few days ago by
horse and seriously injured.
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F.r.hareeiior, zsI DIstrict.

For thAbeeIiOr, 7fh District.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
homas Barry candidate for re election
as Chancellor 10 the 7Lh Chaneery Dis
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April Is, 1869, ordered by the
2 exclamation of the Governor.
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The ChanceilOrshin

To Messrs. John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked the
liberty of using my "nsDe for the posi-
ton of Chancellor Of this district at the
coming election"
This call is made in such terms OF
compliment that it leaves me no choice.
My name is at your disposal. If elected,
will serve the people to the best Of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD II. EAST.
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Arrival of Coal.

Eighteen barges Of coal from the upper
Cumberland mines arrived here on Thurs
day night last.
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Gone to California.

Jacob Miller was fined fifty dollars by
Commissioner Stone yesterday for assault
ing his wife.